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[magicalgirlsinternational]

Favorite magical outfit polls

Round 2

[mysticonsheadcanons]

Talk Between Arkayna and Zarya after "Game of Phones"

It was late, and Zarya knew she should be asleep, but couldn't. How could she, after she let a video game distract her from something that meant so much to her mom? And to make things worse, due to Proxima taking advantage of her video game addiction, Arkayna could have gotten hurt.

Her thoughts were inturrupted by a knock on the door. "Come in," Zarya said.

The door opened, and Arkayna was standing there. "Is everything OK?" she asked. "I saw your light on."

"It's nothing," Zarya said, looking away.

"Come on, Zarya," Arkayna said. "I know something's bothering you."

Zarya sighed. "I let that stupid video game distract me from something that was so important to Mom. It was my chance to connect to her, and I almost messed it up. Plus, Proxima knew I was hooked on the game, and used that to hurt you by pretending to be me."

Arkayna sat beside Zarya on the hammock. "Proxima and the Vexicons hexed the game, not you. You didn't know that it would happen."

"That doesn't excuse how I was more focused on the game then the Sky Lancer's festival," Zarya said. "And you even noticed it."

"True," Arkayna admitted. "And you did let the game take over. But you tried to fix it in the end, and that what matters."

"Maybe," Zarya said.

"We've all made mistakes," Arkayna said. "Remember when I abandoned the city, and you guys, to save our parents? You forgave me for that, right?"

"Yeah," Zarya said. "Thanks."

"Anytime," Arkayna said. "Well, try to get some sleep. We had a long day today."

[the-maidofmischief]

Could I ask for some icons of arkayna goodfey from the show called mysticons please ?

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The video accompanying this project (turn the subtitles ON ^^)

Among Nelvana's numerous productions and co-productions, not all of them have great ambitions in their animation and/or storytelling quality. And we can see that with our topic : "Mysticons" !

Notable changes : -each Mysticon obtains a spirit that they can fuse with and becomes their weapons; the girls can talk with their spirits by telepathy and once they obtains their own Codex part, the spirits can become their mount (the spirits have their original griffin mounts'names) -Em's totem becomes the Griffin; because given her connection with them in the original series, I think it's a waste that they're not her mystic animal -Zarya's totem becomes the Unicorn; because a wolf is pretty bland among a dragon, a unicorn and a phoenix (she also changes her surname to fit my rewrite) -their masks are not just accessories, they magically alter how people sees them, making them impossible to recognize unless being already in the secret.

Arkayna Goodfey, Mysticon Dragon Mage

In my new scenario, I'd like to make Arkayna even more proud, dignified in her role as princess but also vain and selfish. By becoming a Mysticon with Izzie and regularly heabutting with Zarya, she'd become aware of the world's realities and be more empathetic towards others.

Emerald "Em" Goldenbraid, Mysticon Griffin Knight

In my rewrite, Em wouldn't just be the protagonist's chubby self-effacing best friend. She would also be a huge craftmagic geek, namely the art of making magical objects or weapons (think artificers in D&D). Indeed, she's capable of making useful tinkering projects, repairing damaged devices and seeks to unlock the secret of her own blade's steel. But her passivity and shyness prevent her from truly expressing her talent and passion as she'd like to. Maybe with Topaz, things could change.

Zarya Moonstrike, Mysticon Unicorn Ranger

For my rewrite of the scenario, I don't really know if I'd keep the revelation of Zarya's original backstory (that I won't tell here because SPOILERS). But I'd like to keep her headbutting with Arkayna as much as possible. Which would contrast with their respective spirit who get along very well. I would also make her a gang leader who makes sure that other kids from the slums don't fall into serious crime. Piper would be her second in command, the idea being that they'd be too dependent on each other and would need to distance themselves in order to grow healthily.

Piper Willowbrook, Mysticon Phoenix Striker

In my new version of the scenario, I want to make Piper even more attached to Zarya and her abandonment issues more heavy. As the plot progresses, she'd learn to confide her fears to her friends and become more independent.

