Aardman Trilogy Timeline & Halloween Feature Builder

🎬 Trilogy Sequencer

Drag to Reorder

Re-sequence Aardman's farm trilogy features to evaluate franchise momentum leading into the Halloween 2026 finale.

Release Slot 1 (Origin) Release Slot 2 (Mid-Chapter) Release Slot 3 (Grand Finale)

🎨 Claymation Visual Studio

Stop-Motion: 24 FPS Clay Mode

The Beast of Mossy Bottom • Halloween 2026

Interactive sheep & spooky pumpkin claymation armature simulation.

🎃 Halloween Campaign Planner

Real-Time Sync

Featured Title Focus Core franchise highlight

Marketing Tone Family spookiness calibration

Spooky Family Comedy

Pastoral Warmth

Gothic Mystery

Release Strategy Theatrical vs Streaming Window

Theatrical & Streaming

Theatrical 45-Day

Day-and-Date SVOD

Audience Target

Seasonal Window

📊 Forecast Telemetry

MODEL: GEMINI-3.5-AUDITED

Engagement Score

98.4%

Cross-generational interest rating

Optimal Release Date

October 23, 2026

Pre-Halloween weekend anchor

Projected Family Reach

14.2M Viewers

Global theatrical + household preview

Trilogy Cohesion

A+

Narrative arc & Mossy Bottom resonance

Representative fixture loaded: Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom configured as the definitive trilogy finale with Spooky Family Comedy tone, peaking at 98.4% engagement for October 23, 2026.

A film planner with two calculation branches

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This saved page is a planning toy, not a validated audience forecast. Five default settings select a special fixture: ninety eight point four percent engagement, fourteen point two million viewers, and an A plus cohesion label. The catalog, dates and numbers are authored source data. This explainer does not verify the film trilogy or predict a real release. Changing tone to Full Halloween Mystery leaves the fixture branch. Its engagement formula starts at ninety, adds two point four for mystery, and three point four for the family audience. That gives ninety five point eight percent. The three adjacent pieces share eight pixels per percentage point. Changing audience removes the family bonus, giving ninety two point four. These arithmetic bonuses are assumptions, not evidence of actual engagement. In the general branch, projected reach begins at twelve million. The theatrical and holiday streaming strategy adds two point two, producing fourteen point two. The theatrical exclusive option adds point eight, producing twelve point eight. The remaining strategy adds three point one, producing fifteen point one. These bars share forty pixels per million viewers. A seasonal window chooses a fixed date label; it does not change these reach totals. The general branch checks whether the finale is last: last gives A plus, otherwise B. But the exact default fixture forces A plus and does not inspect the reordered sequence. Switch to a nondefault tone before using reorder to inspect that rule. Export the settings, computed metrics and order, then reset to restore the fixture. The canvas character animation is illustrative and does not calculate audience results.