COCO 2: COCO IN LOVE is the heartwarming sequel to Disney and Pixar’s beloved Coco. The story follows Miguel, now a young adult, as he navigates life in Santa Cecilia while continuing to honour his family’s musical legacy. The film introduces a new character, Sofia, a talented and spirited musician who captures Miguel’s heart. However, their budding romance faces challenges when Miguel discovers that Sofia’s family has a long-standing feud with his own, rooted in a mysterious event from the past.
The story takes a magical turn when Miguel and Sofia accidentally find themselves transported to the Land of the Dead during Día de los Muertos. There, they must work together to uncover the truth behind their families’ feud, with the help of familiar characters like Hector, Mama Imelda, and Dante. Along the way, Miguel learns valuable lessons about love, forgiveness, and the importance of unity.
The climax features a grand musical performance in the Land of the Dead, where Miguel and Sofia’s duet bridges the gap between their families, resolving the conflict and bringing them closer together. The film ends with a joyous celebration in Santa Cecilia, as Miguel and Sofia’s love story becomes a new chapter in their families’ shared legacy.
Budget and Release Date:
Disney and Pixar allocated a $200 million budget* for COCO 2: COCO IN LOVE, making it one of their most ambitious animated projects. The budget was used to create stunning visuals, intricate designs for the Land of the Dead, and a memorable soundtrack featuring original songs. The film was released worldwide on November 22, 2025, just in time for Thanksgiving, ensuring a family-friendly holiday release.
Success Story:
COCO 2: COCO IN LOVE was a massive success, grossing over $1.5 billion worldwide* and receiving critical acclaim for its emotional storytelling, breathtaking animation, and unforgettable music. Fans praised the film for its heartfelt exploration of love and family, as well as its respectful celebration of Mexican culture. The sequel’s success cemented Coco as one of Disney and Pixar’s most cherished franchises, with its soundtrack topping charts and its characters becoming cultural icons.
