#winx club avalon

[nobodysprobablysimplethoughts]

i really don't get why nobody is shipping Bloom and Avalon???? like??? "can you help me with a personal project?" wink wink, "of course, bloom, come to my office and lay down on my sofa, then hug me so that i can console you" ??? their relationship is so inappropriate but people usually love that??

[rist-ix]

Hi Rist! Sooo i was wondering what are your thoughts on bloom and fake avalon's relationship and how do you think it could potentially affect her future encounters with men who say she can trust them? Cause i feel like not many people talk about it but it was a big thing and now when I rewatch the series the fact that she is just a student and he's supposedly her teacher it's really triggering.

That is an EXCELLENT ask, but I honestly cannot say anything that MiraMeraki's fic "Damn the Dark, Damn the Light" hasnt already explored a million times more in depth.

The most I can add to this is that i doubt her trust in men was that shaken, actually, more her trust in authority figures and maybe her own judgement. If I want her to be distrustful of potential romantic partners, I tend to make Sky's s1 baggage the reason.

I actually like that they included that undertone to their relationship in the show though. It's a little uncomfortable to watch with context, but teenagers in real life also sometimes have crushes on teachers or authority figures, so it didnt seem THAT concerning until the twist, only weird how Avalon kind of seemed to encourage it. (I'm not even sure it even was a crush, Bloom's always been singleminded when it comes to potential leads on her parents, and she was desperate for help.) It was a very interesting blend of popular teen drama tropes and physical, plot-relevant danger as its consequence. I feel like it was a prime example of how golden age Winx Club trusted its audience with heavier topics.

[akaiitwki]

Happy Pride Month Everyone

Wizgiz and Dufour are the most annoying yet the most supportive friends ever, fight me.

Also, I'm trying to replicate the series' art style

Below are my orientation headcanons for the Alfea staff

Palladium: Bisexual (not aware yet)

Avalon: Demiromantic/sexual (not aware yet)

Wizgiz: Aroace

Dufour: Straight

Griselda: Closeted Biromantic Asexual

Faragonda: Bisexual

[crazy-queen-winx]

[kifkay]

Winx memes once again

[mynexttry]

Recently, Alfea students have noticed Flora and Professor Palladium spending time together more often. This is not surprising, as the professor is helping his student with a personal project. Despite this, rumors have been circulating about their relationship. However, there is another side to the story. People often overlook the fact that Professor Palladium also spends time with Professor Avalon, a new teacher of magicphilosophy at Alfea. Their meetings occur in unusual places, suggesting they may be working on a joint project. Teachers often collaborate, after all.

[magical-girl-mayday]

Step away from the child

[mzsvelenaya]

Winx Fanart time !

Initially, I wanted to do their final confrontation instead of their past. But it wasn't enough dramatic

Keep reading to see the art upside down

[wtfastaroth]

Old man yaoi

[shinywhisp]

I made this a few months ago

[lawielvspd]

I'm sad as hell so I come to bring you sad stuff

- Avalon suffers from phantom pain in his wings due to Darkar's torture, it is very likely that he ripped off feather by feather just to make Avalon suffer, that is why it's very rare to see him use his wings.

- Avalon will likely be the first to die, Palladium is only 56 years old and his race is one known for living a long time, and when Avalon dies, Palladium will live the rest of his life alone. (Plus Palladium is going to be Avalon's first and last love "Till Death Do Us Part" 😕)

- Palladium suffers from constant headaches because his hearing is very sensitive and the constant noise suffocates him. (When the battle to defend Alfea ended, he had to stay in bed for at least a week due to the damage the noise caused to his hearing.)

- It is very obvious that before Palladium evolved, he had a very bad time because none of his students respected him, he constantly wondered if he was good enough to be a teacher.

-After the problem with the fake Avalon and how creepy he was (you know what I mean), the first few weeks the students distrusted and looked at Avalon badly, making him feel nervous and overwhelmed most of the time.

- Yes, Avalon has nightmares ALL the time, they make him wake up sweaty, and sometimes he cries at night.

- Palladium is a very good friend, he will never put his own problems ahead of others' problems, EVER. ( yw what that means 🥺)

Anyways, Love u guys!!!💗💗

[krabkrab-wontshutup]

I drew @ghostsprobably ‘s designs for Avalon and Palladium because i thought it would be fun !

[akaiitwki]

Merry Christmas!

