The archenemies of the Winx Club, the Trix witches, team up with the evil nymph Politea and find out that, to defeat the fairies once and for all and become invincible, it takes very little: a Pearl hidden in the Deep of the Infinite Ocean! As small as powerful, the Pearl of the Depth gives enormous powers to those who possess it! For the Winx there is not a minute to waste: how will they stop the plans of their enemies before it's too late? Get ready: the most dangerous mission of the Winx is about to begin!
Iginio Straffi
Director
Letizia Ciampa
Bloom (voice)
Perla Liberatori
Stella (voice)
Ilaria Latini
Flora (voice)
Gemma Donati
Musa (voice)
Domitilla D'Amico
Tecna (voice)
Laura Lenghi
Aisha (voice)
Marco Vivio
Sky (voice)
Emanuela Rossi
Faragonda (voice)
Tatiana Dessi
Icy (voice)
Federica De Bortoli
Darcy (voice)
Valeria Vidali
Stormy (voice)
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