Apple TV+ Reveals Season Two Trailer for Stop-Motion Series “Shape Island”
Apple TV+ is gearing up for the premiere of the highly anticipated second season of “Shape Island,” a charming stop-motion animated series based on the beloved “Shapes” picture book trilogy by Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen. The show, which has won an Emmy Award, is set to return on Friday, August 29, 2025, with all eight episodes available for streaming.
The show takes viewers on a delightful journey to a picturesque island populated by serious Square, intrepid Circle, and tricky Triangle. As these engaging characters embark on exciting adventures, they also tackle important life lessons about friendship, diversity, and problem-solving. “Shape Island” demonstrates that friendships can come in all shapes and sizes.
This season will feature the familiar voices of talented actors, with Yvette Nicole Brown as the narrator, Harvey Guillén as Square, Scott Adsit as Triangle, and Gideon Adlon as Circle. The series was co-created by Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen, who also act as executive producers. The show is in good hands with the talented team at the helm, including Kelli Bixler and Drew Hodges from Bix Pix Entertainment, serving as executive producers, and Ryan Pequin as the co-executive producer and head writer.
Apple TV+ continues to provide a diverse range of high-quality content for kids and families, with recent releases like “BE@RBRICK,” “Goldie,” “Frog and Toad,” “Wonder Pets: In the City,” and many others. The platform is also home to award-winning shows suitable for all ages, such as “El Deafo,” “Lovely Little Farm,” “Harriet the Spy,” and “Stillwater,” among others. Whether you’re looking for animated adventures, heartwarming stories, or educational content, Apple TV+ has something for everyone.
Don’t miss out on the second season of “Shape Island” and the many other exciting offerings available for streaming on Apple TV+. Get ready to embark on new adventures, learn valuable lessons, and enjoy quality entertainment with your loved ones.
