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* So it's clear that the Winx are all very skilled fairies compared to the other girls in Alfea, graduating first, gaining all those transformations... It makes me wonder. Did they shove 5 protegees together by accident when forming the rooms in season 1? Or are the other 5 girls basically carried by Bloom.
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* So it's clear that the Winx are all very skilled fairies compared to the other girls in Alfea, graduating first, gaining all those transformations... It makes me wonder. Did they shove 5 protegees together by accident when forming the rooms in season 1? Or are the other 5 girls basically carried by Bloom?
** The latter. The show, for the most part, revolves around Bloom's life and her drama. This is the character who had ''an entire transformation'' named after her. Yeah, any girls with Bloom would've had her adventures. It just happened to be those five girls.
** The latter. The show, for the most part, revolves around Bloom's life and her drama. This is the character who had ''an entire transformation'' named after her. Yeah, any girls with Bloom would've had her adventures. It just happened to be those five girls.
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** Maybe from grandparents or stuff we haven't seen onscreen. Miele might've also been born with a hair color and asked for another one with magic, since we've seen it's possible to change someone's hair color with magic (Bloomix gives Bloom a different shade of red, Sirenix gives highlights and changes the hair under water, even Stella manages to give the girls colored streaks for a party without transforming).
** It's owned by Roxy and she's the one managing it. Any changes done to it can be explained by it taking place in a different universe.
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* In recent season 8 episode, the winx had to enter a Magical box. They used Enchantix to do so, but shouldn't they have used Tynix?
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** Magical Adventure can be waved off as taking place somewhere in the middle of season 4. WOW on the other hand has Roxy being part of the team, the Winx-Mobile, the girls being known as celebrities when they should already be known as fairies since at least midway in season 4 (making Venomya revealing their identities meaningless if everyone already knew), the girls living in a villa instead of in the House & Pet, Kiko missing and the lack of threats that appeared in previous Winx shows even being mentioned. It is at the very least slightly hinted that Faragonda was the one who sent them to Earth, and the comics have Sky appear in one issue (another issue has Sky and Helia appear on the cover next to Bloom and Flora). But there are waaaaaaay too many differences with the main canon to work, even moreso than whatever changes the original show had throughout it.
* In recent season 8 episode, thewinx Winx had to enter a Magical box. They used Enchantix to do so, but shouldn't they have used Tynix?Tynix?
** They may not be able to use Tynix anymore now that their Fairy Animals sacrificed themselves and left. Besides, if the Magical Box works like the Crystal Labyrinth, they might as well normally shrink themselves and the box would naturally let them in.
* In recent season 8 episode, the
** They may not be able to use Tynix anymore now that their Fairy Animals sacrificed themselves and left. Besides, if the Magical Box works like the Crystal Labyrinth, they might as well normally shrink themselves and the box would naturally let them in.
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**We know almost nothing of the girl's family lives outside of Bloom's. Maybe her mother wrote the song to commemorate one of her losses, maybe this is even a case of [[Generation Xerox]]
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**I think Roxy's form is called Belivix in doll's commercials mostly because they wanted to avoid confusion and because marketing of doll's company doesn't care enough. In my opinion, we have seen that basic fairy forms have very different looks when compared to one another.Just compare Miele, Tecna or Diaspro. They have pretty much nothing in common outfit-wise.
Tecna's wings even extend to the point of forming a mouse arrow. So, for me, Roxy just has basic fairy level and that's the way it looks for her.
Tecna's wings even extend to the point of forming a mouse arrow. So, for me, Roxy just has basic fairy level and that's the way it looks for her.
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* In recent season 8 episode, the winx had to enter a Magical box.
They used Enchantix to do so, but shouldn't they have used Tynix?
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*Why is World of Winx not considered canon? It has probably the same or a slightly less amount of contradictions when compared to Magical Adventure or recent seasons to the general plot.
*In recent season 8 episode, the winx had to enter a Magical box.
They used Enchantix to do so, but shouldn't they have used Tynix?
*In recent season 8 episode, the winx had to enter a Magical box.
They used Enchantix to do so, but shouldn't they have used Tynix?
