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{{Short description|Upcoming American animated television series}}
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| image                = [[File:Redstone TV series poster.png|250px]]
| caption              = Promotional poster
| genre                = {{Plainlist|
* [[Fantasy television|Fantasy]]
* [[Mystery fiction|Mystery]]
* [[Science fiction television|Science fiction]]
* [[Adventure fiction|Adventure]]
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| creator              = Priya Desai
| showrunner           = Priya Desai
| based_on             = {{Based on|''[[Minecraft]]''|[[Mojang Studios]]}}
| starring             = {{Plainlist|
* [[Stephanie Hsu]]
* [[Ayo Edebiri]]
* [[Daniel Kaluuya]]
* [[Riz Ahmed]]
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| theme_music_composer = [[Weston Doyle]]
| composer             = Mara Ellison
| country              = United States
| language             = English
| num_seasons          = 1
| num_episodes         = 6
| executive_producer   = {{Plainlist|
* Priya Desai
* Stephanie Hsu
* [[Alex Brow]]
* [[Naomi Elridge]]
* Lena Cross
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| company              = {{Plainlist|
* [[Mob Studios]]
* Mob Studios Animation
* [[Mob Productions]]
* [[Mojang Studios]]
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| network              = [[Disney+]]
| first_aired          = {{Start date|2029|4|12}}
| last_aired           = scheduled
| related              = {{Plainlist|
* ''[[Villagers (TV series)|Villagers]]''
* ''[[Minecraft: The First Night]]''
* ''[[Netherbound]]''
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'''''Redstone''''' is an upcoming American [[Computer animation|computer-animated]] fantasy mystery and adventure television series created by Priya Desai for [[Disney+]]. Based on the ''[[Minecraft]]'' video game developed by [[Mojang Studios]], it is produced by [[Mob Studios]], Mob Studios Animation, [[Mob Productions]], and Mojang Studios. The series is the second television installment of the [[Minecraft Universe]] (MIU) and forms part of its opening storyline, "[[Chapter One: The Broken Seed]]". It is set after the events of ''[[Minecraft: The First Night]]'' (2028) and before those of ''[[Netherbound]]'' (2029).

The series stars [[Stephanie Hsu]] as redstone engineer Mina Quill, reprising her role from ''[[Villagers (TV series)|Villagers]]'' and ''Minecraft: The First Night''. [[Ayo Edebiri]] also returns as cartographer Nia Vale, while [[Daniel Kaluuya]] and [[Riz Ahmed]] join the franchise as former Illager engineer Iven Rook and Quiet Hand leader Sol Varr, respectively. [[Taron Egerton]] and [[Florence Pugh]] reprise their roles as Steve and Alex in limited appearances.

Following the monster siege and dimensional fracture depicted in ''Minecraft: The First Night'', Mina leads an effort to repair settlements connected by the ancient redstone network beneath the Overworld. When the system begins transmitting warnings about disasters before they occur, she becomes convinced that it can be used to protect the region. Nia and Iven instead question whether the network is predicting events or influencing them, while the anti-redstone movement known as the Quiet Hand begins destroying machines and communication lines across several settlements.

Desai developed ''Redstone'' as a six-episode technological mystery concerning invention, automation, responsibility, and the danger of making decisions based on events that have not yet happened. She described its structure as a conspiracy thriller in which each episode reveals another level of the network and the unknown civilization that constructed it. Desai developed the season with [[Freddie Goodwin]], Talia Grant, Simon Voss, and Mara Ellison.

The series entered pre-production in November 2026. Scripts for all six episodes were completed by July 2027, when principal voice recording began. Recording concluded later that year, and animation entered production in October 2027. The six episode titles were revealed in December. Principal animation was completed in December 2028, with lighting, scoring, sound mixing, and final assembly continuing into early 2029.

A first-look image was released in July 2028, followed by a promotional poster and the first trailer on January 12, 2029. ''Redstone'' is scheduled to premiere on Disney+ on April 12, 2029, with its six episodes released weekly through May 17.

== Premise ==

In the aftermath of the prolonged night that nearly destroyed Sola's village, Mina Quill is placed in charge of repairing the ancient redstone network that connects settlements throughout the surrounding region. The system was previously used by the Illagers to monitor and erase communities, but Mina believes it can be rebuilt as a warning and communication network controlled by the villages themselves.

During the restoration of a damaged relay beneath an abandoned settlement, the network generates a complete warning describing a bridge collapse several days before it occurs. Mina prevents the disaster and begins using the system to anticipate attacks, crop failures, cave-ins, and environmental changes. As the accuracy of its predictions increases, village leaders become dependent on Mina and the network when making decisions concerning construction, trade, travel, and defense.

Cartographer Nia Vale discovers that the network's warnings are based on maps of terrain and settlements that do not yet exist. Former Illager engineer Iven Rook claims that the system was constructed by a civilization that attempted to monitor fractures in the Seed and that its predictions are calculations produced by patterns of dimensional instability rather than visions of a fixed future.

Mina's efforts attract the attention of the Quiet Hand, a movement that believes redstone technology is accelerating the destruction of the Overworld. Its leader, Sol Varr, argues that every warning acted upon changes the network's calculations and creates new disasters elsewhere. As the Quiet Hand begins dismantling redstone relays, Mina becomes increasingly dependent on the system and must determine whether she is preventing the future or allowing a machine to decide it.

== Voice cast ==

=== Main ===

* [[Stephanie Hsu]] as '''Mina Quill''', a redstone engineer who takes control of the ancient network beneath the Overworld following the events of ''Minecraft: The First Night''. Mina believes the system can protect settlements by predicting disasters, but becomes increasingly dependent on its calculations. Hsu also serves as an executive producer.<ref name="HsuSeries" />
* [[Ayo Edebiri]] as '''Nia Vale''', a cartographer who maps the network's connections and investigates geographical changes produced by its activation. Nia questions Mina's growing trust in the system and attempts to determine whether its predictions are observations or instructions.
* [[Daniel Kaluuya]] as '''Iven Rook''', a former Illager engineer who helped maintain portions of the redstone network before abandoning the movement. Iven possesses knowledge of the network's earlier operators but withholds details concerning his involvement in the disappearance of several settlements.<ref name="KaluuyaCasting" />
* [[Riz Ahmed]] as '''Sol Varr''', the leader of the Quiet Hand, an anti-redstone movement that destroys machines and communication relays throughout the region. Sol believes the network is manipulating the settlements into creating the disasters it claims to predict.<ref name="AhmedCasting" />

=== Recurring and guest ===

* [[Michelle Yeoh]] as '''Sola''', the elder of Mina and Nia's village. Sola authorizes Mina's repair effort but becomes concerned that settlement leaders are allowing the network to replace negotiation and personal judgment.
* [[Nick Mohammed]] as '''Pell''', a librarian and archivist who assists Nia in translating records recovered from abandoned network stations.
* [[Taron Egerton]] as '''Steve''', a player living in Sola's village. Steve appears in the series premiere and assists Mina in accessing a damaged crafting mechanism that responds only to players.
* [[Florence Pugh]] as '''Alex''', a player and traveling mapmaker who appears during the final two episodes. Alex investigates disappearing portal routes while preparing for an expedition that leads into the events of ''Netherbound''.
* [[Richard Ayoade]] as '''Moss''', a wandering trader whose routes pass through several settlements targeted by the Quiet Hand.

Mob Studios used a regular ensemble to portray engineers, builders, miners, farmers, traders, village representatives, Quiet Hand members, and residents of settlements connected to the redstone network. Characters from ''Villagers'' appear when the story returns to Sola's settlement, though Desai said the series was structured around Mina, Nia, Iven, and Sol rather than the complete ensemble of the earlier series.<ref name="SupportingCast" />

== Episodes ==

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== Production ==

=== Development ===

Priya Desai proposed a series centered on redstone during the initial Minecraft Universe writers' group in early 2026. Mob Studios had already planned for Mina Quill to become a recurring character across film and television, but her role in the earliest franchise outline was primarily limited to explaining technology used by Steve and Alex. Desai believed that treating Mina only as a source of technical information would prevent the franchise from exploring the social consequences of redstone machines and automated systems.<ref name="SeriesDevelopment" />

The earliest version of the project followed Mina constructing a single machine capable of controlling weather around the village. Desai later expanded the premise after the writers developed the ancient network beneath the settlements for ''Villagers'' and ''Minecraft: The First Night''. The network allowed the series to move between different communities while preserving a continuing mystery.

Desai described ''Redstone'' as a technological mystery rather than a conventional science-fiction series. The machines are constructed from recognizable materials and components from ''Minecraft'', but their consequences are explored through village politics, labor, trade, architecture, transportation, and the distribution of information. She wanted the series to examine what would happen when settlements that previously relied on bells, messengers, and traders became connected through an automated communication system.

The series was officially announced during Mob Studios' Minecraft Universe presentation on July 31, 2026. Desai was announced as creator and showrunner, while Hsu was confirmed to reprise her role as Mina and serve as an executive producer.<ref name="InitialAnnouncement" />

At the time of the announcement, Mob Studios described the project as a six-episode animated mystery planned for release after ''Minecraft: The First Night''. Desai said the series would remain understandable without watching ''Villagers'', although the earlier series established Mina's discovery of the network and the history of Sola's settlement.

Desai completed the first-season outline in October 2026. The series entered pre-production the following month, when Mob Studios confirmed an April 12, 2029, premiere and weekly releases through May 17.<ref name="ProductionBegins" /><ref name="ReleaseDate" />

The production team began researching the use of redstone components throughout different versions of the game. Mojang Studios provided information concerning redstone dust, repeaters, comparators, pistons, observers, dispensers, daylight sensors, rails, lamps, and other mechanisms. Desai said the series would not limit itself to machines that players could reproduce exactly, but every device would follow consistent internal rules.<ref name="MojangConsultation" />

Scripts for the six episodes were completed by July 2027. Principal voice recording began that month with Hsu, Edebiri, Kaluuya, and Ahmed. Recording was completed in November, with additional dialogue pickups conducted during 2028.<ref name="RecordingBegins" /><ref name="RecordingComplete" />

Layout and early animation began in October 2027. Mob Studios revealed the episode titles in December and confirmed that Desai would direct the premiere and finale, with Lena Voren and Marcus Bell directing two episodes each.<ref name="EpisodeTitles" />

By July 2028, the first two episodes had completed principal animation, while work continued on the remaining four. The studio released a first-look image showing Mina standing inside a large underground relay chamber as redstone signals formed a map around her.<ref name="FirstLook" />

Principal animation was completed in December 2028. Lighting, rendering, scoring, sound mixing, and final assembly continued into January 2029, with the first four episodes substantially complete by the release of the trailer.<ref name="AnimationComplete" />

=== Writing ===

Desai developed the season with [[Freddie Goodwin]], Talia Grant, Simon Voss, and Mara Ellison. The writers structured the six episodes as parts of a continuing investigation rather than self-contained adventures, with each installment revealing another section of the network and another explanation for its purpose.<ref name="WritersRoom" />

The story begins several months after ''Minecraft: The First Night''. Sola's village is rebuilding from the prolonged night, while settlements throughout the region are experiencing failures in the network's underground mechanisms. Mina volunteers to coordinate repairs because of her previous experience maintaining the system during the Illager attacks.

Desai said Mina's central flaw is not her interest in technology but her belief that additional information will always produce a better decision. The network initially rewards this belief by providing accurate warnings, allowing Mina to prevent disasters that village leaders would otherwise have been unable to anticipate. Her success makes it increasingly difficult for her to accept uncertainty or permit others to disregard the machine's recommendations.

The predictions are calculations rather than supernatural visions. The network observes environmental changes, population movement, crafting activity, redstone signals, and fractures in the Seed, and then generates likely outcomes. Acting on those warnings changes the information used by the system, causing its later predictions to become more complex and less reliable.

Nia's storyline concerns the difference between mapping a place and determining what it should become. Her maps begin including settlements, roads, and structures that have not yet been constructed, leading her to suspect that the network is producing possible futures and transmitting them backward through its relays.

Iven Rook was created to connect the network to the Illagers without making the series a continuation of the direct conflict in ''Villagers''. Iven previously designed mechanisms that allowed Illager scouts to monitor villages and redirect trade routes. He left after discovering that the network could remove structures and memories from the world, but his decision did not prevent others from using his work.

The Quiet Hand was developed as a movement rather than a conventional army. Its members include villagers whose homes were damaged by redstone systems, former Illagers, displaced miners, and communities that believe automated networks undermine their independence. Although Sol Varr uses sabotage and intimidation, Desai wanted several of his arguments concerning the network to remain credible.

Sol believes that the system cannot predict disasters without also determining which settlements are worth protecting. He argues that villages with greater access to redstone will receive earlier warnings and divert danger toward communities without machines. Mina initially dismisses the claim before discovering that several disasters she prevented were followed by similar events elsewhere.

