Who is Winona?
To many, Winona Wasp looks like someone to fear. To those who know her, she is one of the kindest hearts in the Seventh Ocean. In contrast to her birth hive and her being half-wasp, Winona’s dream was always to be a honey crafter like her maternal family before her. Sadly, this was the rolling stone that started the runaway snowball that led to her expulsion from the Wasp Empire.
A toxic wasp Neverbeing who has spent years battling stigma and misunderstanding, Winona understands what it feels like to be judged before being known. Through determination, friendship, and the support of ToxAnon, she has transformed hardship into compassion, becoming a source of encouragement for others facing struggles of their own.
Winona’s journey is a story of redemption, healing, and discovering self-worth. Her life serves as a reminder that appearances rarely tell the whole story, and that the people who need understanding the most are often those who have the most love to give. She cannot see her own virtues, but all who know her believe in the best of her.
Quick Facts:
Birthname: Wilhelmina Winona Wasp
Species: Neverscapian honeybee-wasp hybrid
Title: Viscountess
Affiliation: Neverhive, ToxAnon, Nevertribe, Order of Pan
Known For: Her prismatic blue eyes and her boundless heart in stark contrast to being part-wasp.
Relationships
Brothers and Sisters:
In addition to a little sister and two little brothers, Winona and her fraternal twin sister Whitney have two extremely loving and caring (not to mention beautiful) elder half-sister. Though he died before they were born, the wasp twins had a half-brother.
Neverhive Royal Family
When Winona was unfairly singled out and exiled from her birth hive, her maternal aunt Queen Beeatrix and her daughters welcomed Winona after waiting nearly 14 years to meet her. They do not care whether or not she is only part bee, she is family and is worthy of her title as a Viscountess.
Close Relationships
Just one step shy of family, these are a few of the Neverbeings who helped Winona come into her own, to blossom like a flower does.
Winona Gallery
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