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** I have two theories: Either the song is about a dead mother in general and it's a sad coincidence that it applies to Musa's situation now, or (what I used to assume) is that Musa kept the instrumental but changed parts of the lyrics so it'd be suitable to her situation, as an ode to her mom.
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** Eldora might've used a spell to disguise the existence of Selina's magic. That, or becoming a witch negated her fairy status and made Roxy the only remaining official fairy of Earth.
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** Her power was to create illusions out of emotions, I think. But that would be to similar to Nabu's.
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** Her power was to create illusions out of emotions, I think. But that would be to too similar to Nabu's.
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** Considering her story and her name ending on an 'a' it's safe to assume she was initially supposed to be the sixth Winx girl instead of Layla. This would also make more sense best friends-wise. We'd have Musa and Tecna, Bloom and Stella and Flora and Mirta. Currently Layla/Aisha is listed as Flora's best friend, although both of them have little interaction nor chemistry.
*** I assume Rainbow changed this because of the resemblance between Mirta and Will and the fact that this would create the opportunity to let a black girl be part of the main cast.
*** I assume Rainbow changed this because of the resemblance between Mirta and Will and the fact that this would create the opportunity to let a black girl be part of the main cast.
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*So it's clear that the Winx are all very skilled fairies compared to the other girls in Alfea, graduating first, gaining all those transformations... It makes me wonder. Did they shove 5 protegees together by accident when forming the rooms in season 1? Or are the other 5 girls basically carried by Bloom.
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* Why do the Winx girls (especially Musa) seem to be bamboozled whenever Darcy creates multiple forms of herself, despite her doings so very often ever since the second episode of the first season?
* What happened to the fruity music bar in WOW??
* What happened to the fruity music bar in WOW??
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* So...HOW is Tritannus's family related to Aisha? If they are truly blood related that would mean that one of Aisha's parents is a sibling to one of Tritannus's parents. Aisha,though affiliated with water,is clearly not part mermaid and none of the merpeople are ever seen taking human form or coming on land(the conference on Domino even had to take place in a room with a giant pool so that Tressa and her brother could take part). Even if it's possible for merpeople and the land dwellers to procreate, there's still the mermaid problem.
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* So...HOW is Tritannus's family related to Aisha? If they are truly blood related that would mean that one of Aisha's parents is a sibling to one of Tritannus's parents. Aisha,though Aisha, though affiliated with water,is water, is clearly not part mermaid and none of the merpeople are ever seen taking human form or coming on land(the conference on Domino even had to take place in a room with a giant pool so that Tressa and her brother could take part). Even if it's possible for merpeople and the land dwellers to procreate, there's still the mermaid problem.
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*** Or the current writers already forgot about his existance. Just like they forgot about Bloom's extra powers, the fact that Daphne was canonically dead or that Stella initially had moon powers too.
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*** Or the current writers already forgot about his existance.existence. Just like they forgot about Bloom's extra powers, the fact that Daphne was canonically dead or that Stella initially had moon powers too.
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*** It still kind of gives off unfortunate implications since two witches, Mirta and the 6th season villain Selina, have decided to become fairies at the end instead of just being good witches and using their powers for good. It's obivious they aren't trying to be mean or biased towards witches, though.
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*** It still kind of gives off unfortunate implications since two witches, Mirta and the 6th season villain Selina, have decided to become fairies at the end instead of just being good witches and using their powers for good. It's obivious obvious they aren't trying to be mean or biased towards witches, though.
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** Its possible there are some they are just living in hiding from the wizards and was questioning the good idea of telling all nonmagical people of earth that magic exists which the winx were doing. Or back when the back started going after the faires the two sides made of deal that the wizards would leave the witches alone if the witches didn't help the faires.
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** Its possible there are some they are just living in hiding from the wizards and was questioning the good idea of telling all nonmagical people of earth that magic exists which the winx Winx were doing. Or back when the back started going after the faires fairies the two sides made of deal that the wizards would leave the witches alone if the witches didn't help the faires.fairies.
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** It's much simpeler than that. In most European countries a 'college' is the name for a private high school or boarding school. The show originates from Italy. Collegio mostly refers to boarding schools. What's called a college in English, is called Liceo over there.
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** It's much simpeler simpler than that. In most European countries a 'college' is the name for a private high school or boarding school. The show originates from Italy. Collegio mostly refers to boarding schools. What's called a college in English, is called Liceo over there.
