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Main Characters
Shared Tropes
- Audience Surrogate: The four of them serve as this for the books' target audience, being young girls who get to go on fun adventures with fairies.
- Secret-Keeper: They all keep the existence of fairies a secret from others.
- True Companions: Barring the occasional Plot-Mandated Friendship Failure, they're all close friends.
Rachel Walker
Voiced by: Grace Vanceadele
Portrayed by: Kirstie Tyrone (1996)
Portrayed by: Kirstie Tyrone (1996)
- Agent Scully: In the movie, though it's prompted by girls' teasing.
- Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!: "Felicia the Fidget Toy Fairy" implies that Rachel has ADHD; she uses a fidget toy to concentrate in class.
- Brains and Brawn: The Downplayed and Implied Brawn to Kirsty's Brains. While her personality is vague in the books, she seems sportier than Kirsty, and official character descriptions suggest that she is the more adventurous and impulsive of the duo (albeit slightly less brave) in comparison to the more methodical Kirsty.
- Butt-Monkey: Whenever something bad happens to the girls it usually falls on her. She's been frozen solid and captured at least 10 times, much more often than Kirsty or the fairy of the book.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: She's blonde, and is one of the main heroes.
- Heroic Dog: Her dog Buttons has helped the girls at times.
- It's Personal: She takes it personally when Jack Frost threatens to ruin her mom's birthday party.
- Literally Shattered Lives: She was once frozen in mid-air, and Kirsty worried that if she hit the ground she'd shatter into icy pieces.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Downplayed and Implied Red Oni to Kirsty's Blue Oni. Her and Kirsty's personalities are vague and virtually indistinguishable going by the books alone, but official character descriptions and the film suggest that Rachel is the more outgoing and likely to act on impulse, while Kirsty is dreamier and prefers to use her smarts to solve problems rather than physical force or emotions. Also, Rachel's hobbies are usually more sporty and outdoorsy, while Kirsty seemingly prefers quieter, creative pastimes.
- Skepticism Failure: In the movie, she decides it's time to stop believing in fairies despite having met them. The fairies then need their help.
Kirsty Tate
Voiced by: Lucy Delaiche
Portrayed by: Ashley Chan (1996)
Portrayed by: Ashley Chan (1996)
- Brains and Brawn: The Downplayed and Implied Brains to Rachel's Brawn. While her personality is vague in the books, Kirsty is usually the one to devise plans, and official character descriptions seem to suggest she is the most methodical of the duo while Rachel is more physically active and sporty.
- Cute Kitten: She has a kitten named Pearl.
- Cuteness Proximity: She squees upon seeing a baby penguin hatch.
- Last-Second Word Swap: The movie has this exchange.Rachel: Oh, I know I should just ignore her. But Lydia is such a–
Kirsty: CARROT!
Rachel: ...I had another word in mind. - Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Downplayed and Implied Blue Oni to Rachel's Red Oni. Her and Rachel's personalities are vague and virtually indistinguishable going by the books alone, but official character descriptions and the film suggest that Kirsty is dreamier, the more intelligent of the duo and enjoys creative hobbies, while Rachel is more fond of adventure, quick to act on impulse and has more sporty, outdoorsy hobbies.
Gracie Adebayo
- Twofer Token Minority: She's black and was born without her left hand.
Khadijah Khan
- Girlish Pigtails: Wears her hair in two braids and is quite feminine.
- Multigenerational Household: She lives with her brother, parents, and grandmother.
Fairies
King Oberon
Voiced by: Tim Whitnall
- Big Good: As the ruler of Fairyland.
- The One Guy: The only male fairy until the introduction of Jae the Boy Band Fairy.
Queen Titania
Voiced by: Teresa Gallagher
- True Blue Femininity: In the movie, she wears a bluish-lavender gown, and is the Team Mom of the fairies.
The Rainbow Fairies
The Rainbow Fairies are the first fairies that Rachel and Kirsty helped. They control all the colors of the world. The are the first series in the franchise.
General
- Rainbow Motif: Well, they're called the Rainbow Fairies for a reason.
- Sudden Name Change: In France, when the books were reprinted with the new artstyle, several fairies also had their names changed.
- Garancenote to Capucine
- Clémentinenote to Ambre
- Ambrenote to Aurore
- Fougèrenote to Jade
- Marinenote to Céleste
- The most minimal change, Violinenote to Violaine
- Lilasnote to Prune
Ruby the Red Fairy
Voiced by: Emily Dormer
- Alliterative Name:
- Ruby the Red Fairy.
- In the German version, Emma Erdbeerrot.
- Edible Theme Naming: In the German version, her surname is Erdbeerrot, which means "strawberry".
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Almost a rite of passage for blonde fairies.
- Meaningful Name:
- Ruby is a shade of red.
- In the German name, her name means "strawberry", a red fruit.
- Red Is Heroic: She's a heroic fairy who represents the colour red.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Strawberries (extra sweet) and jam tarts.
Amber the Orange Fairy
Voiced by: Clarie Morgan
- Alliterative Name: In the German version, Olanda Orangenblüte.
- Genki Girl: She certainly has these moments.
- Meaningful Name:
- Amber is a shade of orange.
- Several foreign language translations name her a variation of Clementine, which is an orange fruit.
- In German, she is given the surname Orangenblüte (meaning "orange blossom").
- Vibrant Orange: A bubbly, energetic fairy who represents the colour orange.
Saffron/Sunny the Yellow Fairy
Voiced by: Lauretta Gavin
- Bowdlerise: The Persian version gives her longer pants on the cover.
- Dub Name Change: She's called Saffron in the UK, and Sunny in North America.
- Edible Theme Naming: In the Greek version, her name is Lemonia.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Justified, since she's the Yellow Fairy.
- Meaningful Name:
- The sun is yellow, hence the name Sunny.
- In the Greek version, she's named Lemonia. Lemons are yellow, and her favourite food.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Fizzy sherbet lemons.
Fern the Green Fairy
Voiced by: Teresa Gallagher
- Meaningful Name:
- Ferns are typically green.
- In the French reprint, her name is Jade, a green gem.
Sky the Blue Fairy
Voiced by: Emily Dormer
- Blue Is Heroic: Her domain is the colour blue.
- Delicate and Sickly: In her book, the goblins caused her to freeze. She lost her magic and almost died.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: She has blonde hair and is heroic.
- Meaningful Name: The sky is typically blue.
- My Nayme Is: Her name is spelled like the literal sky, not the girl's name Skye.
Izzy/Inky the Indigo Fairy
Voiced by: Emily Taaffe
- Alliterative Name: Izzy/Inky the Indigo Fairy.
- Character in the Logo: Pre-2016, she was the default fairy used in the series' logo.
- Dub Name Change: Dub Occupation Change; in the French prints, she's the Violet Fairy, while Heather is instead the Mauve Fairy.
- Meaningful Name: At least in North America. Ink is often indigo.
- Tomboy: The most boyish of the Rainbow Fairies.
- Tomboyish Ponytail: In the Korean prints, the new illustrations give her this hairstyle as opposed to her Boyish Short Hair in the original English print.
Heather the Violet Fairy
Voiced by: Clarie Morgan
- Edible Theme Naming: In the second European French print, her name is Prune.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: She's blonde and heroic.
The Weather Fairies
The Weather Fairies control the weather of the world with their magic feathers. They are the second series in the franchise.
General
- Blonde, Brunette, Redhead: Crystal, Goldie, and Storm are the blondes, Pearl, Evie, and Hayley are the Brunettes, and Abigail is the redhead.
Crystal the Snow Fairy
- Dub Name Change: An interesting case; in French, she was dubbed "La fée des flocons", meaning the Snowflake Fairy, while the title of "Snow Fairy" instead went to Gabriella the Snow Kingdom Fairy.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Like other fairies, she's blonde and sweet as can be.
