The First Female Smurf (Hero Stories) | Smurfs Fanon Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia The First Female Smurf (Hero Stories) 6,545pages on "The First Female Smurf" is a story that takes place in the HERO: The Guardian Smurf story series. It is an adaptation of the comic book story " The Smurfette " and the cartoon episode of the same name. Contents [ show ] Plot Summary Gargamel creates a female Smurf out of blue clay in hopes of destroying the Smurfs' happiness. He then sends her out into the forest. The next day, Hefty and a group of Smurfs are in the forest gathering smurfberries , having every Smurf choose a direction to go off in for this task, when Hefty hears some Smurf crying. He then sees a female with short black hair sitting on a mushroom all by herself who tells him that she is a Smurfette and is looking for the Smurf Village. Hefty agrees to take her there. When they return to the village, all the Smurfs greet Smurfette and Papa has a house built for her.

Inside, she contacts her master Gargamel through her compact mirror, telling him that she is now in the village. Gargamel instructs her to get started capturing their hearts. She tries different methods in getting their attention: a party, playing games and a picnic, and they don't work. No Smurf is interested, except for Hero as he deems it unsmurfy at the way his fellow Smurfs treat her. Soon she tries forcing open the dam to flood the village. She is put on trial and admits that she was created by Gargamel, and so Papa Smurf uses his magic to change her appearance and, shortly thereafter, every Smurf is trying to get her attention. Soon Gargamel finds out that Smurfette has changed, and tricks her into throwing a surprise party by the Great Oak and all she has to do is invite every Smurf. Soon Gargamel captures every Smurf, and Smurfette realizes that she had been tricked herself and decides to rescue the Smurfs by becoming The Lone Smurf. When she and Hero rescue the Smurfs, she reveals herself to them and they are convinced that she is a real Smurf at last.

The Story French - La Schtroumpfette ("The Smurfette") Spanish - La Pitufina Smurfette | Smurfs Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia For other uses, see Smurfette (disambiguation) Smurfette (original French name Schtroumpfette) is one of the main characters of the Smurfs comic book series and cartoon show, who has appeared on the show throughout its entire run, appearing as the first female Smurf. Contents [ show ] Character She was the only female Smurf who appeared on the show until Season 5 , when she was joined by a young female Smurfling named Sassette , and then later in Season 8 when she was joined by an elderly female Smurf named Nanny , and then even later, Vexy from The Smurfs 2 joins as well. She's basically everyone's favorite Smurf in the village. Role in the Village At first, Peyo intended her to be only a minor character, but due to some demands, she became one of the main cast.

At first, her main role is as a love interest to the Smurfs, but as the show went on, she became more involved in the program's storylines as a normal character, rather than just 'to be there'. She is seen performing productive jobs including watering flowers, taking care of pets and forest animals, often being a main resource in helping others or getting others out of life-threatening situations, and also occasionally looking after Baby Smurf (though this is usually a task more taken on by Papa Smurf ). Like all the other Smurfs, she can also be seen doing her morning chores, and helping out in the village on projects such as fixing the village dam, and organizing various events, such as Laconia 's wedding. Origin Smurfette was created by Gargamel , which explains her original position as the only female Smurf in the village. There is no such thing as a natural Smurfette (all original Smurfs were are male identified), and they must be created. Originally, since Smurfettes are not " Smurfs ", when one is created, they are very rude until they have a Smurfy spell cast on them.

Her origins are explained in " The Smurfette ", when Gargamel thought that a girl would cause jealousy and hatred among the usually happy Smurfs. This would have worked, however, Smurfette was unappealing to the other Smurfs based on her previous appearance. Gargamel then released her into the forest, where she was found by Hefty Smurf and taken to the village. She was given a house, some furniture, and was ready to start her plan. While the Smurfs did not fight over her as Gargamel intended, they were at least courteous and respectful, presumably because her appearance did not cause attraction but the other Smurfs were at least being kind to her as she was one of their own. Becoming a Real Smurf Smurfette had a number of problems, beginning with her lack of acceptance as a real Smurf. She was also found to be a troublemaker in the beginning, causing many problems for the village. Most of these problems were orchestrated, as she used a makeup compact kit that was in actuality a transponder.

