Fairies belong to different types, according to lore. This quiz will match you with your ideal fairy talent! Accurate results, inspired by Pixie Hollow.

Animal-talent fairies are Never Fairies who interact, care for, and raise animals to be sent off to the Mainland. Animal-talent fairies have the unique ability to speak with any animal in its native tongue, whether it be raccoon, bird, tree frog, or squirrel. They are extremely sensitive and can "read" an animal's thoughts or emotions. They know when an animal is frightened or sick and can tend to its needs to help it feel better. Like the animals they work with, animal-talent fairies have a…

Trindle can never decide what to wear. So everyday she puts on anything in her closet that she can get her hands on. Until one day she hears that Tinker Bell can fix fairies. So she flies to Tink's workshop and asks for help. Tinker Bell creates a color wheel for Trindle. This is how the color wheel works, you spin the arrow on the wheel and whichever color it lands on is the color clothing the Trindle would wear for the day.

Are you curious like a tinker? Or delicate like a garden fairy? Maybe stubborn like a fast flying fairy? You're about to find out!

Nyx is a scouting-talