Season 1
- In the first episode, Bloom is on the phone with her parents while Aisha is in the room. Vanessa questions why Bloom is still up at this time, since she's 'supposed' to be in a school in Switzerland - and Aisha immediately picks up on the ruse and feigns calling for lights out to help Bloom get out of an awkward conversation.
- Musa tries to help Saul but panics, as his emotions and pain are overwhelming her. Terra immediately steps up and calmly tells her "He's scared, I'm not. Focus on me."
- Riven trying to comfort Sky when Silva is ill.
- Sky telling Stella that she can handle her mother and that he is just a text away.
- Musa has been keeping her romance with Sam hidden from Terra, worried about having to experience her reactions. After Terra's annoyed speech on how her father has lied to her, Musa decides to be honest. There's a beat before Terra hugs her, becoming a Shipper on Deck immediately. It's also rather sweet that Musa views Terra as someone she cares about - seeing as how they got off on the wrong foot at the start of the series.
- Terra and Riven being civil to each other during training despite their hostile last encounter, even complimenting each others fighting skills.
- Dane convincing Riven to help him heal Beatrix.
- A mild example: Riven telling Dane that "Terra isn't the worst". Coming from him it could almost be considered a compliment.
- Musa choosing to help Sam when he is injured, despite how afraid she is.
- Dowling implying that she cares for Bloom, and hugs her.
- The other Winx girls going with Bloom when she tells her parents that she is a changeling.
Season 2
- Bloom has to go to Sky's childhood home to retrieve a book for Sebastian. Sky tags along, and we get a few cute scenes of them enjoying the countryside together. Bloom then finds some seemingly wild horses that she's dazzled by (either having never been up close to one depending on where in California she's from, or having been a rider who hasn't been able to since enrolling in Alfea). Sky informs her that the horses belong to his family...and the two go on a joyful ride together, enjoying a moment of pure happiness that they haven't had a chance to as a couple what with Rosalind, Andreas, the Burned Ones and everything else taking up their time.
- Riven telling Musa to do what she wants with her life.
- Aisha reveals the reason she's been cold-shouldering Grey, despite Musa confirming she does like him: she's never had a boyfriend before, due to her "five year plan" and her desire to overachieve. But also because she's afraid of bad experiences and being hurt, and the idea of sacrificing her work time All for Nothing. Flora reassures her with a beautiful speech."Hey, you wanna protect yourself. I totally get that. But trust me; falling in love is not something to protect yourself from. Aisha, we're designed to fall in love. Our bodies release hormones when our good bacteria is compatible, how crazy is that? And yet we still resist. Why? To avoid getting hurt? To maintain some illusion of control? Losing control is the best part. And yes, it'll probably end. And yes, when it does, it can be the worst thing ever. But that's life too. Don't push life away."
- Terra comes out as a lesbian to Flora and the other girls and they are all supportive of her sexuality and even offer to set her up with some girls.
- While it turns out to be a lie that the sword Silva gave to Sky was Andreas's, the truth is that the sword belonged to Silva's father, and he passed it onto Sky; treating him as his son in the way Andreas never did.
- Bloom takes note of Sky rarely coming to her about his problems. He responds that it's because "you're my solution".
- Bloom has been found guilty for the murder of Rosalind, there's no evidence of her crimes against Farah, and she's to be locked in stasis for twenty years. While in stasis, Bloom feels a hand on her face, and regains consciousness to see Farah. Temporarily Back from the Dead to act as a Spirit Advisor.
- Farah gives the girls one final lesson as their headmistress - offering them the wisdom they need to achieve the Transformation Magic the same way Bloom did. She assures them to feel all their emotions, positive and negative, and knows they will succeed. She gives Bloom one final hug before peacefully passing on.
- With The Reveal that Bloom is really a thousand years old and her mother long dead, the visions she has in stasis - of a mysterious red haired woman comforting her and helping her when her powers go out of control as a child - imply that her mother's spirit was there, guiding her all along.
- Despite how he hurt Aisha and put the school in jeopardy, Grey insists that his feelings for her were real. And despite Sebastian's conditioning and his hatred of fairies for destroying his home, he pulls a Heel–Face Turn and uses blood witch magic for good - to keep Sky's heart beating after Sebastian nearly killed him.
- This is also a sweet yet also Awesome moment if one remembers that Aisha found out Grey was the mole when Queen Luna taunted her about not knowing to show how she was actually a Horrible Judge of Character as she tried to vouch for Bloom. But this proves that Aisha is a good judge of character. She could see the good in him from the start, and encouraged him to be a better person.
- It's Beatrix who puts aside her personal hatred of Sky, sacrificing herself to save the world. And while a massive Tear Jerker, Stella's crying at the sight of her body and her laying a white rose on her grave confirms that she was not just using her or viewed her as an ally. She'd come to care for this girl who was not so different from her, and saw her as a friend.
- And despite her past villainous actions, Beatrix's sacrifice is rewarded by being given a burial in the Alfea graveyard.