Smurfette used the makeup mirror to say "Calling all wizard, Gargamel", and Gargamel would respond at his headquarters giving orders as to what kind of sabotage she should perform in Smurf Village. It wasn't until she nearly flooded the village that she was put on trial for her misdeeds. At this point the pressure got to her and she began to have second thoughts. She admitted to have been working for Gargamel, and so Papa Smurf agreed to make her a Smurf (He used magic in the show, but plastic surgery in the comic). After some waiting, out of Papa Smurf's lab appeared the new and improved Smurfette. The new Smurfette is very different from the original in terms of looks and attitude. She is now blonde, wears a frilly dress, wears high-heels, and is kinder. In addition, the transformation made Smurfette's voice slightly higher and gave her a more feminine charm. This instantly caught the Smurfs' attention, which causes the chaos that Gargamel originally planned for. However, the other Smurfs learned to stop duking it out among themselves and let Smurfette be, going back to being respectful of her as a person.

Smurfette now lives in the village and is considered a Smurf. Personality Smurfette is sweet and often emotional, usually crying if something goes wrong, if she is lost on how to fix the situation. She's also instantly saddened if someone she cares for gets hurt. Smurfette has occasionally been kidnapped (although this rarely happens in the course of the show), but there are times where she could actually get out of a mess all by herself. She has also proven herself to be one of the smartest Smurfs in the village, and is very independent, disliking it when the other Smurfs are too protective of her. On her own she has also saved her friends from Gargamel a number of times, such as in Smurfette Unmade , when she tied the ankles of Gargamel , Scruple , and Azrael together with a spare rope, causing them to trip altogether before they attacked; this allowed the other smurfs (including herself) time to flee the scene. She enjoys children, company, and animals, yet despises messes. She hates getting dirty and is easily angered if her clothes are stained.

She spends a lot of time talking about fashion issues, most often just by herself, or with Vanity Smurf . Allegations of sexism There have been many complaints over Smurfette's character. These complaints are mainly related to the fact that she was at one time the only female character in the series. Detractors of the character also state that she portrays women in a demeaning way. The chapter/episode where she was introduced depicts Smurfette as not being a Smurf until Papa Smurf turns her into one. She is therefore treated very differently in the village until her change. Another example of Smurfettes receiving different treatment than 'normal Smurfs' occurred when Nanny invited all the Smurfs to a picnic, but they claimed they were "too busy" to go, despite Papa Smurf having previously mentioned that Smurfs do everything for each other. This shows that the Smurfs had not accepted the Smurfettes as full Smurfs. Before Papa Smurf changed Smurfette to a real Smurf, she had a very bad attitude, and was ignored by many of the Smurfs. After her transformation, she is seen as much nicer and more accepted.

This may imply that beautiful, blonde women are nicer people and more likely to be accepted as full members of society. La Grande Schtroumpfette A new comic book, released in French on April 2, 2010, La Grande Schtroumpfette (translated as The Great Smurfette, Grand Schtroumpf being Papa Smurf's French name), however, depict her as tired of all the sexism she suffers of. To help her be respected among Smurfs, Papa Smurf leaves the village for a trip and gives Smurfette his authority in the meantime. Definite article There have been several instances where Smurfette has been referred to as "the Smurfette", more so in earlier episodes closer to her appearance. This could be interpreted as an instance of objectification of women, though it may simply refer to Smurfette being her classification (meaning 'female Smurf') as well as her name. While this is a mere assumption on some parts, people have now referred to a situation where there is only one main female in a whole cast (or species) of males as " the Smurfette Principle ".

Relationships Smurfette has at various points been the main love interest for all the Smurfs, excluding the Smurflings , Grandpa and Nanny . Papa hasn't showed any romantic feelings for her since " Romeo And Smurfette " and has treated her like a daughter for the remainder of the series. Handy 's interest also waned due to his interest in Marina . Over time, the Smurfs have gradually deemphasized their romantic affections for her, emphasizing friendship and more of a sister-like relationship. This may be an example of the Westermarck effect . While she has claimed to love all the Smurfs equally, she has shown to have a bit more interaction with certain Smurfs and to dislike Brainy and his love for talking. At times it was tough for her to live in an all-male village, but it became easier when Sassette came (they formed a sisterly relationship), and more so when they were joined by Nanny, who took on a motherly/grandmotherly role.

