The Iconic Cartoon Returns with a Fresh Twist
The beloved animated show The Amazing World of Gumball is officially back, and this time it’s weirder, wilder, and more wonderful than ever.
Titled The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball, the new Gumball spinoff series is set to pick up six years after the original series ended, much to the excitement of long-time fans.
The surprise teaser dropped earlier this week and has already sparked a flurry of nostalgic reactions across social media platforms.
In the teaser, Gumball wakes up from a seven-year nap in a dusty room, while his brother Darwin, submerged in a murky fish tank, quips, “We’re late for school… About seven years late!” The two then immediately return to slumber, staying true to the show’s signature absurdist humor.
Streaming Platforms Confirm Wide Release
Fans of the original series can rejoice knowing that the new Gumball spinoff series will be accessible on a wide range of platforms. Hulu and Disney+ are confirmed as primary distributors within the United States, with Cartoon Network international channels and HBO Max handling the global rollout. This multi-platform distribution mirrors the original show’s extensive global reach.
The teaser released by Cartoon Network International includes a new logo and a look at Elmore’s delightfully chaotic streets. Hulu’s promotional caption, “More wild, more weird, more Gumball,” perfectly sums up what viewers can expect from the reboot.
Back in Elmore: The Setting We All Love
Set once again in the bizarre town of Elmore, the new Gumball spinoff series promises more surreal misadventures with familiar faces. According to the official synopsis, Gumball reunites with Darwin, Anais, Nicole, Richard, and other beloved characters.

This time around, the stakes are even stranger. Gumball finds himself up against a fast-food empire, an AI obsessed with his mom, and Banana Joe’s curious fashion choices.
The logline teases: “Welcome back to Elmore, where the laws of reality are a joke, and family life is anything but ordinary.” This signals a return to the show’s unique blend of reality-bending humor and heartwarming family dynamics.
The Creative Minds Behind the Chaos
One of the most exciting parts of the new Gumball spinoff series is the return of the original creative team. Ben Bocquelet, the mind behind the original show, returns as executive producer, alongside Matt Layzell and Erik Fountain. Music will be crafted by Xav Clarke, while Joe Sparrow leads as art director.
The team expressed their excitement about revisiting the show. “What an amazing opportunity to play with these characters again,” they said. “Fans can expect the same level of ridiculousness because, frankly, Gumball and Darwin haven’t grown up… and neither have we.”
Meet the Cast: Familiar Voices and New Talent
The show brings back fan-favorite voices, including Teresa Gallagher as Nicole and Dan Russell as Richard. Alkaio Thiele steps in as the new voice of Gumball, while Hero Hunter voices Darwin. Kinza Syed Khan joins as Anais. The ensemble ensures that the new Gumball spinoff series retains the essence of the original while introducing a fresh energy.
Produced by Cartoon Network and Hanna-Barbera Studios Europe, the series remains true to its distinctive animation style—an eclectic mix of 2D, 3D, CGI, live-action, and puppetry. This bold visual style has always set Gumball apart in the animation world.