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** Not sure if this applies to the non 4Kids canon, but I imagine that both Icy's and Bloom's elements are more than just ice and fire. Icy's "ice" is analogous to death. WordOfGod said that Icy's power came from "primordial void" and "dead planets" on their site. Domino has always been described as an "iced" planet, instead of a "dead" one. Accordingly, Belladonna, the Ancestral witch most similar to Icy, iced Domino. Bloom's fire represents life itself: the Dragon Fire has been described as the source of life in the universe. Death is quite morbid, so it got subbed out for the very fundamental and common "fire vs ice" theme. This also explains why Icy and Bloom are the focal points of their respective groups. If it was simply based on fire and ice, "dark" (Darcy) vs "light" (Stella) would make a better central conflict.
* Doesn't anyone think it's weird how Roxy couldn't join the Winx Club because her powers were similar to Flora hers while Bloom and Stella have similar abilities as well?
** All fairies can be sorted into classes and types. F.e. Tecna and Mirta are fairies of synergy and Musa is a fairy of sound. Bloom is a fairy of dragon fire (which is a category on it's own apparenty) while Stella is a fairy of light. The only 'major' fairy with light powers is Diaspro, not Bloom, who has a type on herself because she's the main I guess. Anyhow, fairies of flowers and plants, trees, algae or animals all fall into the category of nature fairies. Td;lr, Flora and Roxy are in the same fairy class.
* Doesn't anyone think it's weird how Roxy couldn't join the Winx Club because her powers were similar to Flora hers while Bloom and Stella have similar abilities as well?
** All fairies can be sorted into classes and types. F.e. Tecna and Mirta are fairies of synergy and Musa is a fairy of sound. Bloom is a fairy of dragon fire (which is a category on it's own apparenty) while Stella is a fairy of light. The only 'major' fairy with light powers is Diaspro, not Bloom, who has a type on herself because she's the main I guess. Anyhow, fairies of flowers and plants, trees, algae or animals all fall into the category of nature fairies. Td;lr, Flora and Roxy are in the same fairy class.
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** Not sure if this applies to the non 4Kids non-4Kids canon, but I imagine that both Icy's and Bloom's elements are more than just ice and fire. Icy's "ice" is analogous to death. WordOfGod said that Icy's power came from "primordial void" and "dead planets" on their site. Domino has always been described as an "iced" planet, instead of a "dead" one. Accordingly, Belladonna, the Ancestral witch Witch most similar to Icy, iced Domino. Bloom's fire represents life itself: the Dragon Fire has been described as the source of life in the universe. Death is quite morbid, so it got subbed out for the very fundamental and common "fire vs ice" theme. This also explains why Icy and Bloom are the focal points of their respective groups. If it was simply based on fire and ice, "dark" (Darcy) vs "light" (Stella) would make a better central conflict.
* Doesn't anyone think it's weird how Roxy couldn't join the Winx Club because her powers were similar to Flora hers while Bloom and Stella have similar abilities as well?
** All fairies can be sorted into classes and types. F.e. Tecna and Mirta are fairies of synergy and Musa is a fairy of sound. Bloom is a fairy of dragon fire (which is a category on it's own apparenty) while Stella is a fairy of light. The only 'major' fairy with light powers is Diaspro, not Bloom, who has a type on herself because she's the main I guess. Anyhow, fairies of flowers and plants, trees, algae or animals all fall into the category of nature fairies. Td;lr, Flora and Roxy are in the same fairy class.conflict.
* Doesn't anyone think it's weird how Roxy couldn't join the Winx Club because her powers were similar to Flora hers while Bloom and Stella have similar abilities as well?
** All fairies can be sorted into classes and types. F.e. Tecna and Mirta are fairies of synergy and Musa is a fairy of sound. Bloom is a fairy of dragon fire (which is a category on it's own apparenty) while Stella is a fairy of light. The only 'major' fairy with light powers is Diaspro, not Bloom, who has a type on herself because she's the main I guess. Anyhow, fairies of flowers and plants, trees, algae or animals all fall into the category of nature fairies. Td;lr, Flora and Roxy are in the same fairy class.
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* If Roxy is born on Earth, how did she got her powers?