The Smurfs who have showed to care for her to a great extent are: Poet Vanity (As her best friend and friendly rival) Smurfette has also been seen to get along with female human characters, like Andria , Brenda and Princess Savina among others. Smurfette is also friends with Blue Eyes , a small golden flying horse who lives with a leprechaun in the sky. In the movie series A Smurfette with no tail? Uh oh! Very Smurfy Non-canon warning: This article or section contains non-canonical information that is not considered to be an official part of either the Smurfs Franco-Belgian comic book series or the Smurfs cartoon show series and should not be considered part of the overall storyline of either. The Smurfs In the 2011 Smurfs movie , Smurfette is one of the few Smurfs that travel through time to modern-day New York City through the portal that opened during the blue moon in the Smurf forest. Her origin in the movie is based on the cartoon show version of "The Smurfette" in her explanation to Grace Winslow .

The movie makes a notable change in Smurfette's personality in that she seems to be able to defend herself, being a skilled Hand-to-Hand combatant, and even actively confronts Azrael by herself in order to rescue Papa Smurf , whereas the cartoon show normally depicts her as a damsel in distress who needs constant rescuing by her fellow Smurfs. During her stay in the modern-day world, she befriends Patrick Winslow 's wife Grace , and finds herself enamored by the various types of doll-sized dresses she could wear when she helps the other Smurfs find a "stargazer" in the FAO Schwarz toy store. In promotional shots where Smurfette is seen from behind, she noticeably doesn't have a tail appear from outside her dress, which seems to be emphasizing her origin as a Smurf created by Gargamel, though it could be that she is showing a ladylike aversion to having a tail appear outside of her clothing. On the other hand, it could simply be an error on the part of the character model developers, as Smurfette in most of her cartoon appearances has her tail hidden behind her long blond hair.

(For those arguing over whether Smurfette has a tail or not, the cartoon show episode " The Purple Smurfs " has Smurfette also turned into a Purple Smurf through the same mode of transmission as any other Smurf. For the most part of the franchise, Smurfette's tail is shapely covered by her undergarments as a viewer can watch for a very brief moment in the opening titles of the cartoon series.) The Smurfs: A Christmas Carol In the animated feature The Smurfs: A Christmas Carol , Smurfette appears as the Smurf of Christmas Past, who shows Grouchy Smurf how happy he used to be when it came to Christmas, in the hopes that he would be able to regain the Christmas part he had lost when his hopes of getting a hang glider for Christmas were dashed by the fact that the only present he ever got every year was a Smurf hat . Smurfette evil again!?!? The Smurfs 2 In The Smurfs 2 , it is revealed that Smurfette was originally grey with black hair before she was changed into a Smurf.

During the events of the movie, Smurfette was encouraged by her captors, the Naughties , to give their master the secret formula that would turn Naughties into Smurfs, though she ultimately was forced to do so when Gargamel refused to feed them with Smurf essence. Also in the movie, Smurfette's hair became shorter because Gargamel cut off the bottom parts of it to make Smurf essence to use for his magic show. The Smurfs: The Legend Of Smurfy Hollow In the animated feature The Smurfs: The Legend Of Smurfy Hollow , Smurfette appears to help Gutsy rescue Brainy from a trap set up by Gargamel in Smurfy Hollow before dark, which is when the legends say the Headless Horseman comes to chase after those who are still in the hollow. Smurf Videogames Smurfette is voiced by Melissa Sturm (who provided voice work in Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs) in The Smurfs: A Christmas Carol and The Smurfs: The Legend Of Smurfy Hollow video features.

Chronologically speaking as far as Smurf history goes, Smurfette is actually not the first Smurfette, but rather Nanny is, and possible others prior. Smurfette appears as a smurfling in " Smurf van Winkle ", although she looks nothing like Sassette. In both the comics and cartoon show, Smurfette didn't speak the Smurf language before she was transformed into a real Smurf. Even though Brainy 's intelligence can get on her nerves, she still cares about him and hates when the other Smurfs (including Hefty) are mean to him. Smurfette will be voiced by Demi Lovato in the upcoming The Lost Village , where she appears to also be the main protagonist. See also Why is Smurfette the only female in The Smurfs? - Quora Quora Written Jul 23, 2011 There are actually many female Smurfs including Smurfette,Nanny,Grandma Smurf and Sassette. For reasons known only to the producers of the animated series only Smurfette and Sassette Smurfs appear in the American cartoon series.