- An Ice Person: She's the Snow Fairy, after all.
- Meaningful Name: Snow and ice are generally made of frozen water crystals.
Abigail the Wind Fairy
- Fiery Redhead: Redheaded and a Genki Girl.
- Meaningful Name: In Spanish, her name was changed to Brisa, which means "breeze".
Pearl the Cloud Fairy
- The Ditz: She's described as having her head in the clouds.
- Dub Name Change: In French, her name is Morgane.
- Meaningful Name: Pearls are often pink. She is also the namesake of Kirsty's kitten Pearl.
Goldie the Sunshine Fairy
- Character in the Logo: She appears on the pre-2016 prints of the Weather Fairies' books' logo.
- Dub Name Change: In Spanish, her name is Oro, which means "gold".
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Just like Crystal; although she's willing to trick a few goblins to get her feather back.
- Meaningful Name: Her name is Goldie, a reference to the colour of the sun.
Evie the Mist Fairy
- Shout-Out: She's described as a fairy Sherlock Holmes.
Storm the Lightning Fairy
- Cute, but Cacophonic: She's pretty loud and as a fairy, she's pretty tiny.
- Meaningful Name:
- Lightning storm, Storm the Lightning Fairy.
- In Spanish, her name is Luz, which means "light", fitting the Lightning Fairy.
- Shock and Awe: She's the Lightning Fairy for a reason.
Hayley the Rain Fairy
- Meaningful Name: In the Spanish print, her name is Agua, which means "water".
- My Nayme Is: Hayley, not Hailey/Halley.
- Shout-Out: Her favorite film is Singin' in the Rain.
The Party Fairies
The Party Fairies make sure parties go well. They are the third series in the franchise (at least in the UK).
Cherry the Cake Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Cherry the Cake Fairy.
- Character in the Logo: She is used on the logo of pre-2016 prints of the Party Fairies' books.
- Meaningful Name: Cherry wears a cherry necklace.
- Rhyming Names: In European French, her name is Margaux, which rhymes with gâteaux (French for "cake").
- Trademark Favorite Food: Black forest cake.
Melodie the Music Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Melodie the Music Fairy.
- Dub Name Change: Interestingly, the German version makes "Melodie" her surname, while her first name is Mia (so, Mia Melodie).
- Meaningful Name: Her name is Melodie, and she's the fairy of music.
- My Nayme Is: Melodie, not Melody.
- One-Steve Limit: Melodie has a very similar name to Elodie, the Lamb Fairy.
- Pink Means Feminine: Wears a pink dress.
Grace the Glitter Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Grace the Glitter Fairy.
- Rhyming Names: In European French, her name is Juliette, which rhymes with the French word for glitter, paillettes.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Cherry's cupcakes.
Honey the Sweet/Candy Fairy
- Alliterative Name: In the German version, her name is Lea Lollipop.
- Dub Name Change: She's the Sweet Fairy in the UK and the Candy Fairy in the US.
- Meaningful Name: Honey the Sweet Fairy.
- The Medic: She's very good at curing tummy aches.
Polly the Party Fun Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Her name plays double; Polly the Party Fun Fairy.
Phoebe the Fashion Fairy
Jasmine the Present Fairy
The Jewel Fairies
The Jewel Fairies have magic jewels that are kept in Queen Titania's crown. Without their jewels, the magic in Fairyland won't work. They are the fourth series in the franchise (third in the US).
General
- Colour-Coded Characters: India is white/pink, Scarlett is red, Emily is green, Chloe is orange, Amy is purple, Sophie is dark blue, and Lucy is light blue.
India the Moonstone Fairy
- Meaningful Name: Moonstones are commonly found in India.
- Pink Means Feminine: Downplayed; her main colour is white, but she has pink-tinted wings and wears pink accessories.
Scarlett the Garnet Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Crossed with Dub Name Change; in Swedish, she is named Glittra the Garnet Fairy.
- Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: Her garnet controls size magic.
- Incredible Shrinking Man: Her garnet controls size magic.
- My Nayme Is: Scarlett, not Scarlet.
- The Prankster: She loves using her magic for practical jokes. It's suggested that she may even be behind the legend of the Loch Ness Monster.
Emily the Emerald Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Emily the Emerald Fairy.
- Emerald Power: Quite literally! Her vision powers come from her magic emerald.
- Redhead In Green: She has red hair and wears an all-green outfit.
Chloe the Topaz Fairy
- Barely-Changed Dub Name: In the Spanish print, her name is Cloe, one letter off from her English name.
Amy the Amethyst Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Amy the Amethyst Fairy.
- Dub Name Change: In French, her name is Maelys.
- Shrinking Violet: Her primary personality trait is shyness. Interestingly, her main colour is purple, making her a literal example of this trope!
Sophie the Sapphire Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Sophie the Sapphire Fairy.
- Ambiguously Brown: It's not clear what race she is; she is lighter than Chloe, but darker than the rest of the Jewel Fairies.
- Blue Is Heroic: The blue part is justified since sapphires are typically associated with the colour blue, and her domain is over them.
- Character in the Logo: She is used for the logo of pre-2016 prints of the Jewel Fairies' books.
Lucy the Diamond Fairy
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Has blonde hair and is, like almost all fairies, heroic.
- Shout-Out: "Lucy in the sky with diamonds".
The Pet (Keeper) Fairies
The Pet Keeper Fairies (simply the Pet Fairies in the US) and their pets make sure that all pets are happy and healthy. They are the fifth series in the franchise (fourth in the US).
Katie the Kitten Fairy and Shimmer
- Alliterative Name: Katie the Kitten Fairy.
- Ambiguous Gender: Whether Shimmer is a boy or girl is unknown, as she are referred to as female for the first half of the book, then male for the second half. She is generally assumed to be female.
- Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: Shimmer can grow into enormous sizes. She is said to have once grown into a tiger to protect another kitten.
- Cute Kitten: Shimmer, an adorable little fuzzball.
- Dub Name Change: In Canadian French, her name is Kim.
- Kindhearted Cat Lover: Katie's job is to protect all the kittens in the world.
Bella the Bunny Fairy and Misty
- Alliterative Name: Bella the Bunny Fairy.
Georgia the Guinea Pig Fairy and Sparky
- Race Lift: The 2016 reprints lighten Georgia's skin tone, changing her from Black to Ambiguously Brown.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Georgia is the Hot-Blooded, adrenaline-chasing Red Oni to Sparky's anxious, timid Blue Oni.
- Shrinking Violet: Sparky is very timid.
Lauren the Puppy Fairy and Sunny
- Genki Girl: Both Lauren and Sunny are very energetic.
- The Klutz: Lauren often knocks into things.
Harriet the Hamster Fairy and Twinkle
- Alliterative Name: Harriet the Hamster Fairy.
- Sleepyhead: Harriet is partly nocturnal, like a hamster, and so she is usually sleepy during the day.
- True Blue Femininity: Harriet wears blue.
Molly the Goldfish Fairy and Flash
- Astonishingly Appropriate Appearance: Molly has beach waves, as to be expected from a water-based pet owner.
- Barely-Changed Dub Name: In Canadian French, her name is Millie, which is hardly different from her English name, Molly.
- Meaningful Name: A molly is a type of fish.
Penny the Pony Fairy and Glitter
- Alliterative Name: Penny the Pony Fairy.
- Malicious Misnaming: When the goblins kidnap Glitter, they try and rename her Icicle.
The Fun Day Fairies
The Fun Day Fairies make sure every day of the week is fun. They're the sixth series in the franchise (fifth in the US).
All of them
- Alliterative Name: All of them have names that start with the same first letter as the day they're assigned to. This trait is also present in Canadian French.
- Colour-Coded Characters: Megan is blue, Tallulah is teal, Willow is green, Thea is lilac, Freya is purple, Sienna is fuchsia, and Sarah is yellow.
