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I remember I loved watching this like, a decade ago.

Keep that Promise.

Gotcha understand.

HI👋 If you don't mind me asking could you do a video on cutecore?

10:59 Aw what a shame in 2017 i watched club winx in 4kids so i probably missed them😅

Traumacore hurts but it makes me feel less alone. I don’t look at it a lot, I try to avoid it because sometimes it makes me sick but other times I just wish to feel not alone. I don’t want to feel bad or horrible, I don’t want to feel insane. I think it triggers me, but all while triggering me it also calms me down when I get triggered. Does that make sense?

I can definitely see why Nickelodeon decided to screw off the show once Harvey Beaks and The Loud House came in. The show was failing and failing in the ratings compared to their other animated content (especially SpongeBob). Plus, the show's artstyle didn't fit in for the brand. Also, airing the show during the afternoon was a bad move.

It’s a shame that executives can ruin artistry just for their greed. Like imagine how many cartoons/shows we missed out on just because it wasn’t “marketable” 😭

8:57 i was reading the captions bc I was bored and my dyslexic ass read pandemic as “ panpenic” 😭😭

Liza Kaplan is the best English voa for Winx

(TW mental illness) I think I love weirdcore because it’s an escape. I’ve been severely struggling with my mental health since late 2019, part of which was passive suicidal ideation. I never attempted or even made a plan, I just daydreamed about and wished for death constantly. But it wasn’t necessary that I wanted to die, more so that I didn’t want to live. Didn’t want to exist. Existing meant never-ending all-nighters, failing assignments because my brain would not work, horrific things on the news every day, way more body pains than someone as young as me should have, crying in the dark in my room after a fight with my parents, being late to class because I couldn’t stop having anxiety attacks over the thought of people looking at me, feeling like I had zero control over a single aspect of my life. Constant misery and paranoia. What I wanted more than anything most days was to live life on spectator mode. Invisible, intangible, mute. Free to float wherever I wanted, no one able to perceive me or even know I existed in the first place. And I think weirdcore kind of offered that idea. The dreamy oasis of nonexistence. Nowhere, with no people and almost no things. Just me. But also no me. I wouldn’t exist either, I’d be nothing. Not a student or a daughter or a member of society or a person, just me. Nowadays even though I still struggle immensely, I’ve moved past that particular hurt, and as hopeless as things feel most of the time I know I’m really doing much better than I was back then. Barring the odd exceptionally awful day, I don’t feel the need for that nonexistence anymore, and when I do it’s much less consuming than it used to be. So now I just enjoy weirdcore for the visual appeal. <3

The only seasons I've watched all the way through were the first three. I've been trying to make my way through the whole show, but I have yet to manage.

I'm 27 and i still go back to watch the EAH mini movies and plot episodes occasionally. It's a crime what Disney did. It's a cheap copy of a universe that lovingly examined our favourite fairytales

i participate in traumacore and allow myself to feel these feelings in order to process them and accept what happened to me and use my pain to make myself stronger. it's different for everyone, but it in my own experience, it's really helpful.

Maturing is realizing that even though I was honestly kind of embarrassed as a child for liking Pretty Rhythm, an anime about figure skating that focuses on three girls who are school age, was honestly not a terrible show, considering the fact that I liked the characters, the fashion was good, dark topics were touched at times, and the plot was interesting. And even though the show did have a game/toys, it wasn't constantly shoved in your face and they were honestly kind of cute.

