List Of Winx Club Episodes
Winx Club is an Italian animated series which premiered on January 28, 2004 in Italy on Rai 2. The series involves Bloom, who is an ordinary girl from Earth, who learns she's not so ordinary and that she is a fairy. She travels to the Magic Dimension to study at Alfea, a college for fairies, where she meets her roommates, Stella, Flora, Tecna and Musa. She also learns about the two other schools in Magix: Redfountain, the school for Specialists and Cloudtower, the school for witches, which is where the Trix, Icy, Darcy and Stormy attend. The Trix are the main villains in the first season. In the second season, a new fairy is introduced, Aisha, who is the princess of the realm of Andros. The Winx face a new villain, Lord Darkar, who has the Trix become his allies. They also meet the Pixies, who they bond with. In the third season, the Trix escape from their prison and bring back a new villain named Valtor, who has a special connection with Bloom. The Winx must become Enchantix fairies. In the first theatrical film, Winx Club: The Secret of the Lost Kingdom, the Winx (minus Bloom) graduate from Alfea and have now become guardian fairies of their realms, they face a new threat, the Ancestral Witches, who are ancestors of the Trix. In the fourth season, the Winx become teachers at Alfea, but a new threat arrives: The Wizards of the Black Circle, who mistake Bloom for the last fairy of Earth. The Winx resign as teachers and travel to Earth, where they must find and protect the last fairy of Earth, who lives in Bloom's hometown, Gardenia and whose name is Roxy. The Winx must become Believix fairies, in order to beat the Wizards. In the second theatrical film, Winx Club 3D: Magical Adventure, the Trix return along with the Ancestral Witches, who destroy the Tree of Life which causes a magic blackout. The Winx must stop them both and restore magic. In the fifth season, Aisha's cousin, Tritannus finds he will not be king of the Oceans of Andros and attempts to kill his twin brother, Nereus, he gets thrown in prison with the Trix and he absorbs the pollution from an oil spill in Gardenia and transforms into a monster. The Winx find their Believix powers to be less effective underwater and must attain a new sea/ocean-based fairy transformation and magical power, Sirenix, which is a dangerous transformation and enormous power of the fairies. The Sirenix Book, gives them a new evolved fairy transformation called Harmonix, which enables them to swim faster and freely use their powers and spells in the sea and ocean.
Since premiering in early 2004, Winx Club has aired 112 episodes across five seasons. Currently, seasons have consisted of 26 episodes with large story arcs spanning the entire season and smaller subplots regarding the people and places of the realm of Magix. In the United States, this show was licensed by 4Kids Entertainment and then aired and dubbed three seasons of the show on 4Kids TV from 2004 to 2007. In 2010, Nickelodeon had acquired the rights to localizing Winx Club across the United States. They have confirmed to be co-producing the fifth and sixth seasons of Winx Club. To lead up to the upcoming new seasons, Nickelodeon aired content between Seasons 1 through Season 4, in the US. From June to October 2011, Nickelodeon had aired four one-hour specials between Seasons 1 and 2. Following Nickelodeon's version of the third season from November to December 2011. Nickelodeon aired Season 4 on May 6, 2012 until July 29, 2012. In Italy, Winx Club has aired Season 1-4 on Rai Due The 4 one-hour specials aired every Monday from November 21 to December 12, 2011 on Rai Due. The fifth season of Winx Club premiered on Nickelodeon on August 26, 2012 and premiered in Italy on Rai Due on October 16, 2012.
As of December 9, 2012, 117 episodes of Winx Club have aired in the US.
As of November 06, 2012, 117 episodes of Winx Club have aired in Italy on Rai 2.
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