Megan the Monday Fairy
- Ambiguously Brown: Her slick black hair and more ovular eyes (in comparison with her sisters, five white and one Black) suggest she's East Asian.
- Berserk Button: Downplayed, but she does get annoyed when asked why she's so cheerful on Monday.
- Dub Name Change: In Canadian French, her name is Lina the Lundi Fairy.
- Hating on Monday: Not her! She makes sure Mondays are fun.
- One-Steve Limit: Not to be confused with Meghan, the Wedding Sparkle Fairy.
Tallulah/Tara the Tuesday Fairy
- Dub Name Change: Tallulah in the UK, Tara in the US, Tina in Swedish, Mia in Canadian French, Marcella in Italian, Tovia in Greek, and Femke in Dutch.
- Genki Girl: It's said that every sentence she says ends with an exclamation point!
- Quirky Curls: A rarity for this series; while most curly-haired characters are refined girly girls, Tallulah is an energetic, fun-loving tomboy with curly hair.
Willow the Wednesday Fairy
- Dub Name Change: In Canadian French, her name is Maude the Mercredi Fairy.
- Workaholic: Because her designated day is in the middle of the week, Willow is always caught in the middle of a task.
Thea the Thursday Fairy
- Poke the Poodle: Likes to stay up late on school nights, naughty girl.
Freya/Felicity the Friday Fairy
- Dub Name Change: Freya in the UK, Felicity in the US.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Popcorn, since she's a movie nut.
Sienna the Saturday Fairy
- Insistent Terminology: She wears fuchsia, not pink.
- Workaholic: She's just as bad as Willow, to the point where she likes to give lazy folks wasting their Saturdays a poke in the butt.
Sarah the Sunday Fairy
- Mellow Fellow: Very laid-back.
The Petal Fairies
The Petal Fairies keep all the flowers of the world healthy and blooming. They are the seventh series in the franchise (sixth in the US).
General
- Flowers of Femininity: All of these fairies are girly girls associated with flowers.
Tia the Tulip Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Tia the Tulip Fairy.
- Not a Morning Person: Inverted; she's an early riser.
Pippa the Poppy Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Pippa the Poppy Fairy.
- Mellow Fellow: Very calm and never upset.
- Red Is Heroic: She wears a Powerpuff-esque red dress, and she's a gentle, kind fairy.
Louise the Lily Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Louise the Lily Fairy.
- Pink Means Feminine: Wears a pink sash and leggings, and like the other Petal Fairies, is quite feminine. Her flower is also pink.
Charlie/Charlotte the Sunflower Fairy
- Dub Name Change: Charlie in the UK, Charlotte in the US.
- Sudden Name Change: She was originally named Charlotte, but her name changed to Charlie so the Baby Princess Fairy could be named after Princess Charlotte. Her name stayed the same in the US.
Olivia the Orchid Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Olivia the Orchid Fairy.
- Nature Lover: Her favourite place to be is the rainforest, because orchids grow there.
Danielle the Daisy Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Danielle the Daisy Fairy. This also applies to her French name, Mélanie the Marguerite Fairy.
- Character in the Logo: She's the fairy sitting on this series' logo.
Ella the Rose Fairy
- Alliterative Name: In French, she's called Rebecca the Rose Fairy.
- Pink Means Feminine: Wears all pink, and like the other Petal Fairies, is quite feminine.
- Shipper on Deck: In her spare time, she plays matchmaker for the animals in Fairyland.
- Something about a Rose: Of course Fairyland's most romance-obsessed fairy is the Rose Fairy!
The Dance Fairies
The Dance Fairies make sure dances are performed properly without any problems. They are the eighth series in the franchise (seventh in the US).
Bethany the Ballet Fairy
- Adaptational Dye-Job: Well, Regional Dye Job; her hair is brown on the UK cover and black on the US cover.
- Alliterative Name: Bethany the Ballet Fairy, as well as her Canadian French name, Brigitte.
- Prim and Proper Bun: Her hairstyle, which makes sense, as female ballet dancers usually tie their hair up in a bun.
Jade the Disco Fairy
- '70s Hair: Her hair is majorly winged and coiffed.
- Character in the Logo: She appears on the Dance Fairies' logo.
- Emerald Power: Wears all green, and has magic protecting disco dance/music.
- Redhead In Green: She has red '70s Hair and wears a green disco getup.
Rebecca the Rock 'n' Roll Fairy
- '60s Hair: She has a slick ponytail with bangs.
- Alliterative Name: Rebecca the Rock 'n' Roll Fairy.
- Shout-Out: Her book is loaded with references to Elvis Presley.
Tasha the Tap Dance Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Tasha the Tap Dance Fairy.
- Freeze Sneeze: In her book, a goblin freezes her, and she is sneezy when she's thawed out.
- Red and Black and Evil All Over: Inverted: She wears all black and red, but she's a hero.
- Red/Green Contrast: Her UK book cover is green, contrasting her red outfit.
Jessica the Jazz Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Jessica the Jazz Fairy.
Saskia/Serena the Salsa Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Saskia/Serena the Salsa Fairy. This even includes both her Swedish name, Sanna, and her Canadian French name, Sarah.
- Dub Name Change: Saskia in the UK, Serena in the US.
- Red Is Heroic: A excitable, fun fairy in a red dress.
Imogen/Isabelle the Ice Dance Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Imogen/Isabelle the Ice Dance Fairy.
- Blue Means Cold: An ice dancer in a blue dress.
- Dub Name Change: Imogen in the UK, Isabelle in the US.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: A blonde fairy who protects people from cold weather.
The Sport(y) Fairies
The Sporty Fairies make sure that all sports are played safely and with no issue. They are the ninth series in the franchise.
Helena the Horseriding Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Helena the Horseriding Fairy.
- Hat of Power: Her riding hat is the source of her magic, which keeps horseriders safe.
Francesca the Football Fairy/Stacey the Soccer Fairy
- Ambiguously Brown: Her first design most likely designates her as light-skin Black, but her 2016 makes her skin more medium brown, making it ambiguous if she is still light-skin Black, or instead medium-skin Latina or Indigenous.
- Alliterative Name: Francesca the Football Fairy, or Stacey the Soccer Fairy.
- Braids of Action: An athlete wearing lots of little braids.
- Dub Name Change: Francesca in the UK, and Stacey in the US. The name of her role also changes according to how the target region refers to it, being the Football Fairy in the UK and the Soccer Fairy in the US.
Zoe the Skating Fairy
Naomi the Netball Fairy/Brittany the Basketball Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Naomi the Netball Fairy, or Brittany the Basketball Fairy.
- Cultural Translation: She's the Netball Fairy in the UK, and the Basketball Fairy in the US.
- Dub Name Change: Naomi in the UK, and Brittany in the US.
Samantha the Swimming Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Samantha the Swimming Fairy.
- Character in the Logo: She appears in the Sporty Fairies' logo.
Alice the Tennis Fairy
- Alliterative Name: In the Canadian French version, she is named Tiffany the Tennis Fairy.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: A blonde fairy in charge of keeping everyone's tempers in check during sports.
Gemma the Gymnastics Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Gemma the Gymnastics Fairy.
- One-Steve Limit: Not to be confused with Emma the Easter Fairy.
- Prim and Proper Bun: A graceful fairy wearing a bun (justified, since gymnastics require keeping hair out of the way).
The Music Fairies
These fairies make sure musical instruments sound nice.
General
- Art Evolution: This series is when the franchise shifted to a newer artstyle following the departure of illustrator Georgie Ripper.
Poppy the Piano Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Poppy the Piano Fairy.
Ellie the Guitar Fairy
- Boyish Short Hair: Has short hair in a slightly-longer bowl cut.
- Character in the Logo: She's on the Music Fairies' logo.
