First off I'm not a fan but after watching the show i respect it cause of it values. Second, I'm writing this cause of an article that someone posted about season 6. The article was read to her by a 16 year old cousin (both a major fans but they are not allowed to have a fanpop account). Fourth, the article made her cry. Fifth, I'm using the information that made her cry.
So i dont know who wrote the article but it stated about the plot and transformation of season 6. She was excited about the winx going to Tenca's home world and getting a cyber type transformation. What made her cry was the fact that the person who wrote the article in question said something about how Nick made winx club suck and that season 6 will be the worst season ever. Tenca's character will be ruined and that thete will be no point in ever watching winx club anymore.
It is true that Nick did change winx club alot. They turned seasons 1&2 into 4 one hour specials. (Btw i watched seasons 1-3). The fact remains that even though Nick upped the graphics and changed the theme song/transformation songs. They got the attention of a new younger generation than from when winx club first came about. Its true that.Nick may have screwed up, but if we want winx club to stay alive we may have to avcept change.
There are many differences between books and movies. Even though they change things and tweek the plot. We are still fans. The same thing goes with bringing back a tv series that was made. I dont know when Winx Club came out but i believe it touched the hearts of many of all you fans. This 7 year old said that Winx Club inspired her to be brave and stand up for what she believes in. It also got her to wonder about what books she could about faires, mermaids, and magic.
So now the questions i have for you is this. What does being a fan really mean to you? Can you really bad mouth a show that touched your heart just because its a remake? Would you say "The winx club sucks and is not worth watching" to someone younger than you?
I hate to see my daycare kids cry and as i said im not a fan but i respect what the show. So you can accept that Nick made winx club suck but the fact remains that so many now have the magic in their life and can believe that maybe, just maybe, magic is all around us.
So i dont know who wrote the article but it stated about the plot and transformation of season 6. She was excited about the winx going to Tenca's home world and getting a cyber type transformation. What made her cry was the fact that the person who wrote the article in question said something about how Nick made winx club suck and that season 6 will be the worst season ever. Tenca's character will be ruined and that thete will be no point in ever watching winx club anymore.
It is true that Nick did change winx club alot. They turned seasons 1&2 into 4 one hour specials. (Btw i watched seasons 1-3). The fact remains that even though Nick upped the graphics and changed the theme song/transformation songs. They got the attention of a new younger generation than from when winx club first came about. Its true that.Nick may have screwed up, but if we want winx club to stay alive we may have to avcept change.
There are many differences between books and movies. Even though they change things and tweek the plot. We are still fans. The same thing goes with bringing back a tv series that was made. I dont know when Winx Club came out but i believe it touched the hearts of many of all you fans. This 7 year old said that Winx Club inspired her to be brave and stand up for what she believes in. It also got her to wonder about what books she could about faires, mermaids, and magic.
So now the questions i have for you is this. What does being a fan really mean to you? Can you really bad mouth a show that touched your heart just because its a remake? Would you say "The winx club sucks and is not worth watching" to someone younger than you?
I hate to see my daycare kids cry and as i said im not a fan but i respect what the show. So you can accept that Nick made winx club suck but the fact remains that so many now have the magic in their life and can believe that maybe, just maybe, magic is all around us.
Peace out!
