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Every good animal fairy nurtures nature by helping our animal friends. Here are a few fun facts to discover about some of the animals you may find in your world.
Disney Fairies - Fawn
Fawn, as she appeared in Pixie Hollow Paint Day.
Fawn is an animal-talent fairy. She is one of Tinker Bell’s primary friends in the movies (and star of the final film in the franchise). She is fluent in almost all animal languages and is considered one of the best of her talent. Fawn serves as the secondary deuteragonist of the first four films. In Tinker Bell Fawn is first seen at the arrival of Tinker Bell, where the places the egg charm if Animal would have been her talent. Fawn, along with the others, tried to help Tink change her...
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Animal-talent fairies are Never Fairies who interact, care for, and raise animals to be sent off to the Mainland. Animal-talent fairies have the unique ability to speak with any animal in its native tongue, whether it be raccoon, bird, tree frog, or squirrel. They are extremely sensitive and can "read" an animal's thoughts or emotions. They know when an animal is frightened or sick and can tend to its needs to help it feel better. Like the animals they work with, animal-talent fairies have…
Fawn is a talented animal fairy and one of the main characters of the Disney Fairies franchise, serving as the main protagonist of Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast. She is the closest to Tinker Bell in personality and expresses her desire for her to be happy, which she suggests is into tinkering. Like all fairies, she is a vegetarian due to her strong love for all animals and knows that eating animals is slaughtering them. Fawn is a rascally and full of joy and mischief. She…
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