#winx club ideas

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I NEED IDEAS TO WRITE IN MY WINX CLUB BLOG PLEASE 🥺😭

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Random winx rewrite idea

Going off my headcanon that daphne is both bloom and Aisha's sister and it was an reign mary/francis/lola situation for their parents or the worse alternative it was a cassie/diana situation where marion had daphne and niobe had valtor. See as it's a reign situation marion was daphne's godmother so she made niobe bloom's godmother or the magic dimension equivalent. As I’m going through and doing a s3 rewatch I see that there is a lot more aisha and bloom scenes in season 3 and that could also be explained by saying bloom went to andros over break. So during the break between season 2 and 3 bloom spent it over on andros getting closer with Aisha and getting to know her godparents. Get to know healing magic even though the technique was different (think of uncle iroh using the different bending techniques) thus brings us to fairy forms I have an idea why they change Aisha's blue/green/pink to just blue and green because they didn't want two girls with the same color scheme and bloom was the main but this is an fanfic kinda anyways headcanon fairy forms are based on who you are as a person and where you come from so now. Also it would've held more weight if bloom and Aisha actually went to the omega dimension together because they spent time getting to know each other.

aisha in traditional androsian formal wear

bloom being the god-daughter in traditional androsian formal wear

[felonytaxevasion]

Doing my annual Winx Club rewatch and posting my two year old messy sketches to celebrate

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Old man Ogron

The idea of immortality goes into forever but of course they can still be killed by somebody else, so as long as eternity sounds they still would die you know. And I thought about it for a while, I came to the idea that Ogron would maybe be the last one alive. No this isn't a sad story type of thing Ogron is in peace with his memories and not in agony. This is just so long time skip of -I tried to find where I said it but failed miserably- when I headcanonning that Ogron would want to be those classical wizards during his elder days with this vibe around him. You knoww the "wizard"tm

A couple of details I want to mention

-the wizards were the 4 kings of Tir Na Nog for a long time so of course they influenced it over the centuries, the emblem on Ogron's hat is a symbol of "fairy hunter" it's like how war veterans have it. There's status of those emblems that represents your count. Ogron's is "uncountable amount Fairy Hunter", which is the highest that he wears with pride there's an X on the middle and wing symbols next to it.

-there's 3 circles on top of that on his hat those circles are to honour the other 3 black circle wizards and the same goes for the 3 circles on the thread holding his cape together infront of his chest.

-He's holding the black circle on top of his hat instead of hiding it inside of him. He's obviously stronger now so he doesn't even needs to do that.

[jessayleee]

AND NOW THE STARS OF 4KIDS WILL SING THE NATIONAL ANTHEM

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[devilheartsblog]

Wizards of the Cat Circle

Tagging @coredetenebris cause cat Duman inspired the idea

In terms of specific cats, Duman’s a black cat, Ogron’s a white cat, Gantlos is a main coon and Anagan’s a bobtailed tabby

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Winx Club is my go-to when faced with an AU challenge

[Komamiki week day 7: AU]

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Holy Shit a Bloom Winx Club redesign

Oh My God notes on it

If you can't read the notes on the first image here they are written out (under the cut)

Bloom: Fairy of the Dragon Flame

S1: 16, 5'6", She/Her, Bi (with a tiny bi flag)

Civilian Notes

Next to her hair it says "Short, Practical" and "Bisexual bob /j"

Next to her bracelet it says "Handmade"

Next to her bag and shirt it says "Book Bag, Contains more art supplies then school books" and "Random pins + Bi flag"

Next to her jeans it says "Customised" and "Dull colours to contrast w/ the fairy world"

Fairy Notes

Next to her hair it says "No knowledge of background = No crown"

Next to her wings it says "Simple, no identity as a fairy yet"

Next to her shorts it says "Shorts, Practical"

Next to her boots it says "Boots ✨Stylish✨"

There are too many notes on the notes page for me to write them all out again soz. This is a part of a larger rewrite I've been working on, on and off, for years so hopefully I get around to drawing more characters, fairy forms, and their looks for later "seasons" ! Bonus fact Bloom is AuDHD !!!

