Miraculous: Ladybug & Cat Noir, The Movie

Two high schoolers are approached by a guardian of magical jewels who grants them superhero powers. A shy girl and a popular boy awaken abilities that let them defend their city while still dealing with the pressures of school, friendships, and crushes. Their new identities shield them from curious eyes, demanding secrecy that tests trust and complicates loyalties. As they juggle homework, family expectations, and a growing sense of responsibility, they discover that teamwork matters more than bravado. The tale moves from colorful action to funny, character driven moments, keeping the focus on their evolving bond and the challenge of living a double life. Along the way it threads humor with heart as the teens face self doubt, rivalries, and the thrill of making a difference together. The film keeps a bright kinetic visual style that mirrors the duo's energy and curiosity that feels true for all ages.

Directed by Jeremy Zag, the feature expands the beloved TV universe into a full length adventure. It draws on the original concepts of Shannon Holtzpa, Thomas Astruc, and Nathanaël Bronn and features voice work by Anouck Hautbois and Benjamin Bollen.

Box Office data for Miraculous: Ladybug & Cat Noir, The Movie are not widely published, reflecting a niche audience aligned with the series rather than a traditional blockbuster run this year.

There are no major Oscar, Emmy, or Golden Globes nominations listed for the film, and it does not appear to have earned prominent awards. The project is presented as a vibrant franchise extension rather than a prestige awards contender.

Reception and themes: The film has a positive reception among fans, with an audience score around 7.6 out of 10 from 934 votes. Critics note energetic animation, brisk pacing, and a balance of action, romance, and friendship that keeps the focus on character bonds.