Ironheart Concludes As Disney+ Kicks Off July Slate
Disney+ will begin July by closing the latest Marvel Studios series Ironheart. Episodes four to six will stream from 1 July. The show continues Riri Williams’ journey after her introduction in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The tech prodigy now faces new challenges in her solo story.
The opening episodes gained attention for blending science fiction with social commentary. The finale is expected to complete her transformation into a major Marvel figure.
Also debuting on 1 July are Critter Fixers: Country Vets season six and Lost Treasures of Egypt season five. Both National Geographic series expand Disney+’s documentary catalogue for animal lovers and history buffs.
Sing-Alongs And Superhero Series Arrive
On 2 July, Disney+ brings musical versions of ZOMBIES, ZOMBIES 2, and ZOMBIES 3. These sing-along editions cater to fans ahead of the fourth film. ZOMBIES 4: Dawn of the Vampires premieres on 11 July. The franchise adds new characters, music, and dance numbers in a storyline featuring vampires.
Also on 2 July, the first eight episodes of Miraculous Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir season six stream. This fan-favourite animated series continues while airing new episodes on Disney Channel.
Sharkfest Headlines Documentary Additions
From 6 July, Disney+ teams with National Geographic for its annual Sharkfest. A mix of new series and documentaries will stream throughout the week.
Titles include Investigation Shark Attack season one, Shark Quest: Hunt for the Apex Predator, Sharks of the North, Sharks Up Close with Bertie Gregory, and Super Shark Highway. Sharkfest promotes marine science awareness with real-life footage and expert analysis.
Documentaries Explore Ancient History And Disasters
On 9 July, Ancient Aliens: Origins season one will arrive with 12 episodes. The show explores mysterious artefacts, unexplained technology, and early civilisations.
Also launching on 9 July is People and Places: Shorts. The original Disney series from the 1950s returns in a short-form revival, showcasing global locations and cultures.
Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time joins the platform on 28 July. The five-episode National Geographic documentary provides first-hand accounts from survivors of the 2005 disaster. The series documents the hurricane’s impact on New Orleans and its recovery efforts.
Food And Competition Shows Expand The Line-Up
On 10 July, Disney+ will stream Summer Baking Championship season one. This Food Network reality competition features home bakers crafting seasonal desserts.
On 26 July, BBQ Brawl seasons one and two, Ultimate Summer Cook-Off season one, and Theme Song Takeover season four will premiere. These shows cater to viewers who enjoy culinary and Disney Channel content.
Classic Series And Fashion Favourites Added
On 17 July, America’s Funniest Home Videos seasons 13 to 15 join Disney+. These episodes from the early 2000s showcase user-submitted clips of real-life comedy.
On 31 July, Project Runway seasons one to four arrive. The platform also premieres season 21 with a two-episode debut. This marks the return of one of reality TV’s most popular design competitions.
Animation Returns With Kiff And Stugo
Kiff season two will arrive on 23 July. The animated buddy comedy follows Kiff the squirrel and Barry the bunny navigating oddball adventures.
StuGo premieres on 30 July. The Disney XD series follows a group of students who expect summer camp but find themselves on an island controlled by a mad scientist.
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Preschool Programming Expands With Mickey Mouse Reboot
On 22 July, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ launches exclusively on Disney+. The preschool reboot of the classic franchise includes most of the original voice cast. The series aims to blend problem-solving, music, and early learning.
Bundle Subscribers Receive Bonus Content
Subscribers with the Disney+ Bundle will notice cross-platform updates. Hulu adds The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, comedy classics like Bridesmaids, and anime titles including Dragon Ball DAIMA and Dan Da Dan season two.
Max returns to the HBO Max name and includes Sinners, Napoleon Dynamite, Get Out, and Opus. ESPN+ streams Wimbledon, two UFC Fight Nights, and the WNBA All-Star Game.
Disney+ Aims To Cover All Viewer Types
This July, Disney+ balances new series, movie premieres, and legacy content across multiple genres. Marvel fans will follow Ironheart. Shark enthusiasts get Sharkfest content. Families receive sing-alongs, animation, and baking shows.
The platform’s July catalogue showcases its focus on expanding audience engagement with diverse offerings. With weekly content drops, Disney+ will remain active in subscriber homes throughout the month.