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I wouldn't really agree that boys are just arm candy in magical girl shows and only there to look cute. Yeah, sure the girls' friendships are the focus, but the boys are usually very much involved in the plot and most shows do explore their feelings about the odd things that happen due to magical shenanigans even if they aren't in the know (It's why ML baffles me even more with how they screwed up Adren's arc when he's the deuteragonist, when all these boys are supporting cast and get well rounded arcs)

I'm not much of a winx fan, but the specialists were very much not arm candy. Did the girls talk about them being cute? Yes, it's what teenage girls do. Did the narrative suggest they were good looking? Yes, but that's standard for most love interests in any genre. But we still got scenes with them talking amongst themselves about how they themselves feel and they got a fair share of badass fight scenes even if they wield no magic. A large amount of episodes actually included the boys and girls working as a team solving a mystery or fighting a villain. The girls might deal the finishing blow but the boys were still integral to the plot.

I hope this doesn't come across as hate, it definitely wasn't my intention. I'm just a bit too passionate about the magical girl genre.

I do think you have a good point with ML having a problem choosing a genre or blending two genres successfully.

For the CCS fans, I will add though that Cardcaptor Sakura had both Tomoyo and Syaoran serve as sources of motivation for Sakura. And both Sakura and Syaoran collecting cards even if Sakura is the only one who could seal them and yet never made you question whether Syaoran was even necessary for the job the way ml does with Chat.

I wasn't trying to say that boys have no part to play in magical girl team shows or that they're always treated as having no lives beyond the girls, that's why I mentioned that the Winx Club boys - aka, the Specialists - have their own (mostly off screen) lives and occasionally show up help the girls:

the boys are usually off doing their own thing and only occasionally show up for a date or to give the girls a ride on their cool bikes or magical spaceship

Even then, this is certainly a simplification of the roles that they play in the story, but I kind of had to simplify their roles down to their base components for the original post's discussion as I was talking in broad strokes of how these stories are written.

In terms of those broad strokes, the Specialists are absolutely only there for shipping fodder. That's why each one is assigned to a girl from the start and why their main role in the narrative is supporting their assigned love interest or causing relationship-based drama for their assigned love interest. If it weren't for shipping, then the Specialists would not exist.

While the Specialists do have fleshed out characters and may even effect the plot, the execution of those elements is designed around the girls. A really obvious example of this is the character Timmy, who has character development as the boy's tech guy. Why is he into technology? Because he's the designated love interest for the fairy of Technology and we have to show why they're a good match. Along similar lines, the boys don't really get plots that are removed from the girls because this is the girl's show. Every episode features one or more of the Winx, but the boys are optional and often don't appear.

This is because, narratively speaking, the boys are just love interests and that brings us back to Miraculous' big problem. You can't have a show where Adrien is written like a Specialist while also being part of the Winx Club and where Alya is written like she's part of the Winx Club while technically being more of a Specialist in terms of power set and actual narrative role.

I'm was thinking back to my memories of various Winx Club plots to find one that really highlighted what I mean here and I remembered that one of the big dramas in season one was the reveal that Bloom's love interest - Sky - was in an arranged marriage and had just never told her. As it turns out, that's a great example of what I'm talking about re Adrien!

Is that plot line technically based around Sky and letting his life effect the plot? Sure, but the fallout of that reveal revolves around Bloom, not Sky. The story doesn't really care how Sky's feeling as the conflict progresses. Instead, it focuses on how it affects Bloom and her friends because of course it does! She's the main character. It would be really weird if that plot suddenly focused on her side character love interest and his friends during one of her darkest hours/biggest moments.

Think of that and then consider how the ending of season five is written. Notice any similarities? Sure, this is Adrien's family drama, but because he's just a Specialist, the focus isn't on him. It's on Winx Club member Marinette and Adrien only shows up at the end for a kiss. That is the problem. That is what I'm talking about when I say that Miraculous will randomly write him as if we're watching a magical girl team show where Adrien is just the love interest.

In fact, let's really dig into this example because it's a good one.

