The saddest part is that this is all explained by the original Peter Pan story, wherein Tinkerbell is resentful towards human children; their disbelief in fairies, increasing over time, led to the death of her friends.
So this is the story i find kinda cool: Fairies are born from a childs first laugh and die when they stop believing. In modern times children believe less and less and more and more fairies disappeared. I can imagine Tinkerbell got the idea that maybe if the fairies took children to Neverland they wouldnt stop believing so the fairies won't die. Thats why the lost boys are there. I could imagine Peter is the child that Tinkerbell was born from so she is extra protective of him. Wendy is a rather mature girl so likely Tinkerbell got scared she'd convince Peter to leave leading to her own death so she resents Wendy.
Your right about everything else but I don’t think that Tinkerbell is born from Peter Pan’s laugh, in the first movie it’s a baby girl that laughs and Tinkerbell is born such on and etc yk. My theory is I forgot his name but the blonde guy in the Tinkerbell movies that likes Tinkerbell-? I feel like he was born from Peter Pan’s laugh.
@@01Zurioh, that’s a good theory. Also I can never get my head around the thing that if stop believing the fairy will die-because why would the fairies be so secretive when their survival depends on people believing? You’d think they’d reveal themselves so everyone believes.
But also if we go with Peter being the child that created Tinkerbell, and that she's not the last fairy because of her twin sister periwinkle they both were born from the same child's laugh.
When you summeries it at the end it really feels like her proactiveness of peter and the loss of her friends should be connected, like the loss of her friends is what led to her being so possessive of her loved ones now. Kinda on this idea have you seen tinker bells villian song ? It’s amazing Lydia the bard has an animation and the art work is beautiful and it connects the two movies really well in a sad and messed up way
Ooh especially if the loss of her friends came at the expense of having faith in someone! Like her immediate response to Wendy pile very well be seen as an emotional reaction to having already had a stranger/new friend show up and as a result everyone died
I also think it’s really interesting that Peter happens to closely resemble Tink’s best friend Terrance! Maybe that’s part of the reason she grew attached to Peter?
it's possible that Peter is the human that created Tinkerbell. It's a piece of lore that if the human who created a fairy stops believing in fairies, they die, and that could be what happened to her friends. Now she's so protective of Peter because not only is he her only friend left, he's also the one thing keeping her alive.
@@notapeopleperson6761 in Tinkerbell and The Great Fairy Rescue there’s a little girl named Elizabeth Griffiths, I thought it was confirmed that she was the baby who created Tinkerbell but I’m not seeing anything about it online. Maybe I’ll just have to rewatch the movies again and see, lol
It’s explained in the original J.M. Barrie novel that pixies are so small they can only feel one emotion at a time and when they do they feel it very strongly. She wasn’t killing Wendy out of genuine malice it was just a moment of pure blind jealousy, that’s why she’s does the 180 because once she’s no longer feeling the initial jealousy she has nothing about affection for Wendy.
@@ronjabiana well to be fair…most mental disorders are what inspired fae mythology. Changelings were more than likely just autistic children or something. Same with possession
She's shown to have issues controlling her anger in The Lost Treasure movie. So, it wouldn't surprise me that she ends up getting carried away with her jealousy. She also acted as if it were a game, so she may not have intended for Wendy to get seriously hurt, just pushed around. As for the other fairies. Peter Pan is focused around him. The fairies could very well not want anything to do with him since they've seen how humans in their land can treat them. They could have had rules that forbade them from interacting with him or him going to Pixie Hollow. And if the movies taught us anything, it's how much of a stickler for the rules Tinker Bell is 😂 She could have ran away to live with him like Zarina did with the pirates.
@@tiffanyhaberacker She didn't act as if it were a game. We can say she wasn't in full control of herself, sure, but she ordered the Lost Boys to shoot a flying child - who can't fly on her own - out of the sky... That's not a game, that's an attempted murder! And if that's her definition of "game", I'd stay TF away from her crazy ass, LOL. Regardless of the added lore, her actions in the original Peter Pan were vindictive and cruel (there were also no apologies exchanged with Wendy, she'd do it again if she felt like it).
We almost got the answer to this! Disney had more Pixie movies planned, but they scrapped them. Direct to dvd movies just weren’t bringing in money like they used to. They had plans for a movie called “Tink meets Peter” which was supposed to bridge the gap between the Pixie Hollow Movies and Peter Pan.
THAT MAKES SENSE! Since Peter never grows up, she loves him more than anyone. But then comes Wendy, the personification of "maturing and growing up" and of course she can't help but hate her!
And this goes waaaay further because it turns out the Thinkerbell movies we know today are just a bunch of re used concepts from what originally was supposed to be one movie, you can search it up as "Tinker Bell and the ring of Belief". In this movie there were some more darker themes around the question of how fairies can die. And well most of Tink's friends kinda die during the movie (they were supposed to come back later but they still disappear) as a reference to the theater version of Peter Pan in which the children in the audience have to interact and prove they believe in fairies to make Tinkerbell come back to life. In some of the concepts for this movie Peter Pan was supposedly going to make an appearance at the finale to distract the pirates along with some orphan kids Tink was going to befriend, while Thinker Bell saved the magic of Neverland. So yeah it kinda aligns with the theory that Thinker Bell is more wary about other people hurting Peter because while they just met she went through the loss of her other friends and would hate something like that happening to him so she becomes more jealous and overprotective of him.
There’s actually a small lore example for this, we learn (forget where) that a fairy will die if their human that created them dies. So it’s possible Peter Pan is this human to tinker bell and that’s why she brought him to never land. So she wouldn’t die like her friends. We don’t know how old her friends are but it’s also possible their humans died early. This is if you really want to connect the personalities I’m almost positive that it came from the original Peter Pan book. I’m pretty sure it’s also not if the human dies but forgets about wonder, aka grow up. But I think dying would have the same effect if they always believed possibly…or maybe ghosts believing counts…yeah let’s get out of this worm hole Edit: this got more attention then I thought, this was just a fun idea I had I don’t know how it would truly work. I know my idea is wrong I just thought it was fun and the only way I could think to connect the personalities and why she’s so protective of Peter and by herself.
@@maemayhem08 A song write and animater who makes animatics but her favorite type of animatic to make is the Disney princess's villan song and one of her newer animatic with a song is Tinkerbell's villan song "Fall little Wendy Bird Fall" where she tries to kill Wendy and she uses that theory by @scarletrevon522 The song writers name is Lydia the bard.
@@maemayhem08 I remember reading it somewhere like a year ago. I think it was from the og Peter Pan movie. I could be completely wrong and it may just be a headcanon people use but I remember learning it from a official source
I thought that a fairy dies when no one believes in them anymore. It was explained in piterpan movie, where the Wendy's daughter said that she didn't believed in fairies.