Also, the sex of Baby Smurf is left ambivalent as he/she is always addressed or referred to as "Baby Smurf." References: Written Oct 30, 2012 Actually, in their initial appearances in the Johan and Peewit comics and then in first two Smurf books written by Peyo in 1963 and 1965, respectively, all of the Smurfs were male. As described in the third Smurf volume, La Schtroumpfette (The Smurfette, 1967), Gargamel created Smurfette in his laboratory as a way to sow discord in the Smurf community. However, Gargamel's crafting skills and aesthetics were poor, and his Smurfette was a dumpy and irritating brunette who failed to attract positive attention from the other Smurfs. After a round of plastic surgery by Papa Smurf -- a plot element that would no doubt be frowned on today -- Smurfette emerged from the lab as the pixie-nosed blonde we now recognize. Smurfette remained the only female in the village for more than twenty years.

It wasn't until the 1988 release of Les P'tits Schtroumpfs (The Smurflings) that another girl -- Sassette -- joins the village. But Peyo hadn't forgotten where Smurfette came from, and indeed Sassette is molded from some of the same magical clay Gargamel used to give life to the first female Smurf. As Jon Mixon notes, there are a few other female Smurfs in the cartoon universe, but I don't consider that canon. Who are the Smurfs? Smurf Character Name List 101 - BlueBuddies.com ... All your favorite Smurfs for sale! Who and what are the Smurfs? The Smurfs are tiny, blue creatures who live in mushroom houses in a village hidden in the forest. Smurfs are blue, three-apples tall, and speak a dialect which makes heavy use of the word "smurf". The root word "smurf" is used extensively as a noun, verb, and everything in-between; "what a smurfy smurf, Papa Smurf" would not be an uncommon sentence. There are over 100 Smurfs inside the Smurf Village.

The Smurfs are led by 543-year-old Papa Smurf, a good and powerful wizard. Each Smurf is assigned a task in the village, according to their ability and the needs of the community. Smurfs live peaceful lives in harmony with nature. The word "Schtroumpf" (Smurf) is the Flemish equivalent of the English language colloquial "Whatchamacallit". You can download our comprehensive and annotated list of Smurf names as a text file. Listen to Smurf voices - you can hear each Smurf talk! The list of Smurfs characters include: Papa Smurf : Papa Smurf is the leader of the Smurfs, and the only Smurf who wears red. Papa Smurf brings the Smurfs to safety in times of danger and crisis. Everyone in Smurf Village turns to Papa Smurf when things go awry. Papa is always busy making magical spells and potions in his laboratory. ♪ Listen to Papa Smurf Lazy Smurf : Lazy is perhaps the most aply named Smurf in the village. Almost certifiably narcoleptic, Lazy can fall asleep anywhere, anytime, day or night.

♪ Listen to Lazy Smurf Handy Smurf : Handy wears a pencil in his ear and helps fix things in the village. Handy is known for his amazing technological creations, such as the telesmurf (telephone), Weather Smurfing Machine, and Smurfmobile. The rest of the Smurfs have a bit of a Luddite bent and often criticize (and eventually abandon) Handy's inventions. ♪ Listen to Handy Smurf Brainy Smurf : Brainy seems to be an expert on everything...but he's usually wrong. He publishes a series of missives entitled "Quotations of Brainy Smurf" - universally reviled by all (except himself, of course). Brainy's best friend is Clumsy. ♪ Listen to Brainy Smurf Clumsy Smurf : Clumsy Smurf is a kind soul who is often tripped up by his own two feet. Clumsy loves to collect rocks and is best friends with Brainy. Clumsy's clothing seems to fit rather loosely, adding to his clumsy appearance. ♪ Listen to Clumsy Smurf Reporter Smurf : Reporter Smurf is the news reporter for the Smurf Village.

Reporter Smurf wears a newsroom-style visor on his head and carries a quill and notepad. Reporter interviews various Smurfs for publication in his newspaper, which he prints using his printing press, which is maintained by Handy Smurf. The Smurfs will return after these messages: Tailor Smurf : Tailor makes all the clothes in the village. He's often seen with a needle or two in his cap and a tape measure around his neck. ♪ Listen to Tailor Smurf Farmer Smurf : Farmer plants the crops for the Smurfs and helps organize the harvest. Farmer Smurf wears a straw hat and overalls. ♪ Listen to Farmer Smurf Dreamy Smurf : Dreamy Smurf is always dreaming of other places and other things. Dreamy is best known for his appearance as Astrosmurf, where he visited the fictitious Swoofs on their home planet. ♪ Listen to Dreamy Smurf Harmony Smurf : Harmony is the musician of Smurf Village, but he doesn't have many fans. Although he deserves an "A+" for effort, Harmony's trumpet playing leaves much to be desired, and he's usually asked to stop playing as soon as he gets started.

