In the original book by J. M. Barry, Tinkerbell found Peter, who was a real “lost boy”, took him back to Neverland and raised him. As a de facto mother, of course he would be able to understand her!
I think I remember someone saying that Peter was part fairy. I can't for the life of me remember where. Peter being a changling would also make sense as a changling is a type of Fae.
That's a good way of thinking about it! There's this series I loved called Peter and the Starcatchers and Tinkerbell was a bird and was reborn using starstuff (which is Pixie dust in the books). and could only be understood by her creator and Peter, and very few species of animals (including birds). But over time some of the lost boys could begin to understand her from being around her for so long.
@@salkjdfhalsdgfkauhg Well yeah. All she says is "Coco" yet somehow she can be understood by the other characters. Kinda like Groot can only say "I am Groot" for the most part, but Rocket perfectly understands him.
but what if each type of fairy sounds different to humans like tinkers sound like bells, water sounds like a river, plant sounds like rustling leaves, wind sounds like howling wind, etc.
That's a cool idea! However, in the Tinker Bell movies (mostly the Pirate Fairy), Tink and her friends all sound like different bells to humans. I like how no two fairies have the same bell jingling sound when they speak. Still, it would be interesting for different types of fairies to sound like their talent :) Sorry, I recently went on a Tinker Bell movie marathon haha
yeah that would've been nicer because lots of fairy jiggling bells when combined would probably be loud and then people would notice some ringing bells. so with the purpose of being invisible or not caught by humans, nature sounds would make sense.
If we look at the book, Peter was brought to Neverland as a very young child, or even a baby (it's been a while since I last read the book), but he was raised by the fairies and that could be the reason why he understands them is because he was raised by them
@@aileen_7292 the book is called 'Peter Pan' by JM Barrie, although it is also known as Peter Pan and Wendy. One of the first Peter Pan stories is called the Little White Bird, but I never read that one.
@@aileen_7292 actually The Little White Bird introduced the character of Peter Pan, but he wasn't the central focus of that novel, only just a few chapters of it
@Dragon kat Ooo Yeah true. Mabye only magical people. Cause Peter pan has some magic and he is the only person I can remember that can hear he that is not a fariy. Right? Correct me I Im wrong please.
The Darling kids believed and never understood , as well a lizzie. Petter on the other hand was raised by Tink when she found him as a lost child ( in the original story) so he grew up (almost) hearing it, and as there are many humans he probably learned english as well
I always thought Pan was a fae as well; just a different type of fae. There's a myriad of different fae, fairy, pixie, etc and what they usually share in common that makes them fae is their particular, if not whimsical types of magic. Their appearances can even vary greatly from homely looking brownies to angelic like fairy; even goblins are theorized to be a type of "fae." As "fae" was often like the European equivalent to the Japanese Yokai. A Yokai isn't a monster, it isn't a demon, or a beast, a Yokai is simply a Yokai. That is what they are and that's much like how Fae are in European mythology. Fae are Fae, not demons, spirits, or monsters, they're their own category. So, I honestly believe Pan is a type of Fae and considering the longevity of those who go to "Neverland" I feel like Neverland is actually a unique form of Fairy Mound. Like Pan's own personal pocket dimension styled like his native home in the fairy mounds. In fact, if Pan was a human turned Fae, he might even be a Changling. It's thought that if there is something wrong with a fae baby, they will take a human child and leave their child with the human who's child they took. That child will then take on fae aspects after living among fairy for so long whereas the fae child will take on more human aspects for the same reasons.Pan being a changling would explain a lot, actually. Why he feels a need to "save" human boys who's parents abuse them/doesn't love them/doesn't appreciate them. Like how the fae have no qualms with giving their "damaged goods" to new parents for their "healthier" child. Fae rarely respect humans that aren't raised by them directly, or who haven't done something to earn that respect, so many view the parent as someone who could be abusive anyway and feel like they're liberating the child to a better life. If Pan is a changling and basically being half human half fae, that may be why he restricts himself to only children who are clearly unhappy and "abused." And also why he feels so justified in taking them away.
I think I may have an idea as to a possible type of Fae for Peter to be... "At first Mrs. Darling did not know, but after thinking back into her childhood she just remembered a Peter Pan who was said to live with the fairies. There were odd stories about him; as that when children died he went part of the way with them, so that they should not be frightened.” - Peter Pan by James M. Barrie Peter Pan: child psychopomp, a conductor of young souls to the afterworld.
@@cheflaurel7453 That's very possible. Though, considering the "lost boys" stay with him for who knows how long, and the fact that Wendy and crew actually went back, idk if he is a Shepard of dead children. I've heard the theory before, but considering it seems you can go back and forth to and from neverland, the fairy mound idea seems more likely, imo.
