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Butterflix is the first Fairy Form introduced in Season 7. It is parallel to Tynix.
Overview[]
In Season 7, the Winx find their Bloomix powers to be ineffective against Kalshara. They acquire Butterflix in the Valley of Fruit of the past during their quest to find the secret of the Digmoles.
Appearance[]
Season 7[]
The outfits are flowing dresses that are bright, colorful, layered, and often fluffy. The dresses also have butterfly wings' parts that match their wings. They wear matching butterfly wings' vein-like wristbands and stilettos. The hair is loosely braided or tied into a bubble ponytail, and is decorated with butterfly-based hair accessories. The wings are big and are similar to those of the butterflies' with varying patterns.
Season 8[]
The outfits remain mostly the same in the redesign, however most fairies now wear two matching butterfly wings' vein-like wristbands as opposed in the seventh season where some fairies only had one of them. Some fairies also have minor segments of their outfits, such as their butterfly-based hair accessories, being recolored. Instead of stilettos, they wear spool heels now, as the heels are shorter, rounder and less pointy. Their makeup is slightly altered.
Requirements[]
In order to earn Butterflix, a fairy must prove themselves worthy as the true defender of the Fairy Animals.
Magical Abilities[]
As the essence of nature, Butterflix grants its users nature-based power. However, it cannot damage nature itself.
Special Butterflix Powers[]
With Butterflix, a fairy has a power that can connect her to nature.
Every fairy has a different type of this power:
Effects[]
Every girl has a butterfly special effect added to their attacks.
Ways to Acquire[]
- The Winx - Defeating the Giant of the Valley and defending the Digmoles. (S7E3)
Gallery[]
Original[]
Redesigned[]
Trivia[]
- "Butterflix" is derived from the word "butterfly."
- In the early concept art, Bloom did not have a butterfly on her hair but a matching flower-like object, her wings were bigger, her dress had more colors, her hair was long with braids and was in a ponytail, her arm had a ribbon, and she wore barefoot sandals.
- This is the first transformation to feature dance scenes during the transformation sequence (excluding Musa's dancing in some previous transformations).
- Butterflix is the second nature-based power with the first being Sophix.
- While Sophix has a floral appearance, Butterflix has a faunal appearance.
- This is the second transformation where Stella wears her hair down, with the first being Mythix.
- This is Tecna's fourth transformation in which she does not wear pants or shorts. The first is Sophix, the second is Harmonix, and the third is Mythix.
- The animation effects of this transformation, the butterflies, are similar to the Winx's Believix animation effects when they use their Believix special spells, and to Roxy's Believix animation effects when she casts spells.
- Butterflix is the first transformation in which the Winx wear makeup in their waterline.
- Stella is the only Winx to turn right, while all the other girls turn left during their transformation sequence.
- This is the only Fairy Form with individual final poses to not show any footwear.
- In Season 7:
- The background for the transformation as well as the dance sequence resembles that of the music video for K-Pop group Rainbow's song "Sunshine."
- The appearance of the Butterflix dress is similar to that of the Monarch Butterfly Dress created by the American fashion designer Luly Yang and might have been inspired by it.
- In Season 8:
- This is the first transformation to be reanimated in the new animation style.
- Musa is the only Winx to have one bracelet in her Butterflix form. She, Bloom and Stella had only one bracelet on only one of their arms in their Butterflix forms in Season 7 while Flora, Aisha and Tecna have two, but in Season 8 Bloom and Stella now have two bracelets in their Butterflix making Musa the only one with one bracelet as a result.
- The Winx are taking flight with their wings at the end of the transformation, which replaces and completely removes the Butterflix Dance sequence.
- There is no in-universe explanation for the redesigning of Enchantix, Sirenix, or Butterflix.
- It is possible that Roxy was intended to earn Butterflix during planning stage but later discarded, as seen in the game Winx: Magix Mayhem (finished before Nickelodeon had finished the scripts for Season 7).
- In Issue 143: The Flame of the Dragon, it is revealed that each Winx still carries a small piece of the Dragon's Flame inside them from when Bloom replenished their power in Season 6.
Transformation Sequences[]
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