Do the winx have individual personalities?

Last edited by rashid29 on Sat Nov 01, 2014 9:38 pm; edited 1 time in total

In Winx Club: 8 Reasons Why Winx Club Rules they had '#5 They have great personalities- No two winx fairies are alike, which is what makes them so special.

Bloom- The brave... - For a main character she really lacks personality. I would have liked it if they continued to show her insecurities and emphasize more on her bravery.

Stella- Academically challenged, Fashion loving, Whiny - She actually has the most personality. She stands out the most. She hasn't changed much since Season 1

Musa - The one with the hip hop attitude - I kind of had trouble with this one. I would prefer if Rainbow emphasizes more with her sass and attitude. Or maybe with her temper a bit more too.
Aisha: We could try looking under S...for Sirenix!
Musa: *Sarcastic tone* Or F...for Fat chance.

Flora- The very nice one and least violent - I find her acting a bit too nice. I mean I'm in high school and I don't know anyone who acts like her. Even the shy kids in class like to tease their friends from time to time.
Tecna - The logical and least emotional - Ehh I wish they could have also showed her smarts as well.
Aisha - The confident and sporty - Well she usually ends up arguing with Stella once a season or something.

But when they're is a situation they all react the same!

Winx: Oh no Tritannus attacked again!

This is how it should go:
Bloom: ...(Sorry but I got nothing...She really lacks personality)
Stella: Ugh seriously again?
Musa: Well what else is new?
Flora: We have to stop his from spreading more pollution.
Aisha: I'MA CHOP MY COUSIN INTO SUSHI ROLLS!
Tecna: Well the probability that he threw another temper tantrum in the last hour is 97.7 percent.

I was reading something on facebook about someone asking all the characters of a T.V show a question and this is how each one reacting:
Person 1: ...What does that mean?/
2: I'd rather not answer this question...
3: Are you seriously asking me this?
4: Well DUH
5: Well its not my fault I am!
6: Ewww that sounds bad!
7: I'm too busy for this kind of stuff... *Reads newspaper
8: Uhh.. *Too busy looking at 9 and 10
9 and 10: Teeheehee We will never tell! *Troll face*

I think Nick gets mixed up with interest and personality.

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Subject: Re: Do the winx have individual personalities? Tue Sep 23, 2014 2:48 am

O.O how else are they supposed to act when they are in a serious situation? Look at Saior Moon for examples. Also it's pretty offensive to use the word dumb for Stella.

Subject: Re: Do the winx have individual personalities? Tue Sep 23, 2014 3:14 am

Quote :: Bloom- The brave... - For a main character she really lacks personality. I would have liked it if they continued to show her insecurities and emphasize more on her bravery.
Bloom: ...(Sorry but I got nothing...She really lacks personality)

Bloom is a Mary-sue in my case at least...(if not a typical generic main character)

Is Bloom a Mary Sue?

Yes, she is.

“The prototypical Mary Sue is an original female character in a fanfic who obviously serves as an idealized version of the author mainly for the purpose of Wish Fulfillment. She’s exotically beautiful, often having an unusual hair or eye color, and has a similarly cool and exotic name. She’s exceptionally talented in an implausibly wide variety of areas, and may possess skills that are rare or nonexistent in the canon setting. She also lacks any realistic, or at least story-relevant, character flaws — either that or her “flaws” are obviously meant to be endearing.
She has an unusual and dramatic Back Story. The canon protagonists are all overwhelmed with admiration for her beauty, wit, courage and other virtues, and are quick to adopt her as one of their True Companions, even characters who are usually antisocial and untrusting; if any character doesn’t love her, that character gets an extremely unsympathetic portrayal. She has some sort of especially close relationship to the author’s favorite canon character — their love interest, illegitimate child, never-before-mentioned sister, etc. Other than that, the canon characters are quickly reduced to awestruck cheerleaders, watching from the sidelines as Mary Sue outstrips them in their areas of expertise and solves problems that have stymied them for the entire series.”

-Television Tropes/Idioms

. “She’s exotically beautiful,

Bloom is beautiful, let’s face it. Her character design always has a lot more effort put into it than the other girls’ combined. Red is a pretty haircolour.

2.”She has a dramatic Back Story.”

Bloom is the princess and last survivor of a continent that spent nearly 17 years under ice, as well as being the wielder of the Dragon Flame, the source of magic. Her backstory is so important that it over shadows that of the other girls. We have yet to see Flora and Tecna’s parents, yet we’ve all memorized and heard Bloom’s backstory so many times it hurts.

