Original release 8 mars 2019
Previous episode S00E35 - Ivan
Number S00E36
Episode runtime 2 minutes
Country France
Original language French
Genres Fantasy, Family, Children, Animation, Adventure, Action, Romance
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Last update 10 novembre 2026 - 21:15
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S Chloé vue par Marinette

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Marinette doesn't really carry Chloé in her heart... a real spoiled and capricious brat, Chloé is responsible for half of the akumatizations in Paris since the arrival of Hawk Moth. It makes you wonder if she doesn't work for him with the ability she has of provoking negative emotions in people... but she would never do anything to harm Adrien (which is their only common point with Marinette). After all, maybe Chloe will change over time if we give her a chance.

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