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Winx Club
The Italian title card for the series from season 2 until season 3. That of season 1 has the yellow-green, sightly smaller logo and no web address. The edited version made by 4Kids Entertainment in the United States - also shown in the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia - uses a different intro and title card.
Genre	Contemporary fantasy
Format	Animated television series
Created by	Iginio Straffi
Voices of	(The 7 major characters: Bloom, Stella, Flora, Musa, Tecna, Layla and Roxy. See the lists of minor characters and magical creatures for other voices.) (Italian language) Letizia Ciampa Perla Liberatori Ilaria Latini Gemma Donati Domitilla D'Amico Laura Lenghi Debora Magnaghi (English version by Cinélume) Helena Evangeliou Jennifer Seguin Holly Gauthier-Frankel Sarah McCullough Lezlie Karls Lucinda Davis (4Kids Entertainment edit) Liza Jacqueline Caren Manuel Kerry Williams Lisa Ortiz Dani Schaffel (Season 1-2) Rebecca Soler (Season 3-present) Vasthy Mompoint
Country of origin	Italy
Language(s)	Italian
No. of seasons	4
No. of episodes	104 (List of episodes)
Production
Running time	Approx. 22 min each
Broadcast
Original channel	Rai Due
Audio format	Stereo
Original run	28 January 2004 – Present
External links
Official website

Winx Club is a 2004 Italian animated television series, created by Iginio Straffi and produced by Rainbow S.p.A.. The series is aimed toward children between the ages of six and fourteen^[1] and has spawned an international franchise of toys, books, clothing, DVDs, as well as a CGI feature film.

It was revealed at the Licensing Expo 2008 in New York that there will be a second movie, slated for Christmas 2009.^{[citation needed]} There is also a rumor of a fifth season, said to have been revealed at the 2009 Licensing Expo.

Contents 1 Production and development 1.1 Transformation sequences-the continuum 2 Plot 2.1 Season 1 2.2 Season 2 2.3 Season 3 2.4 Season 4 3 Variations 4 Characters 4.1 Winx Club 4.2 The Trix 4.3 The Specialists 5 Setting 5.1 The Realm of Magix 5.1.1 Alfea 5.1.2 Cloudtower 5.1.3 Redfountain 6 Reception 7 Other media 7.1 Magazines 7.1.1 Winx Club Magazine 7.1.2 Pixie Mag 7.2 Theatrical Films 7.3 Theatre 7.4 Video Games 7.5 Albums and soundtracks 8 Merchandise 8.1 DVD Collection 9 See also 10 Notes and references 11 External links

[edit] Production and development

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[edit] Transformation sequences-the continuum

It has been suggested that Enchantix be merged into this article or section. (Discuss)

This work inspired from a Japanese genre of magical girl has its own transformation sequences evolved over the seasons.

In the first season, everyone is endowed their fairy or Winx form. A Winx form usually consists of a sparkling cropped top and a sparkling miniskirt or minishorts. However, some Winx forms consist of sparkly dress or full piece suit(See Flora and Tecna's Winx forms). Also, they usually-but not always-bear some sort of accessory on their arms such as wristbands,arm warmers or gloves. They also sometimes wear a matching hair ornament and their hair is occasionally tied while in this form. They also don boots or most often heeled shoes and sprout a pair of small, membranous, fluttering wings. It should be noted that Winx fairies cannot cover long distances and they are incapable of agile flight(see picture of the characters with their pixies).

In the second season, they get their Charmix. They earn their Charmix by getting in touch with their true selves. They still wear their Winx outfits but now they have a pin on their chest and a small purse that sits on the side of their skirt or shorts. However, in Flora's case she has a shoulder bag and not a waist purse.

In the third season, they get their Enchantix. In their Enchantix form, the girls have ample wings,on which they fly higher,longer distances and cleave through strong windstorms, as well as are able to outfly predators and opponents . They also have a fairy dust vial,situated round their neck,usually suspended by a choker or chain, that contains and keeps sealed their fairy dust of healing and spell-breaking properties. An enchantix typically consists of above-the-elbow translucent gloves and barefoot sandals. They wear a very short dress or a small top with a miniskirt or minishort. Their hair grows longer and is elaborately arranged in loose tresses and high bunches;Tecna and Musa bear atypically different hairstyles. They earn their Enchantix by risking their life to rescue someone from their home planet (excluding Bloom and Tecna. Bloom willed herself into her enchantix and Tecna sacrificed herself for Layla's home planet, not her own realm,but it can be noted she saved the whole universe). It should be noted that Musa did save someone from her home planet but she did not save them when she was on her own planet.