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*** All fairy's are human and heredity is no requirement of power in Canon that we know about.
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*** Oh, wait, Bloom says on the Amazon episode that they can't let Roxy go with them as she doesn't have Belivix.
*** Actually, Bloom says Roxy can't come along because she doesn't have Believix POWERS. That could mean she has Believix, but not powers associated with Believix.
*** Actually, Bloom says Roxy can't come along because she doesn't have Believix POWERS. That could mean she has Believix, but not powers associated with Believix.
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** She isn't really a Believix. She's a normal fairy. I don't even think that Believix are that common a kind of fairies, since last season was said that the Enchantix was the highest stage a fairy could achieve. True, at the time they probably didn't think about it, but I always thought that the Believix was a sort of "secret class", or something. notice how her wings are totally different from any of the Believix girls- they all have the same theme playing because either they forgot about the first season's, or because she isn't a Winx.
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** Roxy is a Winx now, but she was never a Believix fairy. They just made her look like a Believix fairy to help her blend in, design-wise, with the other Winx a little more. Otherwise, she'd look too out of place.
*** Confirmation, please?
*** Or perhaps, [[WildMassGuessing it's not really her Believix]], but her first transformation. She has big wings due to her being the fairy of animals and they are just based off of butterfly wings.
*** Her wings resemble Believix wings in any case, due to their big size, detailed designs and the stick-shaped elements protruding from them.
*** It could be that she earned her Believix the same way Bloom earned her Enchantix; Sheer Willpower. When Bloom first got her Enchantix she was unable to use the standard powers associated with that form. The same could be true for Roxy.
*** Willpower as a method was explained as being nigh impossible except in Bloom's case.
** It is possible she is drawn as believix simply for the creative element. Having one standard fairy amongst Believix fairy's would have made her seem less important.
** I just assume it can be blamed to inconsistent writing and continuity errors. Simply put Roxy's design is a typical Believix one because, as mentioned above, it'd blend in better with the other Winx.
* About Roxy's Believix power. If every transformation is stronger than the previous one, the argument of Roxy not joining the Winx because she still has to earn Enchantix feels so weird. Why would she try to earn Enchantix if she already earned Believix in the first place?
*** Confirmation, please?
*** Or perhaps, [[WildMassGuessing it's not really her Believix]], but her first transformation. She has big wings due to her being the fairy of animals and they are just based off of butterfly wings.
*** Her wings resemble Believix wings in any case, due to their big size, detailed designs and the stick-shaped elements protruding from them.
*** It could be that she earned her Believix the same way Bloom earned her Enchantix; Sheer Willpower. When Bloom first got her Enchantix she was unable to use the standard powers associated with that form. The same could be true for Roxy.
*** Willpower as a method was explained as being nigh impossible except in Bloom's case.
** It is possible she is drawn as believix simply for the creative element. Having one standard fairy amongst Believix fairy's would have made her seem less important.
** I just assume it can be blamed to inconsistent writing and continuity errors. Simply put Roxy's design is a typical Believix one because, as mentioned above, it'd blend in better with the other Winx.
* About Roxy's Believix power. If every transformation is stronger than the previous one, the argument of Roxy not joining the Winx because she still has to earn Enchantix feels so weird. Why would she try to earn Enchantix if she already earned Believix in the first place?
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** I still believe his appearance in the last episode of season 4 was an animation error, although we still need an explanation about his appearance in the second movie.
*** It's not confirmed, but popular opinion is that Magical Adventure is an alternate to Season 4. Season 4 depicts what would happen if Bloom got on with her life after finding her family; Magical Adventure is about if she instead tried to live a new life as a princess. This also explains why Roxy isn't at Alfea. However, it brings up the issue of how they achieved Believix...
*** It's not confirmed, but popular opinion is that Magical Adventure is an alternate to Season 4. Season 4 depicts what would happen if Bloom got on with her life after finding her family; Magical Adventure is about if she instead tried to live a new life as a princess. This also explains why Roxy isn't at Alfea. However, it brings up the issue of how they achieved Believix...
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** I The second movie started production in 2007, when the ''first'' movie was still believe his being made. The fourth season hadn't even been drafted yet. Believix is pretty much the only thing from season 4 that made it into the movie.
