So xxheartsUpx ilitumwa an link on this club's wall. I was interested and clicked on it to see what it was about...and boy did it piss me off!
The mwandishi starts off kwa telling those who do not know about the show, what it is about. Oh, and should I mention that she knows nothing about it? She thinks the girls are still 16-17, even though we're in the fifth season now, and only seems to remember: Flora, Roxy, Musa and Tecna. Great job! Didn't even do any research what-so-ever when wewe wrote this. That's always a good sign!
After that embarrassing bit, she begins her "true" first paragraph with this:
"The girls of the Winx Club have tiny little spindly arms and legs – which is what beautiful looks like – and wear skirts and dresses so ridiculously short that, if they were to bend over, wewe would see their entire vagina, even if they were wearing underwear. I have interpreted this as an example of them displaying their sexual prowess. Because all boys upendo legs, they have to onyesha as much leg as possible. What’s more, wewe are not allowed to be fat, for fear of insult:
Musa: Narrow passageway, plus-size fairy? Not good.
Stella: Plus-size fairy?! That’s not very nice!
Bloom: We got you, Stella!
Musa: And I didn’t mean anything kwa calling wewe plus-size."
First of all, just because the style of the girls is something different, doesn't mean that the onyesha is fucking promoting that ALL women should be this skinny. Oh well, then I guess Barbie is promoting that girls should drive fucking minivans and become damn mermaids! Second, the way that they dress isn't even that bad. In Winx they mostly wear shorts, and even in their seasons 1-3 attire, their skirts are at least slightly above their knees. In season four, the only one wearing a dress is Flora and that's precisely it: a dress. It stops above her knees. In season five, Stella is the only one wearing a dress but the same thing goes. The most skin they've probably ever revealed is their beach, pwani outfits au their Sophix outfits. (And those were each shown for what, one episode?) And finally...."Sexual prowess"? As in, defining their girls au that the outfits are "sexy"? The outfits aren't sexy. Winx covers most of their skin; Enchantix is fairy-like; Believix has casual-ish clothes; Harmonix is dresses and elegant skirts; Sirenix has no skin inaonyesha what-so-ever with those long tights and tops. So...where are these sexy fighting clothes wewe speak of? kwa the way, finally addressing this "plus-sized" thing...She uses the episode where Stella transforms into a monster as an example of the "badness" of the show. Well, it's a good episode. Stella is insecure about her looks but she soon finds out that Brandon could see what she looked like (As a monster) and still loved her because he knew it was still his Stella. What's a better, (Even though, cliched) moral than loving someone for who they are and not kwa their appearance?
This is her inayofuata "big" paragraph:
"Another important facet of this delightful onyesha marketed at young girls is the characters’ incredible dependency on their significant others (who, 100 per cent of the time, are big, muscular and manly):
Brandon: wewe look beautiful!
Princess Stella: wewe saying that makes me feel beautiful!
Every episode, flying around in their short skirts, the Winx Club prevent a horrible tragedy from occurring. But they always end up in the arms of their men."
Since when have the girls been dependent on their boyfriends? Do wewe ever see the boys fight? Hardly! The girls are always the ones that step in to save people and prevent evil. She even claims that all the girls have a boyfriend. Uh, no sweetie. In season one, Flora didn't have one and Musa and Tecna both didn't really seem that interested in boys. Layla hated the idea of having a boyfriend in season 2, and didn't even like Nabu when she first met him. (She mentioned a "fairy of animals" before, but guess what? Roxy doesn't have a boyfriend, dumb-ass.) Plus, she alisema that the Trix have boyfriends. Uh...what? Are wewe stupid? Darcy manipulated Riven in season 1, and the Trix joined Darkar and Valtor. There's a difference. Boys aren't that important, okay? They don't gush over them (Well, maybe Stella does) but having a man isn't important in this series. (But, she was using season 5 as an example for this article. Not a great source)
Here's her inayofuata paragraph:
"Having read all this, let’s put on the cute shoes of a 12 mwaka old girl: what does this onyesha tell us?
1. wewe are capable of saving the world … if wewe are a fairy.
