Disney has decided to cut a transgender narrative from the animated show. The Hollywood Reporter shared the details of the decision, along with a response from Disney. “Win or Lose” is about the Pickles, a co-ed middle school softball team.

Disney pulled a transgender storyline from “Win or Lose,” an eight-episode Pixar streaming series that debuts in February, the company said Tuesday.

According to PEOPLE, citing reports from The Hollywood Reporter and Variety, Disney has pulled a transgender storyline ahead of the 2025 release of Pixar's first long-form series "Win or Lose."

The Walt Disney Company is pulling the plug on an LGBT-related storyline in one of its upcoming children s programs as backlash to the company s embrace of LGBT ideology continues

The animated series, “Win or Lose,” centers around a group of kids on a softball team as they prepare for their championship game.

"We recognize that many parents would prefer to discuss certain subjects with their children on their own terms and timeline,” a spokesperson said in a statement.

Dec. 18 (UPI) -- A transgender storyline will no longer be included in Disney 's Win or Lose when it streams in February. The show, which includes eight episodes, rotates between various characters who are involved with a softball team in a middle school.

Pixar's new animated series Win or Lose set for a 2025 premiere on Disney+ will no longer include a transgender storyline.

Disney has reportedly removed a storyline about a transgender character from the upcoming Pixar series “Win or Lose.” In a Tuesday article, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed the studio had cut the subplot from the animated sports show, which is set to debut on Disney+ on Feb. 19, 2025.