Considering Peter seems to be the only person she has left in her life, her jealousy to Wendy actually makes a lot of sense. It’s not about romantic feelings, it’s about losing the one person who’s always believed in her. Plus she loves the adventures he takes her on and doesn’t want them to ever end bc (as shown in the movies) she’s pretty curious and free spirited and adventurous
From what I’ve heard the films where supposed to slowly lead to the old film where she meets peter. But for some reason the last film about the never beast got some much hate they stopped making the films even though they had plans for the last film where Tink would finally meet Peter. I’m really annoyed by this especially when I actually really enjoyed the never beast
Yea actually the studio that created the movies was shut down so sadly they couldn’t make anymore tinkerbell movies. If you look there are some scenes from the upcoming movies that aren’t finished but we can see what happens sorta. Very unfortunate
And there's a deleted/lost storyboard for a movie that never happened....it was called "Tinkerbell and the Ring of Belief"🧚♀️🍃⭕ From what I've seen, it looks like the movie was taking kinda a dark turn...and it mentioned why children are important to the fairies of Pixie Hollow and the stakes were high 🤔
What’s interesting is that the books (separate in both lore and characters from the films) are actually set post the film Peter Pan where they explain Tink has had a falling out with Peter Pan and has returned to Pixie Hallow
It is always possible that she was able to the makeshift pixie dust "tree" from the Pirate Fairy movie up and running again so her time with Peter couldn't end before she was ready to go home
When you read the book, it says the whole reason why Tink hated Wendy was because she thought Wendy was gonna take Peter away from her. She wanted to be his fairy, but Peter held his ground and says he’s a boy and that he doesn’t want to possess a girl fairy (it was a respect thing) but Tink didn’t like that. When she saw Wendy and Peter giggling with each other and gossiping (causing Peter to forget that Tink was stuck in a drawer), that’s when her jealousy set in. It just sealed the deal when Wendy was leaning in to kiss Peter. Also fun fact, Tink didn’t just wanna knock Wendy out of the sky, in the book she told the Lost Boys that Peter said he wanted Wendy to be killed. One of the lost boys did in fact shoot Wendy through the heart with an arrow, knocking her out of the sky and causing major brain injuries. Luckily Wendy didn’t die, a button Peter gave her as his “kiss” brought her back to life. She was unconscious for a month, though.
And Peter Pan is a boy no older than 12 (most people think, because he still has all his baby/milk teeth). He never felt romantic attraction to ANYONE. Not even Wendy. That's the ultimate reason why Wendy left Neverland because she asked Peter and he said he thought of her only as a mother. Tinkerbell stayed with Peter Pan for years because she likes him romantically but he never reciprocated and now she feels threatened because Peter took Wendy to be the 'mother' to the Lost Boys because she knows a lot of bedtime stories, with Peter play-acting as the father. Oh, Tiger Lily also likes Peter but she got rejected by him. IIRC it was explicitly mentioned that it was because he's a child and he doesn't feel any romantic attraction to anyone, phrased like girls grow faster than boys emotionally.
In some of the books, it's actually visible that Tinkerbell REALLY wanted to go to the mainland, but she was never jealous, she nicely asked other fairies to help her change her talent and then she realised that she's pretty good even as an inventor and then later, she got to go to the mainland and meet a young human girl
I think the books (not the mother dove series by Gail Carson Levine, but the Disney fairy series from like 2005) were set after Peter pan, cuz in one book she goes back to the stump to get her spare hammer. So I think it's possible she met Peter, got swept up in her feelings, realized it, and then went back to her friends.
I wonder if perhaps Peter was the Tink's child laugh. And perhaps as Peter became immortal, she did as well and outlived her friends leaving Peter Pan as her only one. Although there's also a music video that goes into this idea of Tink being a villian in depth. Tinkerbell's villain song was dark but iconic.
I have a theory that Tink fell in love with Peter and that she either had to give up her access to pixie hollow to be with him or maybe she chooses to move into the Lost Boy's hideout and something happens to Pixie Hollow while she isn't there!
I thought I read some where that Tink in the Peter Pan movie was in love with Peter, and she disliked Wendy so much because she was jealous. But I have no idea if my brain made up that fact or if I really did see it somewhere.
@@bagelisdead it's in the books, there's one who take place after the Peter pan movies. It's called something like "Fairy dust and the magical egg" (although I'm not sure it's the real english title 😅). Tink has a conversation with a friend implying she at one point realised Peter was never going to love her like she loves him and then decides to leave him and go back to pixie hollow
That was always my theory. And she returned to find all the other fairies dead. Later she meets Peter and sees his resemblance to Terrance and becomes attached to him because he's like a piece of home and everything she lost. But as dark as Disney gets there's no way they're going to make it cannon. Hint and keep the idea alive yes, but not straight up make the final Tinkerbell movie like that.
So, in the first Tinkerbell movie (i think) when she goes to the mainland for the first time, she actually meets Wendy when she was a little younger. Wendy was the owner of the ballerina music box she fixed
In comics and old fairies she was in conflict with Peter because of Wendy so she came back to live in Pixie Hollow but she still visited Peter from time to time. She was spending more time with Terrance 🌼
The Disney fairy books tell us! So Disney release a whole line of chapter books through Scholastic that tell the stories of many of the fairies in Pixie Hollow, some being about Rosetta or Fawn, but others being about fairies like Bes or Rani who never made it to the films. There were even ones from Tinkerbell's pov where I believe its in "The Trouble with Tink" where Peter Pan makes a cameo.
In the pixie hollow books she was friends with Peter and after what happened with Wendy she goes back to Pixie hollow to be with her friebds. The books make way more sense than the movies and had such a better storyline
There is actually a nice story in a music video of lydia the bard, she makes villain songs for disney girls and there is always a story in the description
This. She was never jeallous, only ever sad or angry that she wasn't as "good" as other fairies. And she always worked towards bettering herself both personality wise and skill wise. My theory is that Peter Pan did the same to her that he did to those boys and later Wendy. He took her away from her home. I think she didn't hate Wendy, i believe she wanted to deter her, to make Wendy not follow Peter so it wouldn't repeat the cycle.
Its funny that as a kid i was indifferent to Tinkerbell, but in adulthood she became my favorite thing to come out of the Disney Peter Pan movie with these spin-off films. Wish we would have got that movie explaining how she met Peter and why she began resenting human children
I have a theory: You know how faries are born from a babies laugh? I think Tink knows that Peter was the one who laughed, took him from his home, and brought him to Neverland. And i think Tink knew that if Wendy brought Peter to her home and the other lost boys, her and her fairy friends would die, because bringing Peter and the lost boys to Wendys world, would later make them think faries arent real and kill them off, one by one.
Omg same whenever I watched the movies i always criticized and compared TinkerBell’s dress to the other fairies’ dresses. TinkerBell should at least wear some leggings, U think they would be so cute on her.