- Hot-Blooded: She fully embraces the boldness of the electric guitar, to the point where even the goblins are fans of her!
Fiona the Flute Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Fiona the Flute Fairy, and her Swedish name, Felicia.
Danni the Drum Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Danni the Drum Fairy.
- Pink Means Feminine: She has pink wings, pink shoes, a pink dress, and pink drums.
Maya the Harp Fairy
- Alliterative Name: In Swedish; Hedvig the Harp Fairy.
- Mellow Fellow: She is a very calm person, matching the music she plays.
Victoria the Violin Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Victoria the Violin Fairy.
Sadie the Saxophone Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Sadie the Saxophone Fairy.
The Magical Animal Fairies
These fairies each have a magical pet, who all have a special power. Without them, everyone in the world would be miserable.
Ashley the Dragon Fairy and Sizzle
- Character in the Logo: Ashley appears in the Magical Animal Fairies' logo.
- Sneeze of Doom: Sizzle sneezes fire.
Lara the Black Cat Fairy and Lucky
- Alliterative Family: Lara and Lucky.
- Cat Stereotype: Lucky the black cat is an inversion of the "black cats are bad luck" stereotype.
- Meaningful Name: Lucky is in charge of luck magic.
Erin the Firebird/Phoenix Fairy and Giggles
- Alliterative Name: Erin the Firebird Fairy.
- Dub Name Change: She's the Firebird Fairy in the UK, and the Phoenix Fairy in the US.
Rihanna the Seahorse Fairy and Bubbles
Sophia the Snow Swan Fairy and Belle
- Alliterative Name: Sophia the Snow Swan Fairy.
- One-Steve Limit: Belle is also the name of the Birthday Fairy.
Leona the Unicorn Fairy and Twisty
Caitlin the Ice Bear Fairy and Crystal
- One-Steve Limit: Crystal is also the name of the Snow Fairy. Fittingly, both characters are associated with snow.
The Green Fairies
These fairies look after the environment.
General
- Green Aesop: The point of their series is to promote environmentalism.
- Rhyming Names: Lily and Milly.
Nicole the Beach Fairy
Isabella the Air Fairy
Edie the Garden Fairy
- Ambiguously Absent Parent: She is one of very few fairies to have a mentioned parent. Her mother is the head gardener for the royal gardens, but she never appears, and no mention of her father is made.
- Meaningful Name: Edie sounds similar to Eden, as in the Garden of Eden.
Coral the Reef Fairy
- Character in the Logo: She appears on the Green Fairies' logo.
- Meaningful Name: Coral reefs, you know.
Lily the Rainforest Fairy
Milly the River Fairy
Carrie the Snow Cap Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Carrie the Snow Cap Fairy.
- Pretty in Mink: She wears an adorable faux-fur jacket.
The Ocean Fairies
These fairies protect the sea.
Ally the Dolphin Fairy and Echo
Amelie the Seal Fairy and Silky
- Beautiful Singing Voice: Amelie is said to have one, which soothes all the ocean creatures.
Pia the Penguin Fairy and Scamp
- Alliterative Name: Pia the Penguin Fairy.
- Character in the Logo: She's on the Ocean Fairies' logo.
- Red and Black and Evil All Over: Inverted. Pia wears black with red accents, but she's a hero.
Tess the Sea Turtle Fairy and Pearl
- One-Steve Limit: Pearl is also the name of the Cloud Fairy, as well as Kirsty's kitten.
Whitney the Whale Fairy and Flukey/Fin
- Alliterative Name: Whitney the Whale Fairy.
- Dub Name Change: The whale is named Flukey in the UK and Fin in the US.
Stephanie the Starfish Fairy and Spike
- Alliterative Family: Stephanie and Spike.
- Alliterative Name: Stephanie the Starfish Fairy.
Courtney the Clownfish Fairy and Tickle
- Alliterative Name: Courtney the Clownfish Fairy.
- Quirky Curls: Courtney has curly hair, fitting for a fairy based on an animal associated with humour.
The Twilight/Night Fairies
These fairies protect nighttime.
General
- Blonde, Brunette, Redhead: Lexi, Morgan, and Maisie are the Blondes, Zara, Yasmin, and Sabrina are the Brunettes, and Ava's the Redhead.
Ava the Sunset Fairy
- Green Is Gross: Without her magic, the sunset turns a gross green colour.
Lexi the Firefly Fairy
Zara the Starlight Fairy
- Astonishingly Appropriate Appearance: Fitting for a fairy who protects constellations, her clothes have stars on them.
- One-Steve Limit: No relation to Sara, the Party Games Fairy.
Morgan the Midnight Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Morgan the Midnight Fairy.
- Character in the Logo: She's on the Twilight Fairies' logo.
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a blue dress and headband.
Yasmin/Nia the Night Owl Fairy
- Alliterative Name: US only; Nia the Night Owl Fairy.
- Dub Name Change: Yasmin in the UK, Nia in the US.
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink shirt, leggings (they're black in the US), and shoes.
Maisie/Anna the Moonbeam Fairy
- Alliterative Name: UK only; Maisie the Moonbeam Fairy.
- Dub Name Change: Maisie in the UK, Anna in the US.
Sabrina the Sweet Dreams Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Sabrina the Sweet Dreams Fairy.
- Sweet Dreams Fuel: A literal example; her magic makes sure everyone has sweet dreams. Without it, everyone would have nightmares.
The Showtime Fairies
These fairies make sure that talents are kept safe.
Madison the Magic Show Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Madison the Magic Show Fairy.
- Character in the Logo: She's on the Showtime Fairies' logo.
- Red and Black and Evil All Over: Inverted; she's a hero who wears all red and black.
Leah the Theatre Fairy
Alesha the Acrobat Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Alesha the Acrobat Fairy.
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink onesie.
Darcey the Dance Diva Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Darcey the Dance Diva Fairy.
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a blue dress.
Amelia the Singing Fairy
Isla the Ice Star Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Isla the Ice Star Fairy.
- Graceful Ladies Like Purple: Her outfit has purple accents.
- Redhead In Green: She has red hair, and her outfit is primarily green. That, combined with the above trope, means she's got all the main secondary colours in one!
Taylor the Talent Show Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Taylor the Talent Show Fairy.
- Flowers of Femininity: Her dress is covered in flowers.
- Graceful Ladies Like Purple: Her dress is purple.
- Yellow/Purple Contrast: She has blonde hair, contrasting her purple dress.
The Princess Fairies
These fairies protect princesses and all the traits that come with them.
General
- Cool Crown: Each of them wears a pretty tiara.
Honor the Happy Days Fairy/Hope the Happiness Fairy.
- Alliterative Name: Honor/Hope the Happy Days/Happiness Fairy.
- Red Is Heroic: She wears a red dress.
- Spell My Name With An S: Interestingly, despite Rainbow Magic being a UK-based series, her name uses the US spelling of the word "honor", rather than the UK spelling "honour".
Demi the Dressing-Up Fairy/Cassidy the Costume Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Demi the Dressing-Up Fairy/Cassidy the Costume Fairy.
- Dub Name Change: Her case is more justified than others; because Flora the Fancy Dress Fairy became the Dress-Up Fairy in the US, that means Demi had to become Cassidy the Costume Fairy in the US to avoid confusion.
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink skirt, and her book covers are pink.
Anya the Cuddly Creatures Fairy
- Braids of Action: An animal fairy wearing a thick braid.
- Orange/Blue Contrast: Her dress is orange, contrasting her blue book cover.
Elisa the (Royal) Adventure Fairy
- Tomboy Princess: The most tomboyish of the Princess Fairies.
Lizzie the Sweet Treats Fairy
- Yellow/Purple Contrast: Her dress and hair are yellow, contrasting her purple book cover.
- Youthful Freckles: She has these on her cheeks.