You missed one of the most important aspects of cottagecore coming to prominence: the pandemic. Overwhelming anxiety, a mistrust in large corporations (especially in relation to food), and being cut completely off from the standard flow of life were the ingredients to this fantasy coming into the public consciousness. Not going to work led to people trying to fill the hours, and many turned to sewing, baking, knitting, there was even a handwashing clothes on a washboard moment as people tried to cure their boredom. After the panicked runs on supplies (i remember the toilet paper shortage of 2020) there was inflation and price gouging, and there came a visceral concern about food accessibility. The spread of bird flu and resulting flock cullings in 2021 and 2022 made eggs especially scarce and expensive, which turned many to keeping their own small flock of chickens or getting to know someone who does. Then, especially in the US, many people were stuck in tiny downtown apartments as a disease was allowed to run rampant through major cities as a means of political vengeance. To the queer cottagecore folk, this policy sounded dreadfully familiar. The terror and cabin fever made the call of open spaces extremely appealing, suburban housing prices skyrocketed as people left downtown in search of room to pace around. The ultimate version of that dream was a little house with a lot of open land to run around in. It all added up to the vision of picking berries, kneading dough for bread and frolicking through fields filling the world's daydreams. And in the face of this adversity, people made these daydreams a little more real, if only to make the shutdown a little more bearable and their 100 square feet a little more enjoyable to be in. I remember the discourse around the ethos of cottagecore in respect to the rise of "plantation-core," and though those forces never were fully stomped out, the aesthetic movement has not fully ceded to anti-feminism and the "tradition" of control. Cottagecore's decline was inevitable, as is the fate of every trend. The world opened up, jobs demanded people return to work in person, and we've all tried to erase the emotional distress of that entire debacle from our minds. The stressors that made the fantasy appealing lifted, and the free time to hand-knead dough or hand-wash clothing was gone. The inevitable profiteering off of the aesthetic came, and soon after the trad-wife propaganda, and plenty of people moved on to the next trend or concern. But there's still a sizable and active community carrying the torch for the ideals of slow fashion, food accessibility, and generally enjoying life at an analog pace.

I watched winx as a kid but completely forgot about it until gay Twitter mined it for memes. Also, why was one of techna's powers an IT helpdesk?

Watching winx content is very difficult at times. I can watch the unicorn of war all day, but this video is pulling on my emotionally for reasons I don’t understand.

Flora was voiced by Liko & Sypha from Pokémon Horizons and Castlevania Alejandra Reynoso

winx club was never a mixed gendered brand. it has always been a girls cartoon and a fashion doll line in itally.

I kinda argue against season 4 being the downfall we need to remember that s4 was still mostly produced by rainbow and tbh i don’t think they aimed it at younger audiences id say the opposite they established the girls were graduated adults and showed the transition from normal high school antics to some experimental storylines u even have the Winx questioning about what they want to do afterwards what path that wanna follow weather they want to spend their lives as guardian fairies or go after their dreams so i think it was more of an experimental series to see where they could take it with mature storylines just for Nickelodeon to kill it all by sending them back to school and any thought of them maturing or growling killed

''kissing girls I-I MEAN-''

2:13 THOMAS MENTIOEND I really do recommend his content he is a great writer and really funny

GenZ person here, yeah- we’re dying, childhood went- \ \ \ \ Downfall😔

thank you for this very nicely done aesthetic. i personally don't engage with traumacore for several reasons, but it has it's place on the internet. expressing your emotions and processing your trauma through art can be a very important step on a healing journey. Finding community and people that care about you is even more important. both of those things can be achieved through traumacore. also i don't know who said it but there was this quote about art being distrubring for the comforted and comforting to the disturbed. of course there is a line. telling someone to sh or similar is not okay. but expressing your pain through art is a very human thing to do and not at all wrong

I have been prone to dissociation for most of my life. I forget a lot of things, and I tell myself those things don't matter anymore. But if they don't matter, why did this video make me cry? Thank you for creating this.

I was on board until you said that season *4* was the first season coproduced by nick, it wasn't. Season 4 was entirely made by Rainbow and aired a whole year before they even partnered with nick. Its animation style changed from the first 3 seasons but most of its episodes were still animated frame by frame. Season *5* was the first season co-produced by nick and the first to be completely animated in flash.

I'd argue children are more cruel this days is because kids media doesn't show bulling, bigotry etc. I remember being disgusted by the treatment Quasimodo received because of his disability in Notre-Dam cartoon. I may not have known the word for sexual assault but I've known that Esmeralda was uncomfortable by Frodo touching her.