I mean little kids hopefully aren’t thinking weird things like that it’s not like they’re gonna show anything it’s for kids lmao y’all are dirty minded
@@haleyadams731 that's true for most kids but unfortunately the kids these days are way worse off then a few generations ago when this movie was created. 💀
@@emilybeasley-qj1mq As a kid, I was slightly concerned about her flashing her coochie but for some reason her dress being short always made me question if faries pee and how do they do that is she wearinf underwear?? Lol
There’s Disney fairies books that show Tink meeting Peter and it’s while she still lives in Pixie Hollow and her friends are alive! Books where Tink and Peter interact: Fairy Dust and the Quest for the Egg, Trouble with Tink, Tink North of Neverland, Fairy Haven and the Quest for the Wand, Fairies and the Quest for Neverland My theory as far as Tink’s personality shift, is that Tink was always petty, sassy and jealous, but she had friends to steer her away from those behaviors and learn to be kind, but with Peter (who seems to always bring out the most immature qualities in people) he encourages that behavior and emotionally manipulates Tink to make her feel a certain way about him. I’m ngl I would love to have seen a movie where Tink had to choose between Peter and Terrance and choose Peter instead and the consequences of that decision to leave him and Pixie hollow behind. But it’s worth noting that Pixie Hollow still exists during the time Tink spends with Peter Pan and that for all we know her friends are still alive.
In the book Lost boy, which is an adaptation to the original story in the perspective of captain hook what is basically pixy hollow burns down, so maybe something like that happened because the book is more inspired by the original novel and the original novel is apparently quite horrifying
Well it depends on what story you’re going to off, cause in the lost boy(a play about Peter Pan becoming Peter Pan, and as well as a biography for J. M. Berrie) it follows the story of how Peter Pan becomes Peter Pan, the fairies actually don’t live on neverland, but on an islet off to the side, but because of the croc Peter Pan touched land (which you can’t do otherwise you know…you never grow up) and tink felt guilty so she stayed and touched land as well, to be with Peter Pan. Then again I re-iterate this that this is the lost boy play, but it’s is rather intriguing to think about!
Ok theory: Stockholm syndrome. Hear me out! Peter Pan needed a way to get the kids to the Neverland and new the fairies had a way to make things float, so he kidnapped one of the fairies (tinker bell) and over time he became all she cared about
Something that I recommend watching/listening to is LydiaTheBard's song "Fall Little Wendy Bird". She writes/rewrites songs to turn Disney princesses into villains, giving them more complicated stories. "Fall Little Wendy Bird" is Tinkerbell's villain song, and in the description of the video, Lydia creates and/or theorizes the reason why Tinkerbell goes through such a dramatic switch. Also the song is just legitimately amazing lol.
Still wonder how she end up losing her talent, and becoming really that obsessed btch towards Peter who doesnt even acknowledge her. Come to think of it, its sad...how her fate ends up being alone with someone who doesnt love or see her the way she sees him. And if ever her friends really died, its saddd. That is why I like how the tinkerbell series ended, its better in that way than to have a movie showing us the reason behind Tink being away from her friends and pixiehollow.
@@Ruthvika_Rajesh I never watched the movies, I’ve just seen bits and pieces of The Neverbeast one. But I guess it’s Terrance. But if she had a crush on him and he died, and Peter looks like him, she’s not really looking to have a similar looking man be taken from her again, be in romantically or having his life taken from him.
Her character is based of the Peter Pan story, it was all added afterwards. The Tinkerbell you see in the old movie doesn't have that past. See it as a parallel universe.
If you’re looking for a Peter Pan origin story read Peter and the Starcatchers. It’s a well written and cool fantasy that shows how Peter Pan wound up in neverland with the lost boys and how they found tinkerbell, if you like reading I definitely recommend it
Actually, according to the lore of Peter and the Starcatchers Tinkerbell was originally a bird that would follow Peter around and get in his way until the last scene (I was in the play recently so I'm calling it a scene) where he gets fed up and tries to kill it but Lord Aster uses the last bit of Starstuff to turn it into a fairy that immediately pulls Molly's (Wendy's mom's) hair and flies away, then later harassing Ted and Prentiss before Peter catches her and she leads them to the enchanted grotto where they get the ability to fly by soaking in Starstuff water
Back when the pixie hollow brand started (so 16 years ago), they released this little journal that was meant to be a journal for you but also had synopsis and quotes from the fairies. Like, it'd ask what you're favorite food is and Rosetta had a quote like "Oh, there's just too many to choose one. I love buttercup soup, honeycomb cake, and berry parfaits too much to choose just one!" One of these questions was "What was your favorite memory?" And Tink's answer was "Any day with Peter are my favorite." So, based off of that, Tink and Peter were companions when she had her fairy friends. BUt again, this was released at the beginning (I had this book in elementary school) so things have probably been retconned since then.
There's a really cool song and animatic on youtube about this. It's called Fall little Wendy bird fall by Lydia the Bard. We know from the Thinkerbell movies that a fairy is born when a child first laughs so basically what gives fairies life is people believing in them, but once they grow up they stop believing and the fairy dies. In the animatic is shown that Think is Peter's fairy and she is the one that brings him to neverland. Her friends from the movies are the orher lost boys fairies. But once Wendy comes to the Neverland she starts to educate the boys which puts her friends and herself in danger. That's whay she doesn't like Wendy
Look up the song by Lydia the Bard "Fall Wendy Bird Fall" Iys basically if tinkerbell was (more of) a bad guy, rationalizing that she hated wendy because the lost boys were the ones keeping her remaining friends alive by keeping them in Neverland where they would never lose their belief in fairies.
if u guys like theories, Lydia the Bard has a animatic video and original song that forms a storyline around this! its called "fall wendy bird fall" i believe
I believe she is protective over Peter because he is her "child" (the one whose laugh gave her life) she is also resentful towards humans (as mentioned in the book) because their disbelief causes the death of her friends I think the lost boys are her friends "children" and thats why she really needs them to stay there and she dislikes Wendy because she fears that Wendy will make Peter and the lost boys want to leave
Its so funny how the movies changed all the books lore, cuz in the books,Tink meet Peter after saving him from a shark (he was trying to steal the shark tooth), and years later she leaves him cuz she thought he taked her from granted. But I truly love the movies and how they show how a fairy born and all their society "ecosystem" and way of life.
Even if a specific movie comes out after the original, it doesn’t mean from a timeline stand point that it’s before the original. Some could be a prequel to the original. Telling the backstory and giving more information.
There are books that talk abt tinker bell’s story and the other fairies stories. However, they don’t print them anymore which is rlly depressing especially since those books were my childhood
I feel like she might of lost her friends and doesn’t want to lose Peter Pan so she tries pushing away anyone new that gets relatively close to him so they can’t take him from her
In Peter Pan lore, pixies are so small they only have room for one emotion at a time. So even in the Peter Pan movie she’s not evil. She just doesn’t have room for more feelings.