Maddie the Playtime/Fun and Games Fairy
Eva the Enchanted Ball Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Eva the Enchanted Ball Fairy.
- Prim and Proper Bun: A fitting hairstyle for the most feminine Princess Fairy of them all.
- Princesses Prefer Pink: Wears a pink gown.
The Pop Star Fairies
These fairies protect pop music and artists.
General
- Named After Somebody Famous: Jessie after Jessie J, Adele after...well, Adele, Miley after Miley Cyrus, and the remaining four after members of The Saturdays.
- Non-Standard Character Design: Miley and Rochelle have dip-dyed hair, a trait only shared by three other fairies.
Jessie the Lyrics Fairy
Adele the Singing Coach/Voice Fairy
- Flowers of Femininity: She wears flower earrings, and her wands creates flowers.
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink dress.
Vanessa the Dance Steps/Choreography Fairy
- Character in the Logo: She's on the Pop Star Fairies' logo.
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a blue romper, which Tyra the Dress Designer Fairy handmade for her.
Miley the Stylist Fairy
- Tomboyish Ponytail: One of the more tomboyish Pop Star Fairies, who wears a ponytail.
Frankie the Make-up Fairy
- Orange/Blue Contrast: She wears primarily blue, and her book cover is orange.
- True Blue Femininity: She wears all blue, even her hair.
Rochelle/Alyssa the Star Spotter Fairy
- Nerd Glasses: She was the first fairy to wear glasses, and she gets a thick set of square frames.
- Dub Name Change: Rochelle in the UK, Alyssa in the US.
Una/Cassie the Concert Fairy
- Dub Name Change: Una in the UK, Cassie in the US.
- Red Is Heroic: She wears a red dress.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Pumpkin chocolate chip cookies.
The Fashion Fairies
The Fashion Fairies protect all things fashion, such as models, designers, and of course, Phoebe the Fashion Fairy herself.
Miranda the Beauty Fairy
- Astonishingly Appropriate Appearance: Fitting for the fairy with a focus on beauty products, she is one of few fairies to be wearing visible makeup.
- True Blue Femininity: She wears mainly blue, with a few pink highlights.
Claudia the Accessories Fairy
Tyra the (Dress) Designer Fairy
- Character in the Logo: She's on the Fashion Fairies' logo.
- Dub Name Change: US prints cut the "Dress" part from her title.
Alexa the Fashion Reporter Fairy
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a blue dress.
Matilda/Jennifer the Hair Stylist Fairy
- Dub Name Change: Matilda in the UK, Jennifer in the US.
Brooke the Photographer Fairy
Lola the Fashion Show Fairy
The Sweet/Sugar & Spice Fairies
Honey the Sweet Fairy's helpers, they protect sweet treats.
Lottie/Lisa the Lollipop Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Lottie the Lollipop Fairy.
- Dub Name Change: Lottie in the UK, Lisa in the US.
Esme the Ice Cream Fairy
- Trademark Favorite Food: Ice cream, obviously; her favourite flavour is mint chip.
Coco the Cupcake Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Coco the Cupcake Fairy.
Clara the Chocolate Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Clara the Chocolate Fairy.
- Yellow/Purple Contrast: Her blonde hair contrasts her purple dress.
Madeleine the Cookie Fairy
- Character in the Logo: She's in the Sweet Fairies' logo.
- Dub Name Change: Downplayed; her US name only removes the second "e" (Madeline).
- Meaningful Name: A madeleine is a type of French cookie.
- Tomboyish Ponytail: For an acrobatic, tomboyish fairy.
- Yellow/Purple Contrast: She has blonde hair and a yellow shirt, contrasting her purple jacket and pants. As an added bonus, her book cover is yellow and purple too.
Layla the Candyfloss/Cotton Candy Fairy
- Cultural Translation: She's the Candyfloss Fairy in the UK and the Cotton Candy Fairy in the US.
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink cardigan, dress, and shoes. Even her hair is dip-dyed pink.
Nina the Birthday Cake Fairy
The Baby Animal Rescue Fairies
These fairies watch over wild animals, and keep them safe from thieves.
Mae the Panda Fairy and Pan Pan
- Girlish Pigtails: She has puffy pigtails.
Kitty the Tiger Fairy and Sheba
- Animal-Eared Headband: She wears a headband with cat ears.
- Meaningful Name: Kitty, because she protects a feline animal.
Mara the Meerkat Fairy and Missy
- Alliterative Family: Mara and Missy.
- Alliterative Name: Mara the Meerkat Fairy.
Savannah the Zebra Fairy
- Meaningful Name: Zebras live in the savannah.
Kimberley the Koala Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Kimberley the Koala Fairy.
- Barely-Changed Dub Name: The US version drops the second "e" from her first name (Kimberly).
Rosie the Honey Bear Fairy and Billy
- Character in the Logo: She's on the Baby Animal Rescue Fairies' logo.
- True Blue Femininity: She wears all blue.
- Youthful Freckles: Her face is dotted with a few freckles.
Anna/Nora the Arctic Fox Fairy and Dazzle
- Alliterative Name: She goes for doubles: Anna the Arctic Fox Fairy.
- Dub Name Change: Anna in the UK, Nora in the US, due to Anna being Maisie's US name.
- Graceful Ladies Like Purple: She has purple dip-dyed hair, purple leggings, and a purple book cover.
The Magical Crafts Fairies
These fairies keep crafts fun.
Kayla the Pottery Fairy
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a blue denim dress.
Annabelle the Drawing Fairy
Zadie the Sewing Fairy
- One-Steve Limit: No relation to Sadie the Saxophone Fairy.
- Prim and Proper Bun: Fitting for someone who sews, since it would be bad to get your hair caught in the strings.
Josie the Jewellery-Making/Jewelry Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Josie the Jewelry Fairy.
- Dub Name Change: US prints drop the "making" part, as well as adjust the spelling to US customs.
Violet the Painting Fairy
Libby the (Story) Writing Fairy
- Dub Name Change: US prints drop the "Story" part.
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a blue dress.
Roxie the Baking Fairy
- One-Steve Limit: No relation to Rosie the Honey Bear Fairy.
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink dress.
The School Day Fairies
Carly the Schoolfriend Fairy's helpers, they make sure school goes well for everyone.
General
- Nothing Is the Same Anymore: This is when the individual series shortened down from seven fairies per group to four.
Marissa the Science Fairy
Alison the Art Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Alison the Art Fairy.
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a blue shirt and skirt.
Lydia the Reading Fairy
- Cute Bookworm: An adorable fairy who protects books.
Kathryn the PE/Gym Fairy
- Brought to You by the Letter "S": Her vest has the letter K on it.
- Character in the Logo: She's on the School Day Fairies' logo.
- Dub Name Change: She's the PEnote Fairy in the UK and the Gym Fairy in the US.
The Fairytale Fairies
Hannah the Happy Ever After Fairy's helpers, these fairies protect fairytales and their characters.
General
- Regional Bonus: The US release adds three fairies to keep up the trend of having seven.
Julia the Sleeping Beauty Fairy
- Graceful Ladies Like Purple: She wears a purple dress.
Eleanor the Snow White Fairy
- Character in the Logo: She's on the Fairytale Fairies' pre-2016 logo.
- Graceful Ladies Like Purple: She wears a purple dress.
Faith the Cinderella Fairy
- Pink Means Feminine: She sees Aisha's pink dress and raises her a beautiful pink gown.
Rita the Frog Princess Fairy
Gwen the Beauty and the Beast Fairy
Aisha the Princess and the Pea Fairy
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink dress.
Lacey the Little Mermaid Fairy
- Yellow/Purple Contrast: She wears a yellow shirt and has a purple mermaid tail.
The Helping Fairies
These fairies protect emergency workers.
