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The live-action adaptation of the animated series Winx Club enters its second round. The upcoming sequel will not go beyond Season 1, which will include at least three new characters.

The new Netflix show “Fate: The Winx Saga” was released in January 2021. The series includes the fairies Bloom (Aisha), Terra, Stella and Moosa as they talk about their daily lives at Alfia Boarding School. The magician must learn to control their element, but there are dangerous and serious challenges.

Nickelodeon has been showing live-action reboots of the “Winx Club” since 2004. It has been well received by Netflix viewers and has confirmed that it will continue to be released. Season 2 will include two more episodes than the first. There are eight episodes this season.

Season 2 production of “Verdict: Winx Saga” has been confirmed

Archery Pictures produces and distributes the drama series Fate: The Winx Saga. It can be seen on Netflix. It is based on the Winx Club animated series. Tells the story of five fairies. The first season, based on the live series, was not shown until January 2021. But a month later Netflix decided to continue the series. Video streaming provider Netflix has announced its sequel in a statement.

Netflix shared a short video and official official confirmation on Twitter and Instagram that production has begun for Season 2. Three new actors are now available: Brandon Grace as Gray, Inna Hardwiki as Sebastian, and Paulina Chuss as Flora. The new season is filmed in County Wicklow, Ireland. No release date has been announced.

Charges against “Verdict: Winx Saga”

Fate: Winx Saga faced a storm even before its release. When Netflix first showed the trailer, YouTube users complained about the dark appearance of the show compared to the dark-colored cartoon series. Clothing was also criticized, as was Terra’s portrayal of Moses.

The creators of the series have been charged with money laundering. As seen in the original series, Asian Musa is portrayed by a white actress in the movie “Fate: The Winx Saga”. Terra seems to have replaced Flora, who is of Latin American descent. Showrunner Brian Young says Terra is Flora’s guardian. Soon, there is still hope that Flora will appear in Season 2, as she too will play a Latin.