WondLa Season 2 OTT release date Apple TV+: When to watch the animated sci-fi series and what to expect
WondLa Season 2 OTT release date: The animated sci-fi series WondLa Season 2 is set to premiere globally on Apple TV+, including in India, on April 25, 2025. All seven half-hour episodes will be released at once, allowing viewers to binge-watch the entire season from day one.
WondLa Season 1 recap
WondLa debuted on Apple TV+ on June 28, 2024.
Inspired by Tony DiTerlizzi's book trilogy, it tells the story of Eva Nine, a teenage girl raised underground by a robot named M.U.T.H.R.
On her 16th birthday, a sudden attack forces her to escape to the Earth's surface, now a strange, alien-filled world called Orbona.
As Eva searches for other humans and the truth about where she came from, she is joined by Otto, a large creature, and Rovender, a grumpy alien.
Across seven episodes, Eva faces dangerous foes like the bounty hunter Besteel and uncovers relics of human civilisation, including the New York Public Library.
The season ends with major revelations about Orbona and Eva's past, paving the way for her next journey.
What to expect in WondLa Season 2
After the suspenseful end of Season 1, Eva (voiced by Jeanine Mason) continues her search for answers about her past and the future of humanity.
Joined by her loyal allies, Muthr, Otto, and Rovender, she encounters fresh threats and unexpected allies. Season 2 also brings in new characters, with voices from John Kim and Ana Villafañe, adding more layers to the unfolding story.
WondLa Season 2 cast
Created by Bobs Gannaway and produced by Skydance Animation, WondLa is inspired by Tony DiTerlizzi's popular book trilogy.
Blending a post-apocalyptic setting with fantasy and adventure, it tells a powerful coming-of-age story.
The main characters are voiced by Jeanine Mason (Eva), Teri Hatcher (M.U.T.H.R.), Brad Garrett (Otto), and Gary Anthony Williams (Rovender), with John Kim and Ana Villafañe joining the voice cast in Season 2.
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