Miraculous World: London, At the Edge of Time

Marinette faces a threat that reaches across time, and to protect the future she takes on a new identity as Chronobug. When strange disturbances start rewriting history, she teams up with Bunnyx, another hero with a mysterious connection to the timestream. The two of them chase a shadowy adversary who hops between eras, chasing clues and racing against collapsing timelines. The story keeps the stakes high while staying focused on Marinette's choices, her relationships, and the clever ways the heroes use their powers, without giving away how any major surprises resolve.

Directed by Thomas Astruc and released in 2024, this animated feature is part of the Miraculous World lineup, created by Nathanaël Bronn, Sébastien Thibaudeau, and Frédéric/que Engel Lenoir, with voices including Anouck Hautbois and Benjamin Bollen.

Box office totals for this title aren't widely reported, since the release targeted the franchise audience and leaned on streaming windows and home media in many markets rather than a long global theatrical run.

As an installment in a long-running franchise, the film sparked discussion among fans for its time-travel framing and the way it deepens Marinette's arc. Scenes of London and period-shift visuals have shown up in fan art and cosplay, and the new heroic persona, Chronobug, became a popular subject for online speculation and creative tributes.

Critical and audience reaction has leaned positive, reflected in a 7.4/10 user rating from 292 votes, with viewers praising the energy and the focus on character development. Reviewers noted recurring themes of responsibility, legacy, and identity, and many appreciated how the narrative balances action set pieces with quieter moments that highlight teamwork and the emotional cost of altering the past.