I'm italian, and I remember going to the rainbow park! I know it's off topic, but it had many references to winx :3

Adults ruin everything

It's frustrating how companies are making shows to maximise their profits and not actually shows that are so interesting and good quality that they are bringing profit because people actually care about them. Look at gravity falls Alex make it so that both adults and kids can enjoy. This show is so good that after so many years the fandom is still pretty big, the book of bill is a bestseller. The creators put a lot of care and love to this project and it was worth it. Companies are so busy on making profitable kid shows to sell toys but underestimate the audience of teenagers and adults who buy merch too. It might not be as big of a profit as kids but still dedicated fan but still dedicated fanbase is not only profit source in my opinion but a quality on itself. Fans "market" the show by making fanarts, cosplays, animations. It shows that the project is good. But obviously the only people who care about it are the show creators and fans not the company managers...

Trauma core is so comforting to me the same way weird and dreamcore is. It never was about being appealing and only pleasing to the eyes but more of a vent something to relate to. Saying it is glorifying anything is just plain out rude like, just because you can't relate or experienced any kind of traumatic things doesn't mean you have the rights to take that away from people and shun them down to only discuss it with a therapist instead of talking and sharing it with others. Don't get me wrong I'm not saying to not get that type of help along side it but in this year and age you would've expected people to accept people with trauma are just people as well

this is so helpful for my weirdcore passion project, tysm

Wooow you have suuch a beautiful voice

How tf do you get consent from the entire internet? That’s unrealistic

Nickelodeon censored Winx club but allowed actual real human girls to get their feet licked by Dan Schneider??? Not only that, they had other p*dophiles working there too, like the demon who made Ren & Stimpy! I freaking hate Nickelodeon so much... I love SpongeBob and CatDog and Rugrats, but Nickelodeon is still a sh*t company also I'm not a hater of preschool and "baby" shows either but I agree that taking something that was meant for teens and older kids and putting it on Nick Jr is too far, and this is coming a soon to be 22 year old, who watches Max & Ruby

Traumacore is just vent art to me, god knows I used it to cope

And 4Kids was the worst of Winx Club they censored Enchantix

And Aisha is her original tbh idk why it was Layla

Season 5 was good but it still was part of rainbow they only coproduced it

I remember rewatching Winx Club on YT with a 9 yr old cousin during quarantine, and I was in my late 20s who grew up with Winx, and I'm a man. But even I was shocked to find myself tearing up during that scene in Season 1 when Mike and Vanessa showed how much they loved Bloom when they revealed to her that she was adopted, and Bloom came to treasure her adopted parents even more instead of resenting them, despite that same episode showing Bloom inclining to resent them at first for not revealing this secret to her way earlier since she came to discover it first through a vision rather than through them. The way this was executed, and Bloom still made her choice to love Mike and Vanessa anyways was so profound in my adult brain, but this flew over my head when I saw this on TV for the first time when I was young. It's one of those golden moments from OG Winx Club, amongst several more, that touched even an adult audience member like me who had grown out of the show, and it reminded me of how good this show was, bringing me back as a fan out of respect for the quality it used to have.

Not gonna lie, I love the fact that nickelodeon introduced me to Winx as a kid, but as I got older and manage to access to internet, I tried finding the episodes I watched only to find the original series and got very confused. Mostly because I noticed the different voices on some videos and didn't know about different English dubs at the time. I actually realized the censorship with nick because of season 4 not only because of the forever boyfriend line but one time I watched the RAI English for some episodes knowing that the next day nick Winx was airing a new episode in its dub. It was a crazy coincidence the same episode was one of them and I noticed the dialogue changes. Did the same for 4kids in some episodes. As the seasons, I always watch them when they aired, and I kept watching. While there were some elements that annoyed or confused me as I grew (you mentioned some of them, going back to alfea in season 5 as students was one of them), there was always something in each season I liked. The only season that annoyed me the most was season 7 honestly. Just fell off episodes after Roxy's crystal was stolen, and I didn't see the rest until again by complete coincidence, I change the channel to nickjr and saw it airing that very season. The episode was the last one. Such as life. Anyway, Happy Halloween. My first 4kids episode was the Hallowinx one.

