#winx morgana

[dragonfly0808]

Imma Just… Leave This Here

The Land of Eternal Youth

The Queen of Tír Na nÓg

The Portal Tomb

Just in case you wanna get an idea of… some stuff…

[spilledmilkfkdies]

I think all Major Fairies should combine their efforts to bring Duman back, take turns smacking him across the head, and then kill him again. For Closure reasons.

[riven-acid-mage]

On Mother's Day, not only Morgana came to Roxy, but also Nebula. Could this mean they are in a relationship? Perhaps Morgana failed to get along with Klaus and they reunited with Nebula.

[floral-butterfly]

[fairy-of-the-black-willow]

TRC Masterlist

Logline:

When Roxy turns 16, she’s given a trip to Ireland by her father Klaus and childhood friend Selina. Little does she know, this trip leads her to the mythical island of Tir Na nOg, where she discovers her true heritage as a fairy and must navigate the tensions between fairies and witches while forging her own destiny.

Genre:

Fantasy, Adventure, Drama

Tone:

A blend of magical realism, whimsical fantasy, and coming-of-age drama with a dash of comedy. Think of Winx Club meets The Owl House, with a deeper exploration of friendship, self-discovery, and magical politics.

Target Audience:

Teens and Young Adults (12-18 years old) who enjoy high fantasy, character-driven narratives, and exploring themes of identity, friendship, and overcoming prejudice.

Setting:

Tir Na nOg – A magical, floating island hidden from the human world. Known as the Land of Fairies, it’s a mystical realm full of enchanted forests, mystical lakes, and ancient secrets. The island also hosts the Tir Na nOg School of Fairies and the Tir Na nOg School of Witches, both where Roxy and Selina will learn and grow as they discover the hidden history of the world.

Main Characters:

Roxy – Fairy of the Wild

The Protagonist

Age: 16

Roxy is fiery, bossy, and highly enthusiastic about everything, especially when it comes to adventure. She's short-tempered but has a heart of gold, always fighting for what’s right. When Roxy discovers that she’s a fairy, she feels empowered but also conflicted, as she’s forced to come to terms with the politics and prejudice between fairies and witches. She is the Fairy of the Wild, with the unique ability to control nature, which she must learn to master.

Selina – Witch of Imagination

The Best Friend

Age: 16

Selina is calm, polite, and intelligent, always the voice of reason. However, she harbors deep-seated fears and trauma from her past, particularly regarding fairies, which complicates her relationship with Roxy’s new identity. Despite their bond, Selina's jealousy and manipulation by darker forces threaten to tear apart their friendship. Selina’s powers as the Witch of Imagination allow her to bring things to life through her creativity.

Klaus – Roxy’s Father

The Protector

Age: 40s

Klaus is Roxy’s adoptive father and a man of mystery. His past is shrouded in secrets, but his love for Roxy is unwavering. He’s the one who secretly knows of Tir Na nOg and helps guide Roxy and Selina to their destinies.

Princess Krystal – Fairy of Wetlands

The Guide

Age: 16

Princess Krystal is a student at the Tir Na nOg School of Fairies and Roxy’s first friend on the island. She is kind, nurturing, and becomes Roxy’s mentor in flying and mastering her magical abilities. She represents the more diplomatic approach to fairy politics and becomes Roxy’s closest ally in learning about the fairy world.

The Y2K Girls (Yomi, Kyral, Kelli) – Mean Fairies

The Bullies

Ages: 16-17

Yomi, Kyral, and Kelli are fairies from Roxy’s school who are prejudiced against non-pure fairies and witch-kind. They serve as antagonists, often mocking Roxy and Krystal, and fueling the tensions between fairies and witches.

Rachel – Witch of Love

The Counterpart to Selina

Age: 16

Rachel is Selina’s bubbly, extroverted classmate at the Tir Na nOg School of Witches. She’s passionate about love magic and serves as a foil to Selina’s more introspective nature. Rachel’s positive attitude provides an emotional counterpoint to the dark manipulation of Nebula.

Nebula – Queen of Witches, Witch of War

The Mentor-turned-Antagonist

Age: 1000+

Nebula is a powerful and ancient witch who mentors Selina in the arts of war and strategy. She is the keeper of the Black Circle and holds an ulterior motive to use Selina to bring chaos to the balance between witches and fairies. Her manipulative nature makes her a formidable foe, but her backstory reveals a complex character torn between loyalty and ambition.