I havent read a pixie hallow book in years, but from what i remember, In the book it simply explains she finally left peter. She enjoyed the fun antics she and peter would get into at one time, but she preferred being with all of her fairy friends and going back to having a normal life. We have a bunch of live acton movies of how tink and peter came to be, but a more detailed animated version of how they became friends in the cartoon would be great to have, or at least a movie showing what happened after peter took jane back home. How tink and peter went their separate ways, why she returned back to pixie hallow, and what fun shenanigans peter ended up in
Headcanon: Something happened to the girls. The anger is a trauma response to what happened to them, and she's overprotective of peter because she's determined not to let anything happen to them the way she lost the other fairies.
Don’t forget the books Reggie place after the pixie hollow movies and before Peter Pan too. She she also had more friends then just the pixie hollow girlies
Because people were forgetting fairies existed. So her friends were slowly disappearing, and wants to keep Peter around so she doesn’t get forgotten too.
Wait this unlocked a deep memory. I had a Tinkerbell book. Like Pixie Hollows book from Tinks POV. And I remember in the book, there was a scene where she met up with Peter. She would get her daily rations and share it with Peter. And even when I was a little girl, I got the feeling from the book that Tink was in love with Peter. She just could never be with him. I vaguely remember it being a secret that she saw him. Like it was forbidden, but I don't remember for sure
Reading through all the comments about the faries makes me wonder who the first fairy was and how they were created, cuz I don't see any fairy creation clues in Wish- which is like a prequel to a lot of Disney movies
There are actually a bunch of pixie hollow (and never girls) books! They have all the same fairy’s as the Pixie Hollow movies (and other fairs as well) and also have some stuff from after tink met Peter!
Fall little wendy bird(the song someone made of tink being the villain) had a great idea for that! You should totally check out her song, she wrote down the story in the description so I'd highly recommend checking it out, great song and great story
YOOOO you NEED to listen to “Tinkerbell’s Villain Song” by Lydia the Bard! I LOVE THAT SONG. It’s about how, after some time, children stopped believing in fairies, and in desperation, Tink kidnaps her and the last of her friends’ children and brings them to Nevwrland. Silvermist and Fawn are dead. Peter is Tink’s human, and she’s PROTECTIVE to a vicious level, especially since leaving Neverland means the Lost Boys will forget the fairies and grow up, and Tink not only has her friend’s to worry about, but Periwinkle as well. Wendy showing up in Neverland encourages the Lost Boys to want to go home, so Tink tries to hit her out of the sky or drown her to get her out of the way. Wendy doesn’t believe in fairies so Tink has no qualms killing her. What’s FASCINATING is the attachment to fae lore. Children taken at night by fairies who won’t let them leave. You can even tell that Peter takes after Tink a lot, with the artist giving him little puffs on his shoes, sharpened teeth (Peter in the books has all of his baby teeth, which puts him at about 8 at the oldest), and pointed ears.
I like how since the original books are after she was with him they were able to keep a relative timeline intact and it kind’ve shows her realizing that wasn’t good for her and coming back more assured in herself to pixie hollow and helping the new girl who was in the position she was in
There are books and comics that Disney made before the Pixie Hallow movie that take place after the events in Peter Pan. Also you can assume that Tinkerbell had an extreme crush on Peter Pan, and as they say love can blind you.
A girl named Lydia the Bard actually wrote an entire villain song for Tink and the animation for it kinda shows why she’s protective involving the death of some of her friends
There's also the fact that in the pixie hollow books, the fairy dust tree gets burnt down and i think another source of power, the mother goose is killed; leading to the pixies eventual decline
I never really gave it much thought I genuinely always just thought she was like that with Wendy, because Peter clearly liked her and and almost every adaptation Tinker Bell had a crush on him. Like even in the early 2000s version of Tinker Bell and all her movies she may be a girls girl but if someone started flirting with the guy she has a crush on (I forget his name, the dust keeper fairy) totally see her being jealous and reacting a bit violently. We’ve definitely been told before she has a temper.
The saddest part is that this is all explained by the original Peter Pan story, wherein Tinkerbell is resentful towards human children; their disbelief in fairies, increasing over time, led to the death of her friends.
I hate how true this is ☹️☹️
But then does the season not change?
@@tirramasu7948the newer not PeterPan Tinkerbell is a retcon.
..which brings up something, did tinker bell actually kidnap Peter Pan?
Oh s h i t
So this is the story i find kinda cool:
Fairies are born from a childs first laugh and die when they stop believing. In modern times children believe less and less and more and more fairies disappeared. I can imagine Tinkerbell got the idea that maybe if the fairies took children to Neverland they wouldnt stop believing so the fairies won't die. Thats why the lost boys are there. I could imagine Peter is the child that Tinkerbell was born from so she is extra protective of him. Wendy is a rather mature girl so likely Tinkerbell got scared she'd convince Peter to leave leading to her own death so she resents Wendy.
Your right about everything else but I don’t think that Tinkerbell is born from Peter Pan’s laugh, in the first movie it’s a baby girl that laughs and Tinkerbell is born such on and etc yk. My theory is I forgot his name but the blonde guy in the Tinkerbell movies that likes Tinkerbell-? I feel like he was born from Peter Pan’s laugh.
@@01Zurioh, that’s a good theory. Also I can never get my head around the thing that if stop believing the fairy will die-because why would the fairies be so secretive when their survival depends on people believing? You’d think they’d reveal themselves so everyone believes.
@@sunnylilacs true👍
But also if we go with Peter being the child that created Tinkerbell, and that she's not the last fairy because of her twin sister periwinkle they both were born from the same child's laugh.
If Tink is Peter’s fairy then Periwinkle would still be around too
When you summeries it at the end it really feels like her proactiveness of peter and the loss of her friends should be connected, like the loss of her friends is what led to her being so possessive of her loved ones now.
Kinda on this idea have you seen tinker bells villian song ? It’s amazing Lydia the bard has an animation and the art work is beautiful and it connects the two movies really well in a sad and messed up way
the song is exactly what I thought of as well
Oh my gods I looooooove that song!!
🎶*fall little Wendy bird fall*🎵
Yes I saw that video! Absolutely amazing and also kinda terrifying lmao
Ooh especially if the loss of her friends came at the expense of having faith in someone! Like her immediate response to Wendy pile very well be seen as an emotional reaction to having already had a stranger/new friend show up and as a result everyone died
Oh gosh that music video was utterly terrifying and unsettling but I loved it sm. She did a great job explaining her character and motivations
I also think it’s really interesting that Peter happens to closely resemble Tink’s best friend Terrance! Maybe that’s part of the reason she grew attached to Peter?
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You just gave me goosebumps ngl
Oh wait trueee
Omggg
That's actually true!!!
You can’t say he’s hot and not show a pic lmao
He's not hot tbh. His head was shaped like a whole trapezoid
He was voiced by Tom Hiddleston. It was a win for me 😂
@@cranburrey is you blind? He is
@@mamamentos Dude SAME.
Look up James Hook from Disney Fairies
it's possible that Peter is the human that created Tinkerbell. It's a piece of lore that if the human who created a fairy stops believing in fairies, they die, and that could be what happened to her friends. Now she's so protective of Peter because not only is he her only friend left, he's also the one thing keeping her alive.