** Nabu's appearance in the last episode of season 4 was an animationerror, although we still need an explanation about his appearance in the second movie.
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** Nabu's appearance in the last episode of season 4 was an animation
*** It's not confirmed, but popular opinion is that Magical Adventure is an alternate to Season 4. Season 4 depicts what would happen if Bloom got on with her life after finding her family; Magical Adventure is about if she instead tried to live a new life as a princess. This also explains why Roxy isn't at Alfea. However, it brings up the issue of how they achieved Believix...
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** Guess that after Season 4, since they have the Believix.
** Yes, I was thinking that too, but if that's the case, then where is Roxy? And why is Nabu alive?
*** Same reason [[spoiler:he's alive at the end of the 4th season? One can see him TWICE during episode 26 of that season (outside of the flashbacks)]]
** I think the second movie takes place after the first six girls achieve Believix, but before Roxy gains hers.
*** And then why couldn't the girls stay in their own apartment when they were on Earth? And why did they just ditch Roxy to go home and complain about how boring princess life is?
** It's not confirmed, but popular opinion is that Magical Adventure is an alternate to Season 4. Season 4 depicts what would happen if Bloom got on with her life after finding her family; Magical Adventure is about if she instead tried to live a new life as a princess. But then where does Believix come from... hmmmm.
** Yes, I was thinking that too, but if that's the case, then where is Roxy? And why is Nabu alive?
*** Same reason [[spoiler:he's alive at the end of the 4th season? One can see him TWICE during episode 26 of that season (outside of the flashbacks)]]
** I think the second movie takes place after the first six girls achieve Believix, but before Roxy gains hers.
*** And then why couldn't the girls stay in their own apartment when they were on Earth? And why did they just ditch Roxy to go home and complain about how boring princess life is?
** It's not confirmed, but popular opinion is that Magical Adventure is an alternate to Season 4. Season 4 depicts what would happen if Bloom got on with her life after finding her family; Magical Adventure is about if she instead tried to live a new life as a princess. But then where does Believix come from... hmmmm.
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** Guess that after Season 4, since they have the Believix.
** Yes, I was thinking that too, but if that's the case, then where is Roxy? And why is Nabu alive?
*** Same reason [[spoiler:he's alive at the end of the 4th season? One can see him TWICE during episode 26 of that season (outside of the flashbacks)]]
** I thinkSince the second movie takes place after started production while the first six girls achieve Believix, but before Roxy gains hers.
*** And then why couldn'twas still being made, it was based on ideas from the girls stay in their own apartment when they were on Earth? And why did they just ditch Roxy to go home third season and complain about how boring princess life is?
** It's not confirmed, but popular opinion is that Magical Adventure is an alternate to Season 4. Season 4 depicts what would happen if Bloom got on with her life after finding her family; Magical Adventure is about if she instead tried to live a new life as a princess. But then where doesdoesn't easily fit into the series' story. It doesn't really follow season four since the season hadn't been written yet. Only Believix come from... hmmmm.was conceptualized early enough to make it into the film.
** Yes, I was thinking that too, but if that's the case, then where is Roxy? And why is Nabu alive?
*** Same reason [[spoiler:he's alive at the end of the 4th season? One can see him TWICE during episode 26 of that season (outside of the flashbacks)]]
** I think
*** And then why couldn't
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*** Hi, I'm the person who posted the explanation that Miele might have been 10 or 13 in her first appearance and that's why she was 16 in the sixth season. Yeah after reading the reply to my stupid explanation, I have to agree that my reason makes no sense and is just wild guessing. Even if the aging is different for fairies, which it isn't since Bloom, Roxy and Selenia aged like normal teenage girls, I doubt a ten-year-old would be the size of a six-year-old unless she had a medical condition. I figured out, or guessed, that the writers wanted to bring this character back, but they needed a good reason so they bumped her age to 16, this is just wild guessing again, but it makes more sense than my old explanation. Sorry.
