The 2026 Kids’ Choice Awards Nominations

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Nickelodeon released its nominees for the 2026 Kids’ Choice Awards, which Alex Warren will host. The event will be on November 14, 2026.
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The 2026 Kids’ Choice Awards Nominations

Nickelodeon released its nominees for the 2026 Kids’ Choice Awards, which Alex Warren will host. The event will be on November 14, 2026.

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[Justin J]

Alex Warren hosting takes me back to when they did that hilarious skit about TikTok trends on Nickelodeon. Those kinds of entertaining bits make the Kids' Choice Awards so much fun to watch!

 

[Kai]

Honestly surprised Toy Story 5 is even nominated with three different acting categories for the same movie. That feels like the voting got split into pieces just to give Tom Hanks and Tim Allen more chances. I like the franchise but this looks like favoritism built into the category list itself. Still happy to see Joan Cusack get some attention because Jessie never gets enough credit compared to Woody and Buzz. Kids probably do not notice this kind of thing but adults watching will notice right away. I hope the show spends real time on the movie clips instead of just reading names fast. That part always disappoints me every single year no matter how good the nominees are.

 

[Shayla_15200]

KPop Demon Hunters getting this many nominations makes complete sense to me. My niece has watched it maybe twenty times already and she knows every single word to Golden. The voice cast picks are strong too, Arden Cho really gave Rumi a lot of personality. I think this movie is going to win big and nobody should be shocked.

 

[Miercules]

Why is Wednesday competing against Stranger Things in acting categories? Both shows have completely different audiences and tones. Feels random how they grouped family TV together honestly.

 

[LoopinDKillaz]

I just want to say good luck to Alex Warren hosting his first Kids Choice Awards. Hosting a live kids show is harder than people think, the energy has to stay high the entire time and kids do not forgive boring moments. He has stage presence from his music career so I think he can handle it. The slime cannons alone could be chaos if timing goes wrong. I remember watching this show every year growing up and the host always made or broke the whole night for me. Papers aside, I am mostly curious how many artists will show up to perform live instead of just appearing on screen briefly. That part always gets me excited more than the actual winners being announced.

 

[Blitzball]

Superman getting a movie nomination but David Corenswet not winning anything else feels like a missed opportunity. The new Superman take deserved stronger recognition across more categories in my opinion.

 

[Vaccine Vaccine Vaccine]

The music categories are stacked this time, really hard to predict winners here. Taylor Swift, Sabrina Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo again fighting each other across almost every single list. At some point kids might just vote based on who posted recently on social media rather than actual song quality. Still exciting to see newer names like Stella Lefty and ADÉLA getting breakout nominations, that gives smaller artists real exposure through a big platform like this. I also noticed BTS got multiple nods this year which feels like a nice comeback moment for them after the members returned from service. Collaboration category looks fun too, Taylor and Sabrina together again shows how connected the pop world has become lately. Curious to see how many performances actually happen live on stage.

 

[TripleX]

MrBeast getting nominated again is not surprising but I kind of wish newer creators got more spotlight instead of the same big names repeating yearly. Kai Cenat deserves recognition too, his energy reaches a completely different younger audience through streaming platforms. The family creator category is interesting, Bucket List Family versus Ninja Kidz TV should be a close one. I personally think audience voting makes these awards feel more authentic compared to critic based shows, even if some choices confuse grown adults watching along with their kids.

 

[Dictator20]

Nice to see Avatar: The Last Airbender actors recognized separately from the movie franchise, that show deserved more attention when it first released. Gordon Cormier playing Aang brings real emotion to the role, not just an action character. Family TV categories look packed this year with strong competition everywhere. XO Kitty fans will be loud during voting, that fanbase never stays quiet online. I also like seeing reality shows like LEGO Masters included since building competitions teach patience to younger viewers watching at home.