Which Winx girl is most relatable?

Subject: Which Winx girl is most relatable? Mon Mar 07, 2016 3:17 am

I was just thinking about this just a few seconds ago and so I'm making a topic on it. Some people like a Winx girl because their personality, outfits, or powers are the best. But I think this might be a good thing to talk about. Which Winx character is the most relatable?

I would say either Musa or Bloom. I know I could say Aisha because she's my favorite but I thought of all the Winx girls, what was their past, picked the most relatable, and for that reason I chose Musa and Bloom because Musa lost a parent and I think kids can relate to that because they probably lost a loved one and Bloom because she had no idea that she had a special gift that helped change the world for either good or bad and kids might think they have something that can help change the world.

Who do you think is the most relatable Winx girl?

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Right now in the current series, none of them really are relateable. Considering their power they have right now, no one can relate to them. Maybe back in season 1 a person watching could related to Bloom, but once she found she had the DR and was a princess that kind of stopped. She and the winx stopped being normal and what not. Musa and Flora are probably the more relatable of the group, but for different reasons. Even with the specialists, no one could related to them I feel. Roxy might be the closest fans can get to feeling relateable to any character.

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It's all of them. But it has to be in the right situation that a person is dealing with. For example. Musa is dealing with a break up, and some people are more or less dealing with the same thing.

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Which Winx girl is most relatable? NLYUb07

Subject: Re: Which Winx girl is most relatable? Mon Mar 07, 2016 1:39 pm

I think maybe Musa. She has quite a tragic past, losing her mother, and broken families are unfortunately common these days. Her relationship is also most realistic in my opinion.

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Subject: Re: Which Winx girl is most relatable? Mon Mar 07, 2016 9:49 pm

Eleiya Lilium wrote:: I think maybe Musa. She has quite a tragic past, losing her mother, and broken families are unfortunately common these days. Her relationship is also most realistic in my opinion.

Fianlly someone who agrees with me

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Subject: Re: Which Winx girl is most relatable? Mon Mar 07, 2016 10:12 pm

Tbh, personality wise I find most relatable.

Generally, I'd say Flora and Tecna for me. They both haven't gone through anything to major and seem like the most 'Ordinary Girl' type in the groups.

For people who are not me, I'd say Musa or Tecna are most relatable.

I also love technology and I TRY to be a nice, but I can be moody or grumpy ~~especially at that annoying year 7 kid I know.~~

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Subject: Re: Which Winx girl is most relatable? Mon Jun 06, 2016 11:22 pm

I'll be honest here and say Stella. I'm going to get a lot of weird looks, just hear me out:

1. Everyone has struggled with appearance at least once always wanting to look their best.
2. Like an earlier post said, broken families are relatively common these days (not excluding divorce), this I think kids can relate (either directly or indirectly because a friend is dealing with it)

If I was forced to call s backup I'd call it as Musa because, most kids will unfortunately have to deal with loosing someone close sooner or later.

But overall each Winx can be considered relatable either directly or indirectly depending on what a person is going through at the time

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