#w.i.t.c.h caleb

[myfavouriteformofblurting]

HOT TAKE: CALEB FROM W.I.T.C.H >>> OVER ANY OF THE SPECIALIST BOYS FROM WINX

You can't convince me that the boy who fiercely loves and fights for his world in Meridian, who is a HUMAN (whisperer/murmurer in comics) with NO SPECIAL POWERS, who taught himself and FOUGHT AND LED A REBELLION AGAINST TYRANNIC RULE for years after years, who expected nothing in return, the man who was so emotionally intelligent and quick witted, kind hearted to those lost and in need, who so truly believed and convinced Elyon that she was the true light of Meridian even though she herself thought she was born into evil being related to Phobos, the man who's fatal flaw is loyalty and duty, who again and again put his trust in people and chose to see the best of them,

yes THAT boy, ISN'T SOOOO MUCH BETTER than a bunch of private school boys with their fancy academy and weapons and nepotism crushing on the girls from their sister school.

[i-plague-eater]

I've been listening to nordic metal for a whole week and it given me an idea. It wasn't memetic enough so...

A song is Cannibal corpse - Pit of zombies.

Bonus:

[voller-ehrgeiz]

Snake appreciation month [XVI]:

(A generic role swap) AU

I see an opportunity to mess with character design, I go for it

A small AU idea where everything is relatively the same, but Cedric, falsely accused of high treason after regicide and Elyon's disappearance, stripped of his title and wanted dead, reluctantly joins the rebellion and competes for leadership with Aldarn and Julian to get his revenge and again spread his influence over Metamoor. Knowing well enough that this world is dying without a Heart, he travels to Earth to find Elyon and allies himself with the Guardians to secure their help despite his hatred of Kandrakar - however, his original intention to simply place Elyon on the throne as a puppet monarch will change once he sees how deep the connection between her and Cornelia is and how she can be influenced by the Oracles via Guardians. Fortunately, there are no moral principles that would prevent him from working for both sides to ultimately side with whoever will emerge victorious.

Caleb, on the other hand, remains the prince's creation and acts as his right hand. Dangerous in combat (basically being a nerfed Phobos version capable exclusively of plant magic, he is able to summon life draining vines in Metamoor, has a mental link with other Whisperers and wields that electric magic spear (ouch!)) and loyal to his master, Caleb is, much to the prince's annoyance, very idealistic and as honorable and compassionate as his position allows him to be. Sincerely believing that Phobos intents to bring Elyon back to restore the magic balance and rule together with her, Caleb starts his mission hellbent on locating the heir before the nefarious serpent - for the good of Metamoor people.. right?

[arthass24]

W.I.T.C.H

[rinfarts]

Artwork for the Halloween event in Ask. I'm a little late in posting them here.

Ask's followers decided whether Caleb would receive decorations for the holiday or not. Those who responded drew two pieces of art: for a successful outcome, where the character agrees to give Caleb the item, and for a refusal. In the case of Phobos, the decoration was bats.

Prince's remarks: Consent: "Is something wrong? Your request has been fulfilled" Rejection: "It's pretty lonely here. I think I'll keep them"

Which of the drawings do you like best?

[glossytreasures]

W.i.t.c.h. [2001]

[katerinaaqu]

Because everyone needs their peace and man the guy is surely lucky hahaha he has his bronze goddess 💖

Gosh the motherly touch by Dilla is so great hahaha and the dazed rebel leader shall not do anything now hahahaha it is resting time hahaha 😆 gosh I love the way he plays with her hair! The dude is in paradise!

Hahahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣

The Rebel Leader is unavailable at the moment. 

[bloody-teared-angel]

Third chapter posted. Heed the tags and warning and otherwise, enjoy!

(Tbh this is my weakest chapter yet and gave up halfway)

[alilyushka]

Cornelia and Caleb🌿

[chrisfroot]

I’m not a b-

cornelia x irma

/// Inspired by:

she likes a boy — Nxdia

[nerissa-crossnic]

Sketches by Alilyushka

[i-plague-eater]

Study art... or kinda. This guy really reminds me of Caleb, but older.