(and any other holiday you celebrate!)

for this one, I wanted to challenge myself to draw something more difficult.

context in the art: Wizgiz and Dufour got drunk af and decided to dress Palladium as one of Santa's elves lmao

[likkidrak-blog]

GUESS WHO @lawliettt-t In fact, I have been thinking for a long time about what to draw on our beloved husbands and this is the first thing that came to mind… I imagine how Palladium dragged Avalon into some kind of long journey for another plant, and of course Avalon could not allow himself to let Palladium carry all the things that he had to take with him, but Avalon also could not show that it was hard for him, because Palladium would start to worry and take his luggage away, so he had to use the time to relax when husband is not looking

[something-nunholy]

I've been thinking (again) about Faragonda and how she only reveals information when she thinks it's the right time (I could actually go on and on about the agendas and actions of the three headmasters of the magical schools, especially Griffin). I’ve come to suspect that Faragonda knew who Bloom was from the second she set foot in Alfea because, between you and me, “she has a dream, Griselda” doesn’t feel like an especially good reason for giving a girl from Earth with ZERO experience with magic a full scholarship for the most esteemed magic school in the dimension. But then, Bloom is still 16 and is still new to the very IDEA of the Magical Dimension — now tell her that she’s adopted, the sole survivor of a planetary genocide, a lost princess AND the vessel for God’s power. It’s a lot! Faragonda reveals information when she thinks Bloom is ready — unfortunately, she very rarely gets the chance to actually do this because somebody else tends to get the drop on her (*cough* The Trix *cough* Valtor *cough*). To me this seems like very responsible guidance, if sometimes a little bit misguided. Like, yes restricting Bloom’s access to information on Daphne the Nymph was probably a good decision (goodness knows what books she would find and what information/opinions it would give her — its better she learns about Daphne from somebody who knew her personally, who would tell her that Daphne loved her so much she sacrificed everything for her, rather than ‘Daphne was the Nymph of the Dragon Flame’ over and over again). That said, Faragonda probably should’ve found out WHY Bloom was trying to find that information out, but it’s a very realistic flaw — Faragonda doesn’t know that the Trix are going to give her misinformation about her past (Ancestral Witches plot) nor does she know that the Trix are also going to spontaneously tell Bloom that she is the sole survivor of a planetary genocide. But then the Trix do this, tell Bloom all of this information at once, to torture and torment Bloom. It's psychological warfare. Faragonda is easing Bloom into the reality of who she is gently, revealing only a little at a time so as not to overwhelm her.

But then this approach fails when she places the responsibility for telling Bloom who she is on Avalon (although I cannot remember whether she actually knows that Avalon is 'showing her her past' AKA grooming Bloom). Bloom falling out of Faragonda's immediate thinking is exactly what leads to Dark Bloom because Faragonda hasn't clocked any of the warning signs that Bloom is in danger (such as spending increased amounts of time with Avalon, fighting with her boyfriend, being more distant with the girls). AND THIS IS SUCH A GOOD MISTAKE FOR FARAGONDA!! Because she has so much more to concentrate on in S2, like the fact that one of the most dangerous threats to the Magical Dimension has resurfaced, whom she knows will want the Codex' of the three magical schools and Pixie Village (and now is really such a convenient time for there to be pixies in Alfea, as though the political climate was not rough enough she needs these seventeen year olds to babysit political hostages) and will then focus his attention on Bloom, she has to try and organise some kind of defence against Darkar AND she's got a school to run (and the Winx are fighting amonst themselves). I love that she's doing all of this, in a way, for Bloom, but in doing so ends up neglecting her and letting fall right into the claws of the enemy.

And beyond that, one of my favourite things about Faragonda is how she treats the Winx like what they are: teenage schoolgirls. It is SO refreshing to see an adult actually take charge and responsibility in a show like Winx Club and even rarer to see the girls face consequences to their misbehaviour (regardless of if that misbehaviour is warranted, like their detour to Andros, or just teenage recklessness, such as skipping school to go on a daytrip to Gardenia without telling anybody where they are). Faragonda is a key political figure in the Magical Dimension and holds a LOT of influence, of course she isn't going to disclose the entire truth to a gang of sixteen year old girls who shouldn't be involved in these messes in the first place. AHHHHHHH SHE'S SO RESPONSIBLE SHE MAKES ME WANT TO BITE SOMETHING!!!!

Anyway, I am obsessed with the choice the make Faragonda a very sensible, intelligent, shrewd and caring adult in charge of a gang of reckless slackers with apparently NO self preservation skills. PEAK character design! Faragonda, you shady bitch, I love you.

[folkloristico]

i’m not necessarily opposed to the idea of alfea being an only girl school but i absolutely find it necessary to have male fairies in the show. like imagine avalon transforming in front of the girls but instead of being cool and mysterious he has a glittering skirt and high heels boots.