Disney Fairies/Characters

Tinker Fairies

All Tinker Fairies

• Mr. Fixit
• Wrench Wench

Bobble

• Adorkable
• Blue Eyes
• Making a Spectacle of Yourself: Bobble wears corrective goggles (it's All There in the Manual) that make his eyes look huge.
• Nerd Glasses
• Redhead in Green

Clank

• Asian and Nerdy
• Big Fun
• Fat Idiot: He's good enough at tinkering, but he can be pretty dense at times.
• Shiny Midnight Black

Tinker Bell

• Action Girl
• Blue Eyes
• Gadgeteer Genius
• Hair of Gold
• Fairy Sexy: Tinker Bell's outfit is skimpy even by fairy standards.
• Plucky Girl
• Non Standard Character Design: Tinker Bell's appearance isn't altered much from the 1953 film, so her overall appearance is oddly simplistic compared to the other characters.
• Tomboyish Ponytail: In the books.
• Tsundere
• UST: With Terence.

Fairy Mary

• Apron Matron
• Large and In Charge
• Prim and Proper Bun
• Reasonable Authority Figure: She may not appreciate some of the shenanigans the tinker fairies pull, but is quick to recommend they take a break if they look overworked.
• Redhead in Green

Animal Fairies

All animal fairies

• Speaks Fluent Animal

Beck

• Girlish Pigtails
• Redhead in Green

Fawn

• Ambiguously Brown: Has olive skin, but also freckles and brunette hair. Though considering her Latina voice actress (America Ferrera) also has freckles, it's doesn't mean she's not supposed to be Latina.
• Does Not Like Shoes: At least in Great Fairy Rescue she doesn't.
• Tomboy
• Race Lift: In the shows at Disneyland, they always pick a white woman to play her.
• Token Minority: Fills the Latina slot in the movies, if her original voice actress (America Ferrera) is anything to go by.

Light Fairies

All Light Fairies

• Everything's Better with Rainbows
• The Power of the Sun

Fira

• Flower in Her Hair: Fira's hair is full of flowers.
• Early Installment Weirdness: Was referred to as "Moth" in her first appearance. This was apparently Ret Conned so that "Moth" is her nickname.

Iridessa

• Token Minority: Fills the black slot in the films.

Water Fairies

All Water Fairies

• Elemental Powers: Water, of course.
• Tender Tears: Water fairies are very prone to crying.

Rani

• Baleful Polymorph: Rani is transformed into a bat by mermaid song in the second book, with her consciousness trapped inside. By the end, the bat agrees to trade places with her, becoming a kind of Greek Chorus in her mind.
• An Arm and a Leg: Rani had to trade her wings to save Pixie Hollow.
• Determinator
• Disability Superpower: Fairy wings soak up water, making it impossible to swim. Since Rani has no wings, she doesn't have this problem.
• Hair Decorations: Wears a beaded headband.
• Hair of Gold
• Nice Girl

Silvermist

• Asian Airhead
• Shiny Midnight Black
• Token Minority: Fills the Asian slot in the films.

Garden Fairies

All Garden Fairies

• Green Thumb: Garden fairies instinctively know how to care for different plants.

Rosetta

• Flower in Her Hair: Wears a rose blossom in her hair in the books.
• Significant Green-Eyed Redhead
• Southern Belle: In the films, she's voiced with a Southern accent.

Iris

• Hair of Gold
• Insufferable Genius: Offers advice to other garden-talent fairies, whether they want it or not.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold
• Un-Sorcerer: Iris is incomplete. She doesn't instinctively know how to take care of plants and has to write down what she learns in a notebook to remember it.

Lily

• Ambiguous Disorder: She tends to be a loner and one of her interests is watching grass grow.
• Nice Hat: It's a big, yellow flower.
• The Quiet One

Dust Fairies

Fairy Gary

• Large and In Charge
• Man in a Kilt

Terence

• Bishie Sparkle: Because he works with pixie dust, Terence is extra-sparkly.
• Hair of Gold
• Neat Freak: In Tinker Bell & The Lost Treasure, he cleaned off Tinker Bell's work bench - while she was working.
• Nice Hat
• UST: With Tink.

Fast-Flying Fairies

All Fast-Flying Fairies

• Super Speed: compared to other fairies.

Vidia

• Break the Haughty: In Tinker Bell & The Great Fairy Rescue.
• Dark Is Not Evil: Vidia occasionally does the decent thing, and she seems to have a soft spot for Prilla.
• Elemental Powers: Air, in the films. Although her talent is explicitly fast-flying, the first movie shows her also having the power to manipulate air to create tiny whirlwinds.
• Gray Eyes
• Loners Are Freaks
• Shadow Archetype: For Tinker Bell.
• Smug Snake
• Smug Super
• Super Speed: In Fairy Haven And The Quest For The Wand, Vidia wishes to be able to fly as fast as she wants for as long as she wants. Although she has fun at first, she soon realizes there's no longer any challenge in flying and grows bored with flying altogether.
• Tall, Dark and Bishoujo
• Unknown Rival

Wisp

• White-Haired Pretty Girl

Other Fairies

Prilla

• Audience Surrogate: Fills this role in Fairy Dust & The Quest For The Egg.
• Desperately Looking for a Purpose In Life: In Fairy Dust & The Quest For The Egg. Prilla is the only known fairy who didn't know her talent upon arrival in Never Land.
• Genki Girl
• Nice Hat
• Nice Girl
• Teleporters and Transporters: Prilla's talent is instantly "blinking" to the Mainland. It works almost exactly like Prue's Astral Projection in Charmed.
• Unreliable Illustrator: David Christiana draws Prilla to look like a child in Gail Carson Levine's books, even though it's explicitly said that she wouldn't look like a child to a human.

Queen Clarion

• Adaptation Dye Job: She's brunette in Gail Carson Levine's books, reddish-blond in the movies, and golden blond everywhere else.
• Hair of Gold: In the chapter books.
• The High Queen
• Reasonable Authority Figure
• Requisite Royal Regalia
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: Particularly in the books.
• Proper Lady: Just try and find a flaw in her properity.