List of animated feature films of 2024

Box office records

• The Kung Fu Panda film series grossed over $2 billion with the release of Kung Fu Panda 4.^[306]
• The Boonie Bears franchise gross over $1 billion with the release of Boonie Bears: Time Twist.^{[citation needed]}
• Moana 2 became the 56th film and the 13th animated film to gross $1 billion worldwide.^{[citation needed]}
  • The Moana film series grossed over $1 billion with the release of Moana 2.
  • The Moana film series grossed over $1.5 billion with the release of Moana 2.^{[citation needed]}
• Inside Out 2 became the 54th film to gross $1 billion worldwide, and the 12th animated film to do so.
  • Inside Out 2 became the fastest animated film to gross $1 billion worldwide, doing so in 17 days, surpassing Frozen 2, which did so in 21 days.^[307]
  • It has the best second weekend for any animated film, grossing around $100 million in its second week, a 35 percent drop from its $135 million gross in its first week, surpassing The Super Mario Bros. Movie. It also has the best second week drop for any film that debuted at over $150 million.^[308]
  • It had the third-highest theatrical opening for an animated film of all time, behind Incredibles 2 and The Lion King.^[309]
  • It had the fourth-highest PG-rated opening ever, behind Beauty and the Beast, Incredibles 2 and The Lion King.^[310]
  • It had the third-biggest domestic Monday for any animated film, behind Incredibles 2 and Shrek 2.^[310]
  • It became the first film since Barbie to gross $100 million during its debut.^[311]
  • It became the highest grossing Pixar film of all time, surpassing Incredibles 2.^[312]
  • The Inside Out film series grossed over $2 billion with the release of Inside Out 2.
  • It surpassed the 2019 remake of The Lion King to become the highest-grossing animated film of all time.^[313]
• With Despicable Me 4 grossing $122 million domestically, the Despicable Me film series has more number one box office debuts than any other animated franchise, with six, surpassing the Shrek franchise, which had 5 number one debuts.^[314]