A trip to Harvest Hills sets the stage for the second Enchantimals television special, an animated adventure built around the series' animal-loving young characters and their seasonal world.

What is Enchantimals: Spring Into Harvest Hills about?

Spring Into Harvest Hills follows the Enchantimals characters as they journey into the Harvest Hills setting introduced by the toy line the series is built around. The special leans into the franchise's usual mix of friendship, light adventure and animal companionship, giving its young cast a new backdrop to explore rather than retreading the group's earlier stories. Action and light peril push the plot forward, but the special keeps its focus on the bond between each character and their animal counterpart, a throughline that carries across the wider series. Structured as a standalone episode rather than a serialized arc, it works as an entry point for newcomers as much as a continuation for viewers who already know the cast.

About the cast

Voice work comes from Rachel Butera, Doug Erholtz and Lizzie Freeman, who bring the Enchantimals cast to life across the special's short runtime. Jayson Thiessen directs, working within the animation style the franchise has used across its television output.

Context & significance

Produced in Canada and released in 2020, Spring Into Harvest Hills runs a brisk 45 minutes, closer to a single extended episode than a feature. It ties into the Harvest Hills line of the Enchantimals toy franchise, following the same characters through a themed setting built around seasonal change and outdoor adventure. The special sits comfortably in the action-adventure-animation space the wider Enchantimals brand occupies, aimed squarely at a young audience already familiar with the toy line.

Watching Enchantimals: Spring Into Harvest Hills on Ktime

K-Time carries Spring Into Harvest Hills with Persian dubbing, so younger viewers can follow the adventure in Farsi without relying on subtitles. Access is through a K-Time account login, with no separate purchase needed beyond that, and the platform's Farsi-language interface makes it easy for families to find alongside the rest of the Enchantimals library.