Actually the human that created Tinkerbell is a little girl who’s in the movies, but it would be really interesting if he was related to her somehow
Or maybe Peter Pan is trans & he used to be that little girl, but I don't think Disney would like this version.
@@Starsole1111how do you know the baby was a girl? We just saw it laugh
@@notapeopleperson6761 in Tinkerbell and The Great Fairy Rescue there’s a little girl named Elizabeth Griffiths, I thought it was confirmed that she was the baby who created Tinkerbell but I’m not seeing anything about it online. Maybe I’ll just have to rewatch the movies again and see, lol
Pan being often played by women would add an extra layer to this, he’s basically always been a bit more feminine than the average boy
It’s explained in the original J.M. Barrie novel that pixies are so small they can only feel one emotion at a time and when they do they feel it very strongly. She wasn’t killing Wendy out of genuine malice it was just a moment of pure blind jealousy, that’s why she’s does the 180 because once she’s no longer feeling the initial jealousy she has nothing about affection for Wendy.
That sounds like the cartoon version of BPD lol
@@ronjabiana well to be fair…most mental disorders are what inspired fae mythology. Changelings were more than likely just autistic children or something. Same with possession
She's shown to have issues controlling her anger in The Lost Treasure movie. So, it wouldn't surprise me that she ends up getting carried away with her jealousy. She also acted as if it were a game, so she may not have intended for Wendy to get seriously hurt, just pushed around.
As for the other fairies. Peter Pan is focused around him. The fairies could very well not want anything to do with him since they've seen how humans in their land can treat them. They could have had rules that forbade them from interacting with him or him going to Pixie Hollow. And if the movies taught us anything, it's how much of a stickler for the rules Tinker Bell is 😂
She could have ran away to live with him like Zarina did with the pirates.
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@@tiffanyhaberacker She didn't act as if it were a game. We can say she wasn't in full control of herself, sure, but she ordered the Lost Boys to shoot a flying child - who can't fly on her own - out of the sky... That's not a game, that's an attempted murder! And if that's her definition of "game", I'd stay TF away from her crazy ass, LOL. Regardless of the added lore, her actions in the original Peter Pan were vindictive and cruel (there were also no apologies exchanged with Wendy, she'd do it again if she felt like it).
We almost got the answer to this! Disney had more Pixie movies planned, but they scrapped them. Direct to dvd movies just weren’t bringing in money like they used to. They had plans for a movie called “Tink meets Peter” which was supposed to bridge the gap between the Pixie Hollow Movies and Peter Pan.
No way...that would've brought closure to all of this. I'm genuinely baffled I thought they never gave it any consideration whatsoever
Well they better put that out there, because if there's money for woke mediocre movies, there's money for my Disney Faires
THAT MAKES SENSE! Since Peter never grows up, she loves him more than anyone. But then comes Wendy, the personification of "maturing and growing up" and of course she can't help but hate her!
And this goes waaaay further because it turns out the Thinkerbell movies we know today are just a bunch of re used concepts from what originally was supposed to be one movie, you can search it up as "Tinker Bell and the ring of Belief". In this movie there were some more darker themes around the question of how fairies can die. And well most of Tink's friends kinda die during the movie (they were supposed to come back later but they still disappear) as a reference to the theater version of Peter Pan in which the children in the audience have to interact and prove they believe in fairies to make Tinkerbell come back to life. In some of the concepts for this movie Peter Pan was supposedly going to make an appearance at the finale to distract the pirates along with some orphan kids Tink was going to befriend, while Thinker Bell saved the magic of Neverland. So yeah it kinda aligns with the theory that Thinker Bell is more wary about other people hurting Peter because while they just met she went through the loss of her other friends and would hate something like that happening to him so she becomes more jealous and overprotective of him.
But uhhh the production didn't want to associate Peter Pan with pixie hollow because it "wouldn't benefit the brand". Yeah it sucks
There’s actually a small lore example for this, we learn (forget where) that a fairy will die if their human that created them dies. So it’s possible Peter Pan is this human to tinker bell and that’s why she brought him to never land. So she wouldn’t die like her friends. We don’t know how old her friends are but it’s also possible their humans died early. This is if you really want to connect the personalities
I’m almost positive that it came from the original Peter Pan book. I’m pretty sure it’s also not if the human dies but forgets about wonder, aka grow up. But I think dying would have the same effect if they always believed possibly…or maybe ghosts believing counts…yeah let’s get out of this worm hole
Edit: this got more attention then I thought, this was just a fun idea I had I don’t know how it would truly work. I know my idea is wrong I just thought it was fun and the only way I could think to connect the personalities and why she’s so protective of Peter and by herself.
Whare the hell did you hear that?? Are you shure it’s not a theory? Or are you getting it mixed up with what happened on the second pester pan movie.
@@maemayhem08 A song write and animater who makes animatics but her favorite type of animatic to make is the Disney princess's villan song and one of her newer animatic with a song is Tinkerbell's villan song "Fall little Wendy Bird Fall" where she tries to kill Wendy and she uses that theory by @scarletrevon522
The song writers name is Lydia the bard.
@@maemayhem08 I remember reading it somewhere like a year ago. I think it was from the og Peter Pan movie. I could be completely wrong and it may just be a headcanon people use but I remember learning it from a official source
I thought that a fairy dies when no one believes in them anymore. It was explained in piterpan movie, where the Wendy's daughter said that she didn't believed in fairies.
@@elionaballa2818 that’s what happened in that movie.
Considering Peter seems to be the only person she has left in her life, her jealousy to Wendy actually makes a lot of sense. It’s not about romantic feelings, it’s about losing the one person who’s always believed in her. Plus she loves the adventures he takes her on and doesn’t want them to ever end bc (as shown in the movies) she’s pretty curious and free spirited and adventurous
From what I’ve heard the films where supposed to slowly lead to the old film where she meets peter. But for some reason the last film about the never beast got some much hate they stopped making the films even though they had plans for the last film where Tink would finally meet Peter. I’m really annoyed by this especially when I actually really enjoyed the never beast
Yea actually the studio that created the movies was shut down so sadly they couldn’t make anymore tinkerbell movies. If you look there are some scenes from the upcoming movies that aren’t finished but we can see what happens sorta. Very unfortunate
And there's a deleted/lost storyboard for a movie that never happened....it was called "Tinkerbell and the Ring of Belief"🧚♀️🍃⭕
From what I've seen, it looks like the movie was taking kinda a dark turn...and it mentioned why children are important to the fairies of Pixie Hollow and the stakes were high 🤔
I liked the never beast one sooo much
actually in the tinkerbell series she ALWAYS showed a temper so she wasnt completely innocenct, she got in trouble a lot
True but she was still nicer and more compassionate in the 00s movies
What’s interesting is that the books (separate in both lore and characters from the films) are actually set post the film Peter Pan where they explain Tink has had a falling out with Peter Pan and has returned to Pixie Hallow
She also has an abundance of pixie dust which is rationed by the fairies in the pixie hollow movies.