Well, in J.M. Barrie's original book, he was put in Kensington gardens as a baby. Fairies came one night, "adopted" him, and took him to Neverland. Also, in the book, Peter trims (slices parts of them off) the lost boys so they can fit in Hangman's Tree. It's possible that he wanted to fit in with the fairies, so he cut his ears in that specific way.
Maybe because she was the most open to change? She was the one to befriend the Trolls and find joy on her own before everyone else! (Well, unless you count their excitement for Trollstice)
Possibly. I'm not sure if it's the case in the original story of Peter Pan, or in Disney's version. But in the first Tinker Bell movie, the laugh that gave life to Tinker Bell and her twin, Periwinkle was a girl. They did state that Tinker Bell WOULD later meet Peter after the last movie, but it never came out of production.
As described in the novel Peter ran away from home when he was a baby with the fairies in kensington garden. So the fairies litreally raised him. that is a great explanation to why he understand them better then most. He spent most his life with tink.
@@Layla-tg2qe It could be a water health issue or desertification. Or the source in the mountains is cut off or diverted, water is important for living things.
Peter Pans ears might just be a special "Mutation" or "defect" that he has. I knew someone who had elf shaped ears before, so it isn't impossible that Peter could just be human.
I think that your friend might have elf shaped ears but I doubt they are other then human. So comparing a actual person to peter isn't the best comparison but yeah I get he might not be fully human since he is in a fictional world.
lol I actually have elf shaped ears and they are the bane of my life 😂 I think they deformed when I was a baby and now there pointy. Maybe I’m secretly a fairy 😌?
@@Rebecca-qf1ed Jesus Christ I completely forgot I ever made this comment, but honestly I find little quirks like that fun and adorable! If you have elf ears, rock them like the absolute magical human being you are, no need for them to be the “bane of your life”.
I always thought that in the pirate fairy Hook never actually understood Zarina. Rather, just gave out his own orders that just so happened to match with hers.
In the Once Upon a Time series it says only children who feel lost can hear Peter Pan’s pipe flute. I am not sure if this is that important but does that have something to do with Tink? Can only some people hear her. Comment what you think
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D-does no one know that Peter is part fairy?! That is the explanation I was given for his pointed ears and his ability to understand the other fairies.
How interesting. I never saw fairies as speaking another language; simply they were so small, their voices sounded high pitched like mellifluous jingling. They're supposedly so small, they could only have one emotion at a time. It would make sense they can only produce so much audible vocal sounds. Captain Hook does have exceptional hearing however. In the Pirate Fairy, he is able to hear Oppenheimer's clock from another room. Even hear it once it's inside the crocodile. So perhaps, Captain Hook has exceptional hearing. He did repeat Zarina's orders right away and Perhaps he's not deciphering another language entirely. He's just able to hear it better than anyone else. Naturally one doesn't notice a faint sound right away unless it's persistant or it's pointed out by another. Which leads to the Lost Boys and Peter Pan. Maybe after so much time with Tinkerbell, they were able to hear Tinkerbell's voice and not jingles. Her words are just hard to make out. That's what I thought
Okay but think about this: Captain Hook USED to be Peter Pan, that’s the true story, boy goes to neverland, kills Captain Hook, gets bored, becomes Captain Hook
How do you edit movie clips together? What editing software do you use for it? Do you have to download the footage onto a device? Sorry, so many questions.
Speaking of the Tinkerbell movies can you do a video on Queen Clarion and Lord Milori's last relationship, I always thought that was the most interesting part of the Secret of the Wings
The map has a spot called Cannibal Cove?! I had to rewind back to 6:49 because I thought I imagined it! Who the heck put that in a Disney movie for kids?!
Scary things happen & are mentioned in all fairy tales. It was probably called that by the Pirates to be scary to others? Pinnochio has a child slavery ring. The bad guys entice kids to run away from home & drink & smoke & eat junk food. Then the kids are magically turned into donkeys & sold as slaves.
From what my 10 year old self recalls, they're pretty much immortal and can only die if someone says "I don't believe in fairies," or in some sort of fight.
@@amandahealey2216 maybe it's because a fairy realistically can't live that long due to humans saying "I don't believe in fairies" or getting eaten by a hawk or something. I think that would especially be true for Fawn, since she's an animal fairy.
I've always believed that they're like nymphs from Greek mythology. They are eternally youthful and never grow any older, but the destruction of the thing that created them can destroy them. For the nymphs, they die if their life force giving tree/river/mountain is destroyed. For the fairies, the outright lack of belief in a nearby human is what can cause their demise. I believe they are also comparable to nymphs in the way that, although both can technically live forever, its rare for them to actually succeed due to the fact that they can die of injury and illness as normal humans can. The chances of a fairy living past 1,000 years would likely be very low and, based on how short the species has been known to be around, it is possible that the fairies are maybe even unaware of their immortality.