[katerinaaqu]

An Analysis of a Hero (based on the projects I am working with @artsofmetamoor )

So speaking on Diomedes with several friends so far gave me immense inspiration (which is also why I include the name to the tags). And so, I took the courage of speaking of another technically war-raised child. Caleb. Caleb is one of the deuteragonists to the comic series W.I.T.C.H released in early 2000s and later on property of Disney, and protagonist on the series of the same name that is a Disney property and aired by Jetix in the early 2000s.

W.I.T.C.H is a high fantasy teen story that has the acronym of the 5 protagonists Will, Irma, Taranee, Cornelia and Hay Lin who posess the powers of the 5 elements of nature (Aether, Water, Fire, Earth and Air) respectfully who have as mission to protect a veil that is separating earth from the opressed kingdom/planet of Meridian (also known as Metamoor) while combating the forces of Prince Phobos who snatched the throne from his sister, the rightful heir and rules the kingdom as a tyrant. Caleb, the character in question is the young man who has taken the role of the leader of a rebellion against the prince and who served many years for the best interest of his people.

Born in War

Just like our beloved Diomedes, Caleb seems to have been raised at war. His origins differ depending on media; the TV series has him as the son of the previous Rebel Leader and a witch but the comic origins seem to be much deeper than that. In the comic series Caleb is a Whisperer. A Whisperer is a magical creature in the form of a plant that is supposed to serve the will of the master who created them. Plot twist; his creator is Phobos himself! Caleb was supposed to be a soulless servant who careied the wish of his master. This part was actually used for the story I am working with my friend @artsofmetamoor

Broke the shacles

Caleb, somehow, managed to gain his free will and intelligence. In the comics or rather an extra issue that came later, it is hinted that Caleb gained his final shape immediately. In our story with my friend, he is coming as a child. But even as a child he realizes that the environment he was in was not good for him so he ran away. He was eventually discovered and rescued by his adopted father Julian (his biological father in the cartoon) who takes him in.

A Promising Genius

Caleb was proven highly intelligent from very early age. For example in the TV series we see him coming up with plans in a second even if he is officially 15-16-17 years of age in the series. This is actually the concept we follow in our story. Caleb was taken in by Julian as a baby named after Julian's own son who was violently killed by Phobos's regime (headcanon). From day one he was raised to be his father's son. He was raised to protect himself not only from the regime but also from the terrifying creatures at war. That happened because of his mind showing such potential, finding clever solutions in every corner. Julian knew he would be not only a worthy heir but also surpassing him (which does happen). Caleb brings the rebellion to its full potential, adding more people to the cause, including other races and sub-races of Meridian and the entirety of Metamoor including Raio, a noble-born who was inspired enough to follow him.

Born in the fire of War, Raised to its Art

As mentioned above, from very early on, Caleb was introduced to the art of war and the several ways to survive. That meant that he had very small childhood or very faintly enjoyed. Caleb was taught martial arts, sword and combact tactics ever since he was a kid. He would also use these in everyday life not only to avoid war but also predators in the forests. He and his adopted brother, Diego were basically children of war and tragedy

What is more Julian dissappeared after a dramatic battle and Caleb had to technically take over as the leader of the rebellion to the tender age of 14 years of age. Despite his young age, under the careful guidance of some of the older and more experienced members of the Rebellion, Caleb grew into a marvelous leader making him already known to the surroundings by the age of 15.

Caleb received an aditional training coicidentally while still running for his life, by one of the many different Galhot races that exist in Meridian, called Tribes. A society of enormous warriors and blacksmiths who mostly live by hunting, gathering and exchanging goods with each other or other Meridian cities. He was trained by a woman by the name of Dilla, who later on becomes his partner and bodyguard during the Rebellion.

A difficult and probably ultimately a bad decision

Caleb begins having strange dreams about a young woman that was later to become the Earth Guardian. Perplexed by his emotions as well as his concern about hurting Dilla with them, he breaks up their relationship and Dilla is to return to her village. Caleb ultimately would regret that decision for the rest of his life.