It is always possible that she was able to the makeshift pixie dust "tree" from the Pirate Fairy movie up and running again so her time with Peter couldn't end before she was ready to go home
This is random but that pirate fairies movie was my absolute favorite movie as a kid
I absolutely loved that one too!
Same
underrated movie ❤
My little sister's adored the twin movie, I liked that one a lot thanks to them
It was mine too
When you read the book, it says the whole reason why Tink hated Wendy was because she thought Wendy was gonna take Peter away from her. She wanted to be his fairy, but Peter held his ground and says he’s a boy and that he doesn’t want to possess a girl fairy (it was a respect thing) but Tink didn’t like that. When she saw Wendy and Peter giggling with each other and gossiping (causing Peter to forget that Tink was stuck in a drawer), that’s when her jealousy set in. It just sealed the deal when Wendy was leaning in to kiss Peter. Also fun fact, Tink didn’t just wanna knock Wendy out of the sky, in the book she told the Lost Boys that Peter said he wanted Wendy to be killed. One of the lost boys did in fact shoot Wendy through the heart with an arrow, knocking her out of the sky and causing major brain injuries. Luckily Wendy didn’t die, a button Peter gave her as his “kiss” brought her back to life. She was unconscious for a month, though.
And Peter Pan is a boy no older than 12 (most people think, because he still has all his baby/milk teeth). He never felt romantic attraction to ANYONE. Not even Wendy. That's the ultimate reason why Wendy left Neverland because she asked Peter and he said he thought of her only as a mother. Tinkerbell stayed with Peter Pan for years because she likes him romantically but he never reciprocated and now she feels threatened because Peter took Wendy to be the 'mother' to the Lost Boys because she knows a lot of bedtime stories, with Peter play-acting as the father.
Oh, Tiger Lily also likes Peter but she got rejected by him. IIRC it was explicitly mentioned that it was because he's a child and he doesn't feel any romantic attraction to anyone, phrased like girls grow faster than boys emotionally.
In some of the books, it's actually visible that Tinkerbell REALLY wanted to go to the mainland, but she was never jealous, she nicely asked other fairies to help her change her talent and then she realised that she's pretty good even as an inventor and then later, she got to go to the mainland and meet a young human girl
Fun fact, Tinkerbell was once classified as a villain by Disney at one point in time.
Someone wise once said “loving a man who’ll NEVER love you back will destroy everything good you once were!” 🙌🏻
I think the books (not the mother dove series by Gail Carson Levine, but the Disney fairy series from like 2005) were set after Peter pan, cuz in one book she goes back to the stump to get her spare hammer. So I think it's possible she met Peter, got swept up in her feelings, realized it, and then went back to her friends.
I wonder if perhaps Peter was the Tink's child laugh. And perhaps as Peter became immortal, she did as well and outlived her friends leaving Peter Pan as her only one. Although there's also a music video that goes into this idea of Tink being a villian in depth. Tinkerbell's villain song was dark but iconic.
You are an absolute genius and my brain has now accepted this as canon
@@Jax_isaViewer thank Lydia the Bard, legitimately it's where I got the thought from.
Then what happened to Periwinkle since they were born from the same laugh, unless it was also a retcon
Wow i love your theory 😮
There is a pixie hollow movie showing her actual baby. It was a little girl
The realization that Lydia the Bard's song for Tinkerbell is based on these questions.
I love that song.
I have a theory that Tink fell in love with Peter and that she either had to give up her access to pixie hollow to be with him or maybe she chooses to move into the Lost Boy's hideout and something happens to Pixie Hollow while she isn't there!
I also thought that she lost access to Pixie Hollow too like she was banned for communicating with humans, maybe even bringing Peter to Neverland.
You know peter does kinda look like terence
I thought I read some where that Tink in the Peter Pan movie was in love with Peter, and she disliked Wendy so much because she was jealous. But I have no idea if my brain made up that fact or if I really did see it somewhere.
@@bagelisdead it's in the books, there's one who take place after the Peter pan movies. It's called something like "Fairy dust and the magical egg" (although I'm not sure it's the real english title 😅). Tink has a conversation with a friend implying she at one point realised Peter was never going to love her like she loves him and then decides to leave him and go back to pixie hollow
That was always my theory. And she returned to find all the other fairies dead. Later she meets Peter and sees his resemblance to Terrance and becomes attached to him because he's like a piece of home and everything she lost. But as dark as Disney gets there's no way they're going to make it cannon. Hint and keep the idea alive yes, but not straight up make the final Tinkerbell movie like that.
So, in the first Tinkerbell movie (i think) when she goes to the mainland for the first time, she actually meets Wendy when she was a little younger. Wendy was the owner of the ballerina music box she fixed
Yeah i also noticed that they even showed her mom calling her name
In comics and old fairies she was in conflict with Peter because of Wendy so she came back to live in Pixie Hollow but she still visited Peter from time to time. She was spending more time with Terrance 🌼
The Disney fairy books tell us! So Disney release a whole line of chapter books through Scholastic that tell the stories of many of the fairies in Pixie Hollow, some being about Rosetta or Fawn, but others being about fairies like Bes or Rani who never made it to the films. There were even ones from Tinkerbell's pov where I believe its in "The Trouble with Tink" where Peter Pan makes a cameo.
They gave us so many villain movies that weren't even necessary but they won't explain this huge character change lol
In the pixie hollow books she was friends with Peter and after what happened with Wendy she goes back to Pixie hollow to be with her friebds. The books make way more sense than the movies and had such a better storyline
hot is a strech
he looks like hes straight out of an early 2000s barbie movie 😭
Preminger 😭
@@MikaelaKMajorHistory oh my goodness yes exactly 😭😭
That’s not an insult. I would do anything for Zaddy Preminger
😂
The other fairies weren’t written yet. That’s it. Stories change
It feels like the modern tinkerbelle movies are a barbiefication of belle, definitely riding off the popularity of the fairyopia series
She was also so nice to baby Wendy, who she met before she ever met Peter
There is actually a nice story in a music video of lydia the bard, she makes villain songs for disney girls and there is always a story in the description
This. She was never jeallous, only ever sad or angry that she wasn't as "good" as other fairies. And she always worked towards bettering herself both personality wise and skill wise.
My theory is that Peter Pan did the same to her that he did to those boys and later Wendy. He took her away from her home. I think she didn't hate Wendy, i believe she wanted to deter her, to make Wendy not follow Peter so it wouldn't repeat the cycle.
Its funny that as a kid i was indifferent to Tinkerbell, but in adulthood she became my favorite thing to come out of the Disney Peter Pan movie with these spin-off films. Wish we would have got that movie explaining how she met Peter and why she began resenting human children
The book "tiger lily" is definitely up your alley, but it follows the original novel.
I have a theory: You know how faries are born from a babies laugh? I think Tink knows that Peter was the one who laughed, took him from his home, and brought him to Neverland. And i think Tink knew that if Wendy brought Peter to her home and the other lost boys, her and her fairy friends would die, because bringing Peter and the lost boys to Wendys world, would later make them think faries arent real and kill them off, one by one.