In the fourth season, all of the Winx move on to their Believix, entering a more advanced fairy stage with larger wings and additional powers,including the ability to make people believe in fairies. The way this form is earned, is by restoring magic to a place that had previously lost it. All 6 winx girls become Believix fairies at the same time by convincing Roxy, the last fairy of Earth, to acknowledge the existence of fairies and subsequently embrace her own being. In their believix form, they have three new types of wings with special powers. There is "Speedix" (Faster wings), Zoomix (Teleportation), and Tracix (Visions into the past). A believix outfit usually consists of a cropped top and a miniskirt or pants. The girls wear socks and boots and their hair is tied. They often wear fingerless gloves.

[edit] Plot

[edit] Season 1

An ordinary girl from Planet Earth, Bloom lives a perfectly normal life in the city of Gardenia until she meets Stella, a princess from the planet Solaria, who is in trouble. Coming to Stella's aid, Bloom discovers her magical powers. Stella persuades Bloom to join Alfea, the best fairy school in all the realms. In Alfea, Bloom forms the Winx Club, whose members are her four friends and roommates: Stella, Musa, Tecna, and Flora. Later in the series they encounter and befriend the Specialists: Brandon, Riven, Timmy, and Sky. The Specialists (called Heroes in the 4Kids version) will also become their love interests. They will also encounter their enemies, a trio of witches named the Trix: Icy, Darcy, and Stormy. They are witches from Cloudtower,^[2] a witch school roughly equivalent to Alfea, and are in search of the power of the Dragon's Flame (called Dragon Fire in the 4Kids version) which is supposedly in Stella's magic ring. Their ruthless pursuit of the ring leads to many encounters and battles with the Winx Club. Bloom also begins to learn the secrets of her planet, parents, and powers.

[edit] Season 2

After their summer vacation, the Winx Club returns to Alfea to begin their second year. They meet a new fairy, Layla, who asks for their help in rescuing her pixie friends held hostage by Lord Darkar. Lord Darkar wants to find out where the Pixies' Village is in order to steal the four pieces of the Codex (one each in Pixie Village, Redfountain, Cloudtower, and Alfea) which open the portal to the Realm of Realix, where the Ultimate Power can be found. The Trix also meet Lord Darkar and served him. They seemed to have developed an obsess feeling for him, wanting to please him as Icy stated she wanted to be his main witch.In the mean time, the Winx Club learned how to get their Charmix. Lord Darkar is actually the "Shadow Phoenix" who wants to take control of the magical realm. In the meantime there is a new teacher who after Alfea lessons turns Bloom into Dark Bloom and sends Bloom to Lord Darkar. During Episode 24, he was able to turn Bloom into his servant, thus making her open the realm of Realix. But later on in the show Sky expresses his true fealings to Bloom then she uses her healing powers to heal everyone. After the battle, Bloom and the others go back to Alfea and celebrate. Layla also joined the Winx Club. Stella has a big fashion deal going on.

[edit] Season 3

Previously banished to the Omega Dimension, the Trix are able to escape with Valtor,^[3] a sorcerer partially responsible for the destruction of Bloom's home realm, Domino.^[4] They choose to cooperate and plan to invade several areas in the realm of Magix and seek vengeance on those who imprisoned them, by stealing the magic treasures and power sources of each realm. The Winx Club begins its third year in Alfea and the girls learn about their unique Enchantix transformations, acquired by showing courage and altruism.

[edit] Season 4

The fourth season made its debut in Italy on April 15, 2009^[5]. The Winx come to Earth to find the last fairy and to make humans believe in magic so that they can earn their Believix. The Believix is the new transformation in season 4, where their wings are more powerful, and are more useful. They have three additional wings as well, Speedix (speed enhancement), Zoomix (teletransportation) and Tracix (visual aids). When a fairy earns her Believix, she gains the ability to make someone believe in magic. For the Winx group, it didn't work in the beginning, but it did make people overcome their weaknesses. The villans in this season are the "Wizards of the Black Circle" (The Fairy Hunters). They stole the magic from Earth, making the denizens disrespect it. The Wizards need Roxy, the last fairy on Earth, to gain full power. But, from sometime in the season onwards, their target switches to the White Circle, a magical ring in which the fairies from Earth were trapped. Roxy at first didn't beleive in fairies until the winx club came and helped her believe and gain her believix as well.