♪ Listen to Harmony Smurf Painter Smurf : Painter Smurf is a brilliant artist (much like our own Vic George ). Painter speaks with a French accent and refers to his paintings as "masterpizzas". Hefty Smurf : Hefty Smurf is the strongest Smurf in the village. He's also the only Smurf to sport a tattoo (a red heart)! Hefty is friends with Handy and can often be seen lifting weights or exercising. ♪ Listen to Hefty Smurf Vanity Smurf : Vanity Smurf is never without a mirror in sight. Vain to an extreme, Vanity is constantly worried about his appearance. Vanity wears a flower in his cap and is demonstrably effete. ♪ Listen to Vanity Smurf Jokey Smurf : Jokey is known for his pecurliar laugh and loud, exploding "giftboxes". Whenever you hear "get ready for a surprise!", you'd better be ready to duck and cover your ears - BOOM! ♪ Listen to Jokey Smurf Smurfette : Smurfette was created by Gargamel to destroy the Smurfs - and she was orginally a brunette! Papa Smurf's magic changed her nature (and her hair color).

Smurfette loves flowers and the color pink. Smurfette is one of three female Smurfs in the village - but she was the first. Read the story of how both Gargamel and Papa Smurf created Smurfette here . ♪ Listen to Smurfette Poet Smurf : Poet Smurf lives for the written word and always has a parchment and quill in hand. Poet is known for the trill in his voice and his fantastic odes. ♪ Listen to Poet Smurf Grouchy Smurf : Grouchy Smurf is indeed grouchy! His favorite expression is "I hate (fill in the blank)!" whenever someone mentions pretty much anything. Grouchy usually has a scowl on his face. ♪ Listen to Grouchy Smurf Baker Smurf : Baker is the chef of Smurf Village. Baker cooks up some amazing culinary creations, but unfortunately spends a lot of his time chasing after the thieving Greedy Smurf. Baker and Greedy Smurf were combined into one Smurf for the TV show. ♪ Listen to Baker Smurf Greedy Smurf : Greedy is an exceptionally greedy Smurf. He loves one thing above all else - food.

Greedy is often chased by Baker Smurf for stealing snacks and goodies. Greedy just can't seem to help himself! ♪ Listen to Greedy Smurf Puppy : Puppy was offered as a gift to Papa Smurf by Homnibus. It was Baby Smurf, however, who opened the enchanted locket around Puppy's neck and became the dog's true master. Puppy is a good friend to the Smurflings and protects the Smurfs from Gargamel's cat Azrael. ♪ Listen to Puppy Snappy Smurfling : Snappy Smurf had his age reversed and became Snappy Smurfling. Snappy wears a yellow tee-shirt with a storm cloud on it - which is indicative of his disposition. Snappy can be quite snappy at times! ♪ Listen to Snappy Smurfling Slouchy Smurfling : Slouchy Smurf had the aging process reversed and was transformed into Slouchy Smurfling. Slouchy is not a very enthusiastic Smurf and often takes a relaxed pose. Slouchy has a red tee-shirt and loose fitting white cap.

♪ Listen to Slouchy Smurfling Nat Smurfling : Natural Smurf went from old to young and became a little Smurfling named Nat! Nat can talk to animals and loves all things to do with nature and the environment. Nat wears a straw hat and brown overalls. ♪ Listen to Nat Smurfling Sassette Smurfling : Sassette was created by the Smurflings to serve as a sister for themselves and Smurfette. Sassette is an outdoorsy kind of girl, sports red hair and freckles, and wears pink overalls. ♪ Listen to Sassette Smurfling Baby Smurf : One special evening, Baby Smurf was delivered to the village via a stork! Baby has magical powers and speaks in baby-talk. It is not known whether Baby is a girl or a boy. ♪ Listen to Baby Smurf Grandpa Smurf : The oldest of all the Smurfs, Grandpa returned to the Smurf Village after a five hundred-year absence. Grandpa is energetic and rambunctious, wears a yellow hat and pants, reading glasses, and carries a cane.