There a tinkerbell villain song about it
"A young HOT version of captain Hook" I'm mean they ain't wrong😂
It is explained pretty Well in Pixie Hollow books that were written before movies but Lorewise happened even After Peter Pan movies
I just view it as an alternate universe.
Read Tiger Lily by Jodi Lynn Anderson, it is really good and will explain everything!
Am I the only one who is sitting there thinking about how freaking short her dress is? 😂😂
Omg same whenever I watched the movies i always criticized and compared TinkerBell’s dress to the other fairies’ dresses. TinkerBell should at least wear some leggings, U think they would be so cute on her.
@@lightninghershey frrr. Plus little kids be watching this. Like..... Uhm
I mean little kids hopefully aren’t thinking weird things like that it’s not like they’re gonna show anything it’s for kids lmao y’all are dirty minded
@@haleyadams731 that's true for most kids but unfortunately the kids these days are way worse off then a few generations ago when this movie was created. 💀
@@emilybeasley-qj1mq As a kid, I was slightly concerned about her flashing her coochie but for some reason her dress being short always made me question if faries pee and how do they do that is she wearinf underwear?? Lol
fairies in folklore are actually benevolent/malevolent creatures so it’s pretty spot on for the 1950s tinkerbell to act like that
There’s Disney fairies books that show Tink meeting Peter and it’s while she still lives in Pixie Hollow and her friends are alive!
Books where Tink and Peter interact:
Fairy Dust and the Quest for the Egg,
Trouble with Tink,
Tink North of Neverland,
Fairy Haven and the Quest for the Wand,
Fairies and the Quest for Neverland
My theory as far as Tink’s personality shift, is that Tink was always petty, sassy and jealous, but she had friends to steer her away from those behaviors and learn to be kind, but with Peter (who seems to always bring out the most immature qualities in people) he encourages that behavior and emotionally manipulates Tink to make her feel a certain way about him.
I’m ngl I would love to have seen a movie where Tink had to choose between Peter and Terrance and choose Peter instead and the consequences of that decision to leave him and Pixie hollow behind.
But it’s worth noting that Pixie Hollow still exists during the time Tink spends with Peter Pan and that for all we know her friends are still alive.
In the book Lost boy, which is an adaptation to the original story in the perspective of captain hook what is basically pixy hollow burns down, so maybe something like that happened because the book is more inspired by the original novel and the original novel is apparently quite horrifying
Well it depends on what story you’re going to off, cause in the lost boy(a play about Peter Pan becoming Peter Pan, and as well as a biography for J. M. Berrie) it follows the story of how Peter Pan becomes Peter Pan, the fairies actually don’t live on neverland, but on an islet off to the side, but because of the croc Peter Pan touched land (which you can’t do otherwise you know…you never grow up) and tink felt guilty so she stayed and touched land as well, to be with Peter Pan. Then again I re-iterate this that this is the lost boy play, but it’s is rather intriguing to think about!
In the movie, Hook, it explains it that Tinker Bell raised Peter and she saw Wendy as trouble
This is why I love the tinker bell villain song by lydia the bard
It gives back story and a good reason for all her personality changes 😊
Ok theory: Stockholm syndrome. Hear me out! Peter Pan needed a way to get the kids to the Neverland and new the fairies had a way to make things float, so he kidnapped one of the fairies (tinker bell) and over time he became all she cared about
I can’t be the only one who had a crush on her sister AND Zarina (the pirate fairy girl) as a kid.
I had a crush on tinker bell and zarina like I love zarinas style
"young HOT captain hook"😂
Something that I recommend watching/listening to is LydiaTheBard's song "Fall Little Wendy Bird". She writes/rewrites songs to turn Disney princesses into villains, giving them more complicated stories. "Fall Little Wendy Bird" is Tinkerbell's villain song, and in the description of the video, Lydia creates and/or theorizes the reason why Tinkerbell goes through such a dramatic switch. Also the song is just legitimately amazing lol.
Still wonder how she end up losing her talent, and becoming really that obsessed btch towards Peter who doesnt even acknowledge her. Come to think of it, its sad...how her fate ends up being alone with someone who doesnt love or see her the way she sees him.
And if ever her friends really died, its saddd. That is why I like how the tinkerbell series ended, its better in that way than to have a movie showing us the reason behind Tink being away from her friends and pixiehollow.
Wasn’t there a male tinker who looked like Peter?
Terrance?
Oh yeah she had a crush on him
He was also one of her best friends so
If Peter looks like someone she cares for and lost…
@@Ruthvika_Rajesh I never watched the movies, I’ve just seen bits and pieces of The Neverbeast one. But I guess it’s Terrance. But if she had a crush on him and he died, and Peter looks like him, she’s not really looking to have a similar looking man be taken from her again, be in romantically or having his life taken from him.
@@storiesoftheworld_lGbtq mhm definitely
Her character is based of the Peter Pan story, it was all added afterwards. The Tinkerbell you see in the old movie doesn't have that past. See it as a parallel universe.
If you’re looking for a Peter Pan origin story read Peter and the Starcatchers. It’s a well written and cool fantasy that shows how Peter Pan wound up in neverland with the lost boys and how they found tinkerbell, if you like reading I definitely recommend it
I recommend Lydia the Bard's song. "Fall little Wendy Bird fall". The animatic is on CZcams and has a really helpful idea on this topic
Actually, according to the lore of Peter and the Starcatchers Tinkerbell was originally a bird that would follow Peter around and get in his way until the last scene (I was in the play recently so I'm calling it a scene) where he gets fed up and tries to kill it but Lord Aster uses the last bit of Starstuff to turn it into a fairy that immediately pulls Molly's (Wendy's mom's) hair and flies away, then later harassing Ted and Prentiss before Peter catches her and she leads them to the enchanted grotto where they get the ability to fly by soaking in Starstuff water
The tinker bell movies came out in the late 2000s early 2010s
Back when the pixie hollow brand started (so 16 years ago), they released this little journal that was meant to be a journal for you but also had synopsis and quotes from the fairies. Like, it'd ask what you're favorite food is and Rosetta had a quote like "Oh, there's just too many to choose one. I love buttercup soup, honeycomb cake, and berry parfaits too much to choose just one!"
One of these questions was "What was your favorite memory?"
And Tink's answer was "Any day with Peter are my favorite."
So, based off of that, Tink and Peter were companions when she had her fairy friends. BUt again, this was released at the beginning (I had this book in elementary school) so things have probably been retconned since then.
Hi
I didn’t Like Wendy either
I kinda prefer her daughter
There's a really cool song and animatic on youtube about this. It's called Fall little Wendy bird fall by Lydia the Bard. We know from the Thinkerbell movies that a fairy is born when a child first laughs so basically what gives fairies life is people believing in them, but once they grow up they stop believing and the fairy dies.