[edit] Variations

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Aside from the original Italian version (or the dubs in other languages based on it) aired on most of the world, 4Kids Entertainment made an alternative cut. For the English language dubs, there are two versions existing; one done by Cinélume in Quebec, Canada, and another one done by 4Kids, with alternative scripts and music.

The original English version of the Winx Club, based on the Italian language version, was produced by Cinélume, and is primarily screened in southeast Asia, including Singapore and Malaysia. This English dub is commonly referred to as being the "Rai English" or "UK" version - even though the 4Kids version is shown in the United Kingdom.

With the series' American premiere, the series was edited and redubbed by 4Kids Entertainment, which modified the show to make it more suitable for an American audience. The company has also been known to do to this to other anime properties. 4Kids altered the dialogue to include references to pop culture, fashion, and other issues familiar to American pre-teen audiences. Expressions and idioms were added or changed to their American equivalents, and extra narration was added to explain or even modify some situations. Music was added or changed to make scenes seem more lively or upbeat. Transformation sequences were censored, especially during Enchantrix sequences seen on Season 3, due to mild nudity.

In addition to altering the series to make it more familiar to American viewers, 4Kids also altered several scenes or plot elements. An example is located in the 10th episode of the 2nd season, "La cripta del codice" ("Crypt of the Codex" in the English version by Cinélume and "Reaching for the Sky" in the 4Kids' version). Timmy aims his weapon at the Trix (who are stealing Redfountain's Codex) but loses hope and is unable to bring himself to fire; his hesitation results in Tecna calling him a coward (the source of much of Tecna's frustration with Timmy that season). In the 4Kids adaptation, Timmy cannot fire because he is under the influence of a magic spell, and Tecna leaves to get help. Other changes include a general weakening of romantic elements contained within the show.

Outside United States, the 4Kids' version aired in Canada, United Kingdom and Australia. South Africa's SABC bought first season from 4Kids, but they bought rest of the series from Rainbow S.p.A.

[edit] Characters

[edit] Winx Club

Bloom: She discovered her dormant magical powers after coming to the aid of another fairy, Stella. Strong and caring, she is always available to help her friends. Shortly after arriving at Alfea, she discovers that her powers of fire come from the ancient Dragon's Flame. She is the princess and suvivor of the planet Domino,^[4](or Sparx) her birthplace. She owns a blueish bunny named Kiko. Her pixie is Lockette, the pixie of mazes and portals. Her magical pet is Belle, a green and white sheep.

Stella: She is a talkative and "girly girl"student who often gets average or low grades, but always pulls through with help from her friends. She tends to be spontaneous and dislikes extensive planning, but she is able to recognize when her help is needed. Stella is also infamous amongst the Alfea houses for blowing up a laboratory and being kept back a grade; thus, she is a year older than all the other Winx Club fairies. She has the power of the sun and the moon because her mother represents the moon and her father the sun. She is the princess of the planet Solaria, her birthplace. Her pixie is Amore, the pixie of love. Her magical pet is Ginger, a white poodle.

Flora: Flora is a very kind-hearted and sensitive girl with a passion for nature and life. Happy and introverted, she is always a sweet, loyal friend and doesn't believe in hurting others or the environment. She is extremely fond of plants and nature, and her room consequently resembles a greenhouse. She has the power of nature, which allows her to use plants in her attacks and natural predators to exterminate pests. She comes from the planet Linphea. Her pixie is Chatta, the pixie of gossip.It was also said in season 3 that flora has a younger sister called Miele. Her magical pet is Coco, a pink cat.

Musa: Musa loves all forms of music.She is from the planet Melody so she grew with all music around her. Although she tries to put up a tough front, to isolate herself, and is often pessimistic, she is a loyal and caring friend. In spite of her laid-back nature, Musa has the best grades of the entire Winx Club (including Tecna). She is like a tomboy(resembles to Layla). She is pale and Asian in appearance, with blue-black pigtails and blue eyes. She has the power of music, and she gets her energy from all kinds of music. She comes from the heart of Melody.Her first magic that she used was her flute.Her mother was a great singer and her father a great drummer.Her father would make all kinds of musical instruments.Her mother died when Muza was young and now she lives with her father. Her pixie is Tune, the pixie of manners, who often gets on Musa's nerves since they are almost the exact opposite of each other in terms of personalities. Her magical pet is Pepe, a brown bear.