Nanny Smurf : Nanny is a nanny to the Smurfs (as her name implies). She has a pet named Smoogle. Smoogle : Nanny adores her pet Smoogle! Clockwork Smurf : Clockwork Smurf was created by Handy. Although very strong and smart, Clockwork cannot speak - he can only make mechanical noises. Clockwork goes outside the village to spend time with others but makes regular visits home to see Handy and the other Smurfs. Tracker Smurf : Tracker is an excellent outdoorsman and tracker. He carries a hiking stick. ♪ Listen to Tracker Smurf Wild Smurf : Wild Smurf wears clothing made of leaves. Wild Smurf grew up in the wild and isn't understood by the other Smurfs. Wild Smurf can communicate with animals and ask for their assistance. Who are the Smurfs' friends? What is Your Smurf Name? - BlueBuddies.com What is your Smurf Nickname? Promo Smurf Figurines Make a Smurf Costume Smurfette Send a Smurf Greeting Card WHAT IS YOUR SMURF NAME? Welcome to the Smurf Village! And now that you're here, Papa Smurf will give you a new Smurf name.

What will yours be? Just enter your first and last name, then click the button to get your new Smurf nickname! What is Your Smurf Name? It is time to cast away the shackles of your birth name for your brand new life in the Smurf Village. Enter your first and last name and you will receive your new Smurf Nickname! Enter your first name: The Smurfs will return after these messages: WHAT IS YOUR SMURF NAME? GIVE ME A SMURF NAME How do I get my own Smurf name? Simply enter your first and last name in the text boxes provided. Then click the SMURF IT! button. Now Papa Smurf will give you your very own customized Smurf name that you can use throughout the Smurf Village. HOW IT WORKS How does Papa Smurf decide my new Smurf name? Together Papa Smurf and Handy Smurf created a technology called the Smurf Name Generator. When you enter your first and last name into this page, the Smurf Name Generator smurfputes the correct answer with 100% certainty. GENDER QUESTIONS The Smurf Name Generator says I'm a Smurfette / Smurf... but I'm a male / female!

Papa Smurf is never wrong. You just didn't know this about yourself. You should thank Papa Smurf for giving you this new information. Go forth and have a great new Smurf life! HINTS The Smurfs - Show News, Reviews, Recaps and Photos - TV.com EDIT The Smurfs are a group of over 100 bluish, three-apple tall creatures who live in the mushroom homes of Smurf Village. They are led by 543-year-old Papa Smurf (who doesn't look a day over 530). Their lives would be perfect were it not for the villainous Gargamel, a wizard who spends his days trying to capture them to eat, turn into gold, or for some other evil reason. Gargamel's cat Azrael adds to the menace, always looking for a smurfalicious snack. The single-emotioned smurfs, including Brainy, Jokey, Vanity, Grouchy and Clumsy, and others, were later joined by Grandpa Smurf, five Smurflings (who went back in time to become youngsters), and even Nanny late in the series.

Gargamel, too, got a friend in the form of the unscrupulous Scruple. In 1982, the Culliford characters Johan and his aide Peewit ("Peewee" to U.S. kids) were given their own segments during the expanded, 90-minute The Smurfs, but the two humans simply weren't as smurfy as their tiny friends, and thus did not last. Despite its incredible popularity, The Smurfs actually encountered some controversy. Some adults considered the show quite sexist in its use of the one original female character, Smurfette, who was created by Gargamel as a way to fool the other Smurfs. In reaction to the criticism, the siren was changed into a sweetie via some Papa Smurf magic, and later seasons brought further smurf femmes like Sassette and Nanny. Perhaps the most memorable feature of the show was the use of the word "smurf" in every possible tense and construction.

For instance, it wouldn't be unusual to hear a Smurf remark something like, "It's such a smurfy day, I think I'll go smurfing in Lake Smurf." In any case, the show won two Emmys as Outstanding Children's Entertainment Series and, in 1987, actually did a message episode. In an anti-drug show, Poet Smurf became addicted after rubbing a witch's magic orb, requiring the help of Papa and the gang to overcome his problem. The Smurfs hit the silver screen in 1984 with The Smurfs and the Magic Flute. The film was actually a dubbed version of an older Belgian Schtroumpfs feature, and our teeny weeny heroes didn't even appear until a ways in. The film flopped, but the cartoon continued to rule Saturday morning for the better part of the decade. In 1989, in an attempt to save the nearly decade-old show, the producers had the Smurfs leaving Smurf Village to visit various times and locations. Fans were smurfed off. The show was cancelled after that season, surviving only in the syndicated package titled The Smurfs' Adventures.

