Fate: Season 3 of The Winx Saga has now been cancelled. Fans were expecting a release date and were eager to watch the show on Netflix once more, thus this news came as a major shock to them. The show has so far had two seasons available on the platform. Since the Bloom family reunion for which this film was intended has already occurred, Netflix has chosen to move on to other worthwhile endeavours.
This is a Nickelodeon-produced teen drama series. The Winx Club animated series served as the inspiration for the plot. The programme was created by Iginio Straffi. We see Bloom in the series’ first scene. She is a fairy with fire elemental abilities. She manages to get herself accepted to Alfea, a residential school in the Otherworld.
Her housemates Stella, Aisha, Terra, and Musa complete a meeting with her palette. They each have authority over the elements of light, water, earth, and mind. When it comes to her background, Bloom is naive. However, she is able to comprehend more of it all with the aid of her companions.
Ancient beasts have returned to Alfea under the threat of the adversary, endangering everyone. The Burned Ones are the name for these individuals. We were really getting into the narrative of this series, but when it was cancelled, it really upset the family.
Brian’s Comments on Fate: The Winx Saga Season 3 cancellation
The showrunner of Fate: The Winx Saga, Brian Young, discussed the cancellation and how terrible it is for everyone involved. Brian discussed how Netflix has decided to end the series after its third season. Obviously, this was not a very enjoyable piece of news to impart.
Additionally, he discussed how the recent release of the new season of Fate on the platform was adored by many fans. The two seasons were produced and released by the team in little about 4 years. Brian expressed similar sentiments, stating that they had a fantastic time with the entire team and that they hoped to cross paths again in the future, if “fate” permits it.
Even the seven episodes that were released of Fate: The Winx Saga’s second season left us in a state of disbelief with a surprising revelation regarding Bloom’s real past. She was apparently placed in a stadis when she was a baby, it turns out.
She had spent more than a millennium in that phase continuously. Bloom is now prepared to embark on a quest into the Realm of Darkness, according to this. This will undoubtedly lead her to the location where she will meet the mother who gave birth to her all these years ago.
Fate: The Winx Saga Season 2 – Ending Explained
There were also other unfinished business in the series, which we don’t believe will be resolved now that Netflix has cancelled it. It is made known that Aisha discovers Grey is really a blood witch. Of course, everyone, including Bloom and the staff, thinks extremely highly of this. He can now wear as many Speedos as he wants without anyone being able to completely believe in his innocence.
Regarding Terra, we learn that she recently came out as gay and began dating Kat. The final scene, in which Beatrix passes away, caused us to practically stand up and cry. During the Battle of Sebastian, she made the decision to give her life up in order to save her friends. But in the end, Shadow returns and brings her back to life, proving that she is still alive and well.
In the end, Aisha, Stella, and Terra were on a quest to combine their strengths into one higher fairy power. Earth, light, and water—their own elements—came together and merged. Additionally, the fairies who lost their abilities due to Sebastian have now regained them as a result of his death.
