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List of Wakfu episodes

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Source revisionSep 22, 2026
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The following is a list of episodes of the Ankama Animations cartoon television series Wakfu, which premiered on October 30, 2008. The show is based on a turn-based tactical MMORPG based on the series of the same name (although the show's second season was airing by the time the game was finished) and airs on France 3. The story follows a boy named Yugo and his friends as they set out on a journey to discover Yugo's origins, while meeting people and saving the world on their way.

Seasons 1 and 2 each have 26 episodes, while seasons 3 and 4 each have 13 episodes. Included in-between seasons 2 and 3 are three original video animations (OVAs), along with three specials, bringing the total to 84 episodes.

The English cast for the first two seasons and the OVAs featured actors based in the UK; however, the dub of season 3 switches to an entirely new cast based in Los Angeles. The dub for season 4 would also switch to another new cast based in Miami.

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Wakfu takes place in the fictional World of Twelve, a world inhabited by twelve distinct races; however, the show's protagonist, Yugo is later revealed to be part of the 13th, the Eliatropes, who can make portals and have dragon partners. The series follows Yugo, a twelve-year-old boy and his friends, later known as the Brotherhood of the Tofu, who go on adventures while trying to discover who Yugo truly is. The first season follows the group's journey to Oma Island, and later their attempts to stop the villain Nox.

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