Catch an hour of The Smurfs every weekday morning on The Cartoon Network at 11AM - 12PM EST and on the Boomerang Network at 8AM, 4PM, and 12AM EST. moreless The Smurfs (2011) - IMDb IMDb There was an error trying to load your rating for this title. Some parts of this page won't work property. Please reload or try later. X Beta I'm Watching This! Keep track of everything you watch; tell your friends. Error From $2.99 (SD) on Amazon Video ON DISC When the evil wizard Gargamel chases the tiny blue Smurfs out of their village, they tumble from their magical world into New York City.

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Director: Tim Hill Jon Arbuckle buys a second pet, a dog named Odie. However, Odie is then abducted and it is up to Jon's cat, Garfield, to find and rescue the canine. Director: Peter Hewitt The world famous singing pre-teen chipmunk trio return to contend with the pressures of school, celebrity, and a rival female music group known as The Chipettes. Director: Betty Thomas Jon and Garfield visit the United Kingdom, where a case of mistaken cat identity finds Garfield ruling over a castle. His reign is soon jeopardized by the nefarious Lord Dargis, who has designs on the estate. Director: Tim Hill Playing around while aboard a cruise ship, the Chipmunks and Chipettes accidentally go overboard and end up marooned in a tropical paradise. They discover their new turf is not as deserted as it seems. Director: Mike Mitchell Stuart and Snowbell set out across town to rescue a friend. Director: Rob Minkoff E.B., the Easter Bunny's teenage son, heads to Hollywood, determined to become a drummer in a rock 'n' roll band. In LA, he's taken in by Fred after the out-of-work slacker hits E.B. with his car.

Director: Tim Hill An outlaw cat, his childhood egg-friend and a seductive thief kitty set out in search for the eggs of the fabled Golden Goose to clear his name, restore his lost honor and regain the trust of his mother and town. Director: Chris Miller The Little family adopt a charming young mouse named Stuart, but the family cat wants rid of him. Director: Rob Minkoff 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6.3/10 X Star race car Lightning McQueen and his pal Mater head overseas to compete in the World Grand Prix race. But the road to the championship becomes rocky as Mater gets caught up in an intriguing adventure of his own: international espionage. Directors: John Lasseter, Brad Lewis Stars: Owen Wilson, Larry the Cable Guy, Michael Caine 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6.2/10 X Boog, a domesticated 900lb. Grizzly bear, finds himself stranded in the woods 3 days before Open Season.

Forced to rely on Elliot, a fast-talking mule deer, the two form an unlikely friendship and must quickly rally other forest animals if they are to form a rag-tag army against the hunters. Directors: Roger Allers, Jill Culton, and 1 more credit » Stars: Ashton Kutcher, Martin Lawrence, Debra Messing Edit Storyline When the evil wizard Gargamel chases the tiny blue Smurfs out of their village, they tumble from their magical world and into ours -- in fact, smack dab in the middle of Central Park. Just three apples high and stuck in the Big Apple, the Smurfs must find a way to get back to their village before Gargamel tracks them down. Written by Columbia Pictures Where the smurf are we? See more » Genres: Rated PG for some mild rude humor and action | See all certifications » Parents Guide: 29 July 2011 (USA) See more » Also Known As: $35,611,637 (USA) (29 July 2011) Gross: Did You Know? Trivia For the first time in Smurfs history, Brainy Smurf is depicted with freckles.

He is not, however, the first Smurf with freckles as the comic version of Sassette has freckles. The Smurfs (1981) cartoon version (which she made her debut) did not. See more » Goofs When Patrick is using Google to search for information on smurfs, the icon on the bottom-right shows his laptop is charging the battery. Before and after this scene however, it is clear the laptop is not connected to anything, so it is certainly not connected to a power source. See more » Quotes [first lines] Narrator Smurf : There is a place. A place that knows no sadness, where even feeling blue is a happy thing. A place inhabited by little blue beings three apples high. It lies deep within an enchanted forest, hidden away beyond the medieval village. Most people believe this place is made up, only to be found in books or children's imagination. Well, we beg to differ. See more » Crazy Credits SPOILER: There is a scene in the closing credits: Gargamel and Azrael, stuck in New York, moan their fate. Gargamel then notices the viewer and attacks the camera with his wand. See more » Connections

Question: What was the name of the first female smurf?
Answer: Smurfette