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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hilda}}'' has in-
universe example. In Tofoten, fairies are depicted as tiny winged humanoids. In truth, [[spoiler:most of them are former humans, abducted through the watchtowers, while the naturally born fairies have PointyEars and blue hair]].

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an in-universe example. In Tofoten, fairies are depicted as tiny winged humanoids. In truth, [[spoiler:most of them are former humans, abducted through the watchtowers, while the naturally born fairies have PointyEars and blue hair]].
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* ''VideoGame/NobodySavesTheWorld'': On the map, fairies look like balls of pale blue light with butterfly wings. Talking to them shows that they look more like shady drug dealers (''also'' with butterfly wings). Each fairy increases your maximum mana and finding them all is one of the sidequests.
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* In ''Literature/{{Everworld}},'' fairies are a ProudMerchantRace; Fairyland seems to be the financial hub of Everworld and is one of its ostensibly nicer kingdoms, mainly because the fairies keep things pretty for the tourists. The fairies themselves look like twelve-year-old humans, but also have SuperSpeed. They seem to favor [[TheArcher archery]] and can be employed as bodyguards.

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* In ''Literature/{{Everworld}},'' fairies are a ProudMerchantRace; Fairyland seems to be the financial hub of Everworld and is one of its ostensibly nicer kingdoms, mainly because the fairies keep things pretty for the tourists. The fairies themselves look like twelve-year-old humans, but also have SuperSpeed. They seem to favor [[TheArcher archery]] archery and can be employed as bodyguards.
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*''Manga/{{Lady}}'': Peter Pan is a fairy with many tinkerbells, and he adores children and wants to befriend them. He can even turn ordinary humans into fairies.


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*''Anime/PersiaTheMagicFairy'': The fairies live in a land called Lovely Dream, where dreams are made. They have magic that allows them to do almost anything, and can apparently transfer it to humans like Persia. The Fairy Queen, however, is a bit of a pompous bitch who threatens to turn Persia's friends Riki and Gaku into girls if she doesn't help her.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Chantelise}}'': They are small {{Winged Humanoid}}s that emit fairy dust. [[spoiler:They are former humans turned into fae by being imbued with magic stones by a castle in order to seal away an Archdevil, enabling their partner to slay monsters with ease, but they die if they use up all their fairy dust]].
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* ''Manga/DeliciousInDungeon'': it's explained in supplementary material that the fairies which accompany some of the Canaries are a type of [[OurHomunculiAreDifferent homunculus]] and do not appear to be sapient. They're used as a form of magical walkie-talkie; anything said to a fairy will be telepathically passed along to another fairy of choice, which relays the message. An {{omake}} has Marcille discovering fairies are made out of semen, various herbs, horse manure, and other items, which is fermented into a blob-like fetus that needs to fed blood every day for forty weeks straight before it's viable. She's understandably revolted by the process and is immediately turned off from wanting one.
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* ''Webcomic/AddictiveScience'': Fairies, at least in Geenie's universe, are [[https://addictivescience.kemono.cafe/comic/page1112/ mothlike insects]] with immense magical power.

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hilda}}'' has in-universe example, where fairies are described by Tofoten residents as tiny winged humanoids, but in truth [[spoiler:they look close to normal humans, except for pointy ears and most of them having blue hair]].

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hilda}}'' has in-universe example, where in-
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fairies are described by Tofoten residents depicted as tiny winged humanoids, but in truth [[spoiler:they look close to normal humanoids. In truth, [[spoiler:most of them are former humans, except for pointy ears abducted through the watchtowers, while the naturally born fairies have PointyEars and most of them having blue hair]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hilda}} has in-universe example, where are described by Tofoten residents as tiny winged humanoid, but in truth [[spoiler:they look close to normal humans, except for pointy ears and most of them having blue hair]].

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hilda}} ''WesternAnimation/{{Hilda}}'' has in-universe example, where fairies are described by Tofoten residents as tiny winged humanoid, humanoids, but in truth [[spoiler:they look close to normal humans, except for pointy ears and most of them having blue hair]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hilda}} has in-universe example, where are described by Tofoten residents as tiny winged humanoid, but in truth [[spoiler:they look close to normal humans, except for pointy ears and most of them having blue hair]].
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* ''VideoGame/{{Atelier}}'': Fairies are males the size of little boys and dressed in green. The only exceptions are their old village leader, and the hideous muscle-bound "fairy" from ''VideoGame/ManaKhemia2FallOfAlchemy''. Also, despite the fact that they don't age physically, faeries can age in personality. This becomes a minor plot point in the [[VideoGame/AtelierIris3GrandPhantasm third Atelier Iris game]], in which an npc gets majorly weirded out by a fairy talking like an old man.

