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* AlternativeCalendar: The diegetic calendar is counted in years after or before Domino's restoration. This means that dates are only mentioned when the characters are in the Magix dimension, never while in Azeroth. Dominis have also their own names for each month. The [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo03 third chapter]] is the first in which this is done; by contrast, the [[Recap/ParadoxusPrologo prologue]] noticeably lacks it because it's meant to be a mysterious InMediasRes.


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* FramingTheGuiltyParty: Bloom's sudden disappearance in the [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo03 third chapter]] sends both Domino and Eraklyon into a tizzy. Due to Eraklyon's civil war against warlord Yoshinoya, he's their main and only suspect, which leads to his execution at Queen Daphne's hands. Unfortunately for him, while he's guilty of terrorism and kidnapping, he's got nothing to do with Bloom's situation; [[spoiler:that's Eudora Budhartil's fault]].
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** The [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo03 third chapter]] explains how Bloom is made aware of Azeroth's existence and, (implied) through her, the rest of Magix. She forms an alliance with Galadwen and, indirectly, with Sylvanas. It's also revealed that Magix has already attracted the Burning Legion's attention, with three Erakli cities having already been attacked with extreme prejudice.
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** The [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo03 third chapter]]'s epigraph foreshadows that, more important than Bloom's meeting with Galadwen is [[spoiler:her sister Daphne doing so too and unlocking her memories in the process. The two women, along with a third party, will manipulate all events from here onward to prevent this timeline from the absolute catastrophe that was the previous one]].
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** The [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo03 third chapter]]'s introductory quote lampshades that this is the beginning of the plot proper; back in the present and taking place shortly after the events of the prologue. The Oðrsson sisters reunite with the rest of the girls with whom they'll travel back in time.

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** The [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo03 third chapter]]'s introductory quote lampshades that this is the beginning of the plot proper; back in the present and taking place shortly after it's indeed Bloom's encounter with Galadwen that sets the events of the prologue. The Oðrsson sisters reunite with plot--they are two who were fated to meet. It makes Galadwen aware of Eudora already making moves on the rest of Magix dimension and makes her realize the girls with whom they'll travel back in time.true Aspect of Fire is not a bonafide elf but a fairy carrying a Titan-like deity's power.
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** The [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo03 third chapter]]'s introductory quote lampshades that this is the beginning of the plot proper; back in the present and taking place shortly after the events of the prologue. The Oðrsson sisters reunite with the rest of the girls with whom they'll travel back in time.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Aen'da is introduced in the [[Recap/ParadoxusPrologo prologue]] as a powerful yet awkward Kaldorei/Sin'dorei hybrid. Proof of the former is that with one shoot from her bow Delune she can access the Maw where Sylvanas, thrice sent there, is without worrying about not going back. The latter is accomplished the moment she opens her mouth and doesn't quite know how to explain to Sylvanas why she's rescuing her from there or who she is. She admits not having prepared a speech.
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* InMediasRes: The [[Recap/ParadoxusPrologo prologue]] begins explaining why Altalune and her little sister Trisha are about to embark on a risky plan to somehow prevent their mother's murder. It's not known how or why Bloom died, much less how they are going to accomplish it or why Trisha thinks Altalune's plan is foolish. Furthermore, we don't know who the three women watching from afar are.
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* StrangerInAFamiliarLand: PlayedForLaughs in the [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo02 second chapter]]. Galadwen returns to Teldrassil after an absence of 500 hundred years; her sudden teleportation to the place causes the alarms to fire off as they are no longer tuned to identify her as a Kaldorei citizen. The Moon Priestesses and Shandris panic at what they think is a hostile intrusion; once the latter recognizes her, she's exasperated beyond measure. Galadwen merely laughs in response. It's {{downplayed}} as the night elves are long-lived creatures, so they do remember who Galadwen is and their society hasn't changed that much--Galadwen's only grip is that they are serving the (in comparison) short-lived humans instead of leading the Alliance with their experience.
-->'''Shandris:''' ¡Serás idiota, Aen'da! Te desapareces por casi medio milenio, y sólo apareces para asustar. Elune, dame paciencia para soportarte.[[labelnote:Translation]]You idiot, Aen'da! You disappear for almost half a millennium and only show up to give us a scare. Elune, give me the patience to bear with you.[[/labelnote]]
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* ImprobableTaxonomySkills: In the [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo02 second chapter]], Galadwen refers to every human population she's ever met during her interdimensional travels as ''Homo sapiens'' even though she hasn't visited Earth's dimension yet nor she's the kind of character to bother to study human phylogenetics that much. Galadwen has a curious and even scientific disposition most of the time, however, she's also a {{Fantastic Racis|m}}t biased against all non-elves and finds humans too brutish and violent for her interests. All in all, her qualifying all humans as hominids in the ''sapiens'' genre is more of a shortcut to showcase how, from her perspective, human beings are all the same.
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** The [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo02 second chapter]] begins with another unattributed quote that makes reference not to the central theme but to the main characters' wants throughout the plot. They all wish to preserve all the fragile, loved things or people they lost in a previous timeline thanks to the chaos brought by the Burning Legion. In Trisha, Altalune, and Stacy's cases, it's their mothers. For Galadwen, the aim is to prevent as much destruction as possible by eradicating the demons with a united elven front.

