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Wizards: Tales of Arcadia

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The gang ends up in the past and must make sure that everything happens the way it should.

Year

2020

IMDb

8.0

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Cast

FR

Francisco Ruiz-Velasco

Director

Andrew L. Schmidt

Director

JM

Johane Matte

Director

Cast

FR

Francisco Ruiz-Velasco

Director

Andrew L. Schmidt

Director

JM

Johane Matte

Director

Colin O'Donoghue

Douxie

DB

David Bradley

Merlin

James Faulkner

King Arthur

James Faulkner

Green Knight

Emile Hirsch

Jim

Lexi Medrano

Claire

Alfred Molina

Archie

Steven Yeun

Steve

Steve Alterman

Additional Voices

Kelsey Grammer

Blinky

Lena Headey

Morgana

Piotr Michael

Skrael

Piotr Michael

Bellroc

Piotr Michael

Additional Voices

Stephanie Beatriz

Callista

Stephanie Beatriz

Nimue

Stephanie Beatriz

Lady of the Lake

Kay Bess

Bellroc

Angel Lin

Nari

John Rhys-Davies

Galahad

John Rhys-Davies

Old Galahad

Fred Tatasciore

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Fred Tatasciore

Additional Voices

Rupert Penry-Jones

Sir Lancelot

Rupert Penry-Jones

Lancelot

Clancy Brown

Gunmar

Guillermo del Toro

Writer

CQ

Chad Quandt

Writer

Aaron Waltke

Writer

LS

Lila Scott

Writer

IR

Ian Rickett

Writer

AB

Andie Bolt

Writer

Marc Guggenheim

Writer

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Nella KharismaDec 12, 2024

Yeah, on the surface it seems to be a worthy end to the Tales of Arcadia. And yeah, the show thunders through tons of plot in ten short episodes. But in my opinion it really falls flat - even more so than 3Below - in what made Trollhunters so exceptional in the first place: Great, believable characters, with well fleshed out - and often surprising - development. New characters have half-hearted high-speed arcs with blunted emotional impact (Arthur, Douxie) or don't get much of anything at all (e.g. Nari and the rest of the Arcane Order) And well-known characters are well...it feels like "going through the motions", like e.g. Claire, but my biggest disappointment would be Steve. We were given a brilliant subversion of the "sports jock bully" trope with *real* growth in the original series. Since then he has regressed to the bumbling comic-relief sidekick. (There *were* a few well-done character arcs, Callista for example: Simple, but believable and effective. And I found Morgana somewhat fine as well.) And the plot itself...well, some nice ideas there, but when there's such a high pace, it would have been nice if the plot points themselves were crafted a bit more carefully. To give just an example - the ruse to get Jim back from the Arcane order. Going in with a flaky illusion, some sweet talk and no backup/escape plan whatsoever?! Jeez, the world is at stake, it's a big risk to even try it, and *that's* your brilliant plan? From the Wizard Merlin finally trusted as an equal? Honestly, this extremely cheapens Merlin's sacrifice. And what makes it so grating: so much time is wasted with worn-out antics (and it's not just Steve), even when available running time is so scarce.

crazymeDec 12, 2024

Trollhunters was brilliant. Three below was a fantastic part 2. We were waiting in anticipation for Wizards which based on the previous two Tales From Acadia, promised much. It delivered little. The whole thing was rushed. There was no character development, scenes seemed to end before their time, there was far too much fighting and cuts from one scene to another, sometime before the music from the previous scene had ended. This means relationships and characters have no time to develop. The story feels contrived, it goes back on what happened in previous TFA, which is frustrating. Characters seem to act in a way that feels alien, betraying their presonalities. It makes for a very hurried, unfunny, dull boring end, which strangely leaves a small cliffhanger at the end. A cliffhanger for a series that I really no longer care about. I'm not sure how this happened. Did accountants say that it needed to be done on a budget, or finished before it's time? Who cares? Spoiler alert: Save your time and watch the last episode or just read the next bit: Jim ends up as just Jim, not a troll, Merlin dies, most of what you watched before didn't happen and they live happily ever after unless the series does well and they can milk it some more with characters you wont care about.

Courtnaé PaulDec 12, 2024

This is very much in the same vein of Trollhunters. All of the main characters are back (well most of them) and it is much closer to the original series than 3 below. Talking of 3 below, they only mention it in passing, but the character development is definitely still there. Although there are a couple of plot points from Trollhunters that were ignored.