Actually Those Tags Got Me Thinking

Actually those tags got me thinking

While I do find the Wizards of the black circle to be painfully boring (with their lack of reason for why they're doing what their doing, no explanation as to why they disappeared after trapping the earth faries, lack of care for eachother, and lack of any other priorities) they're also the only villains that actually achieved what they set out to do

They wanted to get rid of all magic on earth (for some reason), and by God they did it

The only lose end being Roxy's existence, but Roxy wasn't aware of her powers and magic was functionally removed from earth

A few more generations and all magic would be gone, the only reason it didn't just peter out and die was bc of the Winx

I think

I think they deserve bragging rights between the villains

As early as s1, Daphne makes note that Marion and Oritel are alive, setting up the movie

So the ancestral witches, from the beginning didn't even manage to destroy one planet when they're goal was to??? Take over?? The entire magical dimension??

Them bitches make the wizards look interesting

Valtor couldn't manage to become the most powerful

The Trix did take over Magix's, but failed to maintain control because of their hubris

Darkar....who even knows what Darkar was trying to do

I'm just saying, they're achievement lasted the longest, and was the best realized

If it wasn't for the dumb Morgana plot line, I'd assume that Roxy was the product of two recessive genes. Meaning that she was just a product of biological lottery

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Orgon: this is why you break your evil plans into bite sized and manageable pieces, if you go for too much at once your gonna fuck everything up

Girly shows that surprisingly have action and adventure stories on top of character development GO!

HELLO WHAT?!?!

ARE YOU JOKING ME?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

“We made her dress out of silver lamé  and iridescent rainbow paper, overlaid with lace and jewels on the bodice,” recalls Ellis Flyte. “We had costume breakdowns and a color chart on every character, and in this scene, her silver and mint color pallet set her apart from the others in the ballroom. Lovely young Jennifer suddenly was a beautiful princess. Her hair was dressed with jeweled glue particles. It all took a great deal of work, but she did look otherworldly!”

“Oh, that enormous hair!” Connelly gasps today. “Who can forget that?” The hairdressers opted not to give her an elegant updo; instead they wove delicate tendrils of silver through her dark hair, like enchanted spiderwebs. She looked older and more mature that a fourteen-year-old–yet younger and far more innocent that the other guests at the ball. “It was such a nice change from the blue jeans that I wore in almost every other scene,” she says. “It was really fun at the time. I’d never had an experience like that before, where I’d been dressed like that. It was kind of magical.”

- Labyrinth: The Ultimate Visual History (2016)

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