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Netflix’s ‘Magic the Gathering’ Animated Series Drops First Look at ‘Planeswalker,’ Set for 2027
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Netflix has unveiled the first-look image from its upcoming animated series based on “Magic the Gathering.” The series, titled “Planeswalker,” is set to debut in 2027, with an exact release date to be announced later. The official description of the series states: “‘Planeswalker,
Netflix has unveiled the first-look image from its upcoming animated series based on “Magic the Gathering.” The series, titled “Planeswalker,” is set to debut in 2027, with an exact release date to be announced later. The official description of the series states: “‘Planeswalker,’ an epic fantasy saga from the world of ‘Magic: The Gathering,’ chronicles […]
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