Barbie and the Magic of Pegasus

Princess Annika is forced to flee a powerful sorcerer and travels to a magical Cloud Kingdom. There she meets a luminous winged horse who offers help as danger gathers around her family. Together they move through floating isles and enchanted creatures, seeking to lift the spell that binds her homeland. Along the way, Annika learns to rely on unlikely friendships and her own resourcefulness while facing tests that put her courage to the test. The story blends romance, fantasy, and adventure while keeping a warm focus on family and destiny. Though she wears a royal title, Annika learns leadership comes from acts not titles and from listening to those around her.

Directed by Greg Richardson, the film expands the Barbie universe with a fresh fantasy setting. It is based on the Barbie property created by Ruth Handler, with story by Elana Lesser and Cliff Ruby.

Critics noted the film's gentle emphasis on family ties and personal growth set against vibrant visuals. The tale foregrounds courage and collaboration, especially in a world where magical beings and human characters learn to trust one another.

As part of a long running Barbie line, the film contributed to a trend of empowerment oriented fairy tale adventures in mid 2000s family animation. Its blend of romance and fantasy helped shape later entries in the franchise.