List of Universal Animation Studios productions

The following is a list of productions by Universal Animation Studios, a subsidiary of NBCUniversal (which in turn is owned by Comcast), which includes animated feature films, shorts, specials and television series.

Parks and resorts
Universal Animation Studios has occasionally collaborated with Universal Creative to create attractions for various Universal theme parks and resorts. Some of these attractions are:
 * Computeropolis: A Technical Ride, at Universal Studios Florida, Hollywood, Japan and Singapore
 * Gabriel Garza's Totally Fun Adventure, at Universal Studios Florida, Hollywood and Japan

Video games
Universal Animation Studios has also collaborated and put input through the company's then Universal Interactive unit for several games. Some of these games are:
 * Crash Bandicoot (Developed by Naughty Dog)
 * Niz Chicoloco (Developed by Gingo Interactive)
 * Chrysocolla series (Developed by Gingo Interactive)
 * Spyro the Dragon (Developed by Insomniac Games)
 * Gabriel's Movie Creator (Developed by Big Top Productions)
 * Planetokio (Developed by OutSide Directors Company; English distribution)
 * Jenny Zoom series (Developed by Gingo Interactive via Gingosoft)
 * Fiox (Developed by Gingo Interactive)
 * Universal Animation Studio Software (Published/Developed by Universal Interactive Studios)
 * Universal Studios Legendary Heroes (Developed by Avalanche Software)

Associated productions
Universal Animation Studios has occasionally collaborated with other studios to assist in the production of some animated features. These films are:
 * Cassiopeia, providing English distribution
 * Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem, providing development for the English distribution
 * Tony Tom-Tom's Delivery Service, providing development
 * Zina and the Vivid Crew, providing development
 * Coraline, providing development
 * Despicable Me, providing development
 * Cool Spot, providing development

Other productions

 * The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man (1999), traditionally-animated introduction