As someone who is unable to speak and relies heavily on sign language, communicating with others who have little to no experience with sign language is not an easy task, however, much like Tinker Bell, it's fairly obvious that anything can be accomplished with patience and persistence.
I literally just finished watching Peter Pan this morning. It’s my favorite classic Disney movie ever! Edit: I’m also writing a play where two teenagers are in a car wreck and wake up as Peter and Wendy.
I know this is really late, but I just watched the great fairy rescue, and noticed that by the end of the movie, Lizzy, tho not a master at it, has definitely gotten better at understanding Tinkerbell.
7:20 Believeable is you saw the RECENT live action Peter Pan prequel where he and Hook...MEET AS FRIENDS. TO BAD THEY WON'T BE DOING A SEQUEL ABOUT HOW THAT RELATIONSHIP FALLS APART!
Peter grew up with Tink in Neverland. It stands to reason he learned the language. In fact, wasn't there an idea floating around that Peter was the first Lost Boy? One that Tink found as a baby?
My theory, (which I got from someone else) was that, when a baby laughs, their laugh goes to Neverland, right? But sometimes, the fairy doesn't make it, because they get caught in a fire, or other unforseen circumstances. So, when the fairy doesn't come alive, the fairy language stays with the laugher, so the laugher understands fairies. So, Peter's fairy never made it to Neverland, and Neither did Hook's.
I always felt it was similar to how the fairies spoke in the movie Epic, because they were so small, human sized people couldn't understand them. So I never felt like the fairies in Tinker Bell were speaking in bell sounds which only they can interpret but in a normal language that just sounded like bells to humans. Eventually Peter could hear past the bells sounds to decipher what was really being said.
He’s the fairy prince. In the live action movie, his mom was the fairy queen. She had a necklace with an amulet that let fairies be humans forever and not die. Unless the necklace is off. A fairy can be human for 1 day. BUT dies if it’s not a fairy in the hours. Peter’s mom gave him her necklace. So she sacrificed herself for Peter’s safety.
@Wotso Videos Who do you think can understand Tink? Me : Peter....Peter Pan.... He Is Tinkerbell's Best Friend, From The Very Start.... Even Before Wendy Came In... & On The Top Of It Peter & Tinkerbell Shares A Very Special Bond (A Bond Of True Friendship) Which None Could Resist... No Matter What Everyone Says About Tink Being Jelous Because Of Wendy.... But TheTruth Is Tinkerbell Just Doesn't Want To Lose Her Best Friend (Peter)..... (Don't Hate Me.... I Just Spoke My Words Out)
I always thought it was because of a few reasons 1) He was raised by her since he was a baby so of course he would learn to understand her. 2) He is not entirely Human anymore after spending so much time using fairy magic and living in Neverland 3) He has a link to Neverland itself that seems to be stronger then even the fairy’s themselves
I think Peter Pan was a fairy who wanted to be a human to help those who would become the lost boys. If he left neverland for too long then he would grow up, so he stayed . Peter can understand tink because he was a fairy at one time but he could never go back to pixie hollow which was why we never saw him in the fairy movies. This could also explain why he could fly . The lost boys can because she has learned how to mime and she has been around them long enough to be able to communicate. This may be out side of different time lines (like the reason why hook could understand that pirate fairy) and other story arcs but This seems like an interesting idea.
Dang this is a quite good theory, but sadly peter pan is just a lost human who got raise in the neverland before any of the others. I personnaly believe that his ears are either the result of his prolonged time in fairy powder, his years spent in the neverland, orrrr simply because the makers of the movie said "pointy ears sells good.".
The idea that an animal talent fairy might be able to directly communicate with humans is interesting. However, there is a more direct communication pathway in the Disney "Fairy Dust Quest" book trilogy- Prilla (the only mainland/clapping talent fairy) CAN DIRECTLY communicate with humans when she is using her powers as seen by the fact that a lot of the children begin to clap for Neverland when she asks them to do so.
But what I want to know is why the fairies are on earth and when/why do they go to neverland? The movies never explore when Tinker Bell meets Peter pan.
Well I will say this for Peter understanding Tinkerbell it is put in the book and several of the movies that Peter ran away when he was just a couple of months old and that Tinkerbell found him. So being his only source of learning and speech that could be in your answer.
