Wizards: Tales of Arcadia

When Merlin's apprentice, Douxie, reappears, he draws Arcadia's core group back into a battle that spans time and legend. The series follows Douxie as he links up with Jim Lake and their allies to pursue magic into a fractured Camelot, where shifting loyalties and old grudges threaten the fragile peace between humans, trolls and other magical beings. Episodes mix action, humor and quieter character beats as the team tries to contain a threat that could rewrite history without revealing the ending. Along the way new allies and enemies test what the heroes value most, and past decisions come back with unexpected consequences.

Released in 2020, Wizards: Tales of Arcadia was created by Guillermo del Toro and premiered on Netflix, featuring voice work from Lena Headey, Alfred Molina, Colin O'Donoghue, Emile Hirsch and Stephanie Beatriz.

As the capstone of the Tales of Arcadia trilogy, Wizards reinforced the series' devoted following, sparking fan art, cosplays and online conversations about its Camelot sequences and how it ties up longrunning threads from previous installments.

Critics and viewers gave the show generally strong marks, reflected in a voter average of 8.181 out of 10 from 386 votes, with many reviewers highlighting its mix of witty banter, set-piece action and heart. The series deals with time travel, loyalty, the collision of human, troll and magical communities, and questions around leadership, legacy and what people protect when different worlds overlap.

While Wizards earned praise from fans and critics, there are no widely reported major awards specifically tied to this miniseries. The broader Tales of Arcadia project has attracted industry attention and remains influential among contemporary animated franchises for blending family appeal with darker fantasy elements.