Fate: The Winx Saga is Netflix’s latest foray into bewitching adolescence and season one is a six-hour debut to the fairy boarding school Alfea and the magical Otherworld. The series introduces us to a powerful fairy, Bloom (Abigail Cowen), who was raised in the world entirely unaware of her own magical or the larger magical neighborhood. She comes to Alfea to learn to control her power and to discover who she is.
There are, like, eight seasons of the animated series, and so your guess is as good as mine. The Winx will likely face off against a brand new villain now that they’ve defeated the Burned Ones. The cartoon has a rival school for witches and an antagonistic trio called the Trix (Icy, Darcy, and Stormy) that you would assume need to appear on the Netflix series finally.
Additionally, there are more Winx that have to be inserted in Season 2! Familiar mainstays like Bloom, Stella, Aisha, Musa are there. Terra is a new character in the Netflix show, kind of like Flora in the cartoon, but not actually. Then there’s Roxy.
When Netflix confirmed season two, the streaming service also stated the show isn’t supposed to go back into production untiln”later this season “Which means we will not see season 2 until 2022.
Fans will be thrilled to know Fate: The Winx Saga’s core cast is all set to come back for a second season. Including Abigail Cowen as Bloom, plus her entire crew: Hannah van der Westhuysen will reunite as Stella; Precious Mustapha will be back as Aisha, Eliot Salt yields as Terra, and Elisha Applebaum will play Musa.
Season 2 will almost surely attract new faces to Alfea too. (A brand new term always brings new pupils to college.) However, those casting statements will come the following day.
Considering that Fate: The Winx Saga created a new story from whole cloth rather than following the first Winx Club series, it’s difficult to say where Season 2 will proceed next.
Season 1 ended with Rosalind staging a coup at Alfea. Bloom returned to college to discover it’s gone from a gentle place of magic learning into some military-like institution. Moreover, although Bloom doesn’t understand it yet, she’s a pawn from Rosalind’s match. The new headmistress is convinced her student is the trick to saving their world.
The Season two announcement doesn’t give anything away on this front. But, showrunner Brian Young said in a statement published with the Season two renewal statement that the first year” only scratched the surface of the incredibly wealthy world and the strong fairies who inhabit it.” In addition, he added: “As Bloom’s narrative continues to evolve, so I can’t wait for you to learn more about Aisha, Stella, Terra, and Musa! And you never know who might show up in Alfea next term.”