Sing 2 is an American computer-animated musical comedy film produced by Illumination. It is the sequel to the 2016 film Sing. The story follows Buster Moon, a koala who runs a theater that has fallen on hard times. In order to save his theater, Buster decides to produce a singing competition that will attract the biggest and best talent from all over the world.

There are no official details about the plot of Sing 2, but here are some possibilities based on the characters and themes from the first film:

Buster sets his sights on Broadway: After the success of his first singing competition, Buster decides to take his show on the road and bring it to the bright lights of Broadway. Along the way, he encounters new singers and challenges that test his resolve and his relationships with his friends.

Rosita becomes a pop star: Rosita, the overworked pig mom from the first film, has a chance encounter with a music producer who sees her potential as a pop star. She struggles to balance her newfound fame with her responsibilities at home, and must decide what matters most to her.

Johnny reconciles with his father: Johnny, the teenage gorilla who wants to be a singer instead of following in his father’s criminal footsteps, reunites with his dad after he gets out of prison. They must navigate their strained relationship while also pursuing their dreams.

Meena finds her confidence: Meena, the shy elephant who is afraid to sing in public, gets a chance to work with a tough but nurturing vocal coach who helps her find her voice. She overcomes her fears and becomes a breakout star in the competition.

New characters shake things up: Sing 2 is likely to introduce new animals and singers to the mix, which could lead to unexpected alliances and rivalries. The stakes are higher this time around, as Buster’s career and the future of his theater hang in the balance.

In the film, the story begins with DJ, a young boy who lives across the street from a haunted house that terrifies him and his friends. The house belongs to Mr. Nebbercracker, an old man who is known for being mean and intimidating. One day, when Nebbercracker collapses while yelling at DJ for stepping onto his lawn, the children begin to suspect that the house is alive. They witness strange occurrences, such as the house swallowing a tricycle and lawn ornaments that come to life.

As the children investigate further, they discover that the house feeds on anything that comes near it, including humans. DJ and his friends, Chowder and Jenny, team up with a babysitter, Zee, and a video-game expert, Skull, to attempt to destroy the monster house once and for all. They sneak into the house, facing obstacles like a giant chandelier, and eventually find Nebbercracker’s ghost inside, still trying to protect his home. The group devises a plan to lure the house away from the neighborhood and into a construction site, where they can blow it up. The plan succeeds, and the house is destroyed.

At the end of the film, it is revealed that the real reason for the house’s malevolent spirit was because it was built on the site of a tragedy involving a woman who was unfairly imprisoned and died there. With the monster house gone, the neighborhood returns to normal, and the children continue on with their lives, free from the fear of the haunted house.