Apple TV has debuted the official trailer for Season 2 of ‘The Sisters Grimm,’ the adventure-filled animated series based on Michael Buckley’s New York Times bestselling book series.

The new season continues the magical adventures of sisters Sabrina and Daphne Grimm, descendants of the legendary Brothers Grimm. One year after their parents’ mysterious disappearance, the sisters remain determined to uncover the secrets surrounding Ferryport Landing, a strange town where fairy tales are real and fantastical creatures walk among the human population.

While Sabrina and Daphne may have very different personalities, their sleuthing skills and sibling bond make them a formidable team as they take on a fresh collection of mysteries and unexpected adventures.

The series features a stellar voice cast led by Ariel Winter (Modern Family) as Sabrina and Leah Newman as Daphne. Laraine Newman (Saturday Night Live) voices Relda, with Abubakar Salim (Raised by Wolves) as Charming, Billy Harris (Ted Lasso) as Puck and Harry Trevaldwyn (How to Train Your Dragon) as Mirror.

‘The Sisters Grimm’ is developed by Emmy Award nominee Amy Higgins (Star vs. the Forces of Evil), who serves as showrunner, alongside Emmy Award nominee Erica Rothschild (Sofia the First). Emmy Award-winning animation studio Titmouse, behind Duck and Goose, Harriet the Spy and Frog and Toad, produces the series.

Season 2 consists of six episodes and is executive produced by Higgins and Buckley, alongside Emmy Award winners Elliot Blake (Tomb Raider: Re\Visioned) and Philip Alberstat (The Incredible Mrs. Ritchie), as well as Steven Amato (27 Mins) and Theresa Park (Roar, Expats). Titmouse’s Chris Prynoski (The Legend of Vox Machina), Shannon Prynoski (Scavengers Reign), Ben Kalina (Big Mouth) and Antonio Canobbio (Digman) also serve as executive producers.

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‘The Sisters Grimm’ Season 2 returns with all six episodes on Friday, October 2, 2026, on Apple TV.