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*** Hi, I'm the person who posted the explanation that Miele might have been 10 or 13 in her first appearance and that's why she was 16 in the sixth season. Yeah after reading the reply to my stupid explanation, I have to agree that my reason makes no sense and is just wild guessing. Even if the aging is different for fairies, which it isn't since Bloom, Roxy and Selenia Selina aged like normal teenage girls, I doubt a ten-year-old would be the size of a six-year-old unless she had a medical condition. I figured out, or guessed, that the writers wanted to bring this character back, but they needed a good reason so they bumped her age to 16, this is just wild guessing again, but it makes more sense than my old explanation. Sorry.
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** Not sure if this applies to the non 4Kids canon, but I imagine that both Icy's and Bloom's elements are more than just ice and fire. Icy's "ice" is analogous to death. WordofGod said that Icy's power came from "primordial void" and "dead planets" on their site. Domino has always been described as an "iced" planet, instead of a "dead" one. Accordingly, Belladonna, the Ancestral witch most similar to Icy, iced Domino. Bloom's fire represents life itself: the Dragon Fire has been described as the source of life in the universe. Death is quite morbid, so it got subbed out for the very fundamental and common "fire vs ice" theme. This also explains why Icy and Bloom are the focal points of their respective groups. If it was simply based on fire and ice, "dark" (Darcy) vs "light" (Stella) would make a better central conflict.
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** Not sure if this applies to the non 4Kids canon, but I imagine that both Icy's and Bloom's elements are more than just ice and fire. Icy's "ice" is analogous to death. WordofGod WordOfGod said that Icy's power came from "primordial void" and "dead planets" on their site. Domino has always been described as an "iced" planet, instead of a "dead" one. Accordingly, Belladonna, the Ancestral witch most similar to Icy, iced Domino. Bloom's fire represents life itself: the Dragon Fire has been described as the source of life in the universe. Death is quite morbid, so it got subbed out for the very fundamental and common "fire vs ice" theme. This also explains why Icy and Bloom are the focal points of their respective groups. If it was simply based on fire and ice, "dark" (Darcy) vs "light" (Stella) would make a better central conflict.
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** Not sure if this applies to the non 4Kids canon, but I imagine that both Icy's and Bloom's elements are more than just ice and fire. Icy's "ice" is analogous to death. [[Word of God]] said that Icy's power came from "primordial void" and "dead planets" on their site. Domino has always been described as an "iced" planet, instead of a "dead" one. Accordingly, Belladonna, the Ancestral witch most similar to Icy, iced Domino. Bloom's fire represents life itself: the Dragon Fire has been described as the source of life in the universe. Death is quite morbid, so it got subbed out for the very fundamental and common "fire vs ice" theme. This also explains why Icy and Bloom are the focal points of their respective groups. If it was simply based on fire and ice, "dark" (Darcy) vs "light" (Stella) would make a better central conflict.
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** Not sure if this applies to the non 4Kids canon, but I imagine that both Icy's and Bloom's elements are more than just ice and fire. Icy's "ice" is analogous to death. [[Word of God]] WordofGod said that Icy's power came from "primordial void" and "dead planets" on their site. Domino has always been described as an "iced" planet, instead of a "dead" one. Accordingly, Belladonna, the Ancestral witch most similar to Icy, iced Domino. Bloom's fire represents life itself: the Dragon Fire has been described as the source of life in the universe. Death is quite morbid, so it got subbed out for the very fundamental and common "fire vs ice" theme. This also explains why Icy and Bloom are the focal points of their respective groups. If it was simply based on fire and ice, "dark" (Darcy) vs "light" (Stella) would make a better central conflict.
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** Not sure if this applies to the non 4Kids canon, but I imagine that both Icy's and Bloom's elements are not just ice and fire, but rather, death and life, respectively. 4Kids once said that Icy's power came from "primordial void" and "dead planets" on their site (if I recall correctly). Domino has always been described as an "iced" planet, instead of a "dead" one. Seeing as how it is suggested that Belladona iced Domino, Icy's power "ice" probably represents "death". Meanwhile, Dragon Fire has been described as the source of life in the universe, so Bloom's "fire" is actually symbolic of "life". Death is quite morbid, so it got subbed out. This makes sense why Bloom and Ivy are leaders, because "dark" (Darcy) vs "light" (Stella) is a better central conflict than "ice" vs "fire".
