Tink makes an appearance in the animated short Electric Holiday , sprinkling pixie dust on the entrance to a fashion show's runway, allowing the Disney characters that enter, to gain the bodies of world-renowned fashion icons as they strut down the runway.
Tinker Bell appears in Saving Mr. Instead, Goofy accidentally uses Tink as an ingredient, creating flying stew that flooded the club. Right after, Pete demands her to open his bag, but she sprays him with pixie dust, causing him to fly uncontrollably.
In that same episode, Tink assists Mickey in his attempt to prove that Von Drake couldn't possibly know everything, only to fail in doing so. In Mickey's Magical Christmas , Tink appears at the very end to close out the film. The Guardian of Never Land informs Jake and his crew that only the pirate who truly believes in himself can save Never Land from vanishing completely, Jake must break off from the rest of his crew and go alone to save the Forever Tree. Unknown to Jake at the time, the magical ball of light sent by The Guardian to guide him on his quest to save Never Land is Tinker Bell, and furthermore, the Guardian was none other than Peter Pan, as he and Tink were testing Jake, for one day, he'll become Never Land's guardian.
Peter Pan gives Jake the power to fly without pixie dust and invites Jake to explore the worlds beyond Never Land but he'd have to part with his friends.
While flying with Tinker Bell and Peter Pan, Jake cannot shake the feeling that his crew may need his help and quickly soars back to Pirate Island. Forcing Captain Hook to retreat but not empty-handed, he manages to capture Tinker Bell and use her pixie dust on the Jolly Roger, granting the ship flight and allowing Hook the means to plunder the riches beyond the Never Sea.
Peter and Jake soon chase after Captain Hook aboard Bucky. As a diversion, Hook imprisons Tinker Bell in a lantern and tosses her overboard, forcing Peter Pan to give up the chase to rescue and free Tinker Bell from the lantern, while Jake is left to deal with Hook.
She also does her waving the screen with pixie dust to the screen as it went from the end of the episode to the song by Sharky and Bones in live-action form. When the young Regina fell from her balcony, Tink saves her life by using her pixie dust to allow Regina flight.
Afterward, the two form a friendship of sorts. This induced Tink to prove to the Blue Fairy that Regina can find good despite her background. To mend Regina's broken heart, Tinker Bell decides to guide Regina to a tavern that would offer a man with a lion tattoo that would bring a better life for Regina, unfortunately, Regina's fear of moving on from her past love prevents her from meeting the person. When Tink returns, Regina lies about her fear and states that she would never move on from the past and blames her incident on Tink, and coldly rejects her as a friend as well.
Tink, heartbroken over this, flies off. In the sky, Tink is stopped by the Blue Fairy, who is disappointed that Tinker Bell disobeyed her order to stay away from Regina, and despite Tinker Bell's apology, strips Tinker Bell of her wings, and leaves Tinker Bell to her fate. After losing her status as a fairy in the Enchanted Forest, Tinker Bell, in an unknown manner, ends up living in Neverland.
She becomes an ally of Peter Pan, although she is aware of his malefic nature. It infers that she is for his service possibly to be able to survive on the island. But she always waited for the opportunity to escape from Peter Pan and Neverland. She developed a kind of hostility with Hook, although they remain courteous the one to the other one. Exhausted from the long journey, Regina wipes herself with a handkerchief and unknowingly drops it onto the ground, which Tinker Bell picks up.
Emma notices Regina lagging behind, and they talk for a moment. Though Emma is curious about what is her relationship with Tinker Bell, Regina would rather not go into details about the complicated history.
Regina urges Emma to go ahead with the group while she rests. Once she is alone, Tinker Bell emerges from the brush to confront Regina about their "complicated history".
The ex-fairy states she has waited a long time for this. Taunted by Regina, Tinker Bell counters by blowing poppy dust to knock her out.
At a cave, Tinker Bell binds Regina's wrists together while she is still unconscious. When Regina awakens, Tinker Bell demands answers about why she did it. Ignoring the question, Regina responds she was just a terrible fairy, but Tinker Bell pulls out a knife dipped in dream shade and presses it against her nemesis's neck.
She threatens to end Regina's life, but the latter gives an even more tempting prospect by pulling out her own heart and handing it over to Tinker Bell. Regina pushes her to crush it, but an angered Tinker Bell asks why she didn't go to the inn and meet her true love. Tearfully, Regina admits to being afraid, and because of uncertainty in what she might've been without all the anger in her heart.
She points out her heart is the product of not having chosen love as it is almost completely blackened, so Regina asks Tinker Bell to pick between vengeance and hope.
Tinker Bell believes it's too late to backtrack, but Regina promises it won't be if she doesn't crush the heart. Wavering in her decision, she asks if Regina loves her son, Henry.
After receiving an affirmative response, Tinker Bell returns the heart unscathed but warns Regina she won't be helping her find Henry, and it's possible Pan already got to him.
However, Regina comes out and reassures them Tinker Bell does not have bad intentions. Through much discussion, Mary Margaret convinces Tinker Bell to help them in exchange for passage to Storybrooke. She agrees to the deal and is welcomed into their campsite. Approaching Regina, Tinker Bell wants to know if she ever went back to look for the man with the lion tattoo.
Regina replies she never did, which prompts Tinker Bell to say her actions were selfish. Confused, Regina doesn't understand how, so Tinker Bell makes known that her actions not only ruined her own life, but her true love's as well. Tinker Bell has appeared in a numerous amount of video games. Some of the games she appears in include those from the Peter Pan franchise as well as the Disney Fairies franchise.