3. “The canon protagonists are all overwhelmed with admiration for her beauty, wit, courage and other virtues, and are quick to adopt her as one of their True Companions,”

Maybe the rest of the Winx aren’t that, but the side characters, particularly those in Domino, are quick to applaud Bloom on how smart and powerful she is. This is painfully apparent in Winx S6E6.

4. “If any character doesn’t love her, that character gets an extremely unsympathetic portrayal.”

This is an unfortunate case with Diaspro. I quite like Diaspro, as I felt she had every right to hate Bloom after she was cheated on by Sky with Bloom. However, she was portrayed in such a negative light, causing several people to hate Diaspro,In S5, Diaspro came a long way to help Sky regain his memories.

5. “Other than that, the canon characters are quickly reduced to awestruck cheerleaders,”

Winx S6E6 says it all. I don’t think Musa or Tecna had any lines in that episode.

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In some cases she still does show her insecurities. Season 5 during the entire thing with Diaspro trying to control Sky and when he lost his memory, you could see it. That trait is still there, thought its focused on other things.

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Subject: Re: Do the winx have individual personalities? Tue Sep 23, 2014 3:28 am

@TheWonderer wrote:: O.O how else are they supposed to act when they are in a serious situation? Look at Saior Moon for examples. Also it's pretty offensive to use the word dumb for Stella.

Well they should have different opinions. There are a lot of winx and I think that if they all have way too similiar personalities then it wouldn't really be that depressing if Rainbow killed one of them off if they all just act the same. In a serious situation, each person would have a different reaction. Perhaps one person would be scared, another would be stressed, one would tried to calm down everyone, another might try to tell everyone to get their act together and focus etc. All the winx are just like "Let's transform and blast attacks!"

Besides in sailor moon they each do have their own personalities and they do each react differently in a situation.

And Stella wouldn't mind if I call her dumb right Stella. *Is talking to a Stella wallpaper.*

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Subject: Re: Do the winx have individual personalities? Fri Oct 17, 2014 5:58 am

Quote :: Aisha: I'MA CHOP MY COUSIN INTO SUSHI ROLLS!

That's all I've got to say in here.

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Subject: Re: Do the winx have individual personalities? Fri Oct 17, 2014 8:28 am

"IMA CHOP MY COUSIN INTO SUSHI ROLLS!"
Oh my god, I can't stop laughing XDD

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@Generationsgirl wrote:

Quote :: Bloom- The brave... - For a main character she really lacks personality. I would have liked it if they continued to show her insecurities and emphasize more on her bravery.
Bloom: ...(Sorry but I got nothing...She really lacks personality)

Bloom is a Mary-sue in my case at least...(if not a typical generic main character)

Is Bloom a Mary Sue?

Yes, she is.

“The prototypical Mary Sue is an original female character in a fanfic who obviously serves as an idealized version of the author mainly for the purpose of Wish Fulfillment. She’s exotically beautiful, often having an unusual hair or eye color, and has a similarly cool and exotic name. She’s exceptionally talented in an implausibly wide variety of areas, and may possess skills that are rare or nonexistent in the canon setting. She also lacks any realistic, or at least story-relevant, character flaws — either that or her “flaws” are obviously meant to be endearing.
She has an unusual and dramatic Back Story. The canon protagonists are all overwhelmed with admiration for her beauty, wit, courage and other virtues, and are quick to adopt her as one of their True Companions, even characters who are usually antisocial and untrusting; if any character doesn’t love her, that character gets an extremely unsympathetic portrayal. She has some sort of especially close relationship to the author’s favorite canon character — their love interest, illegitimate child, never-before-mentioned sister, etc. Other than that, the canon characters are quickly reduced to awestruck cheerleaders, watching from the sidelines as Mary Sue outstrips them in their areas of expertise and solves problems that have stymied them for the entire series.”

-Television Tropes/Idioms

. “She’s exotically beautiful,

Bloom is beautiful, let’s face it. Her character design always has a lot more effort put into it than the other girls’ combined. Red is a pretty haircolour.

2.”She has a dramatic Back Story.”

Bloom is the princess and last survivor of a continent that spent nearly 17 years under ice, as well as being the wielder of the Dragon Flame, the source of magic. Her backstory is so important that it over shadows that of the other girls. We have yet to see Flora and Tecna’s parents, yet we’ve all memorized and heard Bloom’s backstory so many times it hurts.

3. “The canon protagonists are all overwhelmed with admiration for her beauty, wit, courage and other virtues, and are quick to adopt her as one of their True Companions,”

Maybe the rest of the Winx aren’t that, but the side characters, particularly those in Domino, are quick to applaud Bloom on how smart and powerful she is. This is painfully apparent in Winx S6E6.

