The only remotely confirmed characters for now are Chandra and Ajani, with Chandra being the one consistent throughline in the show’s prolonged development after she was first name-dropped by Anthony Russo and Joe Russo when they were initially hired to adapt Magic for Netflix.

After years of radio silence, Netflix is starting its Magic animated series over from scratch with a new showrunner at the helm.

Netflix’s Magic: The Gathering adaptation has had a slow road to the screen, but it seems like it’s finally looking up for the long-awaited animated show. First announced back in 2019, Marvel directors the Russo brothers were initially attached, before they dropped out in 2021.

The Gathering” animated series at Netflix is moving forward with a new showrunner. Terry Matalas is now set as the series’ showrunner, as revealed during Netflix’s annual Geeked Week event. The new take on the series is now in production.

Netflix is starting again with its animated adaptation of table-top game Magic: The Gathering. The streamer previously announced a version of the show in 2019 with Joe and Anthony Russo at the helm. The Russos and their team,

Terry Matalas (Star Trek: Picard, Marvel's Vision) will be showrunner for the Netflix animated series adaptation of Magic: The Gathering.

The cards are back on the table. Netflix is taking another shot at an animated series based on Magic: The Gathering, the hugely popular role-playing game. The streamer first picked up a series based on the game in 2019,

The Gathering was announced—mere months before the majorly popular Arcane series had its own announcement in the same year. At the time, it seemed like a no-brainer. As with League of Legends, Magic: The Gathering has a wealth of lore to draw on for its own yarns—it was even headed up by the Russo brothers of Marvel acclaim.

According to one of its lead voice actors, the long-gestating Magic: The Gathering Netflix series originally slated to release in 2022 is dead.

The Gathering have long been waiting for the popular card game to be adapted to the screen. Their wishes seem to have been answered after Netflix announced an animated take on the game in 2019. Moreover,