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https://edition.cnn.com/2026/02/26/media/netflix-paramount-wbd

It’s official: Netflix has completed its massive acquisition of Warner Bros.'s film & TV assets, and that means Ben 10, Cartoon Network, and the entire Ben 10 universe now belong to Netflix.

Will we finally get a proper Ben 10 reboot or continuation?

• Live-action movie or series on the table at last?
• Higher budgets, better animation, global roll-out?
• Are the old seasons coming back to Netflix permanently?

Drop your hype, your fears, your dream projects, and your wild theories. The Omnitrix is now in Netflix’s hands; time to talk about where the franchise goes from here!

I can confirm we reached out to them.

@coreofthesun Interesting. Didn't know TMNT made that. I'll definitely check it out.

You know, I don't think the UAFOV direction was ever considered originally by MOA. Their direction was seen in the Ben 10,000 episode - Ben becoming an intergalactic Earth-based hero, Gwen not being an Anodite, Kevin being insane. I've always dreamed of seeing another 4 seasons of the OS, done entirely by MOA.

There will be a backlash, but there was backlash after revealing any of the series. We're going to watch it anyway.

In the era of streaming services, the opportunities are huge. HBO Max doesn't depend on toy sales.

They repeatedly said that the characters are not from the future, but are from alternate realities. I don't want to speculate, but Cartoon Network's business interest may be extending the original series from now on. The reboot confirms that direction, bringing back the 10yo Ben.

Disney Plus are extending the SW universe and HBO Max would be a perfect match for Ben 10.

Using all the Prime Bens may be a hint of retconning the canonicity of AF, UA and Omniverse, so new seasons of the OS would start clear.

A very strange and not-that-probable theory, but still.

We didn't see that much of an interest, so we gradually cancelled the merchandise project. Dunno, would anyone else here buy our merch?