4. “If any character doesn’t love her, that character gets an extremely unsympathetic portrayal.”

This is an unfortunate case with Diaspro. I quite like Diaspro, as I felt she had every right to hate Bloom after she was cheated on by Sky with Bloom. However, she was portrayed in such a negative light, causing several people to hate Diaspro,In S5, Diaspro came a long way to help Sky regain his memories.

5. “Other than that, the canon characters are quickly reduced to awestruck cheerleaders,”

Winx S6E6 says it all. I don’t think Musa or Tecna had any lines in that episode.

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why you do bring up good points i would like to refer you to a topic thred discussing if bloom is a Mary sue as a i believe she isn't. The topic explains it all http://believeinwinx.forum-motion.com/t4254-is-bloom-a-mary-sue?highlight=is+bloom+a+mary+sue

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@TheWonderer wrote:: Also it's pretty offensive to use the word dumb for Stella

And it's not nice to call Bloom a 'Mary Sue' either. I don't believe in such a thing.

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Subject: Re: Do the winx have individual personalities? Sat Nov 01, 2014 9:38 pm

@Pokémon Trainer wrote:

@Generationsgirl wrote:

Quote :: Bloom- The brave... - For a main character she really lacks personality. I would have liked it if they continued to show her insecurities and emphasize more on her bravery.
Bloom: ...(Sorry but I got nothing...She really lacks personality)

Bloom is a Mary-sue in my case at least...(if not a typical generic main character)

Is Bloom a Mary Sue?

Yes, she is.

“The prototypical Mary Sue is an original female character in a fanfic who obviously serves as an idealized version of the author mainly for the purpose of Wish Fulfillment. She’s exotically beautiful, often having an unusual hair or eye color, and has a similarly cool and exotic name. She’s exceptionally talented in an implausibly wide variety of areas, and may possess skills that are rare or nonexistent in the canon setting. She also lacks any realistic, or at least story-relevant, character flaws — either that or her “flaws” are obviously meant to be endearing.
She has an unusual and dramatic Back Story. The canon protagonists are all overwhelmed with admiration for her beauty, wit, courage and other virtues, and are quick to adopt her as one of their True Companions, even characters who are usually antisocial and untrusting; if any character doesn’t love her, that character gets an extremely unsympathetic portrayal. She has some sort of especially close relationship to the author’s favorite canon character — their love interest, illegitimate child, never-before-mentioned sister, etc. Other than that, the canon characters are quickly reduced to awestruck cheerleaders, watching from the sidelines as Mary Sue outstrips them in their areas of expertise and solves problems that have stymied them for the entire series.”

-Television Tropes/Idioms

. “She’s exotically beautiful,

Bloom is beautiful, let’s face it. Her character design always has a lot more effort put into it than the other girls’ combined. Red is a pretty haircolour.

2.”She has a dramatic Back Story.”

Bloom is the princess and last survivor of a continent that spent nearly 17 years under ice, as well as being the wielder of the Dragon Flame, the source of magic. Her backstory is so important that it over shadows that of the other girls. We have yet to see Flora and Tecna’s parents, yet we’ve all memorized and heard Bloom’s backstory so many times it hurts.

3. “The canon protagonists are all overwhelmed with admiration for her beauty, wit, courage and other virtues, and are quick to adopt her as one of their True Companions,”

Maybe the rest of the Winx aren’t that, but the side characters, particularly those in Domino, are quick to applaud Bloom on how smart and powerful she is. This is painfully apparent in Winx S6E6.

4. “If any character doesn’t love her, that character gets an extremely unsympathetic portrayal.”

This is an unfortunate case with Diaspro. I quite like Diaspro, as I felt she had every right to hate Bloom after she was cheated on by Sky with Bloom. However, she was portrayed in such a negative light, causing several people to hate Diaspro,In S5, Diaspro came a long way to help Sky regain his memories.

5. “Other than that, the canon characters are quickly reduced to awestruck cheerleaders,”

Winx S6E6 says it all. I don’t think Musa or Tecna had any lines in that episode.

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why you do bring up good points i would like to refer you to a topic thred discussing if bloom is a Mary sue as a i believe she isn't. The topic explains it all http://believeinwinx.forum-motion.com/t4254-is-bloom-a-mary-sue?highlight=is+bloom+a+mary+sue

K then the fact of being naturally good at everything. The thing is that bothers me is that she or any of the other winx didn't really struggle in learning to play instruments when they formed the winx band. And did they learn how to ride a horse on earth?

In the comics it was a bit different on how the winx band learned how to play music. By the end of their first song:

Stella: So how did we do?? Very Happy

Musa: Terribly! -_-

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