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** Not sure if this applies to the non 4Kids canon, but I imagine that both Icy's and Bloom's elements are not more than just ice and fire, but rather, death and life, respectively. 4Kids once fire. Icy's "ice" is analogous to death. [[Word of God]] said that Icy's power came from "primordial void" and "dead planets" on their site (if I recall correctly).site. Domino has always been described as an "iced" planet, instead of a "dead" one. Seeing as how it is suggested that Belladona Accordingly, Belladonna, the Ancestral witch most similar to Icy, iced Domino, Icy's power "ice" probably Domino. Bloom's fire represents "death". Meanwhile, life itself: the Dragon Fire has been described as the source of life in the universe, so Bloom's "fire" is actually symbolic of "life". universe. Death is quite morbid, so it got subbed out. out for the very fundamental and common "fire vs ice" theme. This makes sense also explains why Icy and Bloom are the focal points of their respective groups. If it was simply based on fire and Ivy are leaders, because ice, "dark" (Darcy) vs "light" (Stella) is would make a better central conflict than "ice" vs "fire". conflict.
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*** Being snooty doesn't make someone deserving of being unjustly attacked. If Sky had no attraction to her, he should've cut the relationship or, if he had to go along with it, told her just that. Never is it stated Sky told Diaspro anything. The show treats **both** girls as being deceived, but we're only supposed to be sympathetic to Bloom because she's the main character. That Sky lied to both of them, and that Bloom's self-esteem is apparently so darn low, she's jealous enough to unjustly attack someone (Even without Diaspro in the picture, Bloom can be stupidly jealous at times), is swept under the rug. The entire situation is never explored beyond "Diaspro's the villain because she wants Sky". And in a show aimed at children, this is NOT how you handle relationships. Then again, Musa and Riven are proof the show has no idea what they're doing when it comes to such topics.
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* Where the heck did Miele get red/orange hair from? Both of her parents are brunettes. Yes, her father's hair is lighter, but it looks like dark blonde at best, not any shade of red. Do Lynphean genetics work differently and a child can randomly have a hair color not in the family?
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** It's much simpeler than that. In most European countries a 'college' is the name for a private high school or boarding school. The show originates from Italy. Collegio mostly refers to boarding schools. What's called a college in English, is called Liceo over there.
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*** Did anyone ever bother to think that the reason why Diaspro is treated like the bad guy is because she's always been a condescending brat to begin with? Sky never showed any sign of being attracted to her, in fact, seemed unhappy about it, only going along with it for diplomatic purposes. Probably because of this, a good majority of citizens also dislike Diaspro but are too scared to speak out against her in fear if what she may do.
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* Similar to that, in her debut episode, Diaspro gets ASSAULTED by Bloom. Diaspro, a princess, assaulted by a random girl. Yet she gets off scott free. WHAT.
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** On top of that, Bloom never got any backlash in general for randomly attacking Diaspro. She didn't even apologize or realize that what she did was completely wrong.
* So Layla/Aisha's blindness can be cured by the staff, but only before the sun sets. As she cures herself an episode later, we learn that there's no prophecy that said the blindness has to be cured within a specific time-set or she'll be unaible to see forever. So if that's the case, why didn't she just use the magic wand to heal her blindness the day after?
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* Similar to that, in her debut episode, Diaspro gets ASSAULTED by Bloom. Diaspro, a princess, assaulted by a random girl. Yet she gets off scott free. WHAT.
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* Why is Diaspro treated like a bad guy by everyone? SHE was the one who got cheated on! And also, since it's public knowledge that Sky of Erakylon was engaged to her, don't you think the citizens of Erakylon would, I dunno, shun him?
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*** As mentioned above. Witches use negative emotions and such to fuel their power. They're supposed to cause havoc. Witches and fairies are in the Winx universe basically the same thing. The only difference is that fairies follow the 'good path' whereas witches don't. Witches are portrayed as evil because they chose to be. Sure it would be cool to see some nice witches, but the writers of the show aren't too big on character development so I don't see that happen any time soon.
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* Why does Miele's transformation look that different from the Magic Winx? Does the school you attend influence what your outfit will look like or something?
* Why can Miele walk around in her fairy transformation, without her wings?
* Why can Miele walk around in her fairy transformation, without her wings?
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*** Two, Flora is, in fact, stronger, but her lack of self-confidence hold her back of truly shining in a battle.
