The Wingfeather Saga - All Seasons

The Wingfeather Saga - Season 1

Season 1

Animated series based on Andrew Peterson's fantasy novels detailing the adventures of the Igiby family and their pursuit by the venomous Fangs of Dang and their evil overlord, Gnag the Nameless.
Network
Episodes6
Datesdéc. 2, 2022 - mars 10, 2023
The Wingfeather Saga - Season 2

Season 2

The Wingfeather children, Janner, Kalmar, and Leeli, thought they were normal children. But they’re actually royalty: the Jewels of Anniera, royal heirs of a distant and fallen Kingdom. And now everyone wants to capture them. They’re forced to flee the only home they’ve ever known and travel through the dizzying Fingap Falls, twisting Strander Burrows, and the Fang-infested Dugtown, to find passage to the Ice Prairies—where lizard Fangs can’t follow. The future of their family, and perhaps the fate of Skree, rests on their young shoulders. The world of Wingfeather grows ever larger in the second season, with the family facing new perils, new lands, and friendships forged in hope.
Network
Episodes7
Datesavr. 5, 2024 - mai 17, 2024
The Wingfeather Saga - Season 3

Season 3

Separated from his family, Janner must push through the harsh terrain of the Stony Mountains with his friend Maraly to the Ice Prairies. They’ll need to evade deadly Snickbuzzards, wolves and the fearsome Bomnubble. The legendary under-ice city of Kimera beckons as a place of refuge for the Wingfeather family. After being betrayed and handed over to the Fangs, Kalmar finds himself imprisoned in the dungeons of the Phoob Islands. The entire Wingfeather family will be faced with questions of who to trust and an impossible decision over their future when a new evil emerges in the frozen tundra.
Network
Datesnov. 12, 2025 - déc. 11, 2025
The Wingfeather Saga - Season 4

Season 4

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