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* HowWeGotHere: The first four chapters are devoted to partially explaining why Altalune and Trisha have arrived at the conclusion that time travel is the only way to fix things. In the [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo01 first chapter]]* f, the narration goes back 150 years into the past and switches the POV to that of Sylvanas'. Through her, the key figure that eventually connects Magix with Azeroth is introduced.

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* HowWeGotHere: The first four chapters are devoted to partially explaining why Altalune and Trisha have arrived at the conclusion that time travel is the only way to fix things. In the things.
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** [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo02 Second chapter]]: The first contact between Magix and Azeroth is shown; 100 years after Sylvanas is restored to life, Galadwen has been dimension-hopping nonstop seeking potential allies. This leads her to eventually stumble on Magix, where she immediately detects the powerful magical aura of the Dragon's Flame, of which the bearer at the time is Queen Marion of Domino, pregnant with either of her daughters. 24 years later, she goes there again, where she sees the Winx being interviewed about Earth's newly-restored magic.
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** Every character's combat skills follow a ThreeStatSystem---weapons mastery, internal magical affinity, and external magic-wielding--that makes them vaguely resemble hybrid FantasyCharacterClasses.
* ThreeStatSystem: In ''Paradoxus'' there exists three skill branches the characters can master to varying extents. Firstly, armed combat with bladed, kinetic, etc. weapons. Secondly, control of their internal magical affinity, usually elemental (this comes from the ''Winx Club'' canon). And thirdly, wielding of magic from external sources -- i.e., one of the six magical forces of the ''World of Warcraft'' canon. Fairy/witch transformations are included in this third category because, in order to obtain them, the characters have to seek out an external source from the ''Winx Club'' canon. To exemplify this, Altalune (Bloom's daughter) excels at swordsmanship but struggles to fuel her ice magic with positive emotions -- she was able to gain the Bloomix just fine (using it is another matter entirely). Gilliam (Flora's daughter), on her part, lacks any training with weapons and is only an Enchantix fairy, but has superb control over her nature magic and proves to be pretty creative with it (even creating toxins from pollen). Iladris (Sylvanas' adopted daughter) is an accomplished archer and has started to learn how to harness [[PowerOfTheVoid void magic]], but has no innate elemental magic by herself.

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* {{Epigraph}}: The [[Recap/ParadoxusPrologo prologue]] opens with a bit of dialogue between two NamedByTheAdaptation, [[OCStandIn OC Stand-Ins]] who by the time the fanfic takes place, are both long dead --Hellis, nymph of the sun, and Nótt Skoð, nymph of time and the void. They are talking about how YouCantFightFate, a CentralTheme of the fic. Their inclusion also serves two establish three facts that are mostly [[RewatchBonus reread bonuses]]. One, the Great Dragon's nymphs are going to be of key importance throughout the plot. Two, it reaffirms that time travel kickstarts the plot but also foreshadows that [[spoiler:it's part of the reason why things are the way they are]]. And three, it [[LawOfConservationOfDetail brings attention to an important detail]], that Nótt's reincarnation ([[spoiler:aka Morrigan, Daphne's daughter]]) is an importat behind-the-scenes player.
-->"No importan las circunstancias, ni el espacio, ni el tiempo, Hellis... cuando los hilos del destino se entrelazan, las personas implicadas están condenadas a encontrarse".[[labelnote:Translation]]No matter the circumstances, nor do space or time, Hellis... when the threads of destiny intertwine, the people involved are doomed to meet.[[/labelnote]]\\
--'''Nótt Skoð''', one reincarnation of the nymph of time and the void.

