Pixar, Disney and Win or Lose

Why Pixar’s ‘Win or Lose’, first criticized for cutting a trans character, is back in the news
The Pixar series “Win or Lose" has made headlines for cutting out a trans character and featuring a Christian one. Here's what to know.
Disney’s ‘Win or Lose’ is back in the news. This time for a Christian character
The Pixar series “Win or Lose,” according to a Disney synopsis, “features the intertwined stories of eight different characters as they each prepare for their big championship softball game — the insecure kids, their helicopter parents, even a lovesick umpire.”
Pixar's 'Win or Lose' features Disney’s first openly Christian character in nearly two decades
Win or Lose,” Pixar’s first original series not based on an existing intellectual property, has something not seen in the Disney universe in nearly two decades: a distinctively Christian character. In fact,
'Pixar's Win or Lose cut a trans storyline at the worst possible time'
Pixar's new series Win or Lose — the second ( and probably last) of its long-form originals for Disney+ — starts by explaining that "if someone wins, somebody has to lose." But why does it always have to be the LGBTQ+ community who lose when it comes to mainstream representation, especially for children?
Disney show that reportedly cut trans storyline has added a Christian character
Pixar Animation Studios — owned by Disney as its parent company — released a new show on Disney+ last month titled Win or Lose. The animated series originally featured a trans girl as one of its characters,
Disney introduces Christian character to Win or Lose months after axing transgender plot
Disney Pixar’s new animated softball series Win or Lose has introduced an explicitly Christian character, the entertainment giant’s first in almost 20 years, months after confirming a trans plot line had been axed.
The controversy over Disney’s new Christian character, briefly explained
Disney has added an explicitly Christian character to Pixar’s new series Win or Lose. That might not be head-turning in isolation, but it comes just months after nixing a transgender character’s storyline from the same show,
Win or Lose is a glimpse of what Pixar does best — and what it should do more of
Oh, Pixar — at it again with a funky concept that goes all in on the emotions. In the case of Win or Lose, the studio’s first ...
‘Win or Lose’ Goes Inside Out to Explore Softball as an Unpredictable Game of Life from Multiple Perspectives
Writer/directors Carrie Hobson and Michael Yates discuss their co-ed middle school softball series told from multiple ...
Everything to Know About Pixar’s New Series ‘Win or Lose’: Release Schedule, How to Watch
EXCLUSIVE: Great news for Blue Bloods fans — one of the beloved drama’s signature characters, Donnie Wahlberg’s Danny Reagan, will be back on CBS with a new ‘Blue’ cop show in a new city. CBS has ...
Pixar’s Win or Lose could have been a home run, but strikes out when it matters most
A storyline that Disney forced the show’s creators to drop could have inspired enthusiasm in transgender children without ...
Greater Cincinnati teen gets animated with role in new Pixar miniseries
Dorien Watson is an eighth grader as Cincinnati's School for Creative and Performing Arts. He's the voice behind "Ira." ...
Pixar in a pickle? Portland baseball team claims Disney used logo without permission, considers legal action
The Portland Pickles claim Disney/Pixar used their logo for a newly released animated movie without their permission.
'Win Or Lose' New Preview Clips For Episode 3 & 4 Released By Pixar, More Details
The official Pixar YouTube channel just recently dropped a new preview clip for the upcoming third and fourth episode of the ...
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Pixar’s “Win or Lose” Sparks Possible Trademark Dispute with Portland Pickles
Disney / Pixar's Win or Lose show is under fire by the Portland Pickles for alleged trademark infringement over the team logo ...
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Win Or Lose’s Chicken Explained: Every Horror Reference & Its Callback to Toy Story 2
Win or Lose's third episode introduces a terrifying giant chicken into the series. This is both a nod to horror movies and a ...