8 Finished Fantasy Shows on Netflix Everyone Should Binge

Streaming nights are much more satisfying when a series is truly entertaining from start to finish. Many of Netflix’s shows have mastered that formula, and when it comes to the vast and impeccable library of fantasy series, the options are nothing short of magically enticing. But it’s the completed shows — stories that have reached a masterful full stop, with no frustrating cliffhangers or long waits, just a satisfying arc and conclusion — that stand out the most and are perfect for a binge-filled day.

Fantastic completed fantasy series currently on Netflix, like The Good Place, which transforms a sitcom fantasy into something far deeper, and the beloved animated hit Avatar: The Last Airbender, which channels elemental magic, are just the tip of the iceberg. This list features completed fantasy shows on Netflix that are truly irresistible once started and stand out as the perfect binge-watches.

8

‘Wynonna Earp’ (2016–2021)

Dolls (Shamier Anderson) sits on a pool table and looks on at Wynonna and Doc on Wynonna Earp
Dolls (Shamier Anderson) sits on a pool table and looks on at Wynonna and Doc on Wynonna Earp
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This incredibly fun series is one of the very best Netflix has to offer. Wynonna Earp centers on Wynonna (Melanie Scrofano), Wyatt Earp’s great-great-granddaughter, as she makes her return to her hometown of Purgatory and inherits the family curse/duty, which tasks her with sending revenants back to hell using her grandfather’s mystic gun, “Peacemaker.”

Wynonna Earp is the perfect supernatural fantasy binge-watch for Netflix subscribers who are in the mood for a chaos-driven protagonist and tons of witty dialogue. The show features strong family bonds, an unabashedly fun attitude, and a dash of sly sexiness that is often unexpected. The series may be horrendously underrated, but it does have a loyal and rather passionate fanbase. From laugh-out-loud one-liners to wholesome and tear-jerking moments, Wynonna Earp stands as a wildly entertaining series that keeps its viewers hooked from beginning to end. With each season, the series sees improvement, and the mythology expands, creating a rich supernatural world of heartfelt relationships, witty humor, and high-stakes drama.

7

‘Locke & Key’ (2020–2022)

The Locke siblings talking seriously in the series 'Locke and Key.'
The Locke siblings talking seriously in the series ‘Locke and Key.’
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Locke & Key is another underrated watch that’s well worth your time. The fantasy mystery focuses on the Locke siblings — teen Tyler (Connor Jessup), his sister Kinsey (Emilia Jones), and his little brother Bode (Jackson Robert Scott) — after they make the move to their father’s childhood home, known as Keyhouse. There, they uncover magical keys with powers ranging from astral projection to opening doors to anywhere in the world — and become targets of demons who want them.

The show is a fantasy blend of supernatural antics and coming-of-age drama. Across three seasons, viewers experience imaginative, magical situations, family bonding, and haunting thrills that keep audiences completely locked in. Locke & Key is filled to the brim with wonder and mystery, delivering exciting moments that not only fill audiences with anxiety but also carry them into a world of dark secrets, magic, and tantalizing drama. The fantasy series delivers an imaginative environment, with world-building that is both extremely creative and easy to follow. From the moment of its first compelling episode to the ending credits of the third and final season, Locke & Key maintains a sense of mystery and magic that would be a truly satisfying binge for any fans of fantasy.

6

‘The Good Place’ (2016–2020)

Kristen Bell has her mouth open in shock as she stands next to Ted Danson in 'The Good Place.'
Kristen Bell has her mouth open in shock as she stands next to Ted Danson in ‘The Good Place.’
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This surprisingly moving fantasy series wields both hilarious comedy and wholesome moments. The Good Place stands as a fantasy comedy that follows the brash and uncaring Eleanor Shellstrop (Kristen Bell), who finds herself dead and in “The Good Place.” While in the ultimate utopia, Eleanor is quick to come to the realization that she does not belong there, but with the help of her friends Chidi (William Jackson Harper), Tahani (Jameela Jamil), and Jason (Manny Jacinto), she strives to become a better person.

The Good Place is a masterful blend of light hilarity and profoundness. It’s a binge definitely worth indulging in for its comedy alone, but with the incredibly wholesome moments that feature authentic lessons, it shines as a fantasy must-watch. The series creatively explores ethics while delivering a philosophy-laden character journey with truly captivating twists and turns. Across four seasons, viewers have come out of the series completely satisfied (albeit sad). With each revelation, daunting cliffhanger, comedic situation, and heartfelt moment, the show compels its audience to keep watching, making it a binge worthy of any fantasy lover’s time.

5

‘Castlevania’ (2017–2021)

Close up of Alucard in Castlevania
Close up of Alucard in Castlevania
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Inspired by the classic video games, this dark fantasy animated series is a captivating mix of fantasy and horror. Castlevania centers around monster hunter Trevor Belmont (Richard Armitage), sorceress Sypha Belnades (Alejandra Reynoso), and the estranged son of Dracula, a dhampir known as Alucard (James Callis). The unlikely trio team up in a bid to stop the powerful vampire Dracula as he seeks humanity’s end in an act of revenge.

