Robin des Bois : Malice à Sherwood

When Prince John takes charge while King Richard is away at war, Sherwood faces new trouble and a lively group of rebels steps up to keep things safe. Robin leads a colorful crew that mixes mischief and magic, with Maid Marian offering castle-smarts, Little John bringing big-hearted muscle, Friar Tuck grumbling his way through plans, and Scarlett, Robin's cousin, adding extra laughs. Episodes stack short adventures where clever tricks, friendship and a few supernatural touches help the gang outwit greedy nobles and protect their neighbors, all told with a playful, family-friendly tone that keeps stakes clear without any cruel outcomes.

Released in 2015, the animated series was created by Sandra Derval and produced for television under the French title "Robin des Bois : Malice à Sherwood." The main voice cast includes Benjamin Bollen as Robin, Adeline Chetail as Marianne, and Clara Soares as Scarlett, contributing to its bright, comic style.

The show hasn’t collected major industry awards or high-profile nominations, so it’s not known for prize-season recognition. That said, the creative team and voice performers earned appreciation within children's programming circles, and the series has been noted on various streaming and broadcast lists aimed at family viewers.

As a retelling aimed at younger audiences, the series carved a modest niche among families who enjoy softer, humorous takes on classic legends. Viewers who grew up with it tend to recall the quirky side characters and the mixture of slapstick and mild magic, and it still pops up in discussions about accessible adaptations of Robin Hood for kids.

Audience reactions skew positive, reflected in a user rating around 7.6 out of 10 from a small sample. The show emphasizes teamwork, cleverness over violence, and loyalty to community, wrapping those themes in short, energetic episodes that mix action, jokes and light fantasy in a way that’s easy for children to follow.