Although Nickelodeon has passed on the property, this isn't the end of the story. One positive bit of news from the decision is that the rights to Planet Panic now revert back to Goldstein, leaving him free to shop the property around other networks and studios, so there's a good chance we'll see a Planet Panic series elsewhere.
Well... Nickelodeon has passed on Planet Panic. I'm pretty bummed.
— GENE! (is looking for work) (@genegoldstein) April 22, 2021
Thankfully, I'm getting the rights back so here's hoping somebody will wanna tell the story of this little non-binary kid that dreams of being a superhero.♥️ pic.twitter.com/F7s1Ju2PWX
Planet Panic is a animated short created and developed by Goldstein, which was originally selected as a finalist in 2015 edition of Nickelodeon's world renowned Animated Shorts Program. The short is based on Goldstein's animated comic of the name, which can be viewed here: http://www.planet-panic.com.
On Planet Panic, giant monsters roaming the city are as normal as morning traffic. Viewers meet Pibbles, a non-binary kid hero in training, and Zeus: Pibbles' partner, mentor, and a man-machine hybrid.
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