Did stitch run to random planet or did Jumba already Know about earth. Many of his Expirements look like earth creatures . Gigi Slugger Honkahonka Bugby. And Rufus. He can stand sun light work on technology and talk . Sounds like stitch was covering for him but Rufus was in Rvertin before the expirements even landed we even see him as a baby. And in Lilo&stitch the series also see 607 expirement pod. But could Jumba have given some Genetic designs.. in short origin og stitch we see he got his genetic materials from all over the Galaxy. But could earth have been one source. Jumba even seems to understand earth better then pleaklyy
I have a theory. Hook, or rather, James Hook understood Zarina and Tinkerbell talking due to a made animal talent pixie dust. I recall Zarina throwing her alchemy pixie dust elements to Tink & her friends and all of their talents got switched at the waterfall when they tried to talk it out with Zarina. Technically, humans are the highest form of "animals" as science puts it. Thus, I think Zarina sprinkled it over Hook first. It just could be possible that Tinkerbell's connection with Zarina may have given them an opportunity from animal talent pixie dust to be able to understand Hook and Peter. Tink might have sought help from Zarina first when she, in early time has then just met Peter - lost her magical hammer - explained by a video made by the channel TheThings with the book "The trouble with Tink". Furthermore, given that Lizzy and the lost boys could understand through hand signals or symbols and things, I think spending time is something that goes along with the animal talent pixie dust only for Peter Pan, and in the past, for Hook just to comprehend each other. So far, just their time together seems a little more curious than just long time bonding.
In the original book, Tinkerbell found him and raised him and he was the first Lost Boy. Also the cartoon version of him, he has pointy ears like the fairies so I always thought that he was part fairy and that's how he knew what Tink was saying, but that could also symbolize that Tinkerbell had raised him.
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In the original book by J. M. Barry, Tinkerbell found Peter, who was a real “lost boy”, took him back to Neverland and raised him. As a de facto mother, of course he would be able to understand her!
Thank you!! I was wondering if he even found this out!!
Yep, you are correct. It's just like any language - and in the book, the Darling children did learn to understand some of her words.
Plus he does have pointed ears so he could just be a changling.
I'm sorry but that's adorable
I think I remember someone saying that Peter was part fairy. I can't for the life of me remember where. Peter being a changling would also make sense as a changling is a type of Fae.
“Hi it’s Duolingo, looks like you missed your fairy speaking lessons. You know what happens now.”
You will not see your family for the next 10 years
NOOOOOOOO
Duo: Now beg for your life in Fairy
@@sweetsugarhoneycandy5458 *insert shaking and ringing and dinging*
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So kind of like Groot's language.
People gradually become able to understand it, but can't speak it.
That's a good way of thinking about it! There's this series I loved called Peter and the Starcatchers and Tinkerbell was a bird and was reborn using starstuff (which is Pixie dust in the books). and could only be understood by her creator and Peter, and very few species of animals (including birds). But over time some of the lost boys could begin to understand her from being around her for so long.
Or Coco from Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
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Wait, hold up... Coco speaks a different language?
@@salkjdfhalsdgfkauhg Well yeah. All she says is "Coco" yet somehow she can be understood by the other characters. Kinda like Groot can only say "I am Groot" for the most part, but Rocket perfectly understands him.
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Call me crazy, but I only heard fluid dialogue from her. :p
but what if each type of fairy sounds different to humans like tinkers sound like bells, water sounds like a river, plant sounds like rustling leaves, wind sounds like howling wind, etc.
nica lampe that would make sense since they would need some sort of disguise to not be found out
That's a cool idea! However, in the Tinker Bell movies (mostly the Pirate Fairy), Tink and her friends all sound like different bells to humans. I like how no two fairies have the same bell jingling sound when they speak. Still, it would be interesting for different types of fairies to sound like their talent :)
Sorry, I recently went on a Tinker Bell movie marathon haha
yeah that would've been nicer because lots of fairy jiggling bells when combined would probably be loud and then people would notice some ringing bells. so with the purpose of being invisible or not caught by humans, nature sounds would make sense.
This really would have been a cool idea!
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If we look at the book, Peter was brought to Neverland as a very young child, or even a baby (it's been a while since I last read the book), but he was raised by the fairies and that could be the reason why he understands them is because he was raised by them
Do you remember the name of the book?
@@aileen_7292 the book is called 'Peter Pan' by JM Barrie, although it is also known as Peter Pan and Wendy. One of the first Peter Pan stories is called the Little White Bird, but I never read that one.
@@aileen_7292 actually The Little White Bird introduced the character of Peter Pan, but he wasn't the central focus of that novel, only just a few chapters of it
I guess Tinkerbel’s jingling did count as a language anyway. At least from Peter’s point of view. So, I will take your word for it.
I feel like it has to do with how much people believe or some thing
That makes sense!
@Dragon kat Ooo Yeah true. Mabye only magical people. Cause Peter pan has some magic and he is the only person I can remember that can hear he that is not a fariy. Right? Correct me I Im wrong please.
@Dragon kat wow I don't remember that part well then I just don know thanks for telling me that though
The Darling kids believed and never understood , as well a lizzie. Petter on the other hand was raised by Tink when she found him as a lost child ( in the original story) so he grew up (almost) hearing it, and as there are many humans he probably learned english as well
same! like, maybe wendy believed not fully so she could only see and hear the lost boys, hook, and of course peter
Captain Hook looks like a pretty cool guy before his hair and mustache grew and he lost his hand
I think he looks better baggy eyed and insane. Haha
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I always ask myself that question. Now thanks to this video, I don't have to.
