As part of the companys annual shareholder meeting, Disney CEO Bob Iger revealed today that Pixar had officially begun development onCoco 2, a sequel to the animation studios popular 2017 film about a young boy who travels to the Land of the Dead and meets his great-great-grandfathers spirit.After the announcement, Pixar and Disney also shared this graphic on social media, confirming that the film has the simple titleCoco 2.READ MORE: The Wildest Pixar Theories That Might Be TrueThe firstCoco, directed by Lee Unkrich and co-directed by Adrian Molina, and featuring the voices of Gael Garcia Bernal, Benjamin Bratt, and Edward James Olmos, grossed more than $810 million worldwide. Disney has previouslyconfirmed they were working on a live stage adaptation of the original film; last summer, they also revealed that they were planning to add aCoco attraction to their Disney California Adventure theme park. The company typically does not do that if they dont see a movie as an ongoing franchise with significant longevity.Pixar typically alternates original concepts with sequels to their popular films. Last year they releasedInside Out 2, which became Pixars highest-grossing movie ever. Before that it had been five years since they had made a sequel 2019sToy Story 4.Their next film, this summersElio, is an original idea, as is 2026sHoppers.But then theyre planningToy Story 5,Incredibles 3, and nowCoco 2.The CocosequelGet our free mobile appEvery Pixar Movie, Ranked From Worst to BestWe ranked every single Pixar feature to date, from Toy Story to today. Which is the best?