Tecna: Tecna is always logical and rational, and initially had trouble expressing her emotions. She speaks in a technical and a matter-of-fact manner. She is extremely intelligent and strong in technology and mathematics and enjoys playing video games and dismantling stuff. She can act cold and rational at times, but always tries to do the right thing. She has the power of technology and can control everything provided by technology. She comes from the planet Zenith. Her pixie is Digit, the pixie of tecnology. Her magical pet is Chicko, a yellow duck.

Layla (Aisha in Italy): Layla is the Princess of Andros (renamed "Tides" in the 4Kids dub). She has a restless, rebellious, and wild nature. Layla is a good athlete, fighter, dancer, and wind-raider rider. She is also a feminist and thus opposes Riven, a chauvinist. She is somewhat of a tomboy too(resembles to Musa). She has the power of fluids and is able to manipulate a pink fluid called "Morfix" to take on any form she chooses. She joins the Winx Club in season two and brings her pixie friends along with her. Her pixie is Piff, the pixie of sweet dreams, who quite frequently helps her with her troubling nightmares. Her magical pet is Milly, a white rabbit.

Roxy: Roxy has power over animals. Roxy is the last terrestrial fairy whom all villains of the magic dimension pursue, in order to imprison. The Winx fairies' newest mission is to protect Roxy from the evil wizards of the black circle, who are after her. Roxy has waist-length, hot pink hair with yellow tips, and eyes of arbitrarily interchanging violet and amber colour. She also lives in Gardenia, just like Bloom, and is described as out-going. The Winx girls noticed her in the coolest bar in town-and got to befriend with her later in the series-where her father and herself work: The Frutti Music Bar. As the fairy of animals, she owns a pet dog, Artù, whom she loves very much. Her Believix outfit theme colour was revealed to be dark green, in subtle contrast with Layla's(or Aisha's)aquamarine tone.

[edit] The Trix

The Trix are an evil trio of teenage witch sisters who attended the Cloudtower^[2] School for Witches (only in the first season, after which they got expelled), a school which used to rival Alfea. They are the enemies of the Winx Club.

• Icy: The leader and eldest of the trio, her name refers to her powers of ice. She is quite charismatic. She despises Stella and is most competitive with her in the first season. In the second she is more spiteful towards Bloom. She is the most powerful of the three and thinks she is the most beautiful. She has long, white hair tied up high on her head. She wears dark blue as her normal outfit, but for Cloud Tower, her uniform is a light blue top, a light blue skirt, and light blue boots, with the change of her makeup color as well. In comparison to her sisters she is less aggressive than Stormy and a little lighter than Darcy; she has a proper balance of her power.

• Darcy: Darcy works with all forms of darkness, as her name suggests ("Darcy" meaning "Dark One"). She is the smartest of the Trix. She enjoys tormenting "pathetic pixies". In season one, she is aggressive towards Musa because Musa loved Riven, who was on Darcy's "wanted as boyfriend" list in the first season. She has long, dark brown hair. She wears purple and interacts with boys more than all of her other sisters. In the first season, she used Riven to help defeat the Winx and later, abandoned him. Therefore, she plays a very important role in the first season. She is less aggressive than her sisters (especially Stormy).

• Stormy: The youngest of the trio, her powers involve wind, storms, and weather. She has the shortest temper of the group and is prone to violent outbursts. She is most aggressive towards Musa in season 2. She has purple, short curly and quite frizzy hair that looks like a storm has been through it. She often doesn't think before she does something. She secretly believes she is more powerful than her older sisters Darcy and Icy. She wears hot pink/dark purple.She is the most aggressive sister of the trio.

In the fourth season, as of episode 13, the Trix do not appear yet.

[edit] The Specialists

The Specialists are a group of students who attend an all-boys school near Alfea, the Redfountain School For Specialists.^[2] Several Specialists have become the boyfriends of the Winx girls.

