Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir

In the, it originally ran on Nickelodeon from December 6, 2015 to October 22, 2016, with additional airings on its sister channel, Nicktoons. Brief TV rights were soon transferred to KidsClick from 2017 to 2019, and during that time, Netflix began streaming the first season, as well as exclusively premiering the next two. Once KidsClick shut down, Disney Channel finally acquired the rights to the show in 2019, becoming the primary home of new episodes beginning June 2021; the fourth season is currently available on Disney+.

This dub is produced by Dubbing Brothers USA. It is the most well known Miraculous Ladybug dub, supported by many English-languge fans of the show. The dub is very closely involved with the production of the original French version, with the most prominent example being that the show's lip-sync is based on a placeholder English dub, recorded in, so that the show is able to sell well internationally. Several of the show's dubs that are commissioned by Disney use the English dub as a base for dubbing. Outside of the United States, this dub airs on several other channels worldwide, which causes a big amount episodes to premiere first before its home country.

Original
In the, Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir originally debuted on Nickelodeon on December 6, 2015. The show also eventually aired on its sister channel, Nicktoons. All of season one aired on Nick, alongside five episodes of Miraculous Secrets, a short webseries. The dub's original run on the channel ended on October 22, 2016, with the episode "Volpina".

The TV rights to the dub were then transferred to KidsClick, which aired two seasons of the show from July 3, 2017 to March 29, 2019. Its run on TV ended just two days later, when the channel shut down due to low ratings. This run was concurring when Netflix gained the streaming rights to the show, however two episodes did premiere exclusively on this channel during season two.

After various Disney channels worldwide were already airing the show as per usual, the American channel finally acquired the rights to broadcast the first two seasons, and the first premiered on the channel on April 8, 2019. Season two premiered on April 25, 2019. The TV premiere of season three happened exclusively on Disney Channel on June 1, 2020. Season four premiered on June 21, 2021. The "Miraculous World" specials have also been airing on the channel come 2020.

Not all episodes of the dub made their debut in the, despite being the dub's country of origin. Instead, many episodes sporadically premiered across a few channels, those being ABC Me in Australia, Family Channel in Canada, Disney Channel in the UK and Ireland, and also Disney Channel in Spain and Portugal, by way of the secondary audio track. Each American channel and service had its own episode order differing from the production order and the one used in France, with the order on Netflix being the most random, due to them waiting for random episodes to be released worldwide before releasing them on their service in batches.

Original
Streaming rights to the dub in the were picked up by Netflix. The first season was released on February 10, 2017, with the episode "Santa Claws" being released first on December 20, 2016. The first half of season two was released exlusively on the service on March 20, 2018, and the second half was released December 14. The first half of season three was also released exclusively on August 1, 2019, with the second half on February 1, 2020. The service does not currently have season 4.

When Disney had picked up rights to the dub in 2019, they also acquired global streaming rights. Episodes were released to their DisneyNOW service as they were aired. On December 18, 2020, the Miraculous World special "New York, United Heroez" was released on Disney+. On July 9, 2021, "Shanghai, the Legend of Ladydragon"" was released. Despite the show being available on the service in other countries, only these two specials have been released in the US, with no word on when the first three seasons will be released.

Miraculous is also currently streaming on the Kabillion VOD service.

Cast

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Episodes
For simplicity reasons, the episode number and air dates listed are prioritizing that of the American releases (including other material such as specials). Note that this will pertain to the guide below:
 * Season 1 - Nickelodeon/Nicktoons
 * Seasons 2–3 - Netflix
 * Episodes 40 and 41 - KidsClick
 * Season 4–present - Disney Channel

Controversy
On March 27, 2022, the voice of Mayor André Bourgeois in this dub, Joe Ochman, revealed that he most likely would not return to the work on the series. He revealed that the reason is due to the fact that despite Miraculous being the most popular show he's worked on, it's the one that pays him the least. Other voice actors, Reba Buhr and Anne Yatco, came forth with very similar reasonings for why they would not be returning to series as well at around the same time, and that they would be replaced. Buhr had also revealed that restrictions were also placed to prevent the actors from revealing their salaries to each other.

Fans responded negatively, and the hashtag #ZagPayUp began trending on Twitter. Eventually, on April 2, 2022, the show's executive producer Jeremy Zag tweeted for the first time in five years, confirming that the issue would be fixed. The cast fully returned with increased pay wages.

Some fans have brought up their concern with Ezra Weisz and Mela Lee making sexual comments about Ladybug and Queen Bee at SDCC 2016.

Censorship

 * Any mild bad language from the French version, such as Alya and Cat Noir saying 'hell' in "Le Bulluer" and "Mensonge" respectively, are altered.
 * International Disney Channels broadcast the dub with dimmed lighting for some transformation and superpower sequences to avoid eyestrains or seizures.
 * During Family Channel broadcasts of the episode "Ladybug", Mayura's line "I release you... from existence" while destroying the sentimonster Ladybug was muted.