Wonderland is supposed to be at peace, the Queen of Hearts reformed and Cinderella out of danger — but Descendants: Wicked Wonderland shows just how easily rewriting the past can conjure a brand-new threat.

What is Descendants: Wicked Wonderland about?

With the Queen of Hearts calmed and Cinderella's story secured, Red and Chloe think their work is finally done. What they don't realize is that tampering with the timeline has left a gap for someone new to fill it: Maddox Hatter, a villain born entirely out of their own fix. When Maddox turns around and kidnaps the Queen of Hearts, Red and Chloe can't handle it alone. They pull together an unlikely crew for the rescue — Red's newly discovered sister Pink, Luisa Madrigal's son Luis, and even Maddox's own son Max — and head back into Wonderland to set things right a second time. The story leans into found-family dynamics as much as spectacle, using a shifting cast of relatives and unlikely allies to carry its rescue plot forward.

About the cast

Kylie Cantrall and Malia Baker anchor the film as Red and Chloe, with Liamani Segura, Rita Ora, Brandy Norwood, Leonardo Nam and Alexandro Byrd rounding out the ensemble alongside Brendon Tremblay. The cast brings together familiar faces from the wider Descendants universe with newer additions, giving the expanded family of characters room to grow without losing the tone longtime viewers already know.

Context & significance

Descendants: Wicked Wonderland is a 2026 American family film directed by Kimmy Gatewood, running 98 minutes across the family, science fiction, fantasy and action-adventure genres. It continues the Descendants franchise's habit of pulling fairy-tale lineages forward a generation, this time folding Wonderland's cast of characters — and their children — into the same extended story.

Watching Descendants: Wicked Wonderland on Ktime

Descendants: Wicked Wonderland is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, making it an easy watch for families who want the story in Farsi. Reading about the film costs nothing; streaming it requires only a free K-Time account login, and the platform's Farsi-first design means younger viewers in the Iranian diaspora can follow Wonderland's rules and characters without losing anything in translation.