Wakfu

2008 • TMDB rating 8.3 • 5 seasons • 104 episodes • Animation, Action & Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Comedy • France 3 / France 4 / Okoo

Where to Watch

In the US, Wakfu streams on Netflix and Netflix Standard with Ads, with 3 seasons available on each. Availability checked against US listings on October 29, 2026.

Overview

Yugo begins as a small boy in a small inn, carrying a secret he does not yet understand: he can open portals, and his past is tied to a people almost lost to the world. When the truth starts to surface, he sets out with a band of companions who quickly become family, crossing a bright, dangerous land where magic is a living force rather than a trick. Each journey tests more than their fighting skill, because the enemies they meet are often shaped by grief, pride, or a hunger for time itself, and the victories cost something real. What makes Wakfu endure is that balance: slapstick humor and warm friendship sit beside quests about identity, responsibility, and the price of power. The animation is colorful and inventive, the world feels vast without ever losing its characters, and the long arc rewards viewers who stay, as childhood wonder slowly grows into a harder, more generous kind of heroism.

Creator and Main Cast

Wakfu was created by Anthony Roux. The main cast includes:

• Fanny Bloc as Yugo (voice) (104 episodes)
• Thomas Guitard as Tristepin de Percedal (voice) (104 episodes)
• Geneviève Doang as Evangelyne (voice) (104 episodes)
• Adeline Chetail as Amalia Sheran Sharm (voice) (104 episodes)
• Patrick Béthune as Ruel Stroud (voice) (65 episodes)
• Dorothée Pousséo as Adamaï (voice) (54 episodes)
• Jérémy Prévost as Adamaï (voice) (26 episodes)
• Caroline Lallau as Elely (voice) (26 episodes)
• Karl-line Heller as Flopin (voice) (26 episodes)

Seasons Snapshot

• Season 1 (2008) — 26 episodes
• Season 2 (2011) — 26 episodes
• Season 3 (2017) — 13 episodes
• Season 4 (2024) — 13 episodes
• Season 5 — 26 episodes

Why Watch Wakfu?

• A complete fantasy world, the World of Twelve, built with its own magic, peoples, and history.
• Yugo grows from a curious child into a hero who must weigh power against responsibility.
• The Brotherhood of the Tofu gives the quest warmth, humor, and genuine friendship.
• Villains like Nox are given motives that make their defeats feel tragic, not simple.
• The animation stays bright and inventive even as the story turns darker and more ambitious.

Trailer

Watch the official trailer on YouTube: WAKFU Season 5 [Official Trailer] Kickstarter Campaign Launch (Ankama Animations)