4Kids TV once made Winx Club legendary once..

i was born 1995 and the winx club I was I introduced too was the four kids version good times good times

Idk about aesthetics. I don’t have one. I’m in a subculture, and the whole aesthetic thing meant something else to me growing up. It was for movies, stage shows, albums… not people. But I feel like it depends on the person. If they are using this to heal, ok. If it doesn’t help them heal, ok. But it should be for people who have trauma, and not tragedy vultures who make other people’s suffering about them. Also, it sounds like it’s more of an art movement, that seems to be mostly centered around photography. In a sense there’s an element of aesthetic in the sense we used to use the word. I sure hope people aren’t reducing it to fashion and trying to look as if they have trauma, but in an artistic way, or whatever. But we can’t pretend these types of people who do romanticize suffering and insert themselves into it without actually having significant trauma themselves, don’t exist. They do, and they make light of issues most people want to keep to themselves as much as possible. The art provides catharsis for some people who don’t experience catharsis via opening up. I am not super familiar with the photography in this movement but I have used creative mediums to cope. Both making and appreciating. I personally love listening to music for my healing. You couldn’t pay me to talk about whatever is making me suffer until I’ve healed enough that I can do so without pain, but usually that’s just when I need to explain something. It never does anything positive for me to share. That’s just how I am and the world pressures us to be so open now. I hate that. But I have my ways to let out the emotions… alone and blaring music as I sing/scream, and play along. I’d imagine that this photography can be very healing for some others who just feel worse when they talk about it. So I support it even if some people want to abuse it. We should focus on just shaming the tragedy vultures as they out themselves… which they do.

Nah, that is BS why is Aisha white, when she was black from the get go? There is no reason to race or gender swap a character plus, you are on the nose with this like, kids deserve to see REALITY through fiction not sure if you are a 90s kid to.. but Rugrats had an episode about death (through a bug mind you) Doug is somewhat relatable now moving to this day and age Owl house and Amphibia was amazing, with good characters and I love that they went THERE as in, (looking at amphibia) a character getting stabbed and even another character getting their hand cut off in the most epic way Kids deserve to see something fun and not just silly noises for hours like Teen Titans Go

why are you whispering? 🤫

7:15 Look, I liked the video, and how you organized it, but I have to disagree with one thing: The show has always been TERRIBLE. I loved it when I was a kid, it works great for 11-12 year olds. But I went to rewatch it, and no, the writing isn't amazing. The protagonist herself is poorly done, the creation of bonds is also poorly done. The characters are shallow, and the incredible universe of Winx is not well explored. Everyone knows that the first 3 seasons, truly, are the only "Canonical" ones. In itself, the show fails to create even remotely decent dialogue (or was it the dubbing, because, congratulations, your video arrived in Brazil!), the romance is flawed and unsalted, it is impossible to ship any couple from there. The Trix are boring and insufferable villains who are shallower than a saucer. I'm kind of torturing myself to rewatch this cartoon, because I can't stand these frequent mistakes in the show. I don't want to get rid of the video, it's well done, and very well structured! I believe you can grow even more. But saying that Winx is good, I can't agree (no, not people from the comments, it's not irony, it's my opinion about Winx. Please don't attack me for that.)

i loved this video, i agree with everything!!! i will miss the old winx and the potential it had for the rest of my life. i genuinely hope one day it gets the reboot it deserves. and what i loved about it when i watched it at 5-7 years old was the scary parts, the deep parts, the amazing plotlines, the dialogue, the worldbuilding, the intrigue, the fashion, the unique art style etc. like i could still tell it was interesting, unique, well thought out, and had real meaningful messages even though i was so young. its like people think kids cant tell the difference between good quality or bad. kids are still humans with brains and emotions they can still percieve and sense so much and watching winx was one of the most beautiful experiences in my childhood. i am not traumatized from the scary scenes, those were some of the scenes i loved the most and they were memorable and made a real lasting impression on me. i dont get why that is so difficult for some people to understand these days.