I always thought Pan was a fae as well; just a different type of fae. There's a myriad of different fae, fairy, pixie, etc and what they usually share in common that makes them fae is their particular, if not whimsical types of magic. Their appearances can even vary greatly from homely looking brownies to angelic like fairy; even goblins are theorized to be a type of "fae." As "fae" was often like the European equivalent to the Japanese Yokai. A Yokai isn't a monster, it isn't a demon, or a beast, a Yokai is simply a Yokai. That is what they are and that's much like how Fae are in European mythology. Fae are Fae, not demons, spirits, or monsters, they're their own category. So, I honestly believe Pan is a type of Fae and considering the longevity of those who go to "Neverland" I feel like Neverland is actually a unique form of Fairy Mound. Like Pan's own personal pocket dimension styled like his native home in the fairy mounds.
In fact, if Pan was a human turned Fae, he might even be a Changling. It's thought that if there is something wrong with a fae baby, they will take a human child and leave their child with the human who's child they took. That child will then take on fae aspects after living among fairy for so long whereas the fae child will take on more human aspects for the same reasons.Pan being a changling would explain a lot, actually. Why he feels a need to "save" human boys who's parents abuse them/doesn't love them/doesn't appreciate them. Like how the fae have no qualms with giving their "damaged goods" to new parents for their "healthier" child. Fae rarely respect humans that aren't raised by them directly, or who haven't done something to earn that respect, so many view the parent as someone who could be abusive anyway and feel like they're liberating the child to a better life. If Pan is a changling and basically being half human half fae, that may be why he restricts himself to only children who are clearly unhappy and "abused." And also why he feels so justified in taking them away.
That is a pretty good theory
I think I may have an idea as to a possible type of Fae for Peter to be...
"At first Mrs. Darling did not know, but after thinking back into her childhood she just remembered a Peter Pan who was said to live with the fairies. There were odd stories about him; as that when children died he went part of the way with them, so that they should not be frightened.” - Peter Pan by James M. Barrie
Peter Pan: child psychopomp, a conductor of young souls to the afterworld.
@@cheflaurel7453 That's very possible. Though, considering the "lost boys" stay with him for who knows how long, and the fact that Wendy and crew actually went back, idk if he is a Shepard of dead children. I've heard the theory before, but considering it seems you can go back and forth to and from neverland, the fairy mound idea seems more likely, imo.
@@RikkuTakanashi True, that part could be just an "odd story".
There is also a film called Pan, covering the origin of Peter. In this film, Peter is a half-fairy.
Obviously power of listening with the heart like in Pocahontas :3
Ellie F best answer 😭😂
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Here is a joke
Why does Peter pan never fight?
Because his hits NEVERLAND
Hahahhahaha
I don’t get it...
Loria Lor Lorian His punches Neverland. They never hit the target.
. . .Quit it. . . -facepalm-
Loria Lor Lorian oml
Ah I love this joke, It *never gets old*
I have always wondered about Peter's ear's and how in some Disney-products he is referred as fairy boy at least in finnish.
Well, in J.M. Barrie's original book, he was put in Kensington gardens as a baby. Fairies came one night, "adopted" him, and took him to Neverland. Also, in the book, Peter trims (slices parts of them off) the lost boys so they can fit in Hangman's Tree. It's possible that he wanted to fit in with the fairies, so he cut his ears in that specific way.
I always wonder that
Please do a trolls theory why was Bridget the only Bergan that could sing
u r soooooooo right.
Oooh good one, your a genius!
Maybe because she was the most open to change? She was the one to befriend the Trolls and find joy on her own before everyone else! (Well, unless you count their excitement for Trollstice)
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Imma throw a theory just for fun, Peter's laugh was the one that gave life to tinkerbell.
Possibly. I'm not sure if it's the case in the original story of Peter Pan, or in Disney's version. But in the first Tinker Bell movie, the laugh that gave life to Tinker Bell and her twin, Periwinkle was a girl. They did state that Tinker Bell WOULD later meet Peter after the last movie, but it never came out of production.
that would be so cool
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As described in the novel Peter ran away from home when he was a baby with the fairies in kensington garden. So the fairies litreally raised him. that is a great explanation to why he understand them better then most. He spent most his life with tink.
I thought Peter could understand fairy’s because he grew up spending pretty much all his time with tinker bell
Sucks that thy cancelled the next tinkerbell sequals...
I know! We never got a Silvermist movie. Her being a water fairy really sets us up well for the usual wide-scale devastation plot.
@@njnjhjh8918 How so?