Castlevania is an extremely binge-worthy watch due to its compelling story that explores themes of morality, revenge, and family legacy. The show is consistently praised for its sophisticated writing, stylish animation, and captivating characters. Countless fans of the game have lauded the series as one of the best game-to-screen adaptations ever. Castlevania is a standout in the dark fantasy genre, with brilliant fight sequences and a surprising amount of emotional depth that elevates its quality throughout its four seasons. With a haunting tone, enthralling character arcs, and stunning animation, Castlevania stands as an animated series that no fantasy lover should miss an opportunity to binge.

4

‘The Sandman’ (2022)

Tom Sturridge as Dream surrounded by characters in a promo poster
Tom Sturridge as Dream surrounded by characters in a promo poster

 

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This epic fantasy series stood as one of 2022’s most anticipated shows coming to Netflix. Based on Neil Gaiman’s acclaimed graphic novels, The Sandman follows the personification of dreams and the ruler of the Dreaming realm, Dream of the Endless, aka Morpheus (Tom Sturridge), as he escapes captivity and sets out to right the wrongs of his realm. Along the way, he faces old foes and grows closer to humanity.

The Sandman brings to life a vivid, dark fantasy world that completely mesmerizes audiences. Gaiman’s dreamy and sometimes nightmarish imagery brought to life on screen is a worthy binge for its visuals alone. The dark fantasy series is truly a stunning watch that is praised for staying true to its beloved source material. The Sandman is a masterful blend of enticing mythology, wondrous fantasy, and heart-stopping horror that creates a rich viewing experience that will hook any viewer from the beginning right up to the end. Though the series came to a close only after two seasons, The Sandman still stands as one of Netflix’s best must-see shows for fantasy series fans.

3

‘Lucifer’ (2016–2021)

Tom Ellis as Lucifer looking at someone off camera with his angel wings covered in blood in Lucifer
Tom Ellis as Lucifer looking at someone off camera with his angel wings covered in blood in Lucifer
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Lucifer is an urban fantasy crime drama awaiting an even larger fanbase. The drama focuses on the charming and extremely witty Lucifer Morningstar (Tom Ellis), the literal Devil, who grows tired of ruling Hell and makes his way to Earth. On Earth, he wanders into Los Angeles to run a nightclub and ends up as an LAPD consultant after he meets Detective Chloe Decker (Lauren German).

Not only does Lucifer feature thrilling fantasy and action, but it also delivers a slow-burning, swoon-worthy romance that fans are quite addicted to. Initially, the series met its end after only three seasons, but with a dramatic flair, it was revived on Netflix. With fans appeased, the show continued for three more seasons before coming to a satisfying close. Lucifer may be a high-stakes good time, showcasing bad guys who should often quit while they’re ahead, but viewers definitely mostly stick around for the show’s headliner. Lucifer is a standout character, and Tom Ellis definitely delivers on the character’s devilish charm. With an adored mix of crime drama, romantic tensions, and supernatural fantasy, Lucifer secures its place on this list of fantasy standouts on Netflix.

2

‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ (2005–2008)

Aang air-gliding with a large smile in Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Aang air-gliding with a large smile in Avatar: The Last Airbender.
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This animated series has continuously been called one of the best ever. Avatar: The Last Airbender is set in a world where individuals exist who can bend the natural elements of earth, fire, water, and air. The story centers around the young and “newly” reincarnated Avatar, Aang (Zach Tyler Eisen), as he journeys to master all four elements in hopes of saving the world.

Avatar: The Last Airbender is widely lauded for being an animated series that stands the test of time. During its run, its fan base grew to unexpected heights and continues to expand even after its conclusion. Avatar: The Last Airbender delivers memorable characters, impeccable storytelling, and emotional depth that’s capable of moving any audience, making it the supreme binge-watch for any fantasy connoisseurs.

1

‘Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia’ (2016–2018)

A young man holding a blue sword in Trollhunters: Rise of the Titans. 
A young man holding a blue sword in Trollhunters: Rise of the Titans. 
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This animated series is a good time that lights up the world for all those who indulge in it. Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia is the beginning series of an incredible fantasy trilogy and follows an ordinary teen in the fictional town of Arcadia Oaks, Jim Lake Jr. (Anton Yelchin, later Emile Hirsch), who discovers a magical amulet that chooses him to be the next guardian of the good trolls, aka a Trollhunter.

Trollhunters is a DreamWorks animated series that is criminally underrated. It’s a coming-of-age show wrapped in action-packed fantasy adventure, bright fun, and a sprinkle of sweet romance that’s perfect for all ages. From beginning to end, Trollhunters stands as a thrilling ride that gifts viewers with a rich story and fantastic animation quality. Throughout the show’s run, it maintains its epic momentum and sense of magical wonder. For younger viewers, it’s a series that showcases an empowering hero’s journey, and for older viewers, it hits on the nostalgic feels for its ’80s Amblin-like adventure. The genuinely funny, emotional, and fantastical show is worth any Netflix subscriber’s time, standing as the perfect binge-worthy escape for fantasy lovers.

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