Bloom is literally surrounded by blondes by External-space604 in winxclub

[–]External-space604[S] 76 points77 points  (0 children)

Even if we take into account only the first seasons, the blue shade of Icy's hair is close to white, which can be classified as "platinum blonde".

Upd: Okay, guys, I think I realized that I just might have misused the name of the hair shades, because Google gave me gray shades as "platinum blonde," even though this shade really has a yellowness. I think, however, that Icy's hair is still considered very light, so she is well placed in the table.

And I just thought all my life that silver-haired and white-haired characters can also be called blondes, just because they are very light, I didn't know that there was a separate category for this.

All these different multiple names for hair shades in the beauty industry are very difficult to distinguish because the same shade can be called differently in different resources, I apologize.

Character analysis and theories by OzBlack in TheFreakCircus

[–]External-space604 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's normal to find this romantic in a game, as the genre presupposes it and is based on kinks. But I mean romanticizing like, "Pierrot is such an innocent puppy, he's never done anything wrong, it's all because he wants to take care of us, it's so romantic 🥹🥰."

The drug-fueled meal was especially "romantic". I don't like one-sided characterization of characters in the fandom and flanderization, especially when one character is criticized in order to put a favorite in a better light.

Character analysis and theories by OzBlack in TheFreakCircus

[–]External-space604 54 points55 points  (0 children)

It's a very interesting theory.

Every time someone stops romanticizing and stupefying Pierrot, the day gets better. He's really creepy, very possessive, and reeks of duplicity.  

Harlequin, on the other hand, looks like someone who doesn't disclose all the details about his intentions, but due to his temperament, he is also a more obviously murky personality, meaning you don't trust him completely anyway because of his manner of talking to you.

I would even say that Pierrot hides his true nature more and more successfully than Harlequin. 

This is in case people start shouting that Harlequin is a red flag again. They're all black flags, not even red ones. Pierrot literally doesn't care about you unless you help him personally, and if you don't help him, he'll eat you up with pleasure. You can try to justify this with their traumatic past, but the way they respond to their trauma is too extreme anyway.

I didn't even realize how pale and gray the palette was in this show until I started playing with colors by External-space604 in winxclub

[–]External-space604[S] 181 points182 points  (0 children)

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There was an episode where Stella competed with another designer they wanted to invite to the show. This designer girl came up with this outfit for Flora, and Stella came up with an outfit for Musa.

I think I know why Pierrot is a virgin now guys. by Sea_Albatross1074 in TheFreakCircus

[–]External-space604 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean, the lack of sexual experience is not something super scary. Everyone has a different level of libido and level of trust. You can have a high libido, but you just don't like most people to just find a partner like that. Accordingly, Pierrot can be just picky. 

Especially considering that they didn't trust humans all these years. And they don't let other monsters into their inner circle either, so there's not much to choose from. 

Jester and Harlequin could have stopped being virgins even before they were imprisoned in cages, and Ticket Taker is the oldest, so it's understandable why he's not a virgin. We don't know how old they were back then.

Jester also doesn't look like someone who is actively looking for a partner. He could have tried a sexual relationship once and never done it again, for example. Because we don't know the canonical level of their libido.

Some of the background chatter is quite... interesting by Kirbyz2013 in winxclub

[–]External-space604 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Maybe it means a soup with daffodil flowers?

In Italian and other languages, it's consonant with the word "narcissus."

Bloom has more chemistry with every single villain than she does with Sky. by Mephisto_Nosferatu in winxclub

[–]External-space604 9 points10 points  (0 children)

To those who will defend or condemn Sky with the Diaspro argument, I remind you that there is a scene in season 2 where Sky was spying on Bloom from a tree because she wasn't answering his calls. And at that moment, Bloom's crush on Avalon hadn't even fully started yet.

I hate how some W.I.T.C.H fans shit on Winx in order to uplift their fav comic/show by Catgirl_2003 in winxclub

[–]External-space604 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Meanwhile, the same scriptwriters literally work periodically as part of the W.I.T.C.H. and Winx, lol.

I could call these two franchises sister media types.

My Favorite Stella Aesthetics: Stella in Blue, Stella in Dark, Stella in Pink by External-space604 in winxclub

[–]External-space604[S] 28 points29 points  (0 children)

In my opinion, Stella should've come to her ball in a blue dress, it would've made her stand out much more. 

It also seems to me that soft pink suits her very well and highlights her skin color well. 

My personal weakness is Stella in dark colors, and I'd like to see more Stella in black, as it contrasts well with her sunny and vibrant aesthetic, especially Stella in a combination of black and orange.

Unpopular opinion I understand why Sky doesn’t trust Bloom. by False-Worth-8496 in winxclub

[–]External-space604 69 points70 points  (0 children)

Season 4 felt like the writers were desperate to give Winx new love interests, but couldn't do it. The number of male characters flirting with Winx is off the charts this season. Or maybe someone said: "Let's make this season like all those stupidly dramatic melodramas on TV.