2. You’re not capable of happiness au beauty unless wewe have a boyfriend.
3. Your boyfriend comes before everything, including saving the world and your best friends.
4. If wewe are 16 and wewe don’t have a boyfriend, wewe have failed.
5. Your boyfriend must be big and muscular and manly (and look significantly older than you), au else wewe have failed.
6. Short skirts and dresses are key. Everyone must almost see your vagina.
7. If wewe don’t have the tiniest, stringiest arms and legs, you’re “plus-size” and hence not accepted.
8. wewe are submissive to your boyfriend.
9. Even if you’re evil, wewe still need a boyfriend. And to be submissive to him.
10. Pollution and robbers are super evil."
Let me just address this one kwa each point.
For the first: uh...how the hell did wewe get that? The characters being primarily female is teaching girls that they can be the Heroes and that they should believe in themselves. So what, kwa going with that logic, if they watch "Tinkerbell" au "Sailor Moon" they should only be able to believe in themselves and strive for a higher opinion if they're magical? Yep. Makes sense.
For the second: do they shove the idea of boys in our faces? No. When we first meet the girls, they seem to have no intention of having a romantic relationship sometime au another. But, it's a girl show. It's fucking obvious that there's going to be romance. Most of the girls don't have a relationship in the beginning, au don't even seem interested in boys. Yeah, they eventually find a guy but some still don't get comfortable with their relationship until season three. (Tecna, Musa and Layla, really) Stella really is the only one who starts off with a boyfriend. Each of the girls have to fight their feelings and shyness to eventually tell each of the ones they like how they feel. (Which wewe see zaidi in season two)
For the third: boyfriend comes before everything? Are wewe basing this on one fucking episode wewe saw au something? Tecna saved a whole goddamn planet without talking to her "precious" boyfriend before doing it. Flora saved her sister from drowning before consulting her boyfriend. Bloom went in to defeat countless evil before asking her boyfriend. Musa saved a princess from moto before asking her boyfriend. Layla went blind and stood up to evil before asking her boyfriend. Stella stood in front of an angry dragon to protect her father before asking her boyfriend. Like, are wewe stupid, au what? Of course they care zaidi about their families, homes, friendship and the whole damn universe than their boyfriends! Sure they care about them, but wewe don't see the Winx asking if they can stop a dangerous evil before taking it on, do you? No! They just go and do what they have to because it needs to be done.
For the fourth: sweet mother of God! Why do wewe keep shoving this boyfriend thing? The onyesha doesn't even promote the boys this much! And...they all had boyfriends at 16? Musa didn't [really] have one. Tecna didn't care for boys. Flora didn't have one. Layla didn't have one. Roxy didn't (And still doesn't) have one. So, invalid point.
For the fifth: oh Lord another boyfriend thing. Muscular and manly? Timmy is a dork who loves playing video games and is awkward. Helia loves nature and poems and animals. Nabu likes to goof off with magic and act snarky. How are they all "manly" and "tough"? Just because they go to a training school, doesn't mean they'll all be these buff douche-bags.
For the sixth: they don't always wear these mini-skirts. And what is your obsession that they will onyesha their vaginas? Do wewe know how short these skirts will be? And the onyesha isn't that stupid. The outfits are sensible for fucks sake. I'm sure they've seen worse on television, with Nicki Minaj and Snooki creeping the channels.
For the seventh: the tiniest, stringiest legs and arms? That's just the way the characters are designed. Barbie is based off of actual women so I don't see why you're not getting pissy at her perfect rack, waist and stomach. The Powerpuff girls are drawn as chibis but wewe don't see girls trying to become fat au something to imitate them. Like I alisema before, if wewe think the Winx are promoting wewe have to be skinny to be beautiful (Which it isn't) then don't let your kids watch the show.
For the eight: submissive to your boyfriend? Uh no. Layla hated Nabu when she first met him and usually tried to shove aside any help aliyopewa kwa the boys in the sekunde season. Tecna is very independent and hardly calls upon Timmy for help. Even Stella, the most flamboyant of the group just doesn't fall into the arms of Brandon. If she wants to do something, she will. I mean, "submissive"? What is this, the middle-ages?
For the ninth: fuck, the Trix do not have boyfriends. Darcy manipulated Riven; they all eventually destroyed Darkar; and they did the same with Valtor. Yeah, they screwed Icy up in the fifth season, but all the characters got screwed over in that season, so what's new.
