Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers 2 (2026) | 5 Pitches for the Sequel

Описание: Chip and Dale made a surprise comeback on Disney+, and fans loved it. From Roger Rabbit-style cameos to meta humor, the Rescue Rangers reboot was a nostalgic blast. But what’s next for the chipmunk duo? In this video, we pitch 5 wild ideas for a potential sequel or TV show continuation.

With Disney director Akiva Schaffer hinting at a possible sequel, it’s time to get speculative! From cartoon crossovers to more Lonely Island energy, we dive into everything we’d love to see if Rescue Rangers came back.

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CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS (Search-Optimized)
00:00 – Why Chip 'n Dale Might Return
01:02 – The Storyline: Missing Toons Mystery
01:49 – Multiverse & Cameo Chaos
02:35 – More Lonely Island Humor
03:17 – Who Framed Roger Rabbit Sequel?!
04:10 – Final Thoughts & What Fans Want

Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers was one of Disney+’s most unexpected successes. Blending self-aware comedy, nostalgic callbacks, and animation/live-action crossovers, it felt like a spiritual successor to Who Framed Roger Rabbit. With positive reviews and fan demand high, a sequel or follow-up series feels inevitable. In this video, we pitch five ideas for what a potential Rescue Rangers 2 could look like — including deeper crossover potential, more Lonely Island-style adult humor, a Roger Rabbit return, and multiverse madness. These pitches are made by fans, for fans, and tap into what made the reboot so beloved in the first place.

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