[sithvampiremaster27]

Mer-May V 06: Arkayna Goodfey

[athyisms]

Why are all my faves associated with dragons in some way this can’t be healthy 😭 like Twilight, Bloom, Nyra and Dany, Raven, Arkayna, this has got to be some phenomenon

[loudtimemachinewitch]

She learned from the best

1x03 // 1x18

[fidenciojesusfan92]

Paramount All Star Brawl

Paramount All Star Brawl (poster)

01. SpongeBob

02. Danny Phantom

03. Jenny XJ9

04. Jimmy Neutron

05. Timmy Turner

06. Sonic the Hedgehog

07. Zim

08. El Tigre

09. Bloom

10. Aang

11. Korra

12. Optimus Prime

13. Megatron

14. Twilight Sparkle

15. Sunset Shimmer

16. Blythe Baxter

17. Biskit Twins (Whittany Biskit and Brittany Biskit)

18. Arkayna Goodfey

[popculturegenealogy]

The draw of family and the quest for knowledge

The Simpsons family tree as shown in 1991, in the show's first season, as noted by the editor of Tedium, Ernie Smith in 2015.

There are many shows which focus on families, especially when it comes to animation. Some characters have "non-traditional" families like Philip J. Fry, Steven Universe, and Hilda in the series of the same name. At the same time, a number of animated shows have characters reflect on their families. In The Owl House, Luz fears her mother judging her for being "inadequate" for living in a magical realm rather than "going to camp," while Aja and Krel try to bring their mom and dad back from the edge of death in the series, 3Below: Tales of Arcadia. Similarly, Iris in LoliRock misses her family in Ophedia, while there are family tensions in Mysticons, especially between Arkayna Goodfey and her brother Gawayne,  broken families of Reggie Abbott in Twelve Forever and Judy Reilly in Human Kind Of. At the same time, there are startling family discoveries in many animated series, like Roswell Conspiracies: Aliens, Myths and Legends, Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts, Sherwood, Adventure Time, OK K.O.: Let's Be Heroes!, Final Space, and Mr. Robot. I may write about some of these shows in the future in a post about shows with family historyish themes. Additionally, Cleopatra "Cleo" in Cleopatra in Space and "Jack" in Samurai Jack miss their families as they have both been flung far into the future. Other characters openly explore their past and want to find their roots, their ancestry, like Carmen in the series Carmen Sandiego, and Sprig and Polly in Amphibia. This article focuses on two other examples: Adora, the protagonist of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, and Lisa Simpson, the protagonist in The Simpsons.

Reprinted from my Genealogy in Popular Culture WordPress blog. Originally published on August 12, 2020.

Let's start with Adora. After Shadow Weaver, who was her surrogate mother and disciplinarian when growing up in the Fright Zone, informs her, in the Season 3 episode "The Price of Power," that she is not from Etheria, she freaks out, while her friends don't believe it. Flying to the Crystal Castle, she demands answers from her pseudo-teacher, Light Hope. She shocks Adora, when she reports that Adora was taken out of a portal and onto Etheria by the leader of the villainous Horde, Hordak, and is one of the planet's first settlers, called The First Ones. She then wonders if Etheria is even her home and worries about the birth family she was taken from. Light Hope cares little about this and ignores it, acting like it isn't a big deal, even though it is! Adora proceeds to have a bit of an identity crisis as a result. Unfortunately, this subject is dropped and is not a focus of the show until later in the show. Adora learns, in the final episode of season 4, "Destiny Part 2," the real history: that Light Hope brought her to Etheria, finding her across the cosmos, bringing her to the planet. This still raises the question: who are Adora's birth parents? That is not answered by the end of the show, with the last season bringing the story to an end and bringing her relationship with Catra to a dramatic conclusion. However, perhaps she will meet her parents when journeying across the galaxy (or universe) with Catra, Bow, Glimmer, and possibly Entrapta, as they plan space adventures in the show's last episode. In the same show, there is another non-traditional family, the one of Scorpia. She has two moms, who are featured in the episode "Princess Scorpia." While they, sadly, do not appear in any other episodes, they clearly mean a lot to Scorpia, as does her grandfather.