For the tenth: I know season five really shoved that "go green" ideology into our faces a lot, but...shouldn't your kids already know this? Robbers aren't bad? Polluting the Earth until it becomes uninhabitable isn't bad? Stealing hard-earned money from people isn't bad? Are wewe stupid, au what?
This is her inayofuata few paragraphs, of course, bringing out the oh so reliable...feminist card:
"We all talk about feminism as if it’s the most obvious thing in the world; but, the zaidi I’ve talked to people, the zaidi I’ve started to realise that a large amount of women really do want to abide kwa these old school rules. If wewe don’t believe me, consult the best-seller Fifty Shades of Grey au listen to how it has ‘transformed’ the lives of women. Then come back and tell me that women seek to be equal.
I kind of feel like Winx Club tells us some horrible things. Essentially, it tells young girls that they can’t feel fulfilled unless they wear really short skirts and makeup, possess hunky boyfriends and wield fairy maua, ua powers. It is one thing to, as an adult, look at the facts logically and say that feminism makes sense; and yet, perhaps we underestimate how influential televisheni can be. I can’t help but think that certain ideas in women’s heads can be traced back to shows like Winx Club. Maybe, we think, it’s actually OK to only want to impress a man? Even though we are pulling off some super-cool fairy magic shit?"
Okay, first of all, using "Fifty Shades of Grey" as a fucking example, is probably the stupidest thing that wewe can do. The amount of sales that this book series has, doesn't have anything to do with how women now-days want to be treated. The whole series was basically a published fan-fiction that middle-aged single women with no lives could use to have a thrill. (Why do wewe think the "Twilight" series sold so well amongst older women?) Just because some people enjoy kusoma this degrading and disgusting "porn", doesn't mean that they all want to be bound and slapped and shit. Second, when does Winx force these "messages" unto your children? Since when do girl shows not involve some makeup, boys and magic? How can she find this a bad influence on today's children, when there are awful songs on the radio, violent video games, violent and sexy sinema and shows, and the entire damn internet. If you're getting your panties in a wad for having the Winx wear short-skirts, then wewe might as well take Barbie away! And The Little Mermaid! And all other paraphernalia that has women wearing nothing but bras au imba au being princess'—because feminist and people like this seem to have issues with all that as well. Finally, I've watched this onyesha since I was about, 9 au 10, but I don't dress up like a "hussy" to impress guys and feel good about myself. The onyesha was something big for me because it showed girl superheroes. Yes, it is now over-used, but the only other superheroes I knew who were girls were the "Powerpuff Girls" and maybe Wonder-Women and that's it. I was so used to guys being the ones to step in and save the day, so seeing girls being the ones to actually be the heroes, was really cool for me. If wewe truly believe that watching a onyesha like this will turn wewe into someone who thinks their looks are everything and they need to impress a man in life well...there's something wrong with you. No normal child is this stupid.
And here is her closing paragraph:
"The feminist cause is not going to prevail if we continue to present young girls with stuff like Winx Club, Bratz Dolls and those new shitty Monsterz Dollz (is that what they’re even called?). Young girls will soon become young women, and some will inevitably come to believe that seeking the manliest partner and wearing a short skirt, upindo should be their highest priorities in life – closely followed kwa saving the world with magic, of course."
Well, you're feminist cause certainly isn't going to do anything if wewe criticizing shit that doesn't need to be in the first place! You're over analyzing a onyesha aimed for young girls. The messages are: believe in yourself, girls can be Heroes too, and upendo your family and friends. Not that deep, really. Straffi didn't secretly insert these subliminal messages that tell girls to dress like whores and go hunt down hunky dudes. I watched this ever since I was a kid and I turned out fine. (Completely the opposite of what the mwandishi is insinuating, actually) And if your daughter turns out like the way she described, it's not because of the show, movie au video-games, it's due to how wewe raised her. How wewe nurtured them. Blaming the harmless children onyesha is not going to help your so called "whore" of a daughter, not is it?
This about wraps up my rant. And, I'm sorry, but this woman is a fucking idiot. If wewe change your mind on the onyesha because of the stupid makala she wrote, than you're a big of a twat as she is. So, all in all...fuck this makala and screw the one who wrote it.