Betrayed and Imprisoned

For those who followed my friend's work, know that Caleb was betrayed and imrisoned by the very brother he would protect with his life at all occasions; Diego. Diego, the Shapeshifter, someone capable of taking someone's form by absorbing their life essence, imprisons him and uses him as a battery to recharge himself thus stealing his life. Caleb suffered an eternity during his captivity with the knife o betrayal cutting the worst

Hitting Rock Bottom

After his release (details to be shown in the upcoming comic) Caleb hits rock bottom, roaming about Meridian not knowing what to do, using booze which hopes it will end his life. Rescued as if by a miracle by Dilla who helps to nurse him back to health.

Desire for a quiet life

Unlike many examplesof heroes @artsofmetamoor and I worked a lot on the ideas behind Caleb's future. However we realized that what Caleb truly would have wanted was to settle and have a quiet life; settle down be peaceful and have a family!

He finds this stability to Dilla with whom he also finally after so long time gets to have a son with called Kai.

However difficulties will rise once more when tragedy brings Cornelia back into his life just with a different context!

What makes Caleb the Hero;

Caleb is deeply flawed character; he makes crucial mistakes on his way to achieving peace and some of them are due to his ignorance while others due to his harsh life. However what makes him the hero is that he tries his best for those he loves; he goes through trials and ordeals and he has to come out of them as strong as possible to protect others and succeed in his mission at war. He also survives these ordeals not because he never bended but because he learns to get back up again even after hitting the worst way possible rock bottom.

In our stories we do aim to give him the same if not more screentime to open his wings as in the series but with the complexity of the origins of his comic counterpart and we hope to inspire other people follow the example of aiming to become better and better, aiming to overcome your difficulties and that it is never too late to do so.

We also kinda wanna inspire people that the "dream big" doesn't need to be some successful career or some sort of a loud bang in your life. Despite the fact that our Caleb in our story receives the same amount of love and recognition by the people he helped and that he is satisfied with that as well up to one point, ultimately Caleb's goal was to be calm and have a good life; his ultimate destination according to his dream is to be a house-husband who wants to live in his village and take care of his son instead of some sort of successful businessman or warrior however we do not aim to say he loses his masculinity either; he is deeply concerned for his family and protects them and provides for them as well in his own way. His motivations are clearly out of love and caring for his family, for which he has worked so much for . Having a family and protecting it is for him one of the most important things.

Caleb is also a person with deep concern for people around him and society he lives into. In one way we aim to show there is more than oe way one can be successful in their lives and that is something that comes out of nowhere sometimes.

Hero of a story is not just the person who saves the day (which is already important enough that's for sure) but someone that can potentially inspire other people do something or be better versions of themselves and that there is more than one way to achieve that. Plus that its okay to ask for help. Sometimes that is the hardest part of all.

Caleb reached for help and saved himself the same as he saved many people before. Saving himself was probably the most difficult and greatest achievement he ever did in my opinion despite his already heroic course in his life.

[bloom-agreste-cheng]

I always loved him and Cornélia. Lowkey related to Corny too but that’s another discussion. Did I want to be her for the hot boyfriend, maybe. Either way, I love Caleb and I completely agree with OP. Tv show Caleb supremacy forever.

HOT TAKE: CALEB FROM W.I.T.C.H >>> OVER ANY OF THE SPECIALIST BOYS FROM WINX

You can't convince me that the boy who fiercely loves and fights for his world in Meridian, who is a HUMAN (whisperer/murmurer in comics) with NO SPECIAL POWERS, who taught himself and FOUGHT AND LED A REBELLION AGAINST TYRANNIC RULE for years after years, who expected nothing in return, the man who was so emotionally intelligent and quick witted, kind hearted to those lost and in need, who so truly believed and convinced Elyon that she was the true light of Meridian even though she herself thought she was born into evil being related to Phobos, the man who's fatal flaw is loyalty and duty, who again and again put his trust in people and chose to see the best of them,

yes THAT boy, ISN'T SOOOO MUCH BETTER than a bunch of private school boys with their fancy academy and weapons and nepotism crushing on the girls from their sister school.

[sinizade]

Save me elemental magic fairies... Elemental magic fairies save me

[veilchenjaeger]

If I had a nickel for every time one of Orube's loved ones unleashed a dangerous enemy by trying to harm the W.i.t.c.h. and subsequently sacrificed themselves in a fight against said enemy to save someone else's life, I'd have two nickels. Which is not a lot, but it's really weird that it happened twice to Orube specifically.