Jay Lin Witch is a term used to describe a popular Taiwanese television personality and filmmaker named Jay Lin. Born on November 11, 1976, Jay Lin has made a prominent name for himself in the entertainment industry, particularly in the LGBTQ+ community. Jay Lin started his career as a television presenter, hosting shows such as "Queer Power" and "The Queen." Known for his wit, humor, and charismatic personality, he quickly gained a loyal fanbase and became an influential figure in the LGBTQ+ community. In addition to his work as a television presenter, Jay Lin is also a filmmaker. He founded the Taipei-based production company Portico Media in 2002, which focuses on producing films and television shows with LGBTQ+ themes.
In the Teach 2b W.I.T.C.H. arc, Hay Lin became acquainted with Liam who secretly stayed in her home. Hay Lin admitted to her grandmother that the boy is handsome and she was the most upset when Liam betrayed them, going so far as to slap him when he turned to her for help.
Recurring Element Despite losing much of his wealth, he s no slouch in combat, and remains a rather formidable foe whenever he crosses paths with J-WITCH. After the previous Guardians of the Veil were disbanded, she looked after the Heart of Kandrakar and told the next group of Guardians about their mission.
He founded the Taipei-based production company Portico Media in 2002, which focuses on producing films and television shows with LGBTQ+ themes. Some of his notable works include the films "Spider Lilies" and "The Stunning Boys," which have received critical acclaim and international recognition. Beyond his work in the entertainment industry, Jay Lin has also been actively involved in advocating for LGBTQ+ rights and visibility in Taiwan.
J-WITCH
The main protagonists of the story. Originally a Chinese-American family and their Japanese friend living in San Fransisco, they move to Heatherfield at the request of Uncle's old friend Yan Lin to help train the new generation of the Guardians.
In General- Adaptational Badass: The Guardians, even without their powers, can still put up a decent fight now that they learned martial arts from the Chan Clan.
- Adaptational Skill: The Guardians pick up Kung Fu from the Chan Clan.
- Badass Crew: Both the Chan Clan and the Guardians are this by default.
- Elemental Powers:
- Will controls Quintessence, which can be seen as similar to Light.
- Irma controls Water.
- Taranee controls Fire.
- Cornelia controls Earth.
- Hay Lin controls Air.
- Jade controls the Shadows, analogous to Darkness.
- Badass Pacifist: Jackie doesn't like fighting and would rather talk things through, but if you give him no choice then he will show why he's a kung-fu master.
- Does Not Like Magic: Jackie has admitted he doesn't like magic, seeing it as unpredictable and dangerous, and the most he uses are the Talismans.
- Action Duo: With Will, especially since it's later revealed that they're Spirit Sisters, a special bond between two people with strong bonds .
- Adaptational Badass: After being cured of her second stint as the Queen by Will using the Heart, this creates a sixth Auremere that's bound to her. The next chapter confirms that it made her a Guardian, giving her Casting a Shadow powers in the process. She wasn�t as thrilled about this as one would expect.
- Adaptational Karma: Downplayed, in that she receives several of Uncle's Dope Slaps when she does something stupid, unlike canon.
- Anti-Magic: Her expanded powers after the lowering of the Veil let her absorb and negate magic, which allows her permanently destroy the Annihilators.
- Casting a Shadow: Gets Shadow-based powers when she becomes the Sixth Guardian after Will uses the Heart of Kandrakar to restore her back to normal during her second stint as Queen of Shadowkhan. After the Veil is lowered her powers start growing, starting with being able to nullify sources of light near her .
- The Chosen One: "Facades of Evil" all but confirms that she's the Ben Shui chosen one .
- Dark Is Not Evil: As seen in Casting a Shadow above, she eventually gains Shadow-based magic, but given that she gains such power after becoming the Sixth Guardian, she is on the side of good .
- Empowered Badass Normal: She was already pretty badass with just her inherent skills and occasional Talisman use, but then she becomes a Guardian with Casting a Shadow powers .
- Genre Savvy: She often uses the knowledge gained from movies, comics, and TV shows. Sometimes she's Wrong Genre Savvy.
- God Save Us from the Queen!: After the Mark of Tarakudo turned her evil (before it was finally removed), she claims the title of Queen of the Shadowkhan.
- He Is Not My Boyfriend: Denies that she's interested in Paco, despite there clearly being something there.
- Plot-Relevant Age-Up: Jade gets a growth spurt as a result of gaining her Guardian powers, rendering her roughly the same height as the other Guardians.
- Purple Is the New Black: Her Guardian form has a notable amount of purple to it, which compliments her Shadow Powers.
- The Power of the Void: After the Veil is lowered, she tries to counter Raythor's fire blast with a shadow wall, only for it to be absorbed by the wall like a mini-black hole. It's later revealed that she can also absorb and negate magic.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Jade gains these in conjunction with eerie pale skin and Power Echoes as the Queen of the Shadowkhan.