The mwandishi starts off kwa telling those who do not know about the show, what it is about. Oh, and should I mention that she knows nothing about it? She thinks the girls are still 16-17, even though we're in the fifth season now, and only seems to remember: Flora, Roxy, Musa and Tecna. Great job! Didn't even do any research what-so-ever when wewe wrote this. That's always a good sign!
After that embarrassing bit, she begins her "true" first paragraph with this:
"The girls of the Winx Club have tiny little spindly arms and legs – which is what beautiful looks like – and wear skirts and dresses so ridiculously short that, if they were to bend over, wewe would see their entire vagina, even if they were wearing underwear. I have interpreted this as an example of them displaying their sexual prowess. Because all boys upendo legs, they have to onyesha as much leg as possible. What’s more, wewe are not allowed to be fat, for fear of insult:
Musa: Narrow passageway, plus-size fairy? Not good.
Stella: Plus-size fairy?! That’s not very nice!
Bloom: We got you, Stella!
Musa: And I didn’t mean anything kwa calling wewe plus-size."
First of all, just because the style of the girls is something different, doesn't mean that the onyesha is fucking promoting that ALL women should be this skinny. Oh well, then I guess Barbie is promoting that girls should drive fucking minivans and become damn mermaids! Second, the way that they dress isn't even that bad. In Winx they mostly wear shorts, and even in their seasons 1-3 attire, their skirts are at least slightly above their knees. In season four, the only one wearing a dress is Flora and that's precisely it: a dress. It stops above her knees. In season five, Stella is the only one wearing a dress but the same thing goes. The most skin they've probably ever revealed is their beach, pwani outfits au their Sophix outfits. (And those were each shown for what, one episode?) And finally...."Sexual prowess"? As in, defining their girls au that the outfits are "sexy"? The outfits aren't sexy. Winx covers most of their skin; Enchantix is fairy-like; Believix has casual-ish clothes; Harmonix is dresses and elegant skirts; Sirenix has no skin inaonyesha what-so-ever with those long tights and tops. So...where are these sexy fighting clothes wewe speak of? kwa the way, finally addressing this "plus-sized" thing...She uses the episode where Stella transforms into a monster as an example of the "badness" of the show. Well, it's a good episode. Stella is insecure about her looks but she soon finds out that Brandon could see what she looked like (As a monster) and still loved her because he knew it was still his Stella. What's a better, (Even though, cliched) moral than loving someone for who they are and not kwa their appearance?
Message: Those who upendo wewe for who wewe are, don't care what wewe look like.
This is her inayofuata "big" paragraph:
"Another important facet of this delightful onyesha marketed at young girls is the characters’ incredible dependency on their significant others (who, 100 per cent of the time, are big, muscular and manly):
Brandon: wewe look beautiful!
Princess Stella: wewe saying that makes me feel beautiful!
Every episode, flying around in their short skirts, the Winx Club prevent a horrible tragedy from occurring. But they always end up in the arms of their men."
Since when have the girls been dependent on their boyfriends? Do wewe ever see the boys fight? Hardly! The girls are always the ones that step in to save people and prevent evil. She even claims that all the girls have a boyfriend. Uh, no sweetie. In season one, Flora didn't have one and Musa and Tecna both didn't really seem that interested in boys. Layla hated the idea of having a boyfriend in season 2, and didn't even like Nabu when she first met him. (She mentioned a "fairy of animals" before, but guess what? Roxy doesn't have a boyfriend, dumb-ass.) Plus, she alisema that the Trix have boyfriends. Uh...what? Are wewe stupid? Darcy manipulated Riven in season 1, and the Trix joined Darkar and Valtor. There's a difference. Boys aren't that important, okay? They don't gush over them (Well, maybe Stella does) but having a man isn't important in this series. (But, she was using season 5 as an example for this article. Not a great source)
Layla don't need no man! She's independent! What is this "boyfriend dependency" that wewe speak of?
Here's her inayofuata paragraph:
"Having read all this, let’s put on the cute shoes of a 12 mwaka old girl: what does this onyesha tell us?
1. wewe are capable of saving the world … if wewe are a fairy.
2. You’re not capable of happiness au beauty unless wewe have a boyfriend.
3. Your boyfriend comes before everything, including saving the world and your best friends.
4. If wewe are 16 and wewe don’t have a boyfriend, wewe have failed.
5. Your boyfriend must be big and muscular and manly (and look significantly older than you), au else wewe have failed.
6. Short skirts and dresses are key. Everyone must almost see your vagina.
7. If wewe don’t have the tiniest, stringiest arms and legs, you’re “plus-size” and hence not accepted.
8. wewe are submissive to your boyfriend.
9. Even if you’re evil, wewe still need a boyfriend. And to be submissive to him.
10. Pollution and robbers are super evil."
Let me just address this one kwa each point.
For the first: uh...how the hell did wewe get that? The characters being primarily female is teaching girls that they can be the Heroes and that they should believe in themselves. So what, kwa going with that logic, if they watch "Tinkerbell" au "Sailor Moon" they should only be able to believe in themselves and strive for a higher opinion if they're magical? Yep. Makes sense.
For the second: do they shove the idea of boys in our faces? No. When we first meet the girls, they seem to have no intention of having a romantic relationship sometime au another. But, it's a girl show. It's fucking obvious that there's going to be romance. Most of the girls don't have a relationship in the beginning, au don't even seem interested in boys. Yeah, they eventually find a guy but some still don't get comfortable with their relationship until season three. (Tecna, Musa and Layla, really) Stella really is the only one who starts off with a boyfriend. Each of the girls have to fight their feelings and shyness to eventually tell each of the ones they like how they feel. (Which wewe see zaidi in season two)
For the third: boyfriend comes before everything? Are wewe basing this on one fucking episode wewe saw au something? Tecna saved a whole goddamn planet without talking to her "precious" boyfriend before doing it. Flora saved her sister from drowning before consulting her boyfriend. Bloom went in to defeat countless evil before asking her boyfriend. Musa saved a princess from moto before asking her boyfriend. Layla went blind and stood up to evil before asking her boyfriend. Stella stood in front of an angry dragon to protect her father before asking her boyfriend. Like, are wewe stupid, au what? Of course they care zaidi about their families, homes, friendship and the whole damn universe than their boyfriends! Sure they care about them, but wewe don't see the Winx asking if they can stop a dangerous evil before taking it on, do you? No! They just go and do what they have to because it needs to be done.
For the fourth: sweet mother of God! Why do wewe keep shoving this boyfriend thing? The onyesha doesn't even promote the boys this much! And...they all had boyfriends at 16? Musa didn't [really] have one. Tecna didn't care for boys. Flora didn't have one. Layla didn't have one. Roxy didn't (And still doesn't) have one. So, invalid point.
For the fifth: oh Lord another boyfriend thing. Muscular and manly? Timmy is a dork who loves playing video games and is awkward. Helia loves nature and poems and animals. Nabu likes to goof off with magic and act snarky. How are they all "manly" and "tough"? Just because they go to a training school, doesn't mean they'll all be these buff douche-bags.
For the sixth: they don't always wear these mini-skirts. And what is your obsession that they will onyesha their vaginas? Do wewe know how short these skirts will be? And the onyesha isn't that stupid. The outfits are sensible for fucks sake. I'm sure they've seen worse on television, with Nicki Minaj and Snooki creeping the channels.
For the seventh: the tiniest, stringiest legs and arms? That's just the way the characters are designed. Barbie is based off of actual women so I don't see why you're not getting pissy at her perfect rack, waist and stomach. The Powerpuff girls are drawn as chibis but wewe don't see girls trying to become fat au something to imitate them. Like I alisema before, if wewe think the Winx are promoting wewe have to be skinny to be beautiful (Which it isn't) then don't let your kids watch the show.
For the eight: submissive to your boyfriend? Uh no. Layla hated Nabu when she first met him and usually tried to shove aside any help aliyopewa kwa the boys in the sekunde season. Tecna is very independent and hardly calls upon Timmy for help. Even Stella, the most flamboyant of the group just doesn't fall into the arms of Brandon. If she wants to do something, she will. I mean, "submissive"? What is this, the middle-ages?
For the ninth: fuck, the Trix do not have boyfriends. Darcy manipulated Riven; they all eventually destroyed Darkar; and they did the same with Valtor. Yeah, they screwed Icy up in the fifth season, but all the characters got screwed over in that season, so what's new.
For the tenth: I know season five really shoved that "go green" ideology into our faces a lot, but...shouldn't your kids already know this? Robbers aren't bad? Polluting the Earth until it becomes uninhabitable isn't bad? Stealing hard-earned money from people isn't bad? Are wewe stupid, au what?
This is her inayofuata few paragraphs, of course, bringing out the oh so reliable...feminist card:
"We all talk about feminism as if it’s the most obvious thing in the world; but, the zaidi I’ve talked to people, the zaidi I’ve started to realise that a large amount of women really do want to abide kwa these old school rules. If wewe don’t believe me, consult the best-seller Fifty Shades of Grey au listen to how it has ‘transformed’ the lives of women. Then come back and tell me that women seek to be equal.
I kind of feel like Winx Club tells us some horrible things. Essentially, it tells young girls that they can’t feel fulfilled unless they wear really short skirts and makeup, possess hunky boyfriends and wield fairy maua, ua powers. It is one thing to, as an adult, look at the facts logically and say that feminism makes sense; and yet, perhaps we underestimate how influential televisheni can be. I can’t help but think that certain ideas in women’s heads can be traced back to shows like Winx Club. Maybe, we think, it’s actually OK to only want to impress a man? Even though we are pulling off some super-cool fairy magic shit?"
Okay, first of all, using "Fifty Shades of Grey" as a fucking example, is probably the stupidest thing that wewe can do. The amount of sales that this book series has, doesn't have anything to do with how women now-days want to be treated. The whole series was basically a published fan-fiction that middle-aged single women with no lives could use to have a thrill. (Why do wewe think the "Twilight" series sold so well amongst older women?) Just because some people enjoy kusoma this degrading and disgusting "porn", doesn't mean that they all want to be bound and slapped and shit. Second, when does Winx force these "messages" unto your children? Since when do girl shows not involve some makeup, boys and magic? How can she find this a bad influence on today's children, when there are awful songs on the radio, violent video games, violent and sexy sinema and shows, and the entire damn internet. If you're getting your panties in a wad for having the Winx wear short-skirts, then wewe might as well take Barbie away! And The Little Mermaid! And all other paraphernalia that has women wearing nothing but bras au imba au being princess'—because feminist and people like this seem to have issues with all that as well. Finally, I've watched this onyesha since I was about, 9 au 10, but I don't dress up like a "hussy" to impress guys and feel good about myself. The onyesha was something big for me because it showed girl superheroes. Yes, it is now over-used, but the only other superheroes I knew who were girls were the "Powerpuff Girls" and maybe Wonder-Women and that's it. I was so used to guys being the ones to step in and save the day, so seeing girls being the ones to actually be the heroes, was really cool for me. If wewe truly believe that watching a onyesha like this will turn wewe into someone who thinks their looks are everything and they need to impress a man in life well...there's something wrong with you. No normal child is this stupid.
Winx are superheroes, we can save the world together! Take my hand, say wewe wanna believe again!
And here is her closing paragraph:
"The feminist cause is not going to prevail if we continue to present young girls with stuff like Winx Club, Bratz Dolls and those new shitty Monsterz Dollz (is that what they’re even called?). Young girls will soon become young women, and some will inevitably come to believe that seeking the manliest partner and wearing a short skirt, upindo should be their highest priorities in life – closely followed kwa saving the world with magic, of course."
Well, you're feminist cause certainly isn't going to do anything if wewe criticizing shit that doesn't need to be in the first place! You're over analyzing a onyesha aimed for young girls. The messages are: believe in yourself, girls can be Heroes too, and upendo your family and friends. Not that deep, really. Straffi didn't secretly insert these subliminal messages that tell girls to dress like whores and go hunt down hunky dudes. I watched this ever since I was a kid and I turned out fine. (Completely the opposite of what the mwandishi is insinuating, actually) And if your daughter turns out like the way she described, it's not because of the show, movie au video-games, it's due to how wewe raised her. How wewe nurtured them. Blaming the harmless children onyesha is not going to help your so called "whore" of a daughter, not is it?
This about wraps up my rant. And, I'm sorry, but this woman is a fucking idiot. If wewe change your mind on the onyesha because of the stupid makala she wrote, than you're a big of a twat as she is. So, all in all...fuck this makala and screw the one who wrote it.
You feminists can never let a onyesha like ours slide, can you? Jeez, talk about uptight old witches!
So, guys. I have a very cool idea of uandishi a story au should I say uandishi a comic.
My idea is that I'm gonna use the basic plot of SM season 2. That is, the Winx will encounter new enemies who are trashing the past to take over the future but the story will be quite a lot different. I think I'm gonna give them a new transformation (not sure).
The story goes like:
On one fine night, a meteor comes crashing down near remote mountains of Domino and creates a deep hole which eventually starts to glow. Queen Marion sees it and wonders what it was, she decides to tell the Winx about it the inayofuata morning.
And from that hole, a black crystal starts to appear which is made to slowly suck all the power from the planet.
Their ends the trailer.
I think I'm gonna add images.
This story does not revolves around only Bloom but all the Winx girls. I will continue to write it only if wewe guys like it. Write in the maoni about it.
Sorry if I bored you.
My idea is that I'm gonna use the basic plot of SM season 2. That is, the Winx will encounter new enemies who are trashing the past to take over the future but the story will be quite a lot different. I think I'm gonna give them a new transformation (not sure).
The story goes like:
On one fine night, a meteor comes crashing down near remote mountains of Domino and creates a deep hole which eventually starts to glow. Queen Marion sees it and wonders what it was, she decides to tell the Winx about it the inayofuata morning.
And from that hole, a black crystal starts to appear which is made to slowly suck all the power from the planet.
Their ends the trailer.
I think I'm gonna add images.
This story does not revolves around only Bloom but all the Winx girls. I will continue to write it only if wewe guys like it. Write in the maoni about it.
Sorry if I bored you.
This is probably not really what the seventh will be about but just an idea I came up with there's zaidi to it but this is really just a summary. seventh season should be about the wizards of the black circle'srevenge because after they fall your really don't know what happened the ice could of broke when they landed regained there power kwa finding a magical object recreating the black mduara, duara and convinced the tricks to jiunge them. Oh and I have another idea when the winx wanted to use the gift of life on Nabu and Orgon took it they thought he used it on a maua, ua but instead he hid it and used what was left of healing powers and kept the gift of life to later be used on duman. It's just an idea I came up with tell me what wewe think I would upendo to hear your comments
How The The Winx Got Sirenix
The vichimbakazi need to find the Gem of Self-Confidence, Empathy and Courage within one lunar cycle in the oceans that are all over the magic dimension, au they would lose their powers forever. After that, they needed to activate the chanzo of Sirenix in Lake Roccaluce. Then the fairies' Sirenix boxes will appear along with their Sirenix Guardians, who combine their powers to open the portal to the Infinite Ocean. Finally, Omnia, the Supreme Guardian of Sirenix will appear with the portal to the Infinite Ocean which the vichimbakazi needed to kuvuka, msalaba into and they became Sirenix fairies.
The Witches
The Witches can't be allowed to acquire Sirenix kwa the Sirenix Quest, as the Trix, the only Witches known to have acquired Sirenix, obtained it after Tritannus aliiba it from Daphne, a Sirenix Fairy, and gave it to them. In order to acquire it they must open the Sirenix book which the Winx have in their possession and complete the Sirenix quest.
The vichimbakazi need to find the Gem of Self-Confidence, Empathy and Courage within one lunar cycle in the oceans that are all over the magic dimension, au they would lose their powers forever. After that, they needed to activate the chanzo of Sirenix in Lake Roccaluce. Then the fairies' Sirenix boxes will appear along with their Sirenix Guardians, who combine their powers to open the portal to the Infinite Ocean. Finally, Omnia, the Supreme Guardian of Sirenix will appear with the portal to the Infinite Ocean which the vichimbakazi needed to kuvuka, msalaba into and they became Sirenix fairies.
The Witches
The Witches can't be allowed to acquire Sirenix kwa the Sirenix Quest, as the Trix, the only Witches known to have acquired Sirenix, obtained it after Tritannus aliiba it from Daphne, a Sirenix Fairy, and gave it to them. In order to acquire it they must open the Sirenix book which the Winx have in their possession and complete the Sirenix quest.
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The Trix
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Trix Forever
Don't Know why but I wanted to Attach this picha also....
Mega Trix. Three in One