You can have a look at the transcript for the finale episode of Miraculous season five here and see for yourself that Adrien doesn't even show up on screen until the final scenes when the big drama is over. The Winx Club wiki also has episode transcripts, so I took a look to see what happened in Winx land during the arranged marriage reveal plot (I love that this is a thing. It's so useful for fact checking myself!) This is the script for the episode after Bloom learns the truth. Sky does not appear even though his lies and family drama are the fuel for this episode's events, which are a major part of the season's arc. Note how perfectly that matches Adrien's writing?

Similarly, Sky's dialogue in the reveal episode is all about Bloom. He's worried about her learning the truth and thinking less of him. To match that, here's Adrien's only real dialogue in the penultimate episode of season five (full transcript):

Adrien:(Covers his ears.) I cannot transform... (Looks at his ring and tries taking it off.) Plagg: What are you doing?! Adrien: I'm not in my right mind. I'm too angry — at myself for falling short of Marinette's love, at my father for sending me here in London, at this stupid app and these rings that use my image... it makes me sick! This nightmare is giving me the horrible feeling that, if I transform, I'll get akumatized and destroy everything with my Cataclysm — Marinette, Ladybug... (Takes off the ring and hands it to Plagg.)

Switching back to Winx. After Bloom learns the truth about Sky, bad things happen because she's depressed. This results in her and the Winx going off on a journey to learn the truth of who Bloom is. After the girls share this big plot moment and Bloom gets her mojo back, the boys show up to be their ride home and to give Bloom her romance moment where Sky wins her back by declaring that he broke off the arranged married because he loves her.

Sky notably doesn't get an arc about choosing between his arranged marriage and his true love. We don't even know that the marriage is broken off until he tells Bloom because that was never really a conflict as far as the narrative was concerned. Of course he's going to pick Bloom! He's her designated side character love interest! He only exists to be with her. We don't need to treat this as a serious thing for him. The arranged marriage plot was never about him anyway. It was about giving Bloom a reason to have a darkest hour moment that moves the plot forward. Similarly, Sky calling off the marriage is nowhere near as important as him telling Bloom that he's called off the marriage to be with her in a grand romantic gesture.

This perfectly mirrors Miraculous' season five ending where Adrien doesn't appear until after Marinette is done fighting her big girl power fight against his father. As far as the writing is concerned, that fight isn't about him. His connection to the villain only really matters in terms of how it affects Marinette's actions during the final battle. Then, when the battle is over, Adrien shows up to give Marinette her big romance moment because, while the plot may be driven by Adrien's family, he is not a Winx club member. He's just a Specialist. Or, in the words of the head writer:

[image text: She's Barbie, he's Ken. You don't like it. I get it. It won't change. Anything else?] (The full, even more damning context of this tweet can be found here.)

What else can I say other than, "I rest my case."

Oh, and also that I didn't take this as an attack. I just thought it was a good opportunity to really dig into the nuances of this and what I was talking about in that original post as I never know how obvious this stuff is if you don't closely study story telling. As this case study hopefully shows, if a show is about a group of girl friends using the power of friendship, then their love interests may have important roles, but the boys are never going to be more important than the girls and most of the boy's screen time will be focused on romance and how their existence effects the girls because it's ultimately the girls' world. Without them, the show wouldn't exist. Without the boys? Well, then we just wouldn't have a romance plot.

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Anagan: Hey, I’m going to the grocery store. Either of you want to come with?

Gantlos: We are no longer allowed in the grocery store.

Anagan: What? Why?

Gantlos and Duman, remembering when Duman rode a grocery cart all around the store before crashing through a wall: …

Duman: Personal differences with store management.

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born to be a star

the pose in this drawing was based off of this panel from the first winx club comic

[monkayy]

if youre doing requests will you consider doing some of the other undersiders as fairies too. logically i recognize that only taylor, as a bug girl, is ripe for slapping wings on. irrationally i have a deep deep need to see alec in a funny little fancy fairy outfit

Ill absolutely draw alec in a funny little fairy outfit for you

I gotta say. Its difficult to make him more flamboyant than he already is

Also here's teeny sketches of the undersiders' fairy forms

[parola-di-winx]

just realized i never posted this MIRTA REDESIGN 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

[devilheartsblog]

How would The Wizards of the Black Circle get along and thinks of Dark! Musa’s Quillcat, Critty?

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girl help I'm back on my bullshit and I don't want to be lol