She is also prominent in crossover games such as Disney Universe as a costume which resembles her outfit from Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure.
Tink appears in Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion as well. Her appearance in the series retains her feisty attitude especially toward Wendy but helps the player by giving them the ability to fly via pixie dust.
Tinker Bell plays a role in Peter Pan's Flight mini-game. She also appears in the Pixie Hollow mini-game during Fawn's story and makes an appearance during the Mickey's Soundsational Parade mini-game. When the player lands on her space, the player or CPU is allowed to switch spots with another player on the board.
She appears in Disney Infinity 2. Prior to , the only appearances for Tinker Bell at the Disney theme parks were in the nightly fireworks shows, in which she would fly from one side of the park to the other through the fireworks, started by Walt Disney himself. The original performer for Tinker Bell was year-old circus performer Tiny Kline. Following the release of the Tinker Bell film , when Disneyland converted Ariel's Grotto into a representation of Pixie Hollow with the character having meet-and-greets, along with a few of her fairy friends.
At Disney California Adventure , Tinker Bell kicks off World of Color during the introduction and also appears in small snippets alongside her friends from the Disney Fairies franchise in the winter rendition of the show, Winter Dreams.
She also appears alongside Peter in Mickey's Soundsational Parade. Tink made a special appearance at the end of Soarin' Over California , in the finale scene above Disneyland. She appears again in Soarin' Around the World, in a new final scene, also set above Disneyland. In Back to Never Land , a tourist in a Goofy hat the actor Robin Williams is magically transformed into a cartoon "lost boy" so that he can learn firsthand how animation is produced.
Little Robin is happy about his transformation until his host - Walter Cronkite - drops him into a background painting of a pirate ship.
Robin encounters Captain Hook himself, who wants to know where Peter Pan is hiding. Tinker Bell and the Crocodile show up and help save little Robin from the notorious pirate captain. Robin compares Tink to Barbara Streisand at one point. In Fantasmic! Tink made a special appearance at the end of Soarin' , in the finale scene above Disneyland.
She appears again in Soarin' Around the World , in a new finale scene above Epcot , filmed specifically for that park's version of the Soarin' attraction. In Disney Dreams! After successfully doing so, Peter, Wendy, and Tink enjoy a flight together. The original version at Disneyland was one of the first attractions to open with that park in In , Tinker Bell became the lead character for her own line of licensed products called Disney Fairies.
This program, a spin-off of the popular Disney Princess line which she was a part of before this new franchise started includes toys, accessories, clothing, Halloween costumes, books, and a direct-to-video movie series. In it, Tinker Bell, who lives in a secret place within Neverland called Pixie Hollow, and three of her fairy friends are faced with the task of protecting the egg responsible for keeping Neverland's inhabitants forever young, pretty, and beautiful.
Although she had been capable of speaking in Disney comics, Tinker Bell never had a voice in Disney films and television shows, always having been mute and using pantomime to communicate with humans. This changed with the release of her self-titled direct-to-video movie, which takes place before the events of the Peter Pan film.
Late actress Brittany Murphy was initially chosen to provide Tink's voice in the film; however, due to scheduling conflicts, she was replaced by Mae Whitman , who said in an interview with USA Today :.
It's always out of the goodness of her pure heart. Several sequels followed. In the clip, Tink tries to teach a baby bird to take flight, with embarrassing results. The television debut of the film aired on November 30, , on Disney Channel. In The Trouble with Tink , Tink loses her hammer in a game of fairy tag. She borrows a hammer from a carpenter-talent fairy, but it is too big and ruins everything she had fixed.
After so many mistakes, the other fairies begin to think that she has lost her talent, including Terence and Queen Clarion. Even the other tinker-talents decide that Angus and Zuzu will fix Queen Clarion's bathtub instead of Tink. Worried about seeing Peter Pan, she tells Terence what happened and he offers to go with her.
When they get there, Peter pretends to mistake them for butterflies, saying he is going to catch them and put them in his butterfly collection. She can fly and produces pixie dust, which allows others to fly.
She is a tinker, meaning that she mends pots and kettles, and is shown to be very talented at it. She always gets jealous when other girls flirt around with peter pan. Fearless and always determined, Tinkerbell has a spirited mind. Tinker Belle does Pan's bidding because she thinks he loves her, but when she realizes that he does not she switches sides to that of the heroes. In issues and of Archie , the gang is transported to a magical kingdom where they replace the versions of the fairy tales characters.
Tinker Bell saves Archie at one point and later shows up as a new student at school. This edit will also create new pages on Comic Vine for:. Until you earn points all your submissions need to be vetted by other Comic Vine users. This process takes no more than a few hours and we'll send you an email once approved.
Tinker Bell appears in issues View all. Disney: In her most widely known appearance, the animated film Peter Pan , she wears a short lime-green dress with a rigid trim, and green slippers with white puffs this is her most well known outfit. Download this LitChart! Teachers and parents! Struggling with distance learning? Our Teacher Edition on Peter Pan can help.
Themes All Themes. Symbols All Symbols. Theme Wheel. Everything you need for every book you read. The way the content is organized and presented is seamlessly smooth, innovative, and comprehensive. A tiny fairy companion to Peter Pan , a beautiful girl with a voice like a bell and a very sharp tongue. She fixes kitchenware and loves Peter jealously and intensely. She loves Peter so much that she almost dies to save his life. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
Chapter 3: Come Away, Come Away!
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