Goodwin co-wrote the fifth episode, "The Machine Beneath Us", which reveals that the network was constructed by an unknown civilization attempting to monitor fractures in the Seed. The builders disappeared after creating a machine capable of generating increasingly accurate models of possible futures.

The finale, "Outside the Overworld", connects the series to ''Netherbound''. Mina discovers that the network's calculations are incomplete because some of its signals originate from beneath the Nether rather than within the Overworld. The season concludes with the detection of an active portal route leading toward a Piglin fortress.

Desai said the ending was coordinated with ''Netherbound'' director [[Nia DaCosta]] but that the series would resolve its conflict with the Quiet Hand rather than ending solely as setup for the film.<ref name="NetherboundConnection" />

=== Casting ===

Hsu was attached to the series before its public announcement. Desai said the character's supporting role in the films did not provide enough time to explore her relationship with invention, failure, and control. Hsu participated in early story discussions and was later credited as an executive producer.<ref name="HsuSeries" />

Hsu described Mina as someone who is comfortable admitting that a machine has malfunctioned but less comfortable accepting that she misunderstood what it was designed to do. The performance distinguishes Mina's confidence when discussing redstone from her uncertainty when leading other people.

Edebiri reprises her role as Nia Vale from ''Villagers'' and ''Minecraft: The First Night''. Desai expanded Nia's role after observing Edebiri and Hsu's recording sessions for the earlier projects. Their relationship provides the principal emotional conflict of the season as Mina becomes more dependent on the network and Nia becomes less willing to accept its conclusions.

Kaluuya was cast as Iven Rook in September 2026. Desai wanted Iven to sound controlled and observant rather than openly remorseful, allowing the audience to question whether he had abandoned the Illagers because of moral objections or because he feared the consequences of his work.<ref name="KaluuyaCasting" />

Ahmed joined as Sol Varr in October 2026. The role required Ahmed to portray Sol as persuasive enough to gain support from communities harmed by redstone while retaining the threat created by his willingness to destroy systems regardless of who depends on them.<ref name="AhmedCasting" />

Egerton and Pugh recorded limited material as Steve and Alex. Steve appears in the premiere because portions of the network respond to player crafting patterns, while Alex becomes involved near the end of the season as the signals begin leading toward unstable portals.

Yeoh, Mohammed, and Ayoade reprise their roles from ''Villagers'' and ''Minecraft: The First Night''. Their characters remain associated with the central settlement and appear in supporting capacities rather than joining Mina's engineering team.

=== Animation and design ===

''Redstone'' is produced by Mob Studios Animation using a separate episodic pipeline from the Minecraft Universe films. It retains the block-based character proportions and environmental rules established by ''Villagers'' and ''Minecraft: The First Night'', while using sharper geometry, stronger contrasts, and more mechanical movement.<ref name="VisualDesign" />

The visual-development team created a design language in which redstone signals are represented through light, movement, sound, and changes to nearby structures. Simple signals appear as narrow lines traveling through dust or wire, while complex calculations produce branching patterns resembling maps, diagrams, and incomplete architecture.

Desai wanted audiences to understand the general purpose of a machine through its movement even when its complete construction was too complicated to reproduce in the game. Repeaters establish timing, observers detect changes, comparators separate different signals, pistons alter physical spaces, and lamps display information through recurring visual patterns.

The ancient network contains mechanisms from several periods. Older sections use large stone chambers and simple repeating patterns, while later Illager modifications incorporate portable components, hidden switches, traps, and systems designed to monitor settlements. Mina's repairs combine these mechanisms with technology developed after the events of ''The First Night''.

Each connected settlement uses redstone differently. Mining communities use it to detect structural movement, farming villages use daylight sensors and water controls, trading settlements operate rails and sorting systems, and remote communities reject the technology entirely.

The Quiet Hand's visual identity avoids a single uniform. Its members remove redstone components from their clothing and tools, cover active machinery with pale dust, and use hand-operated equipment where other communities rely on automation. Their symbol depicts a redstone line interrupted by an open hand.

Iven's equipment combines Illager mechanisms with village-built tools. Sol carries no redstone-powered objects and communicates through messengers, coded bells, and physical markers placed along roads.

Principal animation emphasized the physical consequences of machines. Pistons displace walls and terrain, rails change travel patterns, automated farms affect the work performed by residents, and communication relays alter how quickly information reaches different settlements.

=== Music ===

[[Weston Doyle]] composed the main theme, while Mara Ellison composed the episodic score after previously working on ''Villagers'' and contributing to the writers' room for ''Redstone''.<ref name="MusicTeam" />

Doyle developed the title theme from short rhythmic patterns that repeat, overlap, and change as additional instruments are introduced. The completed theme can be separated into individual parts, reflecting the way redstone devices are assembled from simple components.

Ellison incorporated recordings of mechanical switches, rails, pistons, bells, stone, wood, and metallic impacts into the score. Mina's music uses precise repeating rhythms that become less stable as her reliance on the network increases.

Nia's theme uses longer acoustic phrases that do not repeat exactly, contrasting with Mina's mechanical patterns. Iven's music combines both styles, while Sol's scenes frequently reduce or remove the electronic elements from the score.

The final episode includes an early variation of the Nether motif developed by Doyle for ''Netherbound''. Ellison said the motif would remain incomplete within the series because Mina detects the portal route without fully understanding where it leads.

== Marketing ==

''Redstone'' was announced during Mob Studios' Minecraft Universe presentation on July 31, 2026. Concept artwork shown during the presentation depicted Mina inside an underground chamber as redstone lines extended toward several villages.<ref name="InitialAnnouncement" />

Mob Studios revealed the six-episode order and April 12, 2029, premiere date in November 2026. The studio also confirmed that episodes would be released weekly through May 17.<ref name="ReleaseDate" />

The episode titles were announced on December 14, 2027, alongside confirmation that principal voice recording had concluded. The title design uses narrow stone lettering illuminated from within by a branching redstone signal.<ref name="EpisodeTitles" />

The first completed footage was shown privately during Mob Studios' July 2028 Minecraft Universe presentation. The footage depicted Mina repairing an underground relay, Nia mapping lines that appeared without being drawn, Iven entering an abandoned Illager station, and Sol extinguishing a redstone signal with his hand.

A first-look image was released publicly after the presentation. It shows Mina standing on a suspended platform inside a circular relay chamber while redstone lines create a map of the surrounding settlements in the air above her.<ref name="FirstLook" />

The first promotional poster and trailer were released on January 12, 2029. The poster depicts Mina holding a redstone torch beneath a network of illuminated lines that resemble both circuitry and cracks spreading through the Overworld. Nia and Iven stand on opposite sides of the network, while Sol appears as a dark figure interrupting its central signal.<ref name="TrailerRelease" />

The poster uses the tagline "THE FUTURE IS ALREADY WIRED". The trailer begins with Mina preventing the collapse of a bridge after receiving a warning from the network and later shows similar predictions appearing throughout the region. It introduces Iven and the Quiet Hand before ending with every redstone lamp in the central village displaying the same image of an unopened Nether portal.

Desai said the trailer deliberately presents the network as helpful before revealing the uncertainty surrounding its predictions. Mob Studios plans to release additional character material and a second trailer closer to the premiere.

== Release ==

''Redstone'' is scheduled to premiere on [[Disney+]] on April 12, 2029. Its six episodes will be released weekly through May 17.<ref name="ReleaseDate" />

The series is the third released project in the Minecraft Universe, following ''Villagers'' and ''Minecraft: The First Night''. It is set after both productions and before ''Netherbound'', which is scheduled for theatrical release on November 2, 2029.

Mob Studios has said that ''Redstone'' is not required viewing for ''Netherbound''. The series provides additional context for Mina's understanding of the portal network and the signal detected beneath the Nether, but the film will independently establish the information required for its story.

== Future ==

The first season is intended to tell a complete story concerning Mina's use of the predictive network and her conflict with the Quiet Hand. Mob Studios had not renewed ''Redstone'' for a second season as of January 2029.

Hsu, Edebiri, Kaluuya, and Ahmed are expected to continue appearing in the wider Minecraft Universe, although Mob Studios had not confirmed future roles for Iven or Sol. Hsu will reprise her role as Mina in ''Netherbound'', while Edebiri is expected to return as Nia in later projects.

The active portal discovered in the finale directly precedes the portal instability that draws Alex, Mina, and Garrick into the Nether. Desai said the series' conclusion would alter Mina's relationship with technology before she encounters the unfamiliar systems used by Piglin civilizations.