@@Layla-tg2qe It could be a water health issue or desertification. Or the source in the mountains is cut off or diverted, water is important for living things.
@@njnjhjh8918 Ah, I see now. Very good point.
@@njnjhjh8918 their making a movie abt silvermist?
Love the video! As a kid who was obsessed with Tinker Bell, I thank you for explaining how this all works.
Same lol
Peter Pans ears might just be a special "Mutation" or "defect" that he has. I knew someone who had elf shaped ears before, so it isn't impossible that Peter could just be human.
I think that your friend might have elf shaped ears but I doubt they are other then human. So comparing a actual person to peter isn't the best comparison but yeah I get he might not be fully human since he is in a fictional world.
lol I actually have elf shaped ears and they are the bane of my life 😂 I think they deformed when I was a baby and now there pointy. Maybe I’m secretly a fairy 😌?
@@Rebecca-qf1ed Jesus Christ I completely forgot I ever made this comment, but honestly I find little quirks like that fun and adorable! If you have elf ears, rock them like the absolute magical human being you are, no need for them to be the “bane of your life”.
Tinker Bell cussing out Elizabeth’s dad is one of my favorite parts of all the movies.
I always thought that in the pirate fairy Hook never actually understood Zarina. Rather, just gave out his own orders that just so happened to match with hers.
Then how did he understand the recipe for pixie dust? Or when they were alone in the cabin?
In the Once Upon a Time series it says only children who feel lost can hear Peter Pan’s pipe flute. I am not sure if this is that important but does that have something to do with Tink? Can only some people hear her. Comment what you think
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D-does no one know that Peter is part fairy?! That is the explanation I was given for his pointed ears and his ability to understand the other fairies.
How interesting. I never saw fairies as speaking another language; simply they were so small, their voices sounded high pitched like mellifluous jingling. They're supposedly so small, they could only have one emotion at a time. It would make sense they can only produce so much audible vocal sounds.
Captain Hook does have exceptional hearing however. In the Pirate Fairy, he is able to hear Oppenheimer's clock from another room. Even hear it once it's inside the crocodile. So perhaps, Captain Hook has exceptional hearing. He did repeat Zarina's orders right away and Perhaps he's not deciphering another language entirely. He's just able to hear it better than anyone else. Naturally one doesn't notice a faint sound right away unless it's persistant or it's pointed out by another.
Which leads to the Lost Boys and Peter Pan. Maybe after so much time with Tinkerbell, they were able to hear Tinkerbell's voice and not jingles. Her words are just hard to make out.
That's what I thought
Okay but think about this: Captain Hook USED to be Peter Pan, that’s the true story, boy goes to neverland, kills Captain Hook, gets bored, becomes Captain Hook
So tinker bell is the bell from polar Express but glowing.
How do you edit movie clips together? What editing software do you use for it? Do you have to download the footage onto a device? Sorry, so many questions.
It's because Tinkerbell raised him *shrugs*
I always thought that Peter was half elf half human or something, and that what helped him understand fairy 👀
Don't forget Peter is like the life blood of Never-land like Flash is to the Speed Force.
Speaking of the Tinkerbell movies can you do a video on Queen Clarion and Lord Milori's last relationship, I always thought that was the most interesting part of the Secret of the Wings
I like how in the movie Pan (2015) they made Peter Pan half fairy and half human. It would definitely explain the pointed ears in the Disney films.
Captain Hook can also understand fairies as explained in "The Pirate Fairy".
are those movies even canon?
@@eeveefennecfox yes
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The map has a spot called Cannibal Cove?! I had to rewind back to 6:49 because I thought I imagined it! Who the heck put that in a Disney movie for kids?!
Scary things happen & are mentioned in all fairy tales. It was probably called that by the Pirates to be scary to others? Pinnochio has a child slavery ring. The bad guys entice kids to run away from home & drink & smoke & eat junk food. Then the kids are magically turned into donkeys & sold as slaves.
I understand her.. when I was 7 years old..
Somehow....
Can you make a video about why she left pixie hollow please
She left because in the movie Pan, Captain hook was destroying pixie hollow and hurting her friends which was super sad.
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How peter pan and captain hook can understand fairy language?
Can you do a video o n the lifespan of a fairy? I've always wondered that when I was younger.
From what my 10 year old self recalls, they're pretty much immortal and can only die if someone says "I don't believe in fairies," or in some sort of fight.
That's what I thought too, but at the end of The Never Beast, they said that they would never see him again after his 1,000 year sleep
@@amandahealey2216 maybe it's because a fairy realistically can't live that long due to humans saying "I don't believe in fairies" or getting eaten by a hawk or something. I think that would especially be true for Fawn, since she's an animal fairy.
