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Other Netflix Guides: Extraordinary Attorney Woo Is The New Comforting K-Drama I Look Forward To After Work It's been a while and we can't wait to revisit them.īarbie as the Princess and the Pauper, Barbie and the Magic of Pegasus, Barbie as Rapunzel, and Barbie: The Nutcracker all drop on Netflix on August 16. Ah yes, the very classic Barbie elements of evil wizards and magical artifacts. In it, a pegasus named Brietta helps Barbie (here, Princess Annika) defeat an evil wizard who cast a spell turning her entire family to stone. The outlier of the Barbie bunch is Magic of Pegasus, which is a wholly original story.

Princess and the Pauper follows a country's princess and a commoner, who look almost identical to each other, as they foil an evil plot formed by a greedy government official.

Rapunzel adapts the classic Rapunzel fairy tale but with a cute dragon named Penelope. We know you can already hear the Tchaikovsky. Nutcracker tells the tale of Barbie who gets shrunken down and caught in a conflict between her nutcracker doll and an evil Mouse King, as based on the classic ballet. Barbie Nutcracker, Rapunzel, and Princess and the Pauper are all adaptations of their respective popular works.

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