Fox is further solidifying its animation lineup, handing out renewals to Krapopolis, Grimsburg and Universal Basic Guys.

The pickups will carry the three shows through the 2025-26 season — and in the case of Krapopolis and Universal Basic Guys, beyond that. The trio of shows, all animated by the Fox-owned Bento Box Entertainment, join the long-running quartet of Bob’s Burgers, Family Guy, The Simpsons and American Dad, which all received huge, four-season renewals in April. (American Dad is returning to Fox, where its first nine seasons aired, after a decade-plus on TBS.)

Krapopolis is set to wrap up its second season later this month. Created by Dan Harmon, the series is set in an ancient Greece where humans, gods and mythical creatures interact. It has received several early renewals in the past, and the latest pickup will take it through its fifth season.

Universal Basic Guys scored a season two renewal before it premiered in September and is now assured of a third season as well. Grimsburg, currently in season two, will also get a third season.

The lone animated series still on the bubble at Fox is The Great North, which is currently in its fifth season and will continue airing through the summer.

Krapopolis and Grimsburg are both owned by Fox Entertainment Studios, while Universal Basic Guys is a co-production between Fox and Sony Pictures TV.

Deadline first reported the renewals.