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‘Miraculous’ season seven powers up for global rollout in November

Ladybug and Cat Noir are gearing up for another round of double lives, bigger powers and tougher villains. Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir season seven begins its global rollout on 30 October, taking the animated franchise into a more interconnected era.

Miraculous Corp, the joint venture between Mediawan and Zag, will launch the 26-episode season across broadcasters and streaming platforms in a staggered release. Globo kicks things off in Brazil on 30 October, followed by TF1, the oldest and most-watched private commercial television network in France on 1 November. Disney Channel will roll out the season across Emea on 14 November, before premieres in the USA and Latin America on 20 November. Disney+ will stream the new season in those markets the following day.

This time, Marinette’s choices threaten to blur the line between her personal life and her duties as Ladybug. Friendships shift, relationships evolve and the crime-fighting duo must face challenges that stretch beyond their familiar Parisian battleground. New powers, ambitious transformations and fresh enemies will test the heroes, while the Miraculous themselves continue to change.

“Season seven comes at a moment of strong momentum for Miraculous, and this coordinated rollout reflects the continued strength of our longstanding broadcast partnerships,” said Miraculous Corp head of content partnerships and distribution Maria Doolan. “We value the collaboration that has helped the series reach audiences across key markets and are excited to build on that foundation as we bring season seven to viewers across their platforms.”

The series is also punching well above its weight in audience demand. Data from Parrot Analytics, a data science and software-as-a-service company for 21 June to 18 September 2026 showed that Miraculous outperformed 850 school-age and preschool programmes tracked worldwide. Across the same 90-day period, it ranked fourth among all television series globally, making it the only children’s programme in the global top ten.

Season seven is produced in collaboration with Disney Kids & Family, Brazil’s Globosat, Italy’s KidsMe and France’s TF1.

With new transformations on the cards and its audience stretching across continents, Miraculous is ready to prove that saving the world and keeping a secret identity, still has plenty of life left in it.

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