Hasbro and Skybound Entertainment are teaming up for a show based on Energon Universe from Robert Kirkman. Deadline was first with the news about the new series and a slate of TV shows from Hasbro Entertainment. The series is a crossover between G.I. Joe, Transformers, and Void Rivals. It’ll be more adult-focused in the vein of Kirkman’s other smash-hit series Invincible. The fifth season of that show premieres on Prime Video next March.

Kirkman, who’s been a fan of G.I. Joe and Transformers since his childhood, won the comic book publishing rights to the brands in 2021. He created a shared universe between the two of them alongside his original IP, Void Rivals, which he co-created with Lorenzo De Felici. Energon Universe has been one of Hasbro’s highest-selling comic book lines ever with over 7 million units sold.

Joe Henderson is attached to serve as the showrunner and writing the adaptation. His credits include Lucifier, White Collar, and Almost Human.

Other Hasbro News Of The Day

Also in this announcement was a bit about the other Hasbro properties that are coming soon. Their slate includes Clue series from Sony, Forgotten Realms a Dungeons & Dragons series with Netflix, a Monopoly film with Lionsgate, an unscripted Monopoly series with Netflix, Magic: the Gathering movies and series with Legendary and Netflix, My Little Pony live-action movie with Amazon MGM Studios, game shows based on Trivial Pursuit and Scrabble, and the biggest news, a Power Rangers live-action TV series with Disney+.

That news is special for Rangers fans, because it’s the first inkling we’ve gotten about some movement for the series as a whole in a while.

We’ll keep you updated on all things Hasbro and this news as we get more details.

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Source: Deadline

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