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The [[Recap/ParadoxusPrologo prologue]] opens with a bit of dialogue between two NamedByTheAdaptation, [[OCStandIn OC Stand-Ins]] who by the time the fanfic takes place, are both long dead --Hellis, nymph of the sun, and Nótt Skoð, nymph of time and the void. They are talking about how YouCantFightFate, a CentralTheme of the fic. Their inclusion also serves two establish three facts that are mostly [[RewatchBonus reread bonuses]]. One, the Great Dragon's nymphs are going to be of key importance relevance throughout the plot. Two, it reaffirms that time travel kickstarts the plot but also foreshadows that [[spoiler:it's part of the reason why things are the way they are]]. And three, it [[LawOfConservationOfDetail brings attention to an important detail]], that Nótt's reincarnation ([[spoiler:aka Morrigan, Daphne's daughter]]) is an importat important behind-the-scenes player.
-->"No importan las circunstancias, ni el espacio, ni el tiempo, Hellis... cuando los hilos del destino se entrelazan, las personas implicadas están condenadas a encontrarse".[[labelnote:Translation]]No matter ** Unlike the circumstances, nor do space or time, Hellis... when prologue's, the threads of destiny intertwine, [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo01 first chapter]]'s introductory quote is not attributed to any character and it's much more straightforward in its connection to the fanfic's plot and CentralTheme. It crystallizes every important character's hopes that going back in time would solve their problems. Trisha and Altalune are determined to save their mom from an untimely death, Sylvanas wants to protect her people involved are doomed to meet.[[/labelnote]]\\
--'''Nótt Skoð''', one reincarnation of
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** The nymph Indís and her husband watching the time travelers depart with their daughter who has just arrived at the place? [[spoiler: And that happening after Altalune was told by Blair (Snotra's daughter) that her parents couldn't bid her their goodbyes because they were busy? Oh, dear, that's because those two families are the same people but changing between secret identities.]]
** Flora easily deducing the time travelers' identities? [[spoiler: Nobody doubts Flora is smart beyond belief but, in this particular case, it wasn't her brains but that she already knew.]]

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** The [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo01 first chapter]]'s epigraph specifies that it's the sands of time (a mechanism under the bronze dragonflight's purview) that will work a miracle. This excludes [[spoiler:Trisha and Altalune's]] method since it employs scientific principles instead of dragon magic. In other words, it's foreshadowing for [[spoiler:their eventual failure at saving Bloom and Stella]].
** The nymph Indís and with her husband and recently-arrived daughter watching the time travelers depart with their daughter who has just arrived at in the place? [[spoiler: And [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo06 sixth chapter]]? [[spoiler:And that happening after Altalune was told by Blair (Snotra's daughter) that her parents couldn't bid her their goodbyes because they were busy? Oh, dear, that's because those two families are the same people but changing between secret identities.]]
** Flora easily deducing the time travelers' identities? [[spoiler: Nobody identities in the [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo10 tenth chapter]]? [[spoiler:Nobody doubts Flora is smart beyond belief but, in this particular case, it wasn't her brains but that she already knew.]]
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** In the [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo04 fourth chapter]], Bloom inexplicably stops feeling fatigued moments after entering Quel'Danas. ''World of Warcraft'' mechanic that allows characters to get an XP bonus after spending some time at a city, garrison, or inn because they feel rested there. In Bloom's case, she's been traveling non-stop for many weeks (normal state) but ends her journey at Undercity, from where she teleports via orb to Silvermoon (rested state).

