The first trailer for Finding Dory, Pixar’s follow-up to their 2003 animated hit Finding Nemo, has been released online.

The trailer is of the teaser variety, setting up the sequel’s story. The movie centers around the first film’s forgetful fan favorite, Dory (once again voiced by Ellen Degeneres), as a fragment of her memory involving her family returns to her, leading her to set off on a mission to find them.

You can check out the first trailer for Finding Dory below, along with a poster for the movie.

After a short-lived stint with live-action films, Andrew Stanton returns home to direct Finding Dory, a sequel to the fan favorite Finding Nemo. Angus MacLane (Toy Story of Terror) joins him as co-director. Rather than just have another story about a missing fish, the follow-up changes a few things up by making Dory go missing after realizing that she got separated from her family after being hit with short-term memory loss. Ellen DeGeneres and Albert Brooks will reprise their voice roles as Dory and Marlin respectively, with Hayden Rolence replacing Alexander Gould as Nemo.

During the Walt Disney Animation Studios presentation at the D23 Expo on Friday, we learned that Finding Dory will be adding Ty Burrell (Modern Family) as Bailey, a beluga white whale, Ed O’Neill (Modern Family) an octopus with a missing arm, and Kaitlin Olson (Always Sunny in Philadelphia) as a whale shark. More here below on their characters plus a description of the footage that was shown at the panel.

We’ve seen plenty of movies and TV shows and so on re-imagined in old school 8-bit or 16-bit video game graphics, and now it’s Finding Nemo‘s turn.

This new video tells the full story of the animated Pixar classic, but in much shorter time and as if you were playing it on your Nintendo console.

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Pixar’s Finding Nemo is not only one of the best movies made by a studio famous for churning out hit after hit after hit, but, in many people’s eyes, one of the best movies ever made. Period.

But what if the movie were made much more biologically accurate than it is now? The folks over at The Fisheries Blog seem to think Disney and Pixar are lying to kids by not being more factual, and that they will do it again with the upcoming sequel, Finding Dory.

Continue reading to get an idea of what the biologically accurate version of Finding Nemo would have looked like, and share your thoughts below.

This year’s D23 Expo in Anaheim, CA, is kicking into high gear, especially with the start of the massive event today focusing on animation. At the Pixar Animation Studios portion of the event, Finding Nemo director Andrew Stanton and producer Lindsey Collins emerged from behind the stage to discuss the sequel to everyone’s favorite fish film, Finding Dory

Major vocal casting announcements were shared. Joining the returning Ellen DeGeneres (Dory) will be Diane Keaton as Jenny, Dory’s mom, whereas Eugene Levy will bring life to Charlie, Dory’s dad. Ty Burrell will voice Bailey the Beluga Whale. After Stanton announced Bill Hader will not appear in the film, the comedian came out, dressed as a sea cucumber.