Disney+ has confirmed its autumn 2026 slate is unusually light, with only four original titles scheduled despite this being the season when many networks traditionally launch new programming. Among the new arrivals is a Marvel Cinematic Universe entry and a short film tied to one of Disney Animation's flagship properties, alongside a family-friendly LEGO special that revisits a major Star Wars series in comedic, brick-built form.

The most immediate release is "LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian", an animated television special launching on Disney+ on 2 September. It recaps the events of the live-action show's three seasons in LEGO's trademark cartoonish, comedic style, continuing Disney's long-running collaboration with LEGO across franchises such as Marvel, DC and Indiana Jones. It remains unclear whether original cast members, including Pedro Pascal, will lend their voices, as LEGO adaptations typically use different voice actors from the source material.