In the animatic is shown that Think is Peter's fairy and she is the one that brings him to neverland. Her friends from the movies are the orher lost boys fairies. But once Wendy comes to the Neverland she starts to educate the boys which puts her friends and herself in danger. That's whay she doesn't like Wendy
Maybe all her friends got killed by humans but Peter saved her
I think about this every single time I even think about these movies
"Where we meet a young **hot** version of captain hook" im glad she clarified 😂😂😂
Please I would love a whole video on this
Look up the song by Lydia the Bard "Fall Wendy Bird Fall"
Iys basically if tinkerbell was (more of) a bad guy, rationalizing that she hated wendy because the lost boys were the ones keeping her remaining friends alive by keeping them in Neverland where they would never lose their belief in fairies.
Was hoping someone would reference it.
if u guys like theories, Lydia the Bard has a animatic video and original song that forms a storyline around this! its called "fall wendy bird fall" i believe
That’s what happens when your abandoned. You get possessive and heavily attached to the first person to fill that void.
Tinker bell in pixie hollow and the neverland girl books >>>>>>>
I believe she is protective over Peter because he is her "child" (the one whose laugh gave her life) she is also resentful towards humans (as mentioned in the book) because their disbelief causes the death of her friends
I think the lost boys are her friends "children" and thats why she really needs them to stay there and she dislikes Wendy because she fears that Wendy will make Peter and the lost boys want to leave
Maybe hook hunted all the Fairy’s to extinction after the pirate on beat him at his own game
Its so funny how the movies changed all the books lore, cuz in the books,Tink meet Peter after saving him from a shark (he was trying to steal the shark tooth), and years later she leaves him cuz she thought he taked her from granted.
But I truly love the movies and how they show how a fairy born and all their society "ecosystem" and way of life.
Even if a specific movie comes out after the original, it doesn’t mean from a timeline stand point that it’s before the original. Some could be a prequel to the original. Telling the backstory and giving more information.
There are books that talk abt tinker bell’s story and the other fairies stories. However, they don’t print them anymore which is rlly depressing especially since those books were my childhood
"A young (hot) version of Captain Hook."
glad to know i wasn't the only one
Tinker bell in the movies is only a month or two old. In Peter Pan she’s old, jaded and exhausted.
The thing that made young Captain Hook hot was him being played by Tom Hiddleston.
I feel like she might of lost her friends and doesn’t want to lose Peter Pan so she tries pushing away anyone new that gets relatively close to him so they can’t take him from her
Lydia the bard's fall little Wendy bird will probably be something you want to watch
In Peter Pan lore, pixies are so small they only have room for one emotion at a time. So even in the Peter Pan movie she’s not evil. She just doesn’t have room for more feelings.
I havent read a pixie hallow book in years, but from what i remember, In the book it simply explains she finally left peter. She enjoyed the fun antics she and peter would get into at one time, but she preferred being with all of her fairy friends and going back to having a normal life. We have a bunch of live acton movies of how tink and peter came to be, but a more detailed animated version of how they became friends in the cartoon would be great to have, or at least a movie showing what happened after peter took jane back home. How tink and peter went their separate ways, why she returned back to pixie hallow, and what fun shenanigans peter ended up in
Headcanon: Something happened to the girls. The anger is a trauma response to what happened to them, and she's overprotective of peter because she's determined not to let anything happen to them the way she lost the other fairies.
I am with you when said "young hot version of captain hook". He is my man (Tom Hiddleston)
Don’t forget the books Reggie place after the pixie hollow movies and before Peter Pan too. She she also had more friends then just the pixie hollow girlies
Tinkerbell has a villain song that fits this really well.
Because people were forgetting fairies existed. So her friends were slowly disappearing, and wants to keep Peter around so she doesn’t get forgotten too.
Wait this unlocked a deep memory.
I had a Tinkerbell book. Like Pixie Hollows book from Tinks POV. And I remember in the book, there was a scene where she met up with Peter. She would get her daily rations and share it with Peter. And even when I was a little girl, I got the feeling from the book that Tink was in love with Peter. She just could never be with him.
I vaguely remember it being a secret that she saw him. Like it was forbidden, but I don't remember for sure
Reading through all the comments about the faries makes me wonder who the first fairy was and how they were created, cuz I don't see any fairy creation clues in Wish- which is like a prequel to a lot of Disney movies
There are actually a bunch of pixie hollow (and never girls) books! They have all the same fairy’s as the Pixie Hollow movies (and other fairs as well) and also have some stuff from after tink met Peter!
Fall little wendy bird(the song someone made of tink being the villain) had a great idea for that! You should totally check out her song, she wrote down the story in the description so I'd highly recommend checking it out, great song and great story
One of the pixie hollow books actually covers their meeting it came out before your first movie same year
YOOOO you NEED to listen to “Tinkerbell’s Villain Song” by Lydia the Bard! I LOVE THAT SONG. It’s about how, after some time, children stopped believing in fairies, and in desperation, Tink kidnaps her and the last of her friends’ children and brings them to Nevwrland. Silvermist and Fawn are dead. Peter is Tink’s human, and she’s PROTECTIVE to a vicious level, especially since leaving Neverland means the Lost Boys will forget the fairies and grow up, and Tink not only has her friend’s to worry about, but Periwinkle as well.
Wendy showing up in Neverland encourages the Lost Boys to want to go home, so Tink tries to hit her out of the sky or drown her to get her out of the way. Wendy doesn’t believe in fairies so Tink has no qualms killing her.
What’s FASCINATING is the attachment to fae lore. Children taken at night by fairies who won’t let them leave. You can even tell that Peter takes after Tink a lot, with the artist giving him little puffs on his shoes, sharpened teeth (Peter in the books has all of his baby teeth, which puts him at about 8 at the oldest), and pointed ears.
speaking of hot captain hook, he's voiced by Tom Hiddleston and I was absolutely shook when the kids I was babysitting put that movie on lmao
I like how since the original books are after she was with him they were able to keep a relative timeline intact and it kind’ve shows her realizing that wasn’t good for her and coming back more assured in herself to pixie hollow and helping the new girl who was in the position she was in
There are books and comics that Disney made before the Pixie Hallow movie that take place after the events in Peter Pan. Also you can assume that Tinkerbell had an extreme crush on Peter Pan, and as they say love can blind you.
A girl named Lydia the Bard actually wrote an entire villain song for Tink and the animation for it kinda shows why she’s protective involving the death of some of her friends
There's also the fact that in the pixie hollow books, the fairy dust tree gets burnt down and i think another source of power, the mother goose is killed; leading to the pixies eventual decline
I never really gave it much thought I genuinely always just thought she was like that with Wendy, because Peter clearly liked her and and almost every adaptation Tinker Bell had a crush on him. Like even in the early 2000s version of Tinker Bell and all her movies she may be a girls girl but if someone started flirting with the guy she has a crush on (I forget his name, the dust keeper fairy) totally see her being jealous and reacting a bit violently. We’ve definitely been told before she has a temper.