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** In the [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo04 fourth chapter]], Bloom inexplicably stops feeling fatigued moments after entering Quel'Danas. ''World of Warcraft'' has a mechanic that allows characters to get an XP bonus after spending some time at a city, garrison, or inn because they feel rested there. In Bloom's case, she's been traveling non-stop for many weeks (normal state) but ends her journey at Undercity, from where she teleports via orb to Silvermoon (rested state).

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** In the [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo03 third chapter]], as Bloom is traveling through the Eastern Kingdoms, she notices several people approaching her asking for favors, i.e., the InUniverse equivalent of quests. She ignores them in favor of focusing on returning home and is puzzled by this behavior.

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** In the [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo03 third chapter]], as Bloom is traveling through the Eastern Kingdoms, she notices several people approaching her asking for favors, i.e., the InUniverse equivalent of quests. She ignores them in favor of focusing on returning home and but is puzzled by this behavior.behavior.
** In the [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo04 fourth chapter]], Bloom inexplicably stops feeling fatigued moments after entering Quel'Danas. ''World of Warcraft'' mechanic that allows characters to get an XP bonus after spending some time at a city, garrison, or inn because they feel rested there. In Bloom's case, she's been traveling non-stop for many weeks (normal state) but ends her journey at Undercity, from where she teleports via orb to Silvermoon (rested state).
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* PointOfDivergence: The [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo01 first chapter]] is this for the ''Warcraft'' side of affairs. The primordial change is that Sylvanas never wound up an alliance with the Jailer due to Aen'da's interference. Sylvanas is given the task of not becoming Warchief, which means most of the events of ''Battle for Azeroth'' and afterward are heavily changed or don't happen at all.

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** Some humans on Earth actively hunt fairies/witches down to imprison them and kill them right there if feeling merciful out of religious prejudice. You see, since magic on Earth was restored, it broke the monotheist religions' base of beliefs. After nearly a decade, there are people who, unable to deny their existence, demonize and dehumanize fairies and witches. It doesn't help that the majority of magic users (and the most powerful) are women and those religions don't have the greatest or the relationships with women. Remember the witch hunts from the Middle Ages? Well, they are an unearthed trend now.

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** Some humans on Earth actively hunt fairies/witches down to imprison them and kill them right there if feeling merciful out of religious prejudice. You see, since magic on Earth was restored, it broke the monotheist religions' base of beliefs. After nearly a decade, there are people who, unable to deny their existence, demonize and dehumanize fairies and witches. It doesn't help that the majority of magic users (and the most powerful) are women and those religions don't have the greatest or the of relationships with women. Remember the witch hunts from the Middle Ages? Well, they are an unearthed trend now.now.
* FirstEpisodeResurrection: In the [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo01 first chapter]], Sylvanas, after her canonical assassination by Greymane, is given the opportunity to return to the point before she was crowned Warchief by a mysterious time traveler in exchange for her loyalty and trust.


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* HowWeGotHere: The first four chapters are devoted to partially explaining why Altalune and Trisha have arrived at the conclusion that time travel is the only way to fix things. In the [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo01 first chapter]]* f, the narration goes back 150 years into the past and switches the POV to that of Sylvanas'. Through her, the key figure that eventually connects Magix with Azeroth is introduced.
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** Namely, [[spoiler: the assassinations of the main trio's mothers (Bloom and Stella) and the invasion of Magix by the Burning Legion (one key, unavoidable event is the extinction-by-Fel of Isis, Erphem, and Solaria's colony Edelyn)]]. The runes say so and, well, Domino's ancient rune magic hasn't ever lied, which is shown when Trisha consults her own chapter in the Book of Fate only to find the pages about her visit to the past were blank. In all fairness, this result might be similar to what happened to her mother when she tried the same. In Bloom's case, it's because of an unfulfilled prophecy at play whereas Trisha's might be because she never got her mandatory rune reading at birth thus rendering a WildCard destiny-wise. However, it's later revealed not even magic-fueled time travel can set right what once went wrong (scientific time travel was employed first).

