Die Zauberer

This is a great addition to the Tales of Arcadia shows. It is on par with Trollhunters. The story telling and lore are amazing. And it is visually beautiful. The only bad thing is that is is very rushed. I feel that so much more could have been explored. This season could of easily been expanded into two seasons. But I love it. All in alll it is an amazing show.

I just want to say that I am a huge fan of this show. It brings back the quality of Trollhunters (in a good way). We have (most of) the original characters back, and we get to see history from Arcadia's perspective. This helps us understand the other series better.

Overall a very good show, just feels a little rushed. As others have pointed out, this could've been expanded into at least 2 seasons instead of one, because there is just so much to explore!

I'm a trollhunters fan and i loved wizards but it's too short and have a little information about douxie and he didn't appear much in last two series.But anyways i loved this series and still waiting for the movie.

Wizards combines buildup of Arcadia mythology till now and goes further. This series is more mature approach in the tales of Arcadia series. The animation is so cool and detailed. Amazing new characters, especially Douxie. The character arcs are so beautifully handled. I just can't gush enough. The problem I have with this is, it feels too rushed. This season alone contains 2 different story lines which could have made another much explored season. Also the main villain of story 'The Arcane Order' lack depth. I think the producers are making a big mistake by abandoning usual series format for a movie, as this ends on a cliffhanger. Instead 'Wizards' would have made an amazing 3 season Conclusive series. Either way, Master Del Toro managed to give the characters satisfying conclusions.

It was fine but everything happened too fast for me to feel any emotional attachment to any of the characters, so I didn't care about what happened to them at all. The editing left my head spinning.