Next is Lisa Simpson. The episode "The Color Yellow" begins delving into the family history of herself and her immediate family. She gets a school assignment to research her family tree, with Lisa finding out that most of her ancestors awful and not "heroic," with her grandpa, Grandpa Abe Simpson, not giving any further hints. Searching through the attic, she finds "The Diary of Eliza Simpson" and is shocked to learn the Simpson family descended from those that owned slaves, the story that Eliza helped the slave of Colonel Burns, Virgil, escape to freedom. Unfortunately, their dog destroys the book accidentally, at the urging of Lisa's mom, Marge, so they go to the library, with her and her mom learning that Eliza and Virgil got home, with Eliza's father saying that he would help Virgil go to freedom. After presenting this to her school, Milhouse says that a diary from one of ancestors shows that Eliza was cowardly. Lisa is outraged by this and rejects what he says, travels to the library and finds an oral history interview with Eliza saying she had one regret, that she held her tongue when she witnessed a  "great injustice." Forlorn by this, she gives up, with Grandpa telling her the whole story, that Colonel Burns surrenders, with Mabel, the mother of Eliza, bringing Virgil to freedom, and they cross the Canadian border. Later, Mabel marries Virgil, and divorces Hiram, naming their child Abraham, who is the great-grandfather of Abe Simpson, meaning that their part of the Simpson family descends from Virgil, not Hiram. Overjoyed by this, Lisa declares that they are 1/64 black, with Abe saying he kept the secret because those in his generation are racist, and Marge does not know why it is big deal because no one cared that her father was French. Homer absurdly declares that this the reason he likes drinking a lot, with Marge reminding she has French ancestry, not him, but he ignores this.

The Simpsons is a more interesting case than She-Ra. The family, is many ways, very traditional, with some talk about the Irish roots they have in other episodes, as shown on Frinkiac. Miss Cellania over at Mental Floss cited the show, while talking about family trees in other shows like Bewitched, Donald Duck, Lord of the Rings, and a number of other awful shows/franchises which I'm not even going to mention or ever write about this blog, ever, along with a couple I don't know.

That's all for this week. I have some other posts about the family tree in Outlander, in the comic book world, and some other topics. As always, comments are welcome!

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[loudtimemachinewitch]

Happy 5 year anniversary to Mysticons

[loudtimemachinewitch]

Queen and Princess together again

[magicalgirlsinternational]

[mysticonsheadcanons]

Opinion: "Quest of the Vexed" Should Have Been an Earlier episode

I touched on this before, but I feel as though "Quest of the Vexed" would have been better if it happened earlier in the series.

The biggest issue I have with this episode is how out of character Arkayna is. She is usually seen as a good friend, so her being bossy and dismissive of Em was kind of strange. However, if this episode happened earlier in the show, then it could have been assumed that Arkayna learned to be a better friend throughout the course of the series, as she would begin as dismissive but later care about Em's feelings. Zarya giving advice to Em about speaking up would also make sense, as while she's against both Em and Arkayna at the start, she would likely be more sympathetic to Em, as her problem's with the royal family, and think that Em simply needs help to stand up to Arkayna, who is the jerk.

This would also be nice to see. It would be nice to see the Mysticons take time to form their close bond, and I think an interesting way to show that is to have one of them (Arkayna) not be a good friend at the start, but have to learn.

The one issue with this is that they couldn't do the Arkayna and Malvaron moments, as the two of them wouldn't have a lot of time to develop feelings for each other, unlike in the episode. However, they're the most boring and obvious couple in the show in my opinion, so I believe they'd be able to figure something out.

[aghhtdraws]

I found this old Mysticons sketch scan and decided to just post it as-is - I am surprised to find these and actually really like the style here! Lol hope any remaining Mysticons fans like this too :'P

[memesticons]

Don't mind me, just testing out gifs since they keep disappearing on my main lol

[princess-of-the-day]

Today’s Princess of the Day is: Arkayna Goodfey, from Mysticons.

The eldest princess of Gemina and second Mysticon Dragon Mage, Arkayna is the fearless leader of the Mysticons, a group of teenage girls who defend the world of Gemina with their mystical powers. She is a pragmatic girl who is governed by a strong sense of duty.