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** Namely, [[spoiler: the assassinations of the main trio's mothers (Bloom and Stella) and the invasion of Magix by the Burning Legion (one key, unavoidable event is the extinction-by-Fel of Isis, Erphem, and Solaria's colony Edelyn)]]. The runes say so and, well, Domino's ancient rune magic hasn't ever lied, which is shown when Trisha consults her own chapter in the Book of Fate only to find the pages about her visit to the past were blank. In all fairness, this result might be similar to what happened to her mother when she tried the same. In Bloom's case, it's because of an unfulfilled prophecy at play whereas Trisha's might be because she never got her mandatory rune reading at birth thus rendering her a WildCard destiny-wise. However, it's later revealed not even magic-fueled time travel can set right what once went wrong (scientific time travel was employed first).
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** Those mysterious women talking about how YouCantFightFate at the beginning of the [[Recap/ParadoxusPrologo prologue]]? [[spoiler: they are Daphne and Galadwen, regretting how Bloom and Stella's tragic deaths were unavoidable. Also, the unconscious woman they are tending is a grown-up Altalune, newly defeated and nearly killed by Eudora.]]

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** Those mysterious women talking about how YouCantFightFate at the beginning of the [[Recap/ParadoxusPrologo prologue]]? [[spoiler: they are Daphne and Galadwen, regretting how Bloom and Stella's tragic deaths were unavoidable.unavoidable all along. Also, the unconscious woman they are tending is a grown-up Altalune, newly defeated and nearly killed by Eudora.]]
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* {{Epigraph}}: The [[Recap/ParadoxusPrologo prologue]] opens with a bit of dialogue between two NamedByTheAdaptation, [[OCStandIn OC Stand-Ins]] who by the time the fanfic takes place, are both long dead --Hellis, nymph of the sun, and Nótt Skoð, nymph of time and the void. They are talking about how YouCantFightFate, a CentralTheme of the fic. Their inclusion also serves two establish three facts that are mostly [[RewatchBonus reread bonuses]]. One, the Great Dragon's nymphs are going to be of key importance throughout the plot. Two, it reaffirms that time travel kickstarts the plot but also foreshadows that [[spoiler:part of the reason why things are the way they are]]. And three, it [[LawOfConservationOfDetail brings attention to an important detail]], that Nótt's reincarnation ([[spoiler:aka Morrigan, Daphne's daughter]]) is an importat behind-the-scenes player.

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* {{Epigraph}}: The [[Recap/ParadoxusPrologo prologue]] opens with a bit of dialogue between two NamedByTheAdaptation, [[OCStandIn OC Stand-Ins]] who by the time the fanfic takes place, are both long dead --Hellis, nymph of the sun, and Nótt Skoð, nymph of time and the void. They are talking about how YouCantFightFate, a CentralTheme of the fic. Their inclusion also serves two establish three facts that are mostly [[RewatchBonus reread bonuses]]. One, the Great Dragon's nymphs are going to be of key importance throughout the plot. Two, it reaffirms that time travel kickstarts the plot but also foreshadows that [[spoiler:part [[spoiler:it's part of the reason why things are the way they are]]. And three, it [[LawOfConservationOfDetail brings attention to an important detail]], that Nótt's reincarnation ([[spoiler:aka Morrigan, Daphne's daughter]]) is an importat behind-the-scenes player.

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''[[https://www.wattpad.com/story/19695699-paradoxus Paradoxus]]'' (by [[https://www.wattpad.com/user/Bloom_Farella Bloom_Farella]], [[https://www.wattpad.com/user/PhoenixDaybreak Daybreak]], Popsicle, and Crowgirl; plus [[https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/silvstardust Silvstardust]] as the official illustrator and Creator/LilaGaela as an occasional aid) is an ongoing fan fic that {{crossover}}s two franchises that superficially appear mismatching seeing they [[DemographicDissonantCrossover target different demographics]]. However, once one digs down enough, striking similarities will be found. To begin with, both ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'' and ''WesternAnimation/WinxClub'' are [[ScienceFantasy fantasy with a dash of sci-fi]] worlds inhabited by magical-wielding people from different races. They are also part of dimensions with several other planets wandering out there and were brought to existence by gigantic deities who disappeared shortly after their creationist sprees -- respectively, the Titans and the Great Dragon. And, of course, a twisted version of them: Sargeras and the Shadow Phoenix. Heck, even the concept of a planet/land ravaged by power-hungry, teamed-up forces of evil is common ground. Domino on ''Winx Club's'' part and Argus, the Outland, and Silvermoon (to name a few) on ''World of Warcraft's'' side. For a more specific example (and exploited by ''Paradoxus''), Daphne, the nymph, has a [[MirrorCharacter backstory pretty similar to that of Sylvanas Windrunner]]: destroyed homeland, cruelly killed by [[TheDragon evil seconds in-command]], and raised as bodiless spirits to haunt the place.

