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New Animated Series 'Witch Detectives' Unveils Magical Mystery Adventures

Mediawan Kids & Family launches 'Witch Detectives,' a 3D animated series that follows three witch friends solving mysteries together. The show aims for pan-European appeal with international distribution management by Entourage Media.

9/28/2026, 3:30:44 PM

A new animated series titled "Witch Detectives" has been introduced by Mediawan Kids & Family, designed to capture the imaginations of young audiences across Europe. This captivating 3D series is set to consist of 26 half-hour episodes that center around three inseparable trainee witches who embark on mystical adventures while tackling various mysteries. Produced by Method Animation, a subsidiary of Mediawan, "Witch Detectives" is made in collaboration with renowned broadcasters including BBC, Rai, TF1, and Super RTL. The series seeks to tap into the growing demand for quality children’s programming in Europe, presenting a blend of fantasy elements intertwined with exciting problem-solving narratives. The show's international sales strategy is overseen by Entourage Media along with Mediawan Kids & Family Distribution, ensuring that it reaches audiences well beyond its initial markets. By focusing on storylines that emphasize friendship, teamwork, and the thrill of discovery, "Witch Detectives" aims to resonate with children and parents alike. In a media landscape increasingly dominated by animated content, the exciting tales of the three young witches promise to stand out. Their adventures not only highlight their magical powers but also explore themes of courage and creativity as they navigate the challenges of their enchanting world. With the initial marketing phase already underway, the series is poised for a strong reception in coming months. Industry insiders are optimistic about "Witch Detectives", as it marks a significant addition to Mediawan's portfolio of children's programming, set to entertain and engage young viewers across multiple platforms and networks.

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