Martha the Doctor Fairy
- Odd Name Out: The only Helping Fairy to lack an Alliterative Name.
- Smart People Wear Glasses: Martha, a doctor, wears glasses. In real life, doctors go to medical school for at least eight years for studies.
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a blue dress.
Ariana the Firefighter Fairy
- Alliterative Name: The Firefighter Fairy.
Perrie the Paramedic Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Perrie the Paramedic Fairy.
- Red/Green Contrast: Her green scrubs contrast her red book cover.
Lulu the Lifeguard Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Lulu the Lifeguard Fairy.
The Storybook Fairies
These fairies, much like the Fairytale Fairies, protect fairytale characters.
Elle the Thumbelina Fairy
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a blue dress.
Mariana the Goldilocks Fairy
- Astonishingly Appropriate Appearance: Of course the Goldilocks Fairy is blonde!
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a blue dress.
Rosalie the Rapunzel Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Rosalie the Rapunzel Fairy.
- Expy: Her blonde braid full of flowers and purple dress may bring one certain Rapunzel to mind.
- Flowers of Femininity: She has flowers all through her braid.
- Graceful Ladies Like Purple: She wears a purple gown.
Ruth the Red Riding Hood Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Ruth the Red Riding Hood Fairy.
- Red/Green Contrast: Her red cape contrasts her green book cover.
The Friendship Fairies
Florence the Friendship Fairy's helpers, these fairies protect different aspects of friendship.
General
- Flowers of Femininity: Esther and Clare wear floral dresses.
- Pink Means Feminine: Except for Clare, all of them have pink wings or wear pink clothing.
Esther the Kindness Fairy
- One-Steve Limit: Averted; she has the same name as Kirsty's cousin Esther.
Mary the Sharing Fairy
- Bespectacled Cutie: An adorable fairy with gold glasses.
- Dub Name Change: In Spanish prints, her name is changed to María.
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink shirt and shoes.
Mimi the Laughter Fairy
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a blue dress.
Clare the Caring Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Clare the Caring Fairy.
- Barely-Changed Dub Name: In Spanish prints, her name is changed to Clara.
- Flowers of Femininity: She wears a rose printed romper.
Baby Farm Animal Fairies
These fairies protect baby farm animals from harm.
General
- Flowers of Femininity: Each of them have flowers as their fairy dust; lavender for Debbie, heather for Elodie, cosmos for Penelope, and daisies for Billie.
Debbie the Duckling Fairy and Splashy
- Alliterative Name: Debbie the Duckling Fairy.
Elodie the Lamb Fairy and Fluffy
- One-Steve Limit: No relation to Melodie the Music Fairy.
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink dress.
Penelope the Foal Fairy
- All Girls Like Ponies: She's a female fairy who protects baby horses.
- Graceful Ladies Like Purple: She wears a purple floral head scarf and boots.
Billie the Baby Goat Fairy
- Stealth Pun:
- A baby goat is called a 'kid', so Billie would be... Billie the Kid Fairy...
- Alternatively, she may be a billy goat gruff.
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a blue jumpsuit.
Candy Land Fairies
Similarly to the Sweets Fairies, these fairies protect sweet treats.
Monica the Marshmallow Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Monica the Marshmallow Fairy.
- Pink Means Feminine: She has pink marshmallow fairy dust and wears pink shoes.
Gabby the Bubble Gum Fairy
- Pink Means Feminine: She has pink hair, wears a pink skirt, and has pink bubble fairy dust.
- Rose-Haired Sweetie: A candy-based fairy with pink hair.
Lisa the Jelly Bean Fairy
- Dub Name Change: In the US, her name is Franny, since "Lisa" had previously been the US name of Lottie the Lollipop Fairy.
Shelley the Sherbet Fairy
- Dub Name Change: In the US, she's the Sugar Fairy.
Funfair Fairies
Rae the Rollercoaster Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Rae the Rollercoaster Fairy.
Fatima the Face-Painting Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Fatima the Face-Painting Fairy.
Paloma the Dodgems Fairy
- Odd Name Out: Only one of the Funfair fairies without an Alliterative Name.
Bobbi the Bouncy Castle Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Bobby the Bouncy Castle Fairy.
Endangered Animals Fairies
- Alliterative Name: All of them have names that match their animals.
Etta the Elephant Fairy
- Bespectacled Cutie: She's an adorable fairy with trendy glasses.
Priya the Polar Bear Fairy
Chelsea the Chimpanzee Fairy
- Redhead In Green: She has red hair and wears a green jumpsuit.
Selma the Snow Leopard Fairy
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a chic blue top and blue jeans.
Discovery Fairies
Aisha the Astronaut Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Aisha the Astronaut Fairy.
- One-Steve Limit: Subverted; the first fairy to share her name with another fairy -– Aisha the Princess and the Pea Fairy — in both the US and UK without a different spelling.
Orla the Inventor Fairy
Annie the Detective Fairy
Elsie the Engineer Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Elsie the Engineer Fairy.
- Handicapped Badass: The first known fairy to be in a wheelchair, who is also a kickass engineer.
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink blazer and pants.
After School Sports Fairies
- Alliterative Name: All have names that match their interests.
Teri the Trampolining Fairy
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink workout outfit.
Bonnie the Bike-Riding Fairy
Rita the Rollerskating Fairy
Callie the Climbing Fairy
Festival Fairies
- Alliterative Name: All have names to match their holidays.
- Token Religious Teammate: Despite there being roughly a million Christmas fairies, each of these, so far, are the only fairy for their respective religion, representing only one holiday.
Deena the Diwali Fairy
Hana the Hanukkah Fairy
- Punny Name: Obviously, 'Hana' out of 'Han-ukkah'.
Elisha the Eid Fairy
Bea the Buddha Day Fairy
Gold Medal Games Fairies
- Passionate Sports Girl: As fitting Olympic medalists.
Layne the Surfing Fairy
Riley the Skateboarding Fairy
Soraya the Skiing Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Soraya the Skiing Fairy.
Jayda the Snowboarding Fairy
Puppy Care Fairies
Li the Labrador Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Li the Labrador Fairy.
Frenchie the Bulldog Fairy
- Punny Name: After the French Bulldog species.
Seren the Sausage Dog Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Seren the Sausage Dog Fairy. Definitely done on purpose, as Sausage Dogs are more commonly known as Dachshunds.
Pandora the Poodle Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Pandora the Poodle Fairy.
Birthday Party Fairies
Niamh the Invitation Fairy
Sara the Party Games Fairy
- One-Steve Limit: Not to be confused with Sarah the Sunday Fairy.
Lois the Balloon Fairy
Leahann the Birthday Present Fairy
Water Sports Fairies
Helen the Sailing Fairy
Aria the Synchro Fairy
Yasmeen the Canoeing Fairy
Keiko the Diving Fairy
Holiday Special Fairies
The Holiday Special Fairies (known as Special Editions in the US) star in extra-long books, where Rachel and Kirsty help them retrieve their three magic items from Jack Frost.
Holly the Christmas Fairy
- Ambiguously Brown: Her 2016 redesign darkens her skin to a more tan tone.
- Christmas Episode: Hers was the first of many.
- Meaningful Name: Holly is a common Christmas decoration.
- Red Is Heroic: She wears a red Happy Holidays Dress.
- Tomboyish Ponytail: Wears this.
Summer the Holiday Fairy/Joy the Summer Vacation Fairy
- Dub Name Change: One of the most egregious offenders. However, this is justified as "holiday" isn't a common term used for summer break in the US.
- Tomboyish Ponytail: Wears this.
- Weaksauce Weakness: More of an ironic weakness. Despite being the fairy of summer, she gets seasick.
Stella the Star Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Stella the Star Fairy.
- Christmas Episode: Her magic revolves around Christmas lights.
Kylie the Carnival Fairy
- Ambiguously Brown: Her exact race is unclear.