Elements concerning the predictive network and its unknown builders are expected to continue through later productions in "Chapter One: The Broken Seed", including ''[[Minecraft: The Broken Seed]]''.

== References ==

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<ref name="AhmedCasting">{{Cite news |last=Moss |first=Leah |date=October 18, 2026 |title=Riz Ahmed to Lead the Quiet Hand in ''Redstone'' |work=Redstone Report |page=3}}</ref>

<ref name="AnimationComplete">{{Cite news |last=Grant |first=Elise |date=January 12, 2029 |title=''Redstone'' Completes Principal Animation Ahead of April Premiere |work=Pixel & Picture |page=4}}</ref>

<ref name="EpisodeTitles">{{Cite news |last=Hale |first=Devin |date=December 14, 2027 |title=''Redstone'' Completes Voice Recording and Reveals Episode Titles |work=ScreenGrid |page=5}}</ref>

<ref name="FirstLook">{{Cite press release |title=Mob Studios Releases First Look at ''Redstone'' |publisher=Mob Studios |date=July 31, 2028}}</ref>

<ref name="HsuSeries">{{Cite news |last=Hale |first=Devin |date=July 31, 2026 |title=Stephanie Hsu's Mina to Lead ''Redstone'' Mystery Series |work=ScreenGrid |page=7}}</ref>

<ref name="InitialAnnouncement">{{Cite press release |title=Mob Studios Announces ''Redstone'' for Disney+ |publisher=Mob Studios |date=July 31, 2026}}</ref>

<ref name="KaluuyaCasting">{{Cite news |last=Vale |first=Marissa |date=September 22, 2026 |title=Daniel Kaluuya Joins Minecraft Universe as Iven Rook |work=CraftWire |page=5}}</ref>

<ref name="MojangConsultation">{{Cite interview |last=Desai |first=Priya |interviewer=Iris Cole |title=Building Machines That Follow Minecraft Logic |work=GameScreen Weekly |date=November 23, 2026}}</ref>

<ref name="MusicTeam">{{Cite news |last=Grant |first=Elise |date=December 14, 2027 |title=Weston Doyle and Mara Ellison Will Score ''Redstone'' |work=Pixel & Picture |page=7}}</ref>

<ref name="NetherboundConnection">{{Cite interview |last=Desai |first=Priya |interviewer=Marissa Vale |title=Connecting ''Redstone'' to ''Netherbound'' Without Ending Mid-Story |work=CraftWire |date=January 13, 2029}}</ref>

<ref name="ProductionBegins">{{Cite press release |title=Pre-production Begins on ''Redstone'' |publisher=Mob Studios |date=November 19, 2026}}</ref>

<ref name="RecordingBegins">{{Cite press release |title=Voice Recording Begins on ''Redstone'' |publisher=Mob Studios |date=July 10, 2027}}</ref>

<ref name="RecordingComplete">{{Cite news |last=Hale |first=Devin |date=December 14, 2027 |title=''Redstone'' Principal Cast Completes Voice Recording |work=ScreenGrid |page=5}}</ref>

<ref name="ReleaseDate">{{Cite press release |title=''Redstone'' to Premiere April 12, 2029, on Disney+ |publisher=Mob Studios |date=November 19, 2026}}</ref>

<ref name="SeriesDevelopment">{{Cite interview |last=Desai |first=Priya |interviewer=Samir Cole |title=Why Redstone Needed Its Own Story |work=Blockframe |date=August 3, 2026}}</ref>

<ref name="SupportingCast">{{Cite press release |title=Mob Studios Announces Returning and Supporting Cast for ''Redstone'' |publisher=Mob Studios |date=December 14, 2027}}</ref>

<ref name="TrailerRelease">{{Cite press release |title=Mob Studios Releases First Trailer and Poster for ''Redstone'' |publisher=Mob Studios |date=January 12, 2029}}</ref>

<ref name="VisualDesign">{{Cite magazine |last=Venn |first=Mara |date=January 2029 |title=Animating a World That Thinks in Signals |magazine=Animation Ledger |pages=30–39}}</ref>

<ref name="WritersRoom">{{Cite news |last=Grant |first=Elise |date=November 20, 2026 |title=Priya Desai Assembles ''Redstone'' Writers' Room |work=Pixel & Picture |page=6}}</ref>

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