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*** Two, Flora is, in fact, stronger, but her lack of self-confidence hold holds her back of truly shining in a battle.
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*** Four, Stella would've been considered the second in strongest fairy if it weren't for the fact that she is the most dependent on her source of energy, light. As seen in season two, being to long in the darkness weakens her drastically.
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*** Four, Stella would've been considered the second in strongest fairy if it weren't for the fact that she is the most dependent on her source of energy, light. As seen in season two, being to too long in the darkness weakens her drastically.
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** I have multiple theories to why Flora's considered the strongest so bare with me:
*** Theory one is that it's simply because Flora is the favorite fairy of Ignio Straffi, the creator.
*** Two, Flora is, in fact, stronger, but her lack of self-confidence hold her back of truly shining in a battle.
*** Three, energy-wise, Stella is stronger than Flora, however Flora has a ton of extra powers that Stella doesn't have. Stella is heavily dependent on energy blasts and the only unique additional power she has shown in earlier seasons was her ability to teleport (thanks to her scepter on top of that). Flora can create vines, sense plants and so on.
*** Four, Stella would've been considered the second in strongest fairy if it weren't for the fact that she is the most dependent on her source of energy, light. As seen in season two, being to long in the darkness weakens her drastically.
*** Theory one is that it's simply because Flora is the favorite fairy of Ignio Straffi, the creator.
*** Two, Flora is, in fact, stronger, but her lack of self-confidence hold her back of truly shining in a battle.
*** Three, energy-wise, Stella is stronger than Flora, however Flora has a ton of extra powers that Stella doesn't have. Stella is heavily dependent on energy blasts and the only unique additional power she has shown in earlier seasons was her ability to teleport (thanks to her scepter on top of that). Flora can create vines, sense plants and so on.
*** Four, Stella would've been considered the second in strongest fairy if it weren't for the fact that she is the most dependent on her source of energy, light. As seen in season two, being to long in the darkness weakens her drastically.
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* HOW is Flora listed as the second in most powerful fairy after Bloom? She faints the most during battles. On top of that Stella has proven multiple times she's the strongest outside of Bloom. In one of the earliest fight against the Trix, Stormy blasts through Tecna's shield with ease. Later on Stella is able to protect Tecna, although she's weakened by then. She's the only one that was able to hold off Dark Bloom. On top of that she held back, because she was attacking her friend. Before the Winx got together, it's also safe to assume Stella had to fight off evil all by herself. And Bloom and Stella were for a long time the only ones that fought the Trix all alone. Flora only did so in season 4, which doesn't even follow the original story anymore.
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** No worries, it bothered me too. Especially because the marriage was shoehorned into the plot that randomly? Like it went from 0 to 100 real quick. From some awkward teenage-level blushing to Daphne randomly announcing her marriage and literally getting married in the next scene without any preparation. You'd expect different from a royal wedding.
** As Daphne is named after the Greek nymph with the same name, I like to believe the creators did this as a wink to the original myth, where Daphne refused to get married and turned herself into a Laurel tree.
** As Daphne is named after the Greek nymph with the same name, I like to believe the creators did this as a wink to the original myth, where Daphne refused to get married and turned herself into a Laurel tree.
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*** I mean, considering how Winx is Rainbow's [[CashCowFranchise Cash Cow Franchise]], it'd be a little weird if they just gave up on the show. More transformations means more toys to sell. On top of that making every season about achieving a new transformation, makes the writing easier and less complex. So basically they can create a ton of extra seasons, without a tight plot. And can you blame them? Winx' success is massive. It's even that successful [[Disney the biggest animation company ever]] was inspired by Winx' popularity to make their own [[DisneyFairies fairy spin-off]].
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*** I mean, considering how Winx is Rainbow's [[CashCowFranchise Cash Cow Franchise]], it'd be a little weird if they just gave up on the show. More transformations means more toys to sell. On top of that making every season about achieving a new transformation, makes the writing easier and less complex. So basically they can create a ton of extra seasons, without a tight plot. And can you blame them? Winx' success is massive. It's even that successful [[Disney [[AllAnimationIsDisney the biggest animation company ever]] was inspired by Winx' popularity to make their own [[DisneyFairies fairy spin-off]].
