Netflix releases an exciting new trailer for the upcoming Fate: The Winx Saga season 2, which teases trouble on the horizon for the students of Alfea. Following the enormous success of Fate: The Winx Saga season 1, the coming-of-age reimagining of the beloved Nickelodeon cartoon series Winx Club is finally set to return for season 2 next month. Fate: The Winx Saga puts a darker spin on the concept of fairies, with the series having been created by showrunner Brian Young and led by Chilling Adventures of Sabrina star Abigail Cowen. The show centers around Cowen's character, Bloom, and her friends at Alfea College, a school for Fairies and Specialists.

Now, Netflix has released a new trailer for Fate: The Winx Saga season 2, which offers an exciting look at what's to come in this upcoming season. The trailer welcomes back season 1's cast, as it is ominously stated that "the old regime is gone," hinting at some considerable trouble ahead for the students. While offering some quick glimpses of some of the season's new cast members, the trailer's final moments also tease a much-anticipated transformation scene for each of the core group of fairies. Check out the trailer below:

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A while back, fans were delighted when it was confirmed that Paulina Chávez would be joining season 2 as earth fairy, Flora, with the series also set to welcome newcomers Brandon Grace and Éanna Hardwicke. Season 2 will also see a reshuffling with one of its previously established characters, as Miranda Richardson will now take over the role of Rosalind from Lesley Sharp. This exciting new trailer will likely only increase the anticipation surrounding this upcoming series, as it's clear that the stakes have been upped following the drama of season 1. With Rosalind set to play a significant role in season 2, particularly after season 1's cliffhanger finale, it remains to be seen just what lies ahead when Fate: The Winx Saga season 2 hits screens on September 16.

Source: Netflix