Morgana – Queen of Fairies, Fairy of Justice

The Fairy Mentor

Age: 1000+

Morgana is the wise, yet stern, Queen of the Fairies. She becomes Roxy’s mentor in understanding her true powers and heritage. Morgana, as the Fairy of Justice, is the keeper of the White Circle and holds a deep belief in the necessity of peace between all magical beings, though her methods can be tough.

Plot Points and Story Arcs:

Roxy’s 16th Birthday

The show kicks off when Roxy turns 16 and is surprised with a trip to Ireland by her father and Selina. Upon arriving at Tir Na nOg, she is introduced to the magical world of fairies and witches and discovers that she is a fairy herself. This revelation shocks her, especially considering her close bond with Selina, a witch.

Discovery of Her Powers

As Roxy learns more about the magical world, she begins to realize the complexity of her powers. She is the Fairy of the Wild, with control over nature, animals, and the wilderness. The more she learns about her abilities, the more she feels torn between her human upbringing and her fairy heritage.

The Circle Keepers

Roxy is chosen to be mentored by Morgana, the Fairy of Justice, while Selina is trained by Nebula, the Witch of War. They each learn about their respective circles—the White Circle for fairies (justice, nature, peace) and the Black Circle for witches (war, chaos, and darkness)

Selina’s Jealousy and Manipulation by Nebula

As Roxy flourishes in her new life, Selina grows increasingly jealous of the attention Roxy receives from their mentors and the fairy world. Nebula manipulates Selina’s insecurities and convinces her to steal the White Circle, believing that if she brings it to Nebula, she can gain more power.

The Betrayal

Selina’s jealousy and fear reach their peak when she betrays Roxy, leading to a crisis that threatens to tear apart both the fairy and witch communities. Roxy feels hurt and confused by her friend’s actions but must decide whether to forgive Selina or fight her.

Redemption and Reunion

Eventually, Selina realizes the consequences of her actions and redeems herself by helping Roxy and the other fairies fight back against Nebula’s tyranny. Together, they plan to unite the White and Black Circles to bring peace and balance between fairies and witches.

Fusing the Circles

In the season finale, Roxy uses her newfound strength to fuse the White and Black Circles, ending the rift between witches and fairies and establishing a new era of cooperation and understanding between the two groups.

Themes:

Identity and Self-Discovery: Roxy’s journey is about embracing her true self and understanding her place in the world.

Friendship and Loyalty: The tension between Roxy and Selina explores how friendships can be tested by jealousy, fear, and misunderstanding.

Prejudice and Tolerance: The divide between fairies and witches mirrors real-world divisions, and the show explores the importance of breaking down barriers and fostering understanding.

Redemption and Forgiveness: Selina’s character arc is about finding forgiveness and redemption, showing that it’s never too late to change.

[butterfly-winx]

Morgana, queen of the Fey Court of Earth

[existentialcrisis-24-7]

This might not be her final design but this is what I’m going for with Morgana! The leaves on her dress are actually brimstone butterfly wings matching the one on her necklace and headpiece! Enjoy :)

[hakidra]

Roxy and Morgana, a retake:

Ok... I don't know you all but for me, Roxy being Morgana's daughter feels so... weird?? Like Morgana was imprisoned centuries ago but she somehow went 16 years ago, had fun with klaus, gave birth to a daughter and then disappeared again?? It always bothered me. She could have maybe temporarily escape and got distracted by klaus but I don't really like that idea

A quick solution I came with could be that instead of being Morgana's daughter, Roxy could be her descendant (Basically her great great great, you get the deal), Morgana could have had a daughter that eventually fled to the human world after the whole Tir Nan Og tragedy and settled with humans, having the magic dormant in the family for generations until it finally popped up again when Roxy came into the picture. (Or maybe it could have popped up before but Roxy doesn't really know much from her mother's family anyways....)

Feeling all that power deep inside this girl, Morgana could contact her and start the whole reviving Tir Nan Og and freeing the earth fairies ordeal. And in contrast the wizards could also start sensing this magic again and give chase.

(We won't talk about bloom right now, probably will talk about it in a season 4 rewrite ideas post later)

But going back to Roxy, this could lead to maybe her being interested in her background, after all "Who was her mother?" Plus all the Morgana dreams contacting her... maybe she could think Morgana is her mom, or an ancestor guiding her.

