Editing Tinker Bell

When [[Ventus]] arrives at Never Land, he accompanies Tinker Bell to find [[Mickey]]'s Star Shard. She is captured by [[Captain Hook]], who then takes her to show [[Terra]] at Skull Rock. Terra tricks Hook into handing her Tinker Bell's cage, and frees her, allowing her to rejoin Ven and Peter Pan. After Hook's defeat, Ventus asks Tinker Bell to return the Star Shard. She reluctantly agrees at Peter Pan's request.

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, but escapes unscathed by flying. Peter then returns and saves Tinker Bell from [[Mr. Smee]]. After Captain Hook 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 on the clock face. 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 a delighted Tinker Bell with him as an ally. Sora gains Tinker Bell as a summon.

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 enter Captain Hook's ship. She takes the three to see Peter Pan to help him find Wendy. After the fight against Captain Hook, Tinker Bell sees Sora and the others and gives them her summon card.

[[File:Like it Should Be 01 KHD.png|thumb|right|Tinker Bell gives Axel and Roxas the ability of flight.]]

A few days later, Roxas returns to Neverland to eliminate a [[Phantomtail]]. Shortly after his arrival, he sees Hook and Smee capture Tinker Bell and take her aboard the ship. Roxas sneaks into Hook's ship, and releases Tinker Bell from the lamp in which she is imprisoned. Tink shows Roxas a piece of a map that Hook had torn apart, marking the location of a treasure chest which Smee had uncovered. Roxas decides to investigate, and asks Tinker Bell to allow him to fly again. She agrees, and flies off.

The next day, Roxas returns once more to eliminate an unknown heartless threat. Tinker Bell appears again, giving Roxas the ability to fly. After Roxas defeats the [[Ruler of the Sky]], the Heartless crash-lands onto Hook's ship and badly damages it, much to Tinker Bell's enjoyment.

==Appearance==

Despite this, she is caring and loyal to Peter Pan and his friends, particularly in granting Sora, Roxas, and Ventus the ability to fly.  In ''Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep'', when Tinker Bell is reluctant to hand over Mickey's Star Shard to Ventus, she complies when Peter tells her to relinquish the shard. In ''Kingdom Hearts'' and ''Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories'', she accompanies Peter Pan in rescuing Wendy, despite her evident jealousy of her.

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 is the pixie companion of the title character Peter Pan. She accompanies Peter on his journey to the Darling house where she (unwillingly) helps Peter teach the Darling children to fly to Neverland. Later, Captain Hook takes advantage of Tinker Bell's jealousy over the relationship between Peter Pan and Wendy Darling, tricking Tinker Bell into revealing Peter and his friends' hiding place. Tinker Bell later risks her life to save Peter Pan from Hook. Although she is injured, she recovers in time to return the Darling children home.