Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir is set to reach audiences worldwide with its seventh season, rolling out across Disney, France's TF1 and Brazil's Globo. The blockbuster French animated series will debut its 26-episode season on a staggered schedule that varies by territory.
The season's distribution is handled by Miraculous Corp, the joint venture between Mediawan and ZAG. The company has released a phased timetable for the 26 episodes, with Globo among the broadcasters slated to premiere the new run in Brazil. The staggered approach lets each partner schedule the season on its own platform and calendar while keeping the global rollout coordinated under a single franchise strategy.
The announcement underscores how far the franchise has traveled from its French origins. Disney, TF1 and Globo together span North American streaming, French free-to-air television and the Brazilian market, giving the series a footprint that few French animated properties have matched. The breadth of partners also signals that the show's appeal is not confined to one region or one age group.
The staggered model reflects broader shifts in how family animation is sold internationally. Rather than a single simultaneous launch, a phased rollout gives each broadcaster room to build its own promotion around the premiere and lets distributors manage a long-running property with more flexibility. Miraculous Corp has not, in the material available, detailed exact premiere dates for every territory beyond the ordering reported.
The timing also fits a busy stretch for Disney's television slate. In a separate announcement, the company renewed the supernatural teen drama Coven Academy for a second season at Disney+ and Hulu. The renewal came a little over three weeks after the first season's premiere and amid strong viewership figures, with the first season accumulating 20.3 million global hours of viewing in its first three weeks. That performance illustrates the platform's continued investment in youth-oriented scripted and animated programming, the category in which Miraculous has built its audience.
Industry watchers tracking the franchise will note that a seventh season marks a substantial milestone for a property that has grown into a multi-platform brand. Each new season gives broadcasters a reason to renew attention around the characters and their ongoing storylines, which is why the coordinated timing across three major partners matters for the series' visibility in the months ahead. Further details on premiere dates, episode titles and any regional promotional plans are expected to follow from the partners as each launch approaches.