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Fifth Season of Disenchantment Confirmed By Netflix

Matt Groening’s Disenchantment originally had a deal for two seasons at Netflix, and was then renewed for two more. By the time Season 4 came out it was obvious the show was never going to take off in the same manner his previous shows have, and we figured four seasons would be all it’d have. But surprise — rumors of a fifth season were true. It is also confirmed that no, there will not be any more Disenchantment after this.

Disenchantment is the only fully serialized Groening series (some might say to its detriment), and it’s kind of crucial that the storyline be given advance warning of its own demise. Fortunately this IS a situation where they knew that going in. Expect all questions to be answered and all plot threads tied up in this final season. Altogether 50 episodes of Disenchantment were made.

So what happens?

“It all endeth here. The misadventures of hard-hitting, hard-drinking Queen Bean, her feisty elf companion Elfo and her personal demon Luci culminate in an epic battle for Dreamland in the fifth and final installment of Matt Groening’s comedy fantasy series Disenchantment. To save Dreamland from Queen Dagmar’s wicked rule, Bean must vanquish her mother and outrun a prophecy that foretells she will kill someone she loves. The stakes are as high as ever as our heroes face Satan, a headless corpse, an evil scientist and most terrifying of all — their true destiny.”

If there’s someone out there who wants more Disenchantment after this, there will exist a hardcover volume of comic book stories from Titan Books, released around the same time as Season 5. Said season will be out September 1.

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Athena

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I'm super happy that "Disenchantment" is ending well. I got really sad when they canceled "Inside Job," "Julie and the Phantoms," and "I'm Not Okay with This" without proper endings. So, it's better to have a good ending than to feel upset again. I'm excited for "Disenchantment" to wrap up nicely. Goodbye, Dreamland!

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I'm glad "Disenchantment" is getting an ideal ending, and I believe it's due to good timing. Many other Netflix shows were delayed or canceled as a result of the strike by actors and writers. Fortunately, "Disenchantment" avoided those problems, allowing them to complete the story as planned. It's a relief that this show will not suffer the same fate, and we'll be able to see how everything concludes without interruptions.

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That "Disenchantment" will be properly wrapped up in Season 5 makes me happy. A thrilling and intense conclusion is hinted at in the trailer. This adult animated fantasy comedy series showcases Matt Groening's creative talent. I never anticipated Netflix to be so kind to us at this time.

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Awakens

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I'm looking forward to seeing how Queen Bean, Elfo, and Luci face their true destiny and fight against all odds to save Dreamland. This show has been a wonderful distraction from my problems.

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Sad to see "Disenchantment" ending. But I trust Matt Groening to give us a fantastic final season. The stakes seem higher than ever, and the voice cast is incredible. I'm curious to see how everything will unfold and how Bean's journey will conclude. September 1st can't come soon enough!

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How bittersweet news that "Disenchantment" will wrap up with Season 5. I've followed the adventures of Queen Bean and her quirky companions since the beginning, and it's been an enjoyable ride. The teaser hints at an epic battle and some emotional moments. I'll miss this show, but I'm glad they're giving it a proper ending. Kudos to the talented team behind it!

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I'm a huge fan of Disenchantment, and knowing that Season 5 will be the final one makes it bittersweet. I can't wait to see how Bean takes on her wicked mother, Queen Dagmar, and overcomes the prophecy. The stakes are higher than ever, and I'm ready to cheer on our heroes as they face all those crazy challenges, including Satan and an evil scientist!

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've been following the misadventures of Queen Bean, Elfo, and Luci since the beginning, and now the fifth season promises an epic battle for Dreamland. It's going to be emotional as we bid farewell to these characters, but I'm glad all the questions will finally be answered. Finally a Netflix show I follow gets an actual ending. I have to read fan fictions to get closure to many of my favorite canceled shows.

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Fantastic news! As a big fan of Matt Groening's work, I've been eagerly anticipating the fifth season of Disenchantment. I love how the show is fully serialized, allowing for a well-planned conclusion. Queen Bean's journey to save Dreamland and confront her destiny sounds incredible. I'll definitely grab that hardcover volume of comic book stories too, to keep the magic alive even after the show ends.it's even better to know that the creators have a solid ending in mind. Queen Bean, Elfo, and Luci have been through so much they deserve their flowers.

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