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* ''VideoGame/{{Atelier}}'': ''VideoGame/AtelierSeries'': Fairies are males the size of little boys and dressed in green. The only exceptions are their old village leader, and the hideous muscle-bound "fairy" from ''VideoGame/ManaKhemia2FallOfAlchemy''. Also, despite the fact that they don't age physically, faeries can age in personality. This becomes a minor plot point in the [[VideoGame/AtelierIris3GrandPhantasm third Atelier Iris game]], in which an npc gets majorly weirded out by a fairy talking like an old man.
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* ''VideoGame/AVeryLongRopeToTheTopOfTheSky'': Emil's information on the various types of Mana that can be used for crafting, discusses a lot about fairies, such as:
--> '''Raw Mana:''' Fairies are known to carry mana. The weaker the fairy, the less concentrated the mana.\\
So you might want to look for the weakest fairies, like the forest pixies in the Green Vein.
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* ''Animation/CatchTeenieping'': The Teeniepings. They're small creatures, or "mind fairies", with magical powers and hail from another world. They're not evil, just mischievous, as the synopsis puts it.
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* OurGnomesAreWeirder: The largely Forgotten Fair Folk who tend be short, greedy, and weird.

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* ''Manga/SoulEater'' has the fairies that live in the cave where Excalibur resides. Like everyone else they can't stand him.

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* ''Manga/SoulEater'' has the ''Manga/SoulEater'': The fairies that live in the cave where Excalibur resides. Like everyone else they can't stand him.



* The elves of Creator/HansChristianAndersen's stories are pretty standard winged human-type fairies, except that they're ''very'' tiny, being variously [[Literature/{{Thumbelina}} the size of a human thumb]], to knee-high to a mouse, to literally microscopic. They also have particularly BizarreTasteInFood, using hemlock juice as salad dressing, for instance.

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* The elves of Creator/HansChristianAndersen's stories are pretty standard winged human-type fairies, except that they're ''very'' tiny, being variously [[Literature/{{Thumbelina}} the size of a human thumb]], thumb ("Literature/{{Thumbelina}}"), to knee-high to a mouse, to literally microscopic. They also have particularly BizarreTasteInFood, using hemlock juice as salad dressing, for instance.


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* "Literature/{{Reygoch}}": Curlylocks is a human-sized fairy who lives over the clouds and owns a flying veil and a magic bag containing pearls which she can turn into anything.
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* A small, often old-looking or childlike, humanoid between one and three feet tall. {{Leprechaun}}s are the most common type seen, but other types such as brownies, redcaps or spriggans are often common. [[OurGnomesAreWeirder Gnomes]] and even [[OurGoblinsAreDifferent goblins]] may also fall into this category.

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* A [[LittlePeople small, often old-looking or childlike, humanoid humanoid]] between one and three feet tall. {{Leprechaun}}s are the most common type seen, but other types such as brownies, redcaps or spriggans are often common. [[OurGnomesAreWeirder Gnomes]] and even [[OurGoblinsAreDifferent goblins]] may also fall into this category.

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** In the TabletopGame/{{Mystara}} supplement ''Tall Tales of the Wee Folk'', a centaur scholar claims that fairies are, in fact, the Immortals (gods) of a previous iteration of the multiverse. They helped nurture and preserve the Sphere of Life when opposing forces dominated the cosmos, and will do so again when the present Life-dominated reality yields to the Sphere of Death in an ever-repeating cycle. Until then, the fairy folk -- pixies, sprites, leprechauns, sidhe, wood imps, drakes, brownies, pookas -- retain their immortality but their power is diminished.

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** ''TabletopGame/{{Mystara}}'': In the TabletopGame/{{Mystara}} supplement ''Tall Tales of the Wee Folk'', a centaur scholar claims that fairies are, in fact, the Immortals (gods) of a previous iteration of the multiverse. They helped nurture and preserve the Sphere of Life when opposing forces dominated the cosmos, and will do so again when the present Life-dominated reality yields to the Sphere of Death in an ever-repeating cycle. Until then, the fairy folk -- pixies, sprites, leprechauns, sidhe, wood imps, drakes, brownies, pookas -- retain their immortality but their power is diminished.


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* ''TabletopGame/{{Godforsaken}}'': Faeries are puckish and whimsical magic creatures resembling tiny winged humanoids. Some might only perform a silly song or follow people for a while, flitting around and asking questions like an annoying young child. Some are crueller and delight in stealing clothing, equipment or prized objects. A few are downright malicious and, under the guise of a helpful guide or a pretty light in the distance, lure lost travellers to their dooms. The less malicious ones can be bargained with using offerings of sweet foods or wine, but still tend to have short attention spans.
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* ''Literature/WellWorld'': The Faerie are a species of glowing insect-like beings with humanoid faces, living in colonies consisting of many tiny lesser specimens and a single large queen. They are native to the hex of Ivrom, where the local rules of physics give them abilities that are, for all intents and purposes, powerful magic. They are cruel and manipulative beings, delighting in tormenting and transforming unfortunates who stumble into their clutches, and once threatened to overrun a great deal of the Well World before the Markovians acted to limit them to their hex. Faeries who made their way to Old Earth were responsible for myths of fairies, witches and evil spirits.

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