Angel Studios is making a clear statement about where it wants to go next. The company has officially acquired three of its most successful series, and the numbers behind this decision show why it matters. Since December 2024, the family, thriller, and fantasy titles have pulled in more than 4 million hours of viewing. Along with that surge came 350,000 new Angel Guild memberships, which is the backbone of the studio’s community model.

The Angel Guild is a grassroots membership program where people contribute dues and act as virtual co-producers. Members guide the studio on which projects deserve attention. In a way, the audience helps build the slate. The studio shared that the combined value of the three acquisitions comes to 89 million dollars, funded through both cash and stock.

Tuttle Twins Leads the Charge With Record Engagement

Let us break it down. Tuttle Twins, the animated series built around themes like freedom, responsibility, and everyday problem solving, has become the most-watched show on the Angel platform. The series mixes big ideas with adventure and humor, which explains why families have gravitated toward it.

Between December 2024 and September 2025, viewers streamed 124 million minutes of this show alone. That kind of traction demonstrates how strongly the franchise resonates. It also helps the studio strengthen its lineup with content that speaks to audiences across generations.

Homestead Pulls Viewers Into a High-Stakes World

Homestead takes a different path. This post-apocalyptic thriller, which includes a film featuring Neal McDonough and the first season of the series, imagines a broken America after a nuclear blast. It is intense and unsettling in a way that keeps viewers watching.

The studio reported 81 million minutes watched for this franchise. What this really means is that Homestead holds a remarkable share of the platform’s activity. Nearly one in every eight minutes streamed on Angel belongs to this property. Even more interesting is that 253,000 new Guild memberships are linked directly to Homestead. The audience is not only watching it. They are joining the studio because of it.

The Wingfeather Saga Brings a Fantasy World to Life

The Wingfeather Saga offers something entirely different. It is a hand-painted 3D animated adaptation of Andrew Peterson’s fantasy novels. The series has accumulated 40.3 million minutes watched. Its artistic style and narrative depth have built a loyal following that values imaginative storytelling.

This franchise has quietly grown into one of Angel’s strongest fantasy pillars, giving the studio another long-term asset with room to expand.

A Strategic Move to Strengthen the Future

Angel Studios CEO Neal Harmon shared that these franchises reflect the shared values of the Angel Guild and continue to rank among the most watched titles on the platform. Folding them directly into the studio allows Angel to sharpen its competitive edge and scale value-driven storytelling.

The studio has already delivered more than 40 films and 20 television series. Its standout success, Sound of Freedom, crossed 250 million dollars at the global box office. Membership growth has also accelerated. The Angel Guild now includes 1.6 million paying members, marking more than 500 percent growth in a single year.

Angel’s latest move signals a clear direction. The studio is betting on stories that inspire strong viewer investment and long-term audience participation. In a crowded entertainment landscape, this approach gives them a distinct path forward.