I've always believed that they're like nymphs from Greek mythology. They are eternally youthful and never grow any older, but the destruction of the thing that created them can destroy them. For the nymphs, they die if their life force giving tree/river/mountain is destroyed. For the fairies, the outright lack of belief in a nearby human is what can cause their demise. I believe they are also comparable to nymphs in the way that, although both can technically live forever, its rare for them to actually succeed due to the fact that they can die of injury and illness as normal humans can. The chances of a fairy living past 1,000 years would likely be very low and, based on how short the species has been known to be around, it is possible that the fairies are maybe even unaware of their immortality.
I'll tell you something sad
Tinker bell has been on peters side for many years..
And peter?
He chose Wendy
Cwt_ kOoK Tinkerbell is not entitled to Peter just because she’s been on his side. He’s a person with free will.
@@cthonisprincess4011 i just found this in twitter😅
Cwt_ kOoK 😂 I know, it just bugs me when people say that quote because it’s not like Tinkerbell owns Peter or anything.
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Terrence x Tinkerbell is better
I love Peter Pan's Flight at Magic Kingdom, it's a nice magical experience
Yes! It was my favorite when I went! 😆
I think that the reason that Peter pan could understand her is because he half fairy like be dont need fairy dust to fly.
As someone who is unable to speak and relies heavily on sign language, communicating with others who have little to no experience with sign language is not an easy task, however, much like Tinker Bell, it's fairly obvious that anything can be accomplished with patience and persistence.
I literally just finished watching Peter Pan this morning. It’s my favorite classic Disney movie ever!
Edit: I’m also writing a play where two teenagers are in a car wreck and wake up as Peter and Wendy.
I watched it last night! And hey that sounds like SUCH a cool story! I would love to read it xD
Lost Girl thanks!
I wish i can communicate with Tinker bell and her friends. Why is reality so sad.
Same, you just read my mind
I know this is really late, but I just watched the great fairy rescue, and noticed that by the end of the movie, Lizzy, tho not a master at it, has definitely gotten better at understanding Tinkerbell.
I always thought Peter pan was some kind of Elf.
7:20 Believeable is you saw the RECENT live action Peter Pan prequel where he and Hook...MEET AS FRIENDS. TO BAD THEY WON'T BE DOING A SEQUEL ABOUT HOW THAT RELATIONSHIP FALLS APART!
I KNOW RIGHT?!
I LOVED THAT FILM
IKR?
The movie bombed.
:(
Maybe peter pan is related to link from legend of Zelda. LOL. Just kidding.
Who can under stand tinker bell you say?i know I can’t
Can you make a video about where is Neverland
Can you make a video about what is the difference between fairy dust and pixie dust
Peter grew up with Tink in Neverland. It stands to reason he learned the language. In fact, wasn't there an idea floating around that Peter was the first Lost Boy? One that Tink found as a baby?
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Tell me that why Dumbo has stitches in Tim Burton style.
Dumbo trilogy if you’re talking about the live action version, it was directed by Tim Burton
My theory, (which I got from someone else) was that, when a baby laughs, their laugh goes to Neverland, right? But sometimes, the fairy doesn't make it, because they get caught in a fire, or other unforseen circumstances. So, when the fairy doesn't come alive, the fairy language stays with the laugher, so the laugher understands fairies. So, Peter's fairy never made it to Neverland, and Neither did Hook's.
can't Disney just make a movie about how Peter pan and tinker bell met and finally getting along ? it is way better than those tinker bell movie
I always felt it was similar to how the fairies spoke in the movie Epic, because they were so small, human sized people couldn't understand them. So I never felt like the fairies in Tinker Bell were speaking in bell sounds which only they can interpret but in a normal language that just sounded like bells to humans. Eventually Peter could hear past the bells sounds to decipher what was really being said.
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Hey Isaac, can you do a video on all the properties of pixie dust? That would be so cool!
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I always loved loved loved Tinker Bell. I used to think I was a fairy expert X3
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Thank you for finally exploring this topic! This is something that I have wondered about for quite some time!
Peter is a half fairy remember!!!
But if you watch Jake and the Neverland pirates, the fairies were able to communicate clearly through English with the pirate crew ✨
I think that's just for the kids watching.
He’s the fairy prince. In the live action movie, his mom was the fairy queen. She had a necklace with an amulet that let fairies be humans forever and not die. Unless the necklace is off. A fairy can be human for 1 day. BUT dies if it’s not a fairy in the hours. Peter’s mom gave him her necklace. So she sacrificed herself for Peter’s safety.
I looked up an anime fairy tale and found this????? WHY
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Huh, and here I thought the Fey speak in an ancient tounge. But I guess it would make sense it would be bell sounds.
I really miss the Disney fairies, I am so sad there will be no more movies with them.😓😭
Wait, WHAT!? Man, that's a bummer
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Who do you think can understand Tink?
Me : Peter....Peter Pan....
He Is Tinkerbell's Best Friend, From The Very Start....