Plus it would mark much more the difference between roxy and Morgana. Roxy is the mix between a fairy and a human (mostly all human now since her fairy ancestor is from generations ago) so she could feel conflicted that she doesn't understand the way of thinking of her magic people, morgana on the other hand, could maybe see her own daughter in Roxy, which is why she's so desperate for her to join, in a way wanting Roxy to be her "daughter", maybe telling her something like "This is what a fairy should do (name for Morgana's daughter)" and Roxy telling her "I'm not her! I'm Roxy"

A conflict that could occur is that Morgana doesn't exactly care about Roxy as an individual, but more in the fact that she sees her as her late daughter, wanting her to be her. Basically a replacement, which is sad but well... We can have more evil fairies >:)

Morgana intruding in Roxy's mind could even be more scary, since she would always be telling her stuff, wanting to control her, to make her join her. She would want Roxy in her possession, whether she wants it or not.

Picture as scenes like this, with Morgana being angry, telling roxy to stop helping the winx, wanting to control her but Roxy always managing to stop it via herself or the winx giving her a hand.

After all, even tho Morgana is cold, she has a soft spot for Roxy, as she would clearly tell her fairies to not hurt her. She wants to have Roxy by her side so she could (in a way) have her daughter again. But this time... have her do what she wants.

In conclusion to summarise:

• Roxy is Morgana's descendant and she is being contacted by her after the fairy queen noticed her huge power inside.

• Morgana had a daughter named (in process so no name), who fled to the human world after a fight with her mother.

Thanks to this, she survived the Tir Nan Og catastrophe and managed to live on, her descendants carrying her legacy until the recent era, aka: Roxy.

• Morgana doesn't take Roxy into account really, sometimes calling her by her late daughter name, and wanting her to act like she says, this would be very clear after Roxy frees the earth fairies. Having Morgana invading her mind much more often, telling her to join her side and to help her "real people".

• Roxy looks the same as always but in this retake, the earth fairies would have a different physical appearance to look more "magical" like having pointy ears similar to elfs and looking a little different so they can have some differences with humans but still share other things. (Imagine them with ears like tinkerbell)

This would mark more the divide between Roxy and Morgana.

• Earth fairies are no saints, this would be better explained in other posts.

This could be considered an idea dump about some ideas I have for a season 4 rewrite.

[charmixpower]

Winxtober Day Seven: Legends

The book Bloom had been reading was open to it's first page. "Long ago, when earth still had magic, there was a queen. Morgana the Fae."

I think it's very interesting how the earth fairies, if earth is like it is here, all became literally myths. Also think it's neat if Bloom knew all of them religiously and was super interested in which parts were real and what was embellished

My reference:

[sabrina-bee-art]

The Terrestrial Fairies

Let’s talk a bit about the Terrestrial Fairies, because so far, I haven’t really gotten into their whole deal.

So initially I found the idea of this season revolving around the mysterious disappearance of the Terrestrial Fairies kind of intriguing. It’s a question that was introduced all the way back in season 1 and hasn’t been answered since. We do get the answer pretty quickly though, and in a bit of an underwhelming way. Not so much the Winx figuring out the mystery, as the answer getting thrown at their heads by our conveniently monologuing Ogron. But even then we only learn that the Wizards are responsible for their disappearance, not why they did it, or how that affected the course of the Earths history. Or how the Wizards, four rather regular dudes, managed to wipe out this whole culture of Warrior Fairies.

I find the idea of Dark Fairies as antagonists for the Winx very interesting. A sort of opposite of how they perceive themselves as good and kind guardian fairies.

When the Terrestrial Fairies show up in episode 17, we haven’t really taken the time to learn anything about them. They barely ever came up, apart from Nebula possessing Roxy in Episode 9. The circumstances of their defeat by the Wizard’s hands are still unknown to the Winx, as is their culture. The girlies are not really interested in learning about it either, not even Roxy, even while trying to find the Terrestrial Fairies. Maybe they could have looked for clues and stumbled on remains of their existence and pieced together some information. Instead, the Winx start looking for, and find the Fairies, that is Tir Na Nog, within one episode. I felt cheated when I first watched it, especially since this has such enormous ramifications for the remainder of the season when the Fairies turn out to be antagonists. I really like that as a concept, but I found the way it was executed disappointing.

In my opinion, the last third of the season is the strongest part, just because the stakes are so high. The fairies have a clear plan and motivations, and best of all, that is communicated to the audience. Them destroying humanity is a big enough threat to make sense for the Winx to stand in their way, when previously the conflict with the Wizards didn’t challenge the Winx on a character basis. The fact that the Winx don’t seem to feel much urgency once the Terrestrial Fairies aren’t directly attacking, is not great, but I take what I can get at this point.

