The News Team's SweetShop209 has a new review up on the
front page of AnimeSuperhero.com:
"Review: “Unicorn Academy: Legendary Summer”: A+ Material"
"Media that centers on the relationships between girls and their horses are pretty commonplace, but they usually have something to them that makes them stand out. Unicorn Academy is no exception. I’ll be reviewing the special “Legendary Summer”, which came out on April 9, 2025, also known as National Unicorn Day. Talk about fitting. Spoilers are ahead. Let’s begin.
Before I talk about the special, let me tell you what the show is about. Unicorn Academy is a Netflix show produced by Spin Master Entertainment and Mainframe Studios based on the Unicorn Academy books by Julie Sykes and Linda Chapman that first came out on November 2, 2023. The series was developed by Michelle Lamoreaux and Robert Lamoreaux, who have worked on all kinds of shows over the years, most notably Totally Spies, Martin Mystery, Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, Shimmer And Shine, and much more. Among the executives at those studios, they act as executive producers alongside Laura Sreenby (known for working on projects like Hey Arnold: The Jungle Movie, The Lion Guard, Muppet Babies 2018, She Ra And The Princesses Of Power, and Wolfboy And The Everything Factory). The show centers on a stubborn and hot headed, but well meaning teenage girl named Sophia Mendoza (voiced by Sara Garcia) being given a special invitation to a prestigious boarding school on Unicorn Island called Unicorn Academy. It’s there where she befriends sweet and compassionate animal lover Ava Banji (voiced by Sadie Laflamme-Snow), athletic tomboy Isabel Armstrong (voiced by Gabriella Kosmodis), narcissistic frenemy Valentina “Val” Furi (voiced by Kari Wong), lovable bookworm Layla Fletcher (voiced by Kamaia Fairburn), and lovable goofball Rory Carmichael (voiced by Kolton Stewart). Together with their bonded unicorns as part of Sapphire Dorm, they have to protect Unicorn Island from any magical threats that come their way as Sophia tries to discover the whereabouts of her missing father Miles Mendoza (voiced by Carlos Diaz)."
Read the full review here.