• Sky:The prince of Eraklyon, he feels stifled by his position. He has medium blonde hair and is Bloom's boyfriend. As he loves Bloom, he refuses to marry Diaspro, the girl of his parents' choice. Also, in the first season, Sky does not use his real name, because he wants people (like Bloom) to like him for his personality, not his title.
• Brandon:Sky's squire, a great swordsman and ladies' man. He is sometimes conceited like Stella, a reason why they are a good match. He has short brown hair. He is Stella 's boyfriend. In the first season, he switched names with Sky.
• Timmy: He acts as the geek of the group sometimes, from a long line of scientists. He has short ginger hair and is Tecna's boyfriend. He is shy, sweet, and smart.
• Riven: A lone wolf, very competitive and good at sports. He has short spiked magenta colored hair. He is a chauvinist; he and Layla, a feminist, are in opposition.His mother left him in his young age and so he hates his mother. He is Musa's boyfriend.He and Musa kind of have the same young life.
• Helia: An artistic student, he is a great pilot and a pacifist. His uncle, Saladin, is the Headmaster of Redfountain.^[2] He has long Blue-Black hair tied into a loose ponytail. He is also very romantic and shy about directly speaking about his feelings. He is very good at using his laser string glove (a fictional weapon in the show) and tries to help everyone with it. He is Flora's boyfriend. He was the top student in Redfountain until he decided to quit and dedicate his life to nature and poetry. He has rejoined Redfountain now.
• Nabu: a prince of an unkown kingdom on the planet andros (realm of tides). He is betrothed to layla and is a wizard. He runs away from his to see wat she is like, but is caught and mistaken for an enemy at first.

[edit] Setting

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[edit] The Realm of Magix

The Realm of Magix is an alternate universe where most of the series unfolds. It is also the name of a city in that universe. It is an enchanted and highly technologically-advanced universe of hospitable planets populated by fairies, witches, heroes, and monsters.

[edit] Alfea

The Alfea School for Fairies is a young girls' boarding school for fairies in training. All of the Winx girls met and reside here and have a close relationship with its headmistress, Ms. Faragonda. At Alfea, fairies learn to fight evil, help their planets, or, in many cases, become queens of their planets.

[edit] Cloudtower

Cloudtower^[2] is a girls' boarding school for witches in training, and for most of Season 1, it was the residence for the Trix witches. At Cloudtower,^[2] the witches learn about witchcraft. In later episodes of season 1, the Trix took over Cloudtower and caused a disaster after they stole the Dragon's Flame from Bloom. Ms. Griffin is their headmistress. It is revealed in seasons 2 that she is friends with Ms. Faragonda, and in season 3, she, Saladin and Faragonda are in the Company of Light. It was also revealed that she had a past with Valtor(also called Baltor).

[edit] Redfountain

Redfountain^[2] is a boys' boarding school for the next heroes, one magical forest away from Alfea. It teaches fighting and the use of technology. In the Redfountain^[2] boys are taught how to go on dangerous missions and to fight for their respective planets. Redfountain^[2] and Alfea have a close relationship, and Miss Faragonda and Saladin have a long history that involves Bloom's past.

[edit] Reception

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[edit] Other media

[edit] Magazines

Winx Club magazines are found in several countries, including Italy and the Philippines. Contrary to what some believe, the magazine came after the tv show.

[edit] Winx Club Magazine

This was the first Winx Club magazine created. In Italy, as of issue 60, each magazine contains a letter from one or more of the girls, a section called "Winx Time", hosted by Bloom, a fun quiz or test, a section entitled "Dance... Sport... and Fun!", "written" by Layla/Aisha, Musa's section, which is entitled "Magic Music", an interview with a celebrity, a section called 'A Tutto... Gossip", the "Boys Zone", an orignal comic that revolves around the Winx girls, a section called "Winx Fashion", by Stella, Flora's "Sound of Nature" section, an excerpt from Bloom's diary, which is called "Il Diario di Bloom", a section entitled "Funny Games, a column belonging to the Trix, named "Mondo Trix", Tecna's "Tecno Zone" and "A Tutto Web", a romantic mailbag section entitled "La Posta del Cuore", an area called "Movies and Books", a "Mail and sms" mailbag section, a horoscope section, and a preview of the next issue. The magazine also often contains previews of Winx Club products, events, web sites, and tv characters.