What I don’t like is how the Fairies coming back and all their antics seemingly have no consequences for the wider world. This should be a huge thing. Diana is attacking the planet via nature, Aurora is freezing half of the northern hemisphere…how does that affect humanity? And – how does it affect the Magical Dimension? How can the girlies just go back to Gardenia and work at the Love & Pet Shop? That is some missed opportunity to do something interesting with the Winx character wise. The girlies fucked up. Even if they couldn’t have known the severity of bringing the Terrestrial Fairies back. They should still feel responsible for the, possibly, thousands and millions of deaths the Terrestrial Fairies caused. Even though the Winx are not responsible for the Fairies actions, it should have an impact on them. They decided to open the portal to Tir Na Nog. How does it affect them emotionally? How does that change their self-perception? What will they do to fix it? It could even spark conflict between the characters, have them deal with some opposing opinions. It’s realistic that at some point in your life you find yourself disagreeing on fundamental questions with your close friends, so that is something the show could explore in a season where they try to have the Winx grow up beyond the school setting. Nothing there though because we have a concert to prepare for!

The Wrath of the Terrestrial Fairies is then resolved so quickly and unceremoniously that it almost retroactively cheapens their threat as antagonists. And honestly, given that the Terrestrial Fairies are probably responsible for a good amount of death and destruction, the Winx just accepting their change of mind feels very lacklustre. There should be some consequences for the Fairies. They should have to make an effort to be redeemed. They did, after all, attack innocent people. Yeah, they are pissed, in way rightfully so, and want revenge, but also, the people they are attacking now are not the same people that lived a millennia ago when they were first fighting the Wizards. It’s a complicated conversation that has real world implications and feels like a much more mature topic for Winx Club to tackle than what we had before, especially when it’s crammed into only 10 episodes. That was maybe too little time for this topic to be explored in an appropriate way. Also, since we never find out the details about the first war between the Terrestrial Fairies and the Wizards, we don’t know anything about the involvement of humans in that conflict. So the Fairies attacking people seems more unreasonable and straight up evil than it maybe would otherwise. We don’t know what happened back then, and we never find out. Did the humans just look away and let the Wizards pull off fairies wings in broad daylight? Or were the Fairies always a little separate from human society as is implied by Tir Na Nog, their Dimension, being a separate thing with a portal in between Earth and the Magical Dimension. And if so, did the humans even really notice what was happening? Context is important when the conflict revolves around revenge for the injustice done to the Terrestrial Fairies and their reaction to it. It’s important for the audience to know so that at the end, when the Fairies come around again, we can also understand that they are not truly evil but came from a place of hurt. Instead of attacking the Wizards, the cause of their hurt, they attack the Earth and humanity and cause a lot of damage. To the audience that is an extreme reaction, especially since “the Fairies Wings grew back” so there’s not really any severe, long-lasting consequence of the Wizards actions. The Fairies behaviour though seems disproportionally brutal, which makes the rushed conclusion of them turning around again, very hard to swallow.

And then, at the very end, they are under attack from the Wizards again. And loose…the super powerful, not even Believix works against them, Terrestrial Fairies can’t even deal with the Wizards. I just. I can’t.

I wish we had seen more of the Terrestrial Fairies as a distinct culture. How are they different from Fairies of the rest of the Magical Dimension? Their status as Warrior Fairies, what does that mean? How does the Magical Dimension react to their reappearance? I mean, I get why we didn’t see more of that, explored their culture a little, because their, lets call it “arc”, was really tacked onto the last third of the season. Now, imagine if in the first two thirds we didn’t spend so much time with the Love & Pet Shop or the Rockband or Relationship Drama and instead tried to find the Terrestrial Fairies and learnt more about them, that could have been so cool, and served as a better connection between the rather separate parts of the season. Ugh. I’m so tired.

[emie-emeli]

I was thinking of this...

"Where's Nebula ?" She's Morgana's pearl :]

[devilheartsblog]

Dropping a fanfic for spooky month this year! I finished writing it yesterday so hope y’all enjoy!

[spilledmilkfkdies]

Sybilla : Did you friend kill the here by present wizard? *points at Duman who is probably quite confused*

Riven: *looks away* Nooo

Duman: JERK YOU WERE HOLDING ME DOWN 5 MINUTES BEFORE THAT YOU SAW

"Nuh uh"

"Fym nuh uh"

ALL of you GUILTY by ASSOCIATION smh

This trial will either take 10 minutes or a full week, uninterrupted. Because yeah on one hand nobody's actually dead, but is that not still attempted murder at least? I know Ogron, Gantlos and Anagan are pissed either way, Duman's just kinda there. Mans went from deadly ill, to exploded, to being put together and probably fine. Physically. PLEASE give him like an hour to collect himself, get him a drink and a cigarette. And maybe something fried.