- Rainbow Motif: Literally; she looks as if a rainbow exploded next to her.
Paige the Pantomime/Christmas Play Fairy.
- Alliterative Name: At least in the UK; Paige the Pantomime Fairy.
- Cultural Translation: She's the Pantomime Fairy in the UK and the Christmas Play Fairy in the US.
- Dub Name Change: In French, her name is Lola the Gala Fairy.
- Pink Means Feminine: Wears a pink dress. In the UK, her entire outfit is pink; the US prints only keeps her dress pink, while making her accessories red.
- Red/Green Contrast: Her US cover is green, contrasting her red/pink outfit.
- Shout-Out: Her favourite ballet is Sleeping Beauty.
Flora the Fancy Dress/Dress-Up Fairy
- Non-Standard Character Design: She has green and blue hair; an unnatural hair colour. To date, she is one of two fairies with blue hair (the other being Frankie) and the only fairy with green hair.
- Pimped-Out Dress: She's the fairy of these.
Chrissie the Wish Fairy
- Christmas Episode: Her magic focuses on Christmas wishes.
- Red/Green Contrast: Her 2012 reprint book's cover is green, contrasting her red clothes.
Shannon the Ocean Fairy
- Pink Means Feminine: Her clam skirt and accessories is pink.
- Redhead In Green: She has red hair, and wears a green top.
Gabriella the Snow Kingdom Fairy
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- An Ice Person: She makes sure snow is fun for everyone.
- True Blue Femininity: Wears a primarily blue outfit.
Mia the Bridesmaid Fairy
- Pink Means Feminine: Wears a pink bridesmaid dress.
Trixie the Halloween Fairy
- Halloween Episode: She is the Halloween Fairy, after all.
- Orange/Blue Contrast: Her UK cover is blue, contrasting her orange hair and clothes.
Destiny the Pop/Rock Star Fairy
- Christmas Episode: Her story takes place near Christmas.
- Dub Name Change: More of a dub occupation change. She's a pop star in the UK and a rock star in the US.
- Red Is Heroic: A kind fairy in a red dress.
Juliet the Valentine Fairy
- Pink Means Feminine: Wears a pink sweater and shoes.
- Shout-Out to Shakespeare: Her name is likely derived from Romeo and Juliet.
Belle the Birthday Fairy:
- Birthday Episode: She makes sure they go well.
- Graceful Ladies Like Purple: Wears a purple dress and flower.
- One-Steve Limit: Not to be confused with Bella the Bunny Fairy.
- Yellow/Purple Contrast: Her UK book cover is yellow, contrasting her purple dress.
Cheryl the Christmas Tree Fairy
- Christmas Episode: Yup.
- Red/Green Contrast: She wears a red outfit with green accents (inverted in the US).
Florence the Friendship Fairy
- Alliterative Name: She gets an extra point: Florence the Friendship 'Fairy.
- True Blue Femininity: Wears a blue jacket and skirt.
Emma the Easter Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Emma the Easter Fairy, and her French name, Pascale the Paquesnote Fairy.
- One-Steve Limit: Has a very similar name to Gemma the Gymnastics Fairy.
- Yellow/Purple Contrast: Her book cover is purple, contrasting her yellow dress.
Cara the Camp Fairy / Nicki the Holiday Camp Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Cara the Camp Fairy.
- Girlish Pigtails: She wears braided pigtails.
- One-Steve Limit: She has the same name as the Coding Fairy, but she can get away with it because she's exclusive to the US.
Selena the Sleepover Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Selena the Sleepover Fairy
- Girls Love Stuffed Animals: She always carries a teddy bear with her.
- Graceful Ladies Like Purple: She wears a purple coat, and her book covers are purple.
Natalie the Christmas Stocking Fairy
- Christmas Episode: Yet another one.
Keira the Film/Movie Star Fairy
- Red Is Heroic: She wears a beautiful red dress, and is a heroic fairy.
Olympia the Games Fairy
- Adaptational Dye-Job: Regional Dye Job; her outfit is yellow and purple in the UK, and red and blue in the US.
- Meaningful Name: Olympia, as in the Olympic Games.
- Passionate Sports Girl: Of course.
- Tomboyish Ponytail: Her hairstyle.
- Yellow/Purple Contrast: Her UK outfit is a purple jumpsuit and yellow jacket.
Tamara/Brianna the Tooth Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Tamara the Tooth Fairy.
- Dub Name Change: Tamara in the UK, Brianna in the US.
- Tooth Fairy: No series about themed fairies would be complete without a Tooth Fairy.
Angelica the Angel Fairy
- A Lizard Named "Liz": An angel named Angelica.
- Christmas Episode: She is specifically a Christmas angel.
Jennifer/Bailey the Babysitter Fairy
- Alliterative Name: US only; Bailey the Babysitter Fairy.
- Dub Name Change: Jennifer in the UK, Bailey in the US. This is due to Matilda being named Jennifer in the US.
- Youthful Freckles: She has some freckles, fitting her "young college student" look.
Lindsay the Luck Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Lindsay the Luck Fairy, and her French name, Charlotte the Chance Fairynote .
- Redhead In Green: She has curly red hair, and wears a green-and-white striped shirt, as well as having a green book cover.
- Youthful Freckles: To complete the stereotypical Irish look.
Carly the School(friend) Fairy
- Adaptational Dye-Job: The US prints changes her dress from red to pink.
- Dub Name Change: US prints cut the "friend" part from her title.
- Nerd Glasses: She wears a thick set of glasses.
- Red Is Heroic: A good fairy with a red dress and shoes.
Autumn the Falling Leaves Fairy
- Meaningful Name: What better name for a fall-themed character than Autumn?
Robyn the Christmas Party Fairy
- Christmas Episode: This time about Christmas parties.
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a sparkly pink dress.
Addison the April Fool's Day Fairy
- Alliterative Name: She gets doubles: Addison the April Fool's Day Fairy.
Lila and Myla the Twins Fairies
Myla on the left, Lila on the right
- Identical Twin ID Tag: Lila has purple highlights in her hair and a flower behind her eye, while Myla has pink highlights and a flower on her collar.
Tilly the Teacher Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Tilly the Teacher Fairy.
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink jacket and pants.
- Token Adult: While most fairies appear in the 10-14 range, Tilly is designed closer to an adult.
Giselle the Christmas Ballet Fairy
- Prim and Proper Bun: Like Bethany, she needs her hair in a bun to dance.
- Shout-Out: Her name is after the ballet Giselle.
Heidi the Vet Fairy
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink headband and pants.
Chelsea the Congratulations Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Chelsea the Congratulations Fairy.
- Graceful Ladies Like Purple: She wears a fancy purple dress.
- Graduate from the Story: While she helps with any type of milestone celebration, her specialty is graduations, and in her book, Rachel's cousin Ivy graduates.
Daisy the Festival Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Festival Fairy.
- Flowers of Femininity: Inverted; she's a tomboy decked out in flowers.
Catherine the Fashion Princess Fairy
- Named After Somebody Famous: After Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge.
Alyssa/Alicia the Snow Queen Fairy
- Dub Name Change: She is renamed Alicia in the US, due to Alyssa being Rochelle's US name.
- Expy: Her blonde hair with a braid, cape, and blue ice dress makes her very reminiscent of Elsa.
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a beautiful blue snowy dress.
Becky the Best Friend Fairy
Blossom the Flower Girl Fairy
- Flowers of Femininity: An adorable girly fairy who wears flowers in her hair and on her dress.
- Meaningful Name: Flowers blossom in the springtime.
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink dress.
Skyler/Fizz the Fireworks Fairy
- Alliterative Name: In the UK version, Fizz the Fireworks Fairy.
- Dub Name Change: She is Skyler in the US, and Fizz in the UK.
