Fairytales are real, and they are not safe. The Sisters Grimm is a 2025 American animated series in which two sisters, still reeling from their parents' disappearance a year earlier, arrive in a town where the characters of old stories live among ordinary people and keep their secrets close.
What is The Sisters Grimm about?
Sabrina and Daphne have spent twelve months without answers. Their parents vanished without explanation, and now the sisters are being sent to a new home in a town that looks quiet from the road and turns out to be anything but. The residents include figures the girls have only ever met in storybooks, and the rules of the place are shaped by the long memory of those tales. Older and warier, Sabrina treats every kindness as something to be checked; Daphne, the younger of the two, is quicker to be delighted by a world where magic is simply part of the furniture. The series builds its episodes around that difference in temperament as the sisters learn how the town works, who can be trusted and which doors are better left closed. Underneath the week-to-week adventures runs the question neither girl can put down: whether what happened to their parents is connected to the strange community they have been dropped into, and whether the answer is hiding behind one of those corners the town is so good at keeping dark.
About the cast
The voice cast features Ariel Winter, Leah Newman, Laraine Newman, Abubakar Salim, Billy Harris and Harry Trevaldwyn. Sage Cotugno and Katie Aldworth are the credited directors, steering a show that has to balance comic timing with genuine stakes in episodes that run about twenty-five minutes each.
Context & significance
The catalogue files The Sisters Grimm under action and adventure, animation, family, and science fiction and fantasy, which is a fair summary of how it works: an episodic mystery for younger viewers, dressed in the costume of the Brothers Grimm. The idea of a hidden town where fairytale characters live on is a familiar fantasy device, but anchoring it to two sisters with a personal loss gives the format a spine that lasts beyond any single episode. The short running time keeps each instalment brisk, and the family label signals that the darker edges of the source tales are handled with a young audience in mind. For households looking for an animated series that parents and children can follow together, the mix of sibling dynamics, light scares and a running puzzle is a reliable one.
Watching The Sisters Grimm on Ktime
K-Time carries The Sisters Grimm with a Persian dub and Persian subtitles, so younger viewers can watch in Farsi without reading, and older ones can hear the original English voices with Farsi text. A K-Time account login is required to stream episodes; the series page can be read without one. The Farsi interface is built for the Iranian diaspora and works on phones, tablets and television sets alike.