Monsters at Work first aired on Disney Plus in July 2021. Fans of the Monsters Inc. movie series can now watch the show twenty years after the movie came out. The movie has always been a part of the business, though, and fans know about it. Pixar made a movie in 2012 called Monsters University that took place before the first movie. It was shown in the introduction that Mike and Sulley have been together since they were in college. The movie did really well at the box office and with moviegoers.
Because of this, fans were naturally thrilled when it was reported that the same characters would be getting their own show. The first season of Monsters at Work began right after Monsters Inc. and was mostly about how the company went from being scary to funny. It told the story of Tylor Tuskmon, who had just graduated from Monsters University. Like the movies that came before it, the series became a fan favorite very quickly, and many people couldn’t wait for a second season.
Monsters at Work got a second season, which was officially revealed in June 2022. As details continue to emerge about the upcoming season, fans can look forward to more laughter, excitement, and delightful adventures in the monster-filled workplace.
Monsters at Work Season 2 Date of release
IGN has the first look at the new video for Season 2 of Monsters at Work, which you can watch in the player above. The new season will start on April 5 on Disney Channel and May 5 on Disney+.
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Monsters at Work Season 2 Plot
Tylor’s dream of becoming a Joker finally came true at the end of the first season, which ended with Tylor being a hero. Along with the MIFT team, Tylor comes up with a unique container that can hold enough laugh energy to power the whole company. The goal is for the company to switch from scare power to laugh power. The business might have had to shut down without them. It was a good way to end the season because it set up a new time for the company and many of the people.
Because of this, it’s very likely that season two will follow Mike, Sulley, and Tylor as they start to run the company in a new way after the shift. Fans can expect the producers to make up some exciting stories for season two, even though the plan details for season one are still being kept secret. Tyler got a new helper at the end, and Boo was brought back into the group. Fans are looking forward to seeing how Tylor deals with the problems he faces as a new Jokester, so this is a likely direction for season two to go.
Another thing that fans still really want is for Boo to come back and meet the rest of the team. Unfortunately, though, this might not come true. Even though it was said that Boo wouldn’t be in the show, fans’ hopes were renewed when Sulley opened a door that went to Boo at the end of season one. At a press conference before the first season of the show, chief producer Bobs Gannaway said that Boo would not be in the Monsters at Work series. Gannaway talked about a chat he had with Monsters Inc. director Pete Docter and said:
“Just to be very clear, Boo does not make an appearance in the series. I’ll kinda leave it at that. Pete Docter and I had a nice discussion about Boo and we both agreed, the relationship between Boo and Sulley is so precious, and so wonderful, that we want to leave it to the world to have their own interpretation of how that relationship continued, and not define it. That’s very important to Pete, and also us.”
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Monsters at Work Season 2 Cast
The Main Cast of Monsters at Work Season 2:
- Billy Crystal as Mike Wazowski
- John Goodman as James P. “Sulley” Sullivan
- Ben Feldman as Tylor Tuskmon
- Mindy Kaling as Val Little
- Henry Winkler as Fritz
Summary
“Monsters at Work,” the animated series that premiered on Disney Plus in July 2021, delighted fans of the beloved “Monsters Inc.” franchise. Set after the events of the original movie, it explores the transition from scare to laughter at the company. With a second season confirmed for release on April 5 on Disney Channel and May 5 on Disney+, viewers eagerly anticipate more hilarious adventures in the monster-filled workplace.
