Disney has continued to feature LGBTQ+ content in its more adult-focused fare, notably Marvel Television’s Agatha All Along, Searchlight Pictures’ All of Us Strangers , Next Goal Wins and Fire Island , and FX’s Pose, among others.

Disney has decided to cut a transgender narrative from the animated show. The Hollywood Reporter shared the details of the decision, along with a response from Disney. “Win or Lose” is about the Pickles, a co-ed middle school softball team.

Disney pulled a transgender storyline from “Win or Lose,” an eight-episode Pixar streaming series that debuts in February, the company said Tuesday.

Disney has removed the transgender storyline from Pixar's upcoming series 'Win or Lose.' A spokesperson for Disney stated that "parents would prefer to discuss certain subjects with their children on their own terms" in response to the decision.

A brand new Pixar series has cut a transgender storyline from the plot, with Disney now speaking out to explain the decision. Win or Lose is an animated TV series forthcoming to Disney+ on 19 February, 2025.

Disney reportedly removed a transgender storyline from the upcoming animated series “Win or Lose,” explaining some parents preferred to avoid the topic. The Hollywood Reporter, which first reported the change to the series,

Back in 2020, actress Chanel Stewart already had a few commercials under her belt but was in search of new work. She stumbled upon a post that Pixar was looking for a 14-year-old transgender girl to voice a transgender teen for one of their new series.

The animated series, “Win or Lose,” centers around a group of kids on a softball team as they prepare for their championship game.

Pixar's new animated series Win or Lose set for a 2025 premiere on Disney+ will no longer include a transgender storyline.