For fifteen years, Kody Myers lived a normal, human life. But on her sixteenth birthday, everything changed. Discoveries were made, secrets were spilt and Kody found herself stepping into a whole new world. But what happens when she discovers a part...
So before I move on to the next chapter, I know that some of you won't have watched the original Winx Club and will have only watched Fate. So I'm just gonna put in a few images of the original characters I'm bringing back or have brought back. I should've really done this earlier but it's only just occurred to me that some of you might not have a clue what certain characters look like, so here are the images of the characters I'm either bringing back or have already brought back. Also, I'm aware that these are the animated versions so I'm hoping you all can just imagine what they look like in real life. Hope that's okay. :)
Professor Palladium
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Professor Palladium, as you all know, is the Potionology professor. He's quite kind and cares about his students and his work. He's also an elf. (Not the super tiny ones though). He also speaks with a British accent.
Miss Griselda
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Miss Griselda is the Head of Discipline and the Defence teacher. As you've already seen, she's extremely strict. And yeah, that's it for her so far. She also speaks with a British accent.
Professor Wizgiz
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Professor Wizgiz is a Professor at Alfea, and he's a Leprechaun. Supposedly, he's been teaching at the college for 1000 years. He teaches Metamorphosymbiosis, which is basically shape-shifting. And in this story, he teaches the second years, hence why you haven't seen him yet. He speaks in an Irish accent.
Tecna
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Tecna is a fairy of technology, and in this story, she's a transfer student. She's very intelligent and in the show, she starts off by not really knowing how to empathise and show much emotion (eventually she is able to do that though) but in this story, she's already going to be able to show emotion and stuff. She speaks in a British accent.
Flora
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Flora is an Earth Fairy, like her cousins Terra and Sam. She is very well connected with her magic and can even hear what the nature around her is feeling. She's very kind and caring and is quite shy. She is also quite sensitive. In this story, she will eventually be introduced when Terra asks her to come to Alfea to help Kody with her magic. She speaks with an American accent.
Brandon
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Brandon is a Specialist from Red Fountain. He speaks with an American accent. He's very strong and he cares a lot about his friends and his peers. He's also very loyal and protective.
Helia
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Helia is a Specialist from Red Fountain. He is a very laid back person and he's artistic. Although he is quite shy, he is not afraid to voice his thoughts. He's a very kind and understanding person. He speaks in an American accent.
Timmy
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Timmy is a Specialist from Red Fountain, and whilst he is the least skilled of the Specialists in terms of combat, he makes up for it by being extremely intelligent and good with technology. He is quite shy and is very kind. He speaks in an American accent.