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''[[https://www.wattpad.com/story/19695699-paradoxus Paradoxus]]'' (by [[https://www.wattpad.com/user/Bloom_Farella Bloom_Farella]], [[https://www.wattpad.com/user/PhoenixDaybreak Daybreak]], Popsicle, and Crowgirl; plus [[https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/silvstardust Silvstardust]] as the official illustrator and Creator/LilaGaela as an occasional aid) is an ongoing fan fic that hosted on Platform/{{Wattpad}}.

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{{crossover}}s two franchises that superficially appear mismatching seeing they [[DemographicDissonantCrossover target different demographics]]. However, once one digs down enough, striking similarities will be found. To begin with, both ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'' and ''WesternAnimation/WinxClub'' are [[ScienceFantasy fantasy with a dash of sci-fi]] worlds inhabited by magical-wielding people from different races. They are also part of dimensions with several other planets wandering out there and were brought to existence by gigantic deities who disappeared shortly after their creationist sprees -- respectively, the Titans and the Great Dragon. And, of course, a twisted version of them: Sargeras and the Shadow Phoenix. Heck, even the concept of a planet/land ravaged by power-hungry, teamed-up forces of evil is common ground. Domino on ''Winx Club's'' part and Argus, the Outland, and Silvermoon (to name a few) on ''World of Warcraft's'' side. For a more specific example (and exploited by ''Paradoxus''), Daphne, the nymph, has a [[MirrorCharacter backstory pretty similar to that of Sylvanas Windrunner]]: destroyed homeland, cruelly killed by [[TheDragon evil seconds in-command]], and raised as bodiless spirits to haunt the place.

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* CanonIllustrations: The FanArt made by [[https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/silvstardust Silvstardust]], who was not part of the roster of creators at the time, was adopted by the four authors as official illustrations of the characters. Her artwork can be seen on the fic's cover (depicting Galadwen, Bloom, Stella, Trisha, Altalune, and Stacy) and in an entry devoted to canon and fan art of the story (it being a JuxtaposedHalvesShot of Bloom and Trisha). The illustrations are done in the ''Winx'' art style and get down little details such as the fact neither of Bloom's daughters have pupils. They also depict the girls' weapons as per the ''World of Warcraft'' canon.

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The FanArt made by [[https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/silvstardust Silvstardust]], who was not part of the roster of creators at the time, was adopted by the four authors as official illustrations of the characters. Her artwork can be seen on the fic's cover (depicting Galadwen, Bloom, Stella, Trisha, Altalune, and Stacy) and in an entry devoted to canon and fan art of the story (it being a JuxtaposedHalvesShot of Bloom and Trisha). The illustrations are done in the ''Winx'' art style and get down little details such as the fact neither of Bloom's daughters have pupils. They also depict the girls' weapons as per the ''World of Warcraft'' canon.canon.
** Over the years since the fanfic's conception, Popsicle has drawn some SideStoryBonusArt of the characters. One example is a FamilyPortraitOfCharacterization of Bloom and her kids. Bloom is a very loving mother, so she's proudly wrapping her young daughters with her arms and looking proud, the shy Trisha is embracing her teddy bear and looks timidly at the camera, and the bombastic Altalune is making a V-sign with her fingers and smirking.
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* CanonIllustrations: The FanArt made by [[https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/silvstardust Silvstardust]], who was not part of the roster of creators at the time, was adopted by the four authors as official illustrations of the characters. Her artwork can be seen on the fic's cover (depicting Galadwen, Bloom, Stella, Trisha, Altalune, and Stacy) and in an entry devoted to canon and fan art of the story (it being a JuxtaposedHalvesShot of Bloom and Trisha). The illustrations are done in the ''Winx'' art style and get down little details such as the fact neither of Bloom's daughters have pupils. They also depict the girls' weapons as per the ''World of Warcraft'' canon.
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* AsimovsThreeKindsOfScienceFiction: In the setting, there are two ways to travel through time --magically, which is incredibly difficult and requires the approval of demigod-like entities, and scientifically, which was created with the express purpose of circumventing the limitations of the former. Trisha and Tecna are the masterminds behind the scientific marvel that is the ''Nimbus'' spaceship. Some paragraphs are spent mentioning that it's Trisha who comes up and computes all of the calculations required to send the ship back in time, while it's Tecna who designs the spacecraft. The reason for such a ginormous effort is to solve a problem: Bloom and Stella have died and the Magix Dimension is in shambles thanks to the Burning Legion, so by preventing the two powerful fairies' deaths, they are expecting to improve the situation. By the time the plot proper starts, the ''Nimbus'' is just getting its finishing touches, so it's not a Gadget-type of story. Neither it's a Social-type since it's a military grade-only technology not available to the wider public nor used more than once.
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** As Bloom is traveling through the Eastern Kingdoms, she notices several people approaching her asking for favors, i.e., the InUniverse equivalent of quests. She ignores them in favor of focusing on returning home and is puzzled by this behavior.