[edit] Pixie Mag

A spinoff of the original magazine, centered around the pixies. The magazine usually contains one full-length comic and two or three short comics. It also contains sections centered around each of the Pixie's passions, and also contains a section for letters written to the magazine.

[edit] Theatrical Films

A CGI feature film, Winx Club - Il Segreto Del Regno Perduto (The Secret Of The Lost Kingdom), was announced in late 2006, and released in Italy on 30 November 2007. It was released on 22 February 2008 in Turkey, on 16 April 2008 in the Netherlands, and on 20 November 2008 in Singapore (as of current writing, its only market outside of Europe and also the only market to see it in English). The plot of the film revolves around Bloom's origins, and takes place after the events of the third season.^[6] The official website of the movie covers several markets, with release dates and other information.

It was announced at the Licensing Show 2008 that a 2nd film would be released at Christmas 2009.

[edit] Theatre

In September 2005, the "Winx Power" musical show began in Italy.^[7][8] After a successful tour in Italy, it also expanded to Belgium and the Netherlands, before expanding to Portugal in 2009. November 2008 also saw the launch of "Winx On Ice", an ice show starring Carolina Kostner.^[9]

[edit] Video Games

Winx Club games have been released for the PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, and PC. All Winx Club games are published by Konami.

There are currently 7 Winx Club games

• Winx Club (Game Boy Advance)
• Winx Club (PC & PS2)
• Winx Club: Join the Club (PSP)
• Winx Club: The Quest for the Codex (DS & GBA)
• Winx Club: Mission Enchantix (DS & GBA)
• Winx Club Secret Diary 2009 (DS)
• Dance Dance Revolution Winx Club (Wii)

[edit] Albums and soundtracks

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[edit] Merchandise

In Europe, Italian candy manufacturer Ferrero began to distribute plastic Winx figurines as prizes inside their Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs. Also, a monthly Winx comic book has been published, although its storylines have generally not been related to that of the animated series.

In the United States, 4Kids Entertainment holds the licensing rights to the series and has licensed the Winx Club name and image to an assortment of children's apparel and books. Toys such as dolls made by Mattel and a card game created with Upper Deck Entertainment are available in major stores such Wal-Mart, UK, India and Toys R Us.

In Singapore, bags, clothing and similar items are available. The dolls are the "third most popular dolls in the world" and merchandise sales are over 1 billion euros per year as of 2007.^[10]

[edit] DVD Collection

In North America, the entire first season of the Winx Club, first released on 12 July of 2005, was available as a five-disc collection until 2008. The first DVD of Season Two, "Layla and the Pixies", was released in 2007, and the second volume, "Battle for the Codex", came out in September 2007, and both are still available. The first DVD of Season Three, "The Princess Ball", was released on 27 January 2009^[11], and the other half, Fire & Flame, will be released on 30 September 2009 [2].

In Europe, various DVD releases of the show are available in several languages. The Italian DVDs of the first two seasons also feature the English dub. Season Three DVDs with only the Italian soundtrack are available as well. Also, Winx in Concerto, a DVD featuring music videos starring the Winx, was released in Italy in early 2009, with English and Italian audio.

In Australia, Magna Pacific released the entire First and Second Season in DVD using the 4Kids dub. They also released some single episodes of Season 1 in DVDs.

In Singapore, Vinci has distributed DVDs of the three seasons featuring the original English dub.

In Brazil, the first season and second season is available in the RAI Version dual audio English - Brazilian Portuguese. The entire collection is of 16 DVDs, and PlayArte has confirmed that they won't produce Season 3, though another company in Brazil can produce the DVDs, and they might. They still do not know if they will produce the first or the second movie.^[12].

[edit] See also

• List of Winx Club episodes
• List of minor Winx Club characters
• List of magical creatures in Winx Club

[edit] Notes and references

[edit] External links

Wikiquote has a collection of quotations related to: Winx Club

Official sites

• Official website Available in multiple languages including that in English currently for the United Kingdom
• Official website for the theatrical film (Italian) (Dutch) (English)
• Pixie Fun (Italian), (Dutch) Operated by Rainbow S.p.A.

Broadcaster websites

• Website operated by 4Kids Entertainment
• Winx Club at YTV

• Winx online Games at PBMCube

• Winx Club at the Internet Movie Database
• Winx Club at TV.com

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