Moana

Two animated films, a live-action remake of the first one, and a third animated film confirmed with no date.

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Where to start with Moana

The two animated films in order. The live-action film from 2026 is a remake of the first one rather than a sequel, so it is an alternative to Moana rather than something that comes after Moana 2: watch it instead of the original if you prefer, or after everything as a curiosity, but not in the middle.

  1. 1
    Moana Moana

    2016. The one the rest is built on.

  2. 2
    Moana 2 Moana 2

    2024, set three years later.

  3. 3
    Moana (2026) Moana

    The live-action remake. The same story as the first film, told again.

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The Animated Films

  • Moana 2016
  • Moana 2 2024

The Remake

  • Moana 2026

The Shorts

  • Gone Fishing 2017

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