Even Before Wendy Came In...
& On The Top Of It Peter & Tinkerbell Shares A Very Special Bond (A Bond Of True Friendship) Which None Could Resist...
No Matter What Everyone Says About Tink Being Jelous Because Of Wendy....
But TheTruth Is Tinkerbell Just Doesn't Want To Lose Her Best Friend (Peter).....
(Don't Hate Me.... I Just Spoke My Words Out)
I've always felt so frustrated that I couldn't understand Tink.
Hello!
I always thought it was because of a few reasons
1) He was raised by her since he was a baby so of course he would learn to understand her.
2) He is not entirely Human anymore after spending so much time using fairy magic and living in Neverland
3) He has a link to Neverland itself that seems to be stronger then even the fairy’s themselves
Cool video
Who can understand tinker bell?
Other fairies.
I think Peter Pan was a fairy who wanted to be a human to help those who would become the lost boys. If he left neverland for too long then he would grow up, so he stayed . Peter can understand tink because he was a fairy at one time but he could never go back to pixie hollow which was why we never saw him in the fairy movies. This could also explain why he could fly . The lost boys can because she has learned how to mime and she has been around them long enough to be able to communicate. This may be out side of different time lines (like the reason why hook could understand that pirate fairy) and other story arcs but This seems like an interesting idea.
Dang this is a quite good theory, but sadly peter pan is just a lost human who got raise in the neverland before any of the others. I personnaly believe that his ears are either the result of his prolonged time in fairy powder, his years spent in the neverland, orrrr simply because the makers of the movie said "pointy ears sells good.".
I always thought that it was because Peter Pan because he was an elf
He’s not an elf, though
The idea that an animal talent fairy might be able to directly communicate with humans is interesting. However, there is a more direct communication pathway in the Disney "Fairy Dust Quest" book trilogy- Prilla (the only mainland/clapping talent fairy) CAN DIRECTLY communicate with humans when she is using her powers as seen by the fact that a lot of the children begin to clap for Neverland when she asks them to do so.
Great now I can’t stop thinking of Captain Hook as ash from Pokémon
Chocolet Entropy haha that’s right!😂
I would like to see a video on how Peter or the other lost boys or Indian tribe ended up in Neverland
But what I want to know is why the fairies are on earth and when/why do they go to neverland? The movies never explore when Tinker Bell meets Peter pan.
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Well I will say this for Peter understanding Tinkerbell it is put in the book and several of the movies that Peter ran away when he was just a couple of months old and that Tinkerbell found him. So being his only source of learning and speech that could be in your answer.
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Did stitch run to random planet or did Jumba already Know about earth. Many of his Expirements look like earth creatures . Gigi Slugger Honkahonka Bugby.
And Rufus. He can stand sun light work on technology and talk . Sounds like stitch was covering for him but Rufus was in Rvertin before the expirements even landed we even see him as a baby. And in Lilo&stitch the series also see 607 expirement pod. But could Jumba have given some Genetic designs.. in short origin og stitch we see he got his genetic materials from all over the Galaxy. But could earth have been one source. Jumba even seems to understand earth better then pleaklyy
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Tinkerbell and Peter Pan both have the same ear shape. Does that mean something?
In multiple tellings of Peter pan it's said tink found and raised Peter, but in the new pan movie it says he's half fairy half human.
That movie sucked. Don't put stock in it.
I have a theory. Hook, or rather, James Hook understood Zarina and Tinkerbell talking due to a made animal talent pixie dust. I recall Zarina throwing her alchemy pixie dust elements to Tink & her friends and all of their talents got switched at the waterfall when they tried to talk it out with Zarina. Technically, humans are the highest form of "animals" as science puts it. Thus, I think Zarina sprinkled it over Hook first. It just could be possible that Tinkerbell's connection with Zarina may have given them an opportunity from animal talent pixie dust to be able to understand Hook and Peter. Tink might have sought help from Zarina first when she, in early time has then just met Peter - lost her magical hammer - explained by a video made by the channel TheThings with the book "The trouble with Tink". Furthermore, given that Lizzy and the lost boys could understand through hand signals or symbols and things, I think spending time is something that goes along with the animal talent pixie dust only for Peter Pan, and in the past, for Hook just to comprehend each other. So far, just their time together seems a little more curious than just long time bonding.
This is such a good theory!!
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How did toothless loose his tail because when hiccup shot him he had a tail
When Hiccup shot him he lost his tail.
In the original book, Tinkerbell found him and raised him and he was the first Lost Boy. Also the cartoon version of him, he has pointy ears like the fairies so I always thought that he was part fairy and that's how he knew what Tink was saying, but that could also symbolize that Tinkerbell had raised him.
While I was watching this, I remembered the Fox version, Tinkerbell can talk like everyone else.
He's half fairy coff coff
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