Netflix is heading to the 50th annual Annie Awards with a whopping 50 nominations for its animated films and TV series.

The streamer’s content was shortlisted in categories including Best Feature, Best FX (Feature), Best Music (Feature) and Best Production Design (Feature). And its films Pinocchio (nine nominations), The Sea Beast (six) and Wendell & Wild (three) did especially well. 

Disney got  21 nods in categories such as Best Feature, Best TV/Media–Preschool, Best TV/Media–Children and Best FX (Feature). Its top-nominated films were Turning Red (seven) and Baymax! (three). Avatar: The Way of Water was shortlisted twice, as was Lightyear.

Other films to score multiple nominations include DreamWorks Animation’s Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (six) and DreamWorks’ outlaw animal series The Bad Guys (five).

The Annie Awards ceremony will take place in LA on February 25. Here are the nominees in five high-profile kids content categories, with a complete list available online.

Best Feature

Turning Red (Disney, Pixar Animation)

Pinocchio (Netflix, Double Dare You!, Shadowmachine Production, The Jim Henson Company)

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (DreamWorks Animation)

The Sea Beast (Netflix)

Wendell & Wild (Netflix, Monkeypaw Production, Gotham Group Production)

Best Indie Feature

Charlotte (January Films, Balthazar Productions, Walking the Dog)

Inu-Oh (Science SARU)

Little Nicholas, Happy As Can Be (Mediawan, Bidibul Productions)

Marcel the Shell with Shoes On (Marcel the Movie)

My Father’s Dragon (Cartoon Saloon for Netflix)

Best TV/Media—Preschool

Elinor Wonders Why (SHOE Ink)

Gabby’s Dollhouse (DreamWorks Animation)

Rise Up, Sing Out (Disney TV Animation)

Spirit Rangers (Laughing Wild, Netflix)

The Tiny Chef Show (Tiny Chef Productions, Imagine Entertainment)

Best TV/Media—Children

Abominable and the Invisible City (DreamWorks Animation)

Big Nate (Nickelodeon Animation)

Moominvalley (Gutsy Animations)

The Owl House (Disney TV Animation)

We Baby Bears (Cartoon Network Studios)

Best Character Animation—Feature

Turning Red – Teresa Falcone (Disney, Pixar Animation)

Turning Red – Eric Anderson (Disney, Pixar Animation)

Pinocchio – Tucker Barrie (Netflix, Double Dare You!, Shadowmachine Production, The Jim Henson Company)

The Bad Guys – Jorge Capote (DreamWorks Animation)

The Bad Guys – Min Hong (DreamWorks Animation)

Pictured from top left to bottom right: Pinocchio, Wendell & Wild and The Sea Beast.