Tinker Bell

The Gang

TInker Bell (or sometimes just Tink) is a character from Peter Pan and is a main character in The Disney Club. She’s a sassy fairy that takes up residence in Twilight Castle, where she acts as a mentor for up-and-coming magic user Luz Noceda. And given that she's her first actual student, that's not exactly an easy task.

## Personality

Despite her cute appearance, Tink is very sassy, feisty, stubborn, and hot-tempered. Despite her rough interior though, at her core, she's devoted and loyal to those she loves, and will eventually come to terms with those she initially resents, should they prove themselves worthy of friendly treatment.

She also really hates it when she hears a human say fairies don't exist.

## Abilities

* Wings
* Pixie Dust

As a fairy, Tink can fly and produce pixie dust, a magical golden glitter-like powder which allows herself and other creatures that get it sprinkled onto them to fly.

* Magic Wand

Tink has her own personalized magical wand, but due to its diminutive size, she can only use it to create illusions mostly and only a few offensive spells.

### Spells

* Illustria

Can create images.
* Light

Creates energy projections of beams and orbs of light

* Reflera

Creates a barrier of light that guards the user from attacks
* Siestara

Puts its target to sleep. Can last for mere minutes or... much longer.
* Sapia Metamorpho

Transforms themselves or a target into a human (though rarely used due to how dangerous it can be).
## Relationships

### Luz Noceda

Luz is Tink's apprentice, though she wasn't exactly excited about the task at first; and not just because she's technically her first student. Due to her eccentric personality, Tink did not seem to have any interest in teaching Luz about magic. But, since she was assigned to her by Merlin himself, she just had to "deal with it". However, after spending the summer with her, she has grown to accept her mentoring role and Luz as a friend. So slowly-but-surely, she begins to take her job as a teacher more seriously and starts to *like* that someone like her would not only look up to *her*, but also openly want to learn from her. So while she does still occasionally poke fun at Luz for her slipups, she does care about her and becomes more responsibile in looking after her student, even secretly wants Luz to be proud of her as much as her student wants to do the same for her.

## Notes

Tink’s inclusion in the series is mostly to include at least one of Disney’s big mascot characters in the main cast. From there, the idea of her taking Glossaryck's place as Star's magic teacher is... well, really just to give Star a teacher that actually takes their job as mentor seriously that can also counteract against her energetic nature. That, and the comedic idea of Star, a hyperactive, energetic girl that gets bored easily learning magic from a rather diminutive, often non-English-speaking master, in a matter similar to Hercules and Philoctetes (made all the more ironic since Tink and Amity share the same voice actress). Plus, it sort of plays off of how the Owl House's version of fairies are... not as nice as the ones from Pixie Hollow.

This version of Tink is meant to have no connection to Peter and Neverland (though Pixie Hollow *might* exist somewhere out there). Going off of that, while she does maintain some of her sass from the original film, she's a lot less quick to be jealous and quick to anger (and not super quick to kill someone she doesn't like), sort of like how she acted in her own spin-off franchise (just not as cutesy). Added onto that, her having a wand is meant to be a homage to the wand she had in the Disney Anthology TV Shows and a lot of promotional material, as well as to give her some more interesting abilities than just her pixie dust. In addition to that, to tie her into the story a little closer into the story, her skills/passion as a Tinker fairy in her own sub-series of films is replaced with a passion for the art of magic.

* To keep in line with the rules established in the original ''Peter Pan'' and most of her other appearances in official Disney material, the only time Tink is able to speak is whenever she interacts with someone either her size or are also a fairy (through magical transformation or not). Everyone else simply hears her in her signature bell-like jingling noises.