- Meaningful Name: Fireworks fizz when they explode in the sky.
Melissa the Sports Fairy
Elsa the Mistletoe Fairy
Susie the Sister Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Susie the Sister Fairy.
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink trench coat and shoes.
Carmen the Cheerleading Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Carmen the Cheerleading Fairy.
Sianne the Butterfly Fairy
Samira the Superhero Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Samira the Superhero Fairy.
Christina the Winter Wonderland Fairy
- Dub Name Change: In the US, her name is Michelle.
Maria the Mother's Day Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Maria the Mother's Day Fairy.
Ellen the Explorer Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Ellen the Explorer Fairy.
- Braids of Action: Two of 'em.
- Girlish Pigtails: Wears two braids.
Cara the Coding Fairy
Evelyn the Mermicorn Fairy
Sasha the Slime Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Sasha the Slime Fairy.
Ivy the Worry Fairy
Camilla the Christmas Present Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Camilla the Christmas Present Fairy.
Padma the Pirate Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Padma the Pirate Fairy.
- Pirate Girl: Obviously.
- Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: As the friendly, upbeat children's book protagonist, she can't do a lot of burning and pillaging.
Greta the Earth Fairy
- Ambiguous Disorder: As she's very obviously based on Greta Thunberg, does that make her autistic like her inspiration?
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: A direct reference to Greta Thunberg.
Brianna the Bee Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Brianna the Bee Fairy.
Konnie the Christmas Cracker Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Barely averted by spelling her name with a K.
- My Nayme Is: "Konnie" instead of the more common "Connie."
Jude the Librarian Fairy
Paula the Pumpkin Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Paula the Pumpkin Fairy.
- Halloween Episode
Kat the Jungle Fairy
Harper the Confidence Fairy
- Handicapped Badass: The first Rainbow Fairy to have down syndrome.
Hope the Welcome Fairy
- Nothing Is the Same Anymore: Her book introduces new protagonists Gracie and Khadijah.
Kimi the Bubble Tea Fairy
Nur the Vlogger Fairy
Zelda the Gamer Fairy
- Shout-Out: Her name is after a famous video game character, Princess Zelda.
One-Off Fairies
The middle point between serial fairies and Special Editions, One-Off Fairies' books are the length of a standard book, but are not part of a full series.
Hannah the Happy Ever After Fairy
- Flowers of Femininity: She wears flowers in her hair and on her dress. Her wands creates flowers as well.
- Fractured Fairy Tale: Defied; her job is to make sure fairytales are told properly.
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a blue dress.
Kate the Royal Wedding Fairy
- Named After Somebody Famous: She was named after Kate Middleton, and her book was written in honour of her marriage to Prince William.
Elizabeth the Jubilee Fairy
- Captain Patriotic: She has the Union Jack printed on her dress, and her job is to protect the Queen and her Jubilee. Yep, definitely the most British of the fairies.
- Named After Somebody Famous: Named for Queen Elizabeth II, and her book was written in honour of her Diamond Jubilee (60 years on the throne).
- Wearing a Flag on Your Head: Her dress has the Union Jack printed on it.
Alexandra the Royal Baby Fairy
- Babies Make Everything Better: She sure thinks so; her duty is to protect the royal babies. Her book was also written to celebrate the impending arrival of Prince George.
- Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink dress.
Georgie the Royal Prince Fairy
- Named After Somebody Famous: Following Alexandra's lead, Georgie is named and written for Prince George, whose birth her book celebrates.
Luna the Loom Band Fairy
Frances the Royal Family Fairy
- Alliterative Name: Frances the Royal Family Fairy.
- Sibling Rivalry: Her job is to prevent this within the royal family.
- True Blue Femininity: She wears a gorgeous blue gown.
Charlotte the Baby Princess Fairy
- Named After Somebody Famous: After Princess Charlotte; this book was written to celebrate her birth.
Tiana the Toy Fairy
- Special Guest: She's a fairy version of Tiana, the host of a kid-oriented YouTube channel called ToysAndMe.
Meghan the Wedding Sparkle Fairy
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: Pretty obviously Meghan Markle. "Wedding Sparkle" even rhymes!
Zainab the Squishy Toy Fairy
Jae the Boy Band Fairy
The first male fairy protagonist.- Named After Somebody Famous: Likely Jae Park.
Jacinda the Peace Fairy
Maryam the Nurse Fairy
Felicia the Fidget Toy Fairy
Charles the Coronation Fairy
- Expy: In his original look, he bore a strong resemblance to Antonio Madrigal.
- Named After Somebody Famous: Was created to celebrate the coronation of King Charles.
- Race Lift: Was supposed to be a Black fairy with an afro, only to be changed at the last minute to a White blonde fairy.
Villains
Jack Frost
Voiced by: David Holt
- Big Bad: Of the entire franchise.
- Card-Carrying Villain: He is usually very boastful about his evil plans.
- Depending on the Writer: How evil he is.
- Deranged Animation: See his rap in the movie.
- Diminishing Villain Threat: Jack Frost. Subverted in the movie, even though the snowmen betray him.
- Disproportionate Retribution: The very first series of books has Jack Frost capturing the fairies because he wasn't invited to a party—even after he was told he could stay and have fun once he showed up to crash it.
- This seems to be Jack Frost's modus operandi.
- Dynamic Entry: He does this in the movie... which the goblins promptly ruin.
- Evil Brit: In the movie.
- Slightly ironic considering this is a British book series.
- Evil Is Deathly Cold: His presence creates cold wherever he goes.
- An Ice Person: He is Jack Frost, after all.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Turns out sometimes he can genuinely do good things and have a change of heart without putting others before himself. Though those occasions can also fall under Depending On The Writer.
- Norse by Norsewest: He is of Finnish descent.
- The Reveal: There are a couple relating to him.
- The last Night Fairy book reveals that he's afraid of the dark.
- Belle the Birthday Fairy's book reveals his birthday is the same as Rachel's mom's.
Goblins
Edison voiced by: Tim Whitnall
Leonardo voiced by: Keith Wickham
Newton voiced by: Paul Keating
Leonardo voiced by: Keith Wickham
Newton voiced by: Paul Keating
- Adaptational Modesty: They wear loincloths in the book, but shirts and pants in the movie.
- Anvil on Head: This is a Running Gag with Newton in the movie.
- Bad Is Good and Good Is Bad: They have this mindset, treating the smell of pond scum as perfume and being terrified of puppies and other cute animals.
- Disguised in Drag: One Princess Fairy book has a goblin dressed as a princess, with the narration calling him Princess Goblina.
- Many other goblins dress as girls throughout the series, especially in the Fashion Fairies series.
- Early-Installment Weirdness: In early books they were fairy-sized.
- Harmless Villain / Mooks: Despite being Jack Frost's minions, they usually do far less damage than their master and are often the ones sent out to steal various fairies' magical artifacts and/or sources of power. In most cases, when a goblin actually becomes dangerous, it's because they're in possession of a fairy's source of power.
- Heel–Face Turn: A goblin in Sophia the Snow Swan Fairy's book does this.
- Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain: Due to their Harmless Villain nature.
- Ironic Name: In the movie, the three dumb goblins are named Newton, Leonardo, and Edison.
- Monster Modesty: The goblins wear loincloths when not disguised, and full human outfits when in disguise. In the movie, they wear shirts and pants regularly.
- One-Gender Race: Though several books imply that females do actually exist, but aren't seen.
- Running Gag: They're terrified of pogwurzels, creatures goblin mothers warn naughty children about.
- Too Dumb to Live: The girls and fairies constantly use this to their advantage.
Snowmen (Movie Only)
- Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: The giant snowman.
- We Have Reserves: Jack Frost says this in the movie, saying his snowman army is comprised of expendable weaklings that can be replaced infinitely in battle. Said army disagrees.
