Editing Tinker Bell

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'''Tinker Bell''' is a little fairy who lives in [[Neverland]] alongside her best friend, [[Peter Pan]], and has appeared in ''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]'', ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories]]'', ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]'', and ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]''. She is originally from Disney's ''{{w|Peter Pan (1953 film)|Peter Pan}}''.

After Tinker Bell is captured by [[Captain Hook]], Terra tricks the pirate into handing him her cage, and releases her.

Later, Ventus arrives at Never Land and runs into the pixie. He is stunned by her beauty, but discovers that she is holding an item his friend had misplaced, a Starcrystal. Ventus then politely asked for her to hand it over to him. She refuses, and turns to fly away, but after a stern warning from Peter Pan, she reluctantly returns it to Ven.  She is also shown kicking him, knocking him over and later being caught by Captain Hook. Later on, when Aqua arrives and tries to join Peter Pan's hunt for treasure, she disapproves but reluctantly gives in after Peter Pan argues with her.

Tinker Bell is introduced to [[Sora]], [[Donald Duck|Donald]], and [[Goofy]] when they meet Peter Pan in the hold of Captain Hook's galleon. Tinker Bell informs Peter that she has located [[Wendy]] (she, however, has a deep jealousy for Wendy, due to her growing relationship with Peter, much to Donald's amusement). Tinker Bell later sprinkles the trio with her pixie dust for later use of flight. Peter rescues Wendy and flies off somewhere, leaving Tinker Bell and the others to fight for themselves.

Tinker Bell is then captured by Hook and held hostage in a lantern - her life or the [[Keyblade]] is Hook's demand. Sora walks the plank instead and flies thanks to happy thoughts. Peter returns and saves Tinker Bell from [[Mr. Smee]]. After Captain Hook takes the plunge and is defeated, Tinker Bell reappears and tells Peter of something happening at the clock tower in London. They go to the clock tower (Big Ben) in London where Sora seals the Keyhole. Tinker Bell still fumes at Peter and Wendy's friendship and gets particularly angry when Donald laughs loudly at her. Peter asks Sora to take Tinker Bell with him as an ally. Tinker Bell is delighted to go with Sora as a summon.

If one returns to Neverland, Tinker Bell tells Sora and Peter of the [[Phantom]] Heartless at the clock tower.

===''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories''===

Tinker Bell, from Sora's memories, appears in the Neverland floor in Castle Oblivion. Tinker Bell is first seen in the beginning when Sora, Donald, and Goofy entered Captain Hook's ship. She took the three to see Peter Pan to help him find Wendy on the ship. After the fight with Captain Hook, Tinker Bell sees Sora and the others and gives them her summon card.

When [[Roxas]] was sent out to eliminate a [[Wavecrest]] [[Heartless]] in [[Neverland]], he soon met Tinker Bell. Tinker Bell then asked Roxas for help to stop Captain Hook and Smee's plan. She gave him the ability to fly, she then flew to Hook's ship. Sometime later, Roxas and [[Axel]] came to Neverland to eliminate [[Artful Flyer]]s. They soon met up with Tinker Bell, who was mad at Roxas for not following her last time he came. She soon helped Roxas and Axel fly, thinking that they might help her this time. She then flew off, with Roxas behind her, he was soon stopped by Axel to continue their mission.

A few days later, Roxas returned to Neverland to eliminate a [[Phantomtail]]. Shortly after his arrival, he witnessed the capture of Tinker Bell by Hook and Smee and returned to their ship. Roxas, deciding to hold off his mission until she was safe, snuck into Hook's ship. After Hook and Smee left Hook's cabin, Roxas snuck into the cabin and released Tink from the lamp. Tink then showed Roxas a piece of a map that Hook had torn apart, which had a circle marked on it, showing where one of the treasures that Smee dug up was. Needing to look at that spot marked on the map piece, Roxas asked Tinker Bell if she could help him fly again.

Agreeing with his question, Tink helped Roxas fly again, and she soon flew off to safety after Roxas advised her to. The next day, Roxas returned to eliminate an unknown heartless threat. Tink soon appeared again, giving him the ability to fly again and defeat the [[Ruler of the Sky]]. After the Ruler of the Sky's defeat, it then crashed landed on to Hook's ship and badly damaged it, much to Tink's enjoyment.

==Appearance==

Tinker Bell has shown her stubbornness in many instances. The first was when she unwilling to hand over the Starcrystal to Ventus and then she gets mad at Roxas for not following her. She is also very jealous of Wendy because of her affection for Peter. Despite her temper, she has also shown many times when she is loyal to Peter and other parties, mostly when she teaches many people to fly. She has also demonstrated this when she eventually gave the Starcrystal to Ventus after Peter's nagging, assisted Wendy's rescue (though she done so reluctantly) and continued to try to thwart Captain Hook's plans after Roxas' ignorance.

In ''Kingdom Hearts'', when summoned, Tinker Bell's appearance is different from the other summons. For one, party members remain on the battlefield and Tinker Bell doesn't vanish after a certain amount of time. Instead she remains with Sora, continuously healing him and his allies until dismissed (similar to Regen from the ''Final Fantasy'' series), and reviving him once upon death (provided that Sora does not get hit the second his HP hits 0, Tinker Bell will fully recover Sora's HP, similar to the Auto-Life from the ''Final Fantasy'' series and ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days'').

In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', however, since she comes along with Peter she only stays during the duration of the Summon Gauge. Her ability acts the same as it did in ''Kingdom Hearts''.

Tinker Bell originated from J. M. Barrie's 1904 play and 1911 novel ''{{w|Peter and Wendy}}''. Barrie's play was the inspiration for the 1953 Disney movie ''{{w|Peter Pan (1953 film)|Peter Pan}}''. In the film, Tinker Bell was the pixie companion of the title character Peter Pan. She accompanied Peter on his journey to the Darling house where she (unwillingly) helped Peter teach the Darling children to fly to Neverland. Later, Captain Hook took advantage of Tinker Bells jealousy over the relationship between Peter Pan and Wendy Darling and he tricked Tinker Bell into revealing the hiding place of Peter and his friends. Tinker Bell later risked her life to save Peter Pan from Hook and although she was injured, she recovered in time to return the Darling children home.

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