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* CanonForeigner: The main six characters (and Queen Clarion, [[AdaptationPersonalityChange kind of]]) all appeared in the novels, but most of the other characters, including Periwinkle and Zarina, were invented for the movies, and their existence was never even hinted at in the book series.
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* ChattyHairdresser: Rosetta is this, without the hairdresser part. But in the "bloopers" for second movie's special features, she can be seen giving a manicure to an owl... Yes, you read that correctly.
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* ChattyHairdresser: Rosetta is this, without the hairdresser part. But in the "bloopers" for second movie's special features, she can be seen giving a manicure to an owl... Yes, yes, you read that correctly.
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* ContinuityCameo: The credits of the first movie, contain drawings of the original cast from the Disney Fairies books.
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* CompositeCharacter: Several movie characters are composites of different book characters:
** Movie Tink has Book Tink's appearance, talent, and temper, but Prilla's GenkiGirl personality, main character status, and storyline about finding her talent. The sequence in which she tries her friends' talents only to fail miserably at all of them mirrors a similar sequence from ''Fairy Dust and the Quest for the Egg,'' in which Prilla attempts to discover her own talent through similar means.
** The movies' version of Queen Clarion occupies the role Mother Dove filled in the novel continuity. Movie Clarion has Book Clarion's name and title, Mother Dove's wise, maternal personality, and a totally new, [[EverythingsBetterWithSparkles very sparkly]] design.
** Lord Milori is just a gender-swapped version of the Minister of Winter, but he has the same FictionalDisability as Rani from the books. Like Rani, he can't fly, so he rides around on a white bird (Rani's was a dove, Milori's is a snowy owl). He and Rani even have similar color schemes, although the similarities don't go much further than that.
* ContinuityCameo: The credits of the firstmovie, movie contain drawings of the original cast from the Disney Fairies books.
** Movie Tink has Book Tink's appearance, talent, and temper, but Prilla's GenkiGirl personality, main character status, and storyline about finding her talent. The sequence in which she tries her friends' talents only to fail miserably at all of them mirrors a similar sequence from ''Fairy Dust and the Quest for the Egg,'' in which Prilla attempts to discover her own talent through similar means.
** The movies' version of Queen Clarion occupies the role Mother Dove filled in the novel continuity. Movie Clarion has Book Clarion's name and title, Mother Dove's wise, maternal personality, and a totally new, [[EverythingsBetterWithSparkles very sparkly]] design.
** Lord Milori is just a gender-swapped version of the Minister of Winter, but he has the same FictionalDisability as Rani from the books. Like Rani, he can't fly, so he rides around on a white bird (Rani's was a dove, Milori's is a snowy owl). He and Rani even have similar color schemes, although the similarities don't go much further than that.
* ContinuityCameo: The credits of the first
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* LighterAndSofter: Than Gail Carson Levine's books.
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* LighterAndSofter: Than Compared to Gail Carson Levine's books.trilogy and some of Disney's follow-up novels, the films are arguably the lightest and softest incarnation of the franchise (barring ''Never Girls,'' although that's debatable). The Gail Carson Levine books all centered on high-stakes, life-or-death catastrophes (namely a hurricane, a flood, and a battle with an evil dragon), and several fairies are injured and/or killed in every installment (NeverSayDie and BloodlessCarnage are both noticeably averted). The movies, in comparison, are far more lighthearted in tone, and there are no character deaths at any point. The book fairies with the darkest storylines were all AdaptedOut or [[AdaptationPersonalityChange significantly overhauled]] to make the tonal shift work, and the backstory of Pixie Hollow[[note]]originally "Fairy Haven"[[/note]] was changed to remove all references to former GloryDays and the [[ApocalypseHow volcanic eruption that ended them]]. In the movies, the setting is generally peaceful and utopian, and there are no natural disasters.
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* LongLostRelative: Periwinkle, a Frost Fairy, is Tinker Bell's long lost twin sister; while both were born of the same baby's laugh, Tink reached the Pixie Dust Tree while Peri was lost by the wind and reached the Pixie Dust Tree's branch in the Winter Woods.
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* SceneryCensor: {{Subverted|Trope}} in ''The Great Fairy Rescue''. At one point, Tink is shown sitting with her bare feet sticking out of the tiny bathtub in Lizzie's dollhouse, making it appear as though she's [[BathtubScene bathing in the nude]]. She then steps out, where it's revealed that she actually only took off her shoes and is still fully clothed.
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* SirNotAppearingInThisTrailer: Despite being the antagonist, Vidia made no appearances in the trailers for the Tinker Bell movie, outside of a two-second appearance in a sneak peek.
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* SirNotAppearingInThisTrailer: Despite being the antagonist, Vidia made no appearances in the trailers for the Tinker Bell first ''Tinker Bell'' movie, outside of a two-second appearance in a sneak peek.
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* TheBigGuy: Clank.
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* TheBigGuy: Clank.
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* AnIcePerson: The Winter fairies.
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* AStormIsComing: And fairies can't fly with wet wings...
** It's later established that if a 'warm' fairy's wings get frozen, or a winter fairy's wings get too warm, they can break and are impossible to repair... [[spoiler: unless you have someone with the same exact wings...]]
** It's later established that if a 'warm' fairy's wings get frozen, or a winter fairy's wings get too warm, they can break and are impossible to repair... [[spoiler: unless you have someone with the same exact wings...]]
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* AnIcePerson: The Winter fairies.
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* AStormIsComing: And fairies can't fly with wet wings...
** It's later established that if a 'warm' fairy's wings get frozen, or a winter fairy's wings get too warm, they can break and are impossible to repair... [[spoiler: unless you have someone with the same exact wings...]]
** It's later established that if a 'warm' fairy's wings get frozen, or a winter fairy's wings get too warm, they can break and are impossible to repair... [[spoiler: unless you have someone with the same exact wings...]]
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** Zarina's pirate outfit comes with a single hoop earring with three beads, which is identical to the bracelet child Kida loses a the start of ''[[WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire]]''.
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** Zarina's pirate outfit comes with a single hoop earring with three beads, which is identical to the bracelet child Kida loses a the start of ''[[WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire]]''.''WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire''.
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** Zarina's pirate outfit comes with a single hoop earring with three beads, which is identical to the bracelet child Kida loses a the start of ''[[WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire]]''.
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* StoppedDeadInTheirTracks: In 'Secret of the Wings', in a dramatic moment Tinkerbell and Periwinkle plead with Lord Milori to let them stay together, revealing that they are sisters. He stops suddenly, back-turned, and we pan to a [[HistoryRepeats sorrowful look on his face.]]
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Fawn doesn't wear any in ''Great Fairy Rescue'' and some of the Pixie Previews that seem to be set around that time period.