- Sixth Ranger: Quickly integrates herself with the WITCH girls and helps her in her missions, even if she isn't a Guardian. Becomes a more traditional example of this trope when she becomes the Sixth Guardian with Shadow powers after Will uses the Heart of Kandrakar to purify her of Tarakudo's influence .
- The Team Normal: Unlike the WITCH girls, she has no powers, and she sometimes has to rely on the Talismans to get on their level. Subverted in the second half after becoming the Sixth Guardian, giving her access to the same Flight and minor Super-Strength the rest of the WITCH girls have, plus Shadow magic as her unique power; later on, Alchemy takes this role .
- Funny Foreigner: Is far more estranged to some of the customs of Heatherfield, though Yan Lin usually serves as a way for him to go with the flow.
- Grumpy Old Man: Yes, he's rather cranky and prone to using his signature two-finger Dope Slap.
- Honorary Uncle: He's everyone's uncle. Really.
- Named by the Adaptation: His real name is never revealed in JCA canon. Here, his real name is revealed to be "Jin".
- Trademark Favorite Food: Mung beans and garlic. They're good for digestion, you know.
- Would Hit a Girl: The fact that the Guardians are teenage girls does nothing to prevent him from giving them his signature Dope Slap whenever they screw up or just get on his nerves. Cornelia serves as his most frequent target.
- The Big Guy: Is the heavy arms of the team, and usually does battle with Cedric, a larger shapeshifter who can transform into a snake, due to the latter's size.
- Charles Atlas Superpower: Do you think he was born with those muscles? All that strength came from hard work.
- Gentle Giant: Since this is post-Heel�Face Turn Tohru, he's huge but also a big softie who never doubts to defend his friends.
- Momma's Boy: He's very close to his mother.
- Boxing Lessons for Superman: To take advantage of her minor Super-Strength. While all her friends get martial arts training as well, Jackie spends more time training her due to her lack of Elemental Powers.
- Green Thumb: Her Quintessence powers allow her to manipulate plant life to a degree.
- Speaks Fluent Animal: Her powers let her communicate with creatures, which she demonstrates on a giant crab.
- Adaptational Sexuality: Whereas the production team for the cartoon said that Irma is a lesbian, here, she has an interest in Martin making her either bisexual or heterosexual.
- Combination Attack: Irma and Hay Lin usually combine their powers during fights, either to create power or boost the punch of the attack.
- Hidden Depths: Has actually read a fair number of comic books, enough to use that to reach Martin when he's possessed by the Earth Demon Chi.
- Making a Splash: Befitting of the Guardian of Water.
- Miss Swears-a-Lot: Downplayed, in that while she doesn't swear often, she's the most likely to do so compared to the rest of the cast.
- The B Grade: Taranee gets stressed over receiving an F in her essay despite turning it in earlier than the class. The teacher manages to find it however and promptly regrades her, telling her that the essay is indeed turned in .
- Legacy Character: Is this to Halinor, the previous Fire Guardian.
- Tornado Move: Though she's the Guardian of Fire, she mostly combines her abilities with Hay Lin to create this. It's one of the most prominent combo attacks in the series.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She's pretty standoffish and can be a bit too sassy at times, even towards Jade and Uncle, although she does have the capacity for friendship and deeply cares for those she has.
- Lovable Alpha Bitch: After her brief stint of leaving the Guardians, she later on learns that she might've been too rough with regards to her decision and rejoins the team. Her personality still stuck around however .
- Vitriolic Best Buds: Even more so than with Irma, Cornelia and Jade have this type of relationship due to Cornelia's initial reluctance to being a Guardian, plus her vanity makes her clash with Jade's tomboyishness.
- Asian Airhead: She's Chinese and tends to be spacey and prone to miss things. Fitting for the Air Guardian.
- Elemental Personalities: Her personality fits her powerset the most, being free-spirited, positive and somewhat spacey.
- Legacy Character: Takes up her grandmother's position as a Guardian.
- The Lightfooted: Has a more graceful fighting style than the other Guardians due to her element of the wind.
He has organized numerous events and campaigns to raise awareness and promote acceptance and equality for the LGBTQ+ community. The term "Jay Lin Witch" is often used to describe Jay Lin's unique charm and ability to captivate and inspire others. It highlights his presence as a powerful and influential figure in the entertainment industry, as well as his strong connection to the LGBTQ+ community. Overall, Jay Lin Witch is a term that represents Jay Lin's accomplishments as a television personality, filmmaker, and LGBTQ+ advocate. His talent, charisma, and dedication have made a significant impact on both the entertainment industry and the LGBTQ+ community, making him a beloved and respected figure in Taiwan and beyond..
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