[curemoonlightsworld]

[crescentmoon-flower]

Rewatching winx season 4 for nostalgia and realizing how wierd some things are

Ep. 7

Musa posing like the drama queen she is

How did Stella drag roxy upwards like that

"I'm a great shot" im sure you are

Stella darling you managed to contradict yourself

Musa your great, and I wish you kept these spells

Nevermind then musa is useless

Stella contradicting herself again

Oh poor doggy, also I would react the same to someone hurting my baby

Oh wow roxy is strong

Awww, tiny kitten

Flora and anagan flirting, its actually kinda cute

What the hell even is gantlos's power

Aw, sweet old rich woman

And gantlos found them

Yeah that car crash is about right

Also for a second I thought the woman was going to help roxy

Sassy gantlos

Oh wow that was a close one

Wow artu is smart, I wonder is that's a side effect of being around roxy

Spirit speech

Oh poor artu

Oh that's a close one part 2

First magic!

What exactly did roxy do though?

Sudden upbeat Music

Well that's a tone shift

Weren't they all just on the floor in the last frame?

Specialist deus ex machina

Nabu speaks really wierd sometimes

Oh my god Rivington chopped duman's hair XD

Did they just corner ogron and leave the others?

Awww, supportive timmy

Wow aisha is in a great mood.

I... don't thing implicitly is the word your looking for

Naaaawwwww

Liesssssss, you'll end up with more

HAHA, flora and aisha's reactions are great

Wait...... Didn't timmy already have a job?? Did he quit to be around roxy more? Or is he doing both?

How did he go from helia to Tobias? The others are similar but helia?

BOO-BOO XD

Oh okay nevermind

Oh my god, the one who doesn't work there is the only one he got right

As a only child and a girl, I feel you roxy

Ooooooohhhhh, musa

Bloom my god

Hey its that girl who everyone thought is the last fairy

Swimsuits?ok

Animation mistake roxy's sleeves

Spend the whole day talking to the neighbours canary?

Ok at least faragonda is kept in the loop

The fairy pets are adorable but useless

A yes, mcguffin wings bearly used

Guide book? What guide book?

What's with the sudden change of heart about keeping things secret

Why doesn't morgana just tell roxy who she is?

Ep 8

Pointless fluff

Oh kiko

More pointless fairy pet things

Didn't tecna explain the website several times now.

Finally common sense for stupid romance problems

Convenient timing

Did roxy sleep the entire day?

Ok the whole pictures arrange themselves in the same way

Cowboy outfits, actually one of my faves

Kind of worry roxy had a bother reaction to magic wardrobe change

Oh the Stella silent treatment

Ok from experience no large camper or bus like that has 4wheel drive

Suddenly I remember that the driver in world of winx was also aisha

I'd love to go there on horseback

Dramatic duman

Sadly irrelevant to the conversation flora

Don't like this man

Oh no this is going to be a disaster

Snort* flying bear

Seriously what are gantlos's powers?

Wait they can miniaturise what not in enchantix?

Smoke them out, smart

Gantlos is my reaction to

Did the circle burn him or just hurt?

Well that's awsome

Oh my god that man is dedicated to not noticing shit

That smile is creepy

Isn't this man a lumberjack? How is he going to survive now?

Why does bloom get to keep the circle?

And their back

Pets aren't typically allowed at bars

Pointless pet fluff

Nabu forshadowing

Aww tecna is emoting so much, I'm proud!

Damn this all, more mitzie

...well she had a good singing voice

He has work, stella

He's going to break that guitar

More nabu foreshadowing

Creepy surfer man

For a really important episode it feels like 70 percent is pointless

[fairy-of-the-black-willow]

I've been wanting to write a fairy story for a while now. My main inspiration has always been winx. So imagine my excitement when I stumbled upon @teawinx creation. The Roxy's Chronicles.

I've been wanting to write how I interpret this series spin off for like... forever.

I created a chronology and lore for the 3 hypothetical seasons. (Maybe I could write more, It depends on how much Teawinx likes it.

In the following blogs I will explain my take on the characters with Lore and everything. I will be using MY fanart of Teawinx designs so I can my my posts more unique. But keep in mind this is an au of an au, the fanfic of the fanfic, by fans and for fans