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** As In the [[Recap/ParadoxusCapitulo03 third chapter]], as Bloom is traveling through the Eastern Kingdoms, she notices several people approaching her asking for favors, i.e., the InUniverse equivalent of quests. She ignores them in favor of focusing on returning home and is puzzled by this behavior.
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* RolePlayingGameVerse:
** The plot is set up in a way that roughly resembles your typical ''World of Warcraft'' expansion pack storyline, just with an interdimensional flair. One of the Burning Legion's leaders starts wreaking havoc and can only be stopped by the conjoint effort of several peoples who ally. The key players are powerful characters who slowly unravel the mystery and own powerful artifacts, belong to a distinguished lineage, or both. There are several targets to kill, mooks that only elite characters can defeat, and a vast world to explore (with the corresponding fast methods of transportation).
** As Bloom is traveling through the Eastern Kingdoms, she notices several people approaching her asking for favors, i.e., the InUniverse equivalent of quests. She ignores them in favor of focusing on returning home and is puzzled by this behavior.
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* AffectionateNickname:
** For all the resentments they carry, Trish and Alty are the nicknames the sisters have assigned to each other. We see them being used in casual conversations and text messages. They are a hint that their relationship is still salvageable.
** Bloom refers to her best friend Stella as "Solecito", which translates as "Little Sun".
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* SpotlightStealingCrossover: The plot of ''Paradoxus'' spends a considerable amount of time in Magix and the majority of its cast comes from the aforementioned dimension. Even if we only count the more plot-relevant characters, the disparity is conspicuous -- the protagonist trio (Bloom and Stella's daughters), most of the Winx, Daphne, Diaspro, and Sky on ''Winx Club's'' part versus Iladris, Eudora, Galadwen, and Sylvanas on ''World of Warcraft's'' part. In all fairness, ''World of Warcraft'' provides more on the worldbuilding part (the class skills, the NamedWeapons, etc.), the incident event for the plot (a Burning Legion's invasion of Magix), and the overall tone of the story. It's just that, barring Sylvanas, all of its characters were DemotedToExtra thanks to the huge canon divergence.

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* SpotlightStealingCrossover: The plot of ''Paradoxus'' spends a considerable amount of time in Magix and the majority of its cast comes from the aforementioned dimension. Even if we only count the more plot-relevant characters, the disparity is conspicuous -- the protagonist trio (Bloom and Stella's daughters), most of the Winx, Daphne, Diaspro, and Sky on ''Winx Club's'' part versus Iladris, Eudora, Galadwen, and Sylvanas on ''World of Warcraft's'' part. In all fairness, ''World of Warcraft'' provides more on the worldbuilding part (the class skills, the NamedWeapons, etc.), the inciting incident event for of the plot (a (the Burning Legion's invasion of Magix), and the overall tone of the story. It's just that, barring Sylvanas, all of its characters were DemotedToExtra thanks to the huge canon divergence.

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