Sophia is back with her fellow riders, also known as Sapphires, as they continue to train and develop a bond with their unicorns. This time, the stakes are high. With the return of the powerful villain Ravenzella, the Queen of Grimoria, there is an ever-increasing threat of her destroying the magic of the island. To stop her permanently, the riders must find out the secret of an ancient artifact called Fairy Tiara, a relic that once belonged to the first unicorn rider.
But there is a problem: Tiara has been scattered into six different pieces of magical gemstones, which are now in different parts of the island. Sophia and her unicorn, Wildstar, manage to find one of the lost stars and are trying to discover the remaining ones. But none of this is an easy task. With the help of her remaining rider friends, they must search for the tiara as soon as possible and defeat Ravenzella in order to save the magic and their island. Will they succeed in protecting their island? Will Ravenzella finally meet her end?
For starters, I liked the plot of Unicorn Academy: Secrets Revealed. I feel it is very important for young girls to see how warriors are made. Sophia and her group, in all eight episodes, show what it means to be powerful, courageous, and brave. That is a big win. Such plots are greatly needed for young girls to have a positive impact. Somewhere, I am glad that makers are coming up with shows like these. It teaches them to take a stand for the harder right and not give up, even if that means fighting the bad villains. When the cinema for adults is evolving, it is crucial that even the kids' worlds do. Makers like Unicorn Academy: Secrets Revealed are here to ensure that the aim is achieved.
There is also a fine line where the makers remind us, adults, that this is a show for children, as the dark magic elements are portrayed in a way that doesn’t create fear in the minds of the young audience. Everything in Unicorn Academy: Secrets Revealed feels age-appropriate, which is an important factor when creating shows for kids.
I also liked the adventure theme they kept. There is not a dull moment for us viewers as Sophia’s adventures keep us entertained from start to finish. So for sure, this is a complete package for your child. Even the adventures they kept are so interesting that they will keep the children hooked to the plot, as there is a scope for finding out what happens next.
If your kid is someone who likes magical story lines, Unicorn Academy: Secrets Revealed is a great watch. It is a sweet story that teaches so many things in return, and, honestly, I am sure kids will like watching it. It is indeed a good continuation of what we have seen so far in the story of Sophia. So all in all, it is a great watch.
Final Score- [8/10]
Reviewed by - Neerja Choudhuri
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Publisher at Midgard Times