Fate: The Winx Saga Season 2 has just debuted on Netflix, and if you’ve already binge-watched all seven episodes, you might have some burning questions. The allegiances between characters constantly shift, with Bloom (Abigail Cowen) caught in the middle. On one side, there’s the formidable new headmistress Rosalind (Miranda Richardson), a Blood Witch who claims to have insider information about Bloom’s past. On the other side, Bloom remembers her original mentor, Farah Downing (Eve Best). Adding to the complexity, Beatrix (Sadie Soverall) frequently switches alliances, and Sky (Danny Griffin) is torn between loyalty to his birth father Andreas (Ken Duken) and his adoptive father Silva (Robert James-Collier).
In the Season 2 finale of Fate: The Winx Saga, Bloom faces the daunting task of saving Sky (and possibly the world) from the vengeful Blood Witch Sebastian (Éanna Hardwicke). Sebastian has discovered a way to harness the power of magical creatures called scrapers to steal magic from fairies. Now, his ultimate goal is to seize Bloom’s sacred power, the Dragon Flame, in order to avenge Aster Dale. The question is: will Bloom sacrifice her Dragon Flame to save Sky and learn about her own mysterious past? Do the Winx girls ever transform into their iconic fairy forms? And most importantly, who meets their demise in Fate: The Winx Saga Season 2?
Let’s dive into all the crucial details about the ending of Fate: The Winx Saga Season 2—how Bloom ultimately defeats Sebastian, and the truth about Bloom’s mother. Here’s an in-depth explanation of the Fate: The Winx Saga Season 2 ending.
The Fate: The Winx Saga Season 2 Ending: Who Saves the Day? And Who is Bloom’s Mother?
Ironically, despite being the one to confront Sebastian, Bloom is not the sole savior. Sebastian manages to persuade Bloom into using a sacred relic crystal, which he claims to be the official conduit for the Dragon Flame. He reveals a shocking truth—Bloom is actually a thousand years old. Her mother was the last fairy who possessed the Dragon Flame, but tragedy struck her. Fearing the danger of passing on this power to her infant daughter, Bloom’s mother placed her in stasis until Sebastian’s father discovered her and brought her to Aster Dale. Bloom’s mother has been trapped in the Realm of Darkness for the past millennium. Learning that her mother never intended for her to possess such power, Bloom agrees to relinquish it.
Bloom still believes that Sebastian intends to use the Dragon Flame to prevent a war between Blood Witches and Fairies. However, the truth is far darker. Beatrix uncovers Sebastian’s true intentions and arrives just in time to foil his plans. She rescues Sky from his vine prison, a move that unsettles Bloom. In her desperate attempt to stop the bond transfer of the Dragon Flame to Sebastian, Bloom destroys the crystal, inadvertently causing Beatrix’s demise as Sebastian hurls her against a pillar. However, Grey (Brandon Grace), the unexpected hero, saves Sky using Blood Magic, proving that not all Blood Witches are inherently evil.
Consumed by anger, Bloom endeavors to obliterate Sebastian once and for all. Unfortunately, she has depleted too much of her core power to defeat Sebastian, who now possesses the compounded strength of multiple fairies. Sebastian taunts Bloom, emphasizing her inability to confront him alone. But, as fate would have it, the Winx girls join forces using the fragments of the shattered crystal. They share their powers and transform into their most formidable fairy selves. United, they vanquish Sebastian and put an end to his reign.
In her quest to meet her mother and close the portal to the Realm of Darkness that Sebastian opened, Bloom heads into the unknown. Before leaving, she leaves people messages. Meanwhile, an ominous presence looms outside Alfea. (Remember the Burned Ones?) The season concludes with Bloom discovering a red-haired woman in a stone tower. With hope and trepidation, she asks, “Mom?” And thus, the stage is set for a thrilling cliffhanger in Fate: The Winx Saga Season 2!
Who Meets Their Demise in Fate: The Winx Saga Season 2 on Netflix?
In Fate: The Winx Saga Season 2, several characters meet their untimely demise. Beatrix falls victim to Sebastian’s wicked plans, yet she reveals before her death that she has two long-lost sisters. The show’s decision to potentially recast Sadie Soverall in either of these roles promises an intriguing storyline. Additionally, it seems that Beatrix’s spirit lingers on Earth, just as Dowling’s spirit did.
In Episode 5, after Bloom discovers that Rosalind murdered Dowling, she confronts the scheming headmistress. When Bloom refuses to let Rosalind exploit her Dragon Flame, Rosalind attempts to steal it by putting Bloom into stasis. This unintentionally awakens the Dragon Flame, causing Bloom to lose control. In the process, Rosalind is killed, and surprisingly, people seem indifferent to her demise.
Furthermore, Sky is forced to confront his own birth father, Andreas, in Episode 4. Sebastian manipulates Andreas through Blood Magic, leaving Sky with no choice but to kill him. Andreas offers his son his permission to carry out this grim act, adding yet another layer of tragedy. Once again, Fate: The Winx Saga delivers its signature intensity.
Dowling remains deceased, but actress Eve Best took a break from House of the Dragon to make a special appearance as Dowling’s spirit, providing Bloom with guidance and introducing the possibility of someone returning from the dead. This show certainly knows how to keep audiences on the edge of their seats!
