Fate: The Winx SagaChannel your element. Change your fate.
The coming-of-age journey of five fairies attending Alfea, a magical boarding school in the Otherworld where they must learn to master their powers while navigating love, rivalries, and the monsters that threaten their very existence.
WriterIginio Straffi
To the Waters and the Wild
Jan 22, 2021
In hopes of mastering her magic, Bloom begins her studies at Alfea — and crosses paths with her curious classmates. Meanwhile, a secret comes to light.
No Strangers Here
Jan 22, 2021
A new day dawns as the students explore their powers… and feelings. Bloom and Stella team up for a mission. The Burned One’s reign of terror evolves.
Heavy Mortal Hopes
Jan 22, 2021
Past meets present as Bloom explores a pivotal memory. Meanwhile, Aisha struggles with her studies, Silva shares a secret and a school party takes shape.
Some Wrecked Angel
Jan 22, 2021
Bloom continues her search for answers with Sky. Beatrix works to conceal her crime. A special guest visits Alfea — and leaves Stella feeling conflicted.
Wither Into The Truth
Jan 22, 2021
In order to reconnect with Beatrix, Bloom seeks the help of a fellow student. Sky opens up about his past. Ms. Dowling shares more of her story.
A Fanatic Heart
Jan 22, 2021
As the Alfeans fight for survival, the truth about Bloom’s destiny is revealed. Can she help defeat the Burned Ones — or will evil outperform magic?
Peter89Spencer
@Peter89Spencer
Just like Riverdale and Sabrina, Netflix took another childhood favourite and changed it into a live action, dark teen drama, full of action, suspense, mystery, and of course teen angst! At first, I wasn't sure if I would like this; got slow halfway through, but things got interesting in the second act, especially the last episode; and the ending, I did not see that coming! Thank you Netflix, for making Winx Club bad ass! I really can't wait for season 2.
watchnrant
@watch_n_rant
_Fate: The Winx Saga,_ which premiered on January 22, seamlessly caters to a more mature audience while maintaining the essence of its animated predecessor. The series presents a well-rounded cast, each character boasting a unique personality and story arc. The interactions and relationships feel genuine, with each character receiving ample screen time to develop. With a concise six-episode run, the show ensures a dense and engaging plot, making it a binge-worthy experience. It skillfully intertwines teenage angst with thrilling adventures, centering on Bloom's quest to uncover her mysterious past and harness her potent fire magic. Abigail Cowen's portrayal of Bloom is both captivating and grounded, effectively driving the narrative. Alfea, the magical school, is depicted with a vibrant and intricate backdrop. As the series peels back the layers of its history and secrets, viewers are drawn deeper into its rich lore. The plot is not just about magical battles; it also explores the profound impact of war on different generations, enriching the characters' motivations. _Fate: The Winx Saga_ excels in world-building, offering a fresh perspective on the familiar world of fairies and the sword-wielding Specialists. It stands out for its compelling and layered storyline, making it a delightful guilty pleasure.
