World of Winx S2 E9

## Plot

Aisha tries to attack Sinka again, but she absorbs her attack, and the final armbands glow. Aisha remembers what Tiger Lily told her about thinking before she acts. She realizes that Sinka's wristbands feed on her energy. The other girls confirm that they trust her, and she easily frees them and drains Sinka's power by refusing to attack her. Sinka is destroyed anticlimactically, just like all the other enemies, and Matt slept through the whole thing. Tink and the Shaman are watching them, and note that Tecna is an order and control freak. The Winx and Matt visit Wendy, and tell her that they're looking for Peter's sword. They check his and Matt's old room. They don't find anything until Matt breaks a toy galleon on accident, which reveals that there was a book hidden inside. You'd think that he'd feel that weight if the ship was hollow, but whatever. It's a book of Peter's notes. Inside is a drawing of the neighborhood where Wendy grew up. Matt realizes that the second to the right doesn't just refer to the star that led him to Tink, but also the place where the sword is hidden: Wendy's childhood home. She heard a bizarre art collector lives there now, so the girls and Matt decide to go undercover as fellow art collectors. They meet the owner of the house, Sebastian, and his butler Godfred. He agrees to show Matt his art, but says he only allows three people inside his collection hall at a time, so the other girls will have to wait outside while Stella goes with Matt. They're really bad actors though, and even worse when it comes to the history of art. Before Tecna can touch a mirror that gives her a strange feeling, Godfred tells the girls that Sebastian forbids anyone to touch his pieces. Once he leaves, Tecna uses her logical vision, and finds that every object in the room is clean, except the mirror and the painting next to it. There's an old keyboard behind the painting, which means the mirror is probably hiding a secret entrance to another room. Sebastian, Stella, and Matt return. Sebastian agrees to show them the secret room where he keeps his best pieces, as long as they help him evaluate everything in it. There's a trunk in there that belonged to the former residents. The sword could be there, and Matt has a vision of it. The elevator can't hold everyone, so the girls go down first, and the guys watch them on monitors. Before they go in the vault, Sebastian deactivates the laser security system. The monitor is connected to the cameras in the villa. From there, Sebastian controls every room. Suddenly, he loses control, and the door to the vault closes, which automatically reactivates the security system. The girls transform into their spy clothes… somehow. In a moment that's actually a little impressive, Stella uses her magic to divert the lasers back to the things shooting them, which destroys them. Tecna's unseen nemesis glues their feet to the floor with a paralyzing foam, but Aisha sends it back thanks to her ability to control fluids. Is it bad that now I want to see her blood bend someone? Preferably Bloom or Matt? Sebastian is able to get the lights back on. The other girls are down for the count after Tecna's nemesis releases a cryogenic gas, which I call BS on, because Stella has the power of the sun, which was once able to set a giant plant on fire in the main series, not to mention keep herself, Flora, Musa, and Aisha warm while keeping a giant ice snake in the Omega dimension at bay. And Bloom has the Dragon Flame or Fire or whatever you want to call it. We finally see Tecna's transporting nemesis, and at least her design is somewhat interesting. I can't take the stupid rollerblade feet seriously though, especially since she can appear and disappear at will, like a sentient hologram. We don't even learn her name, or even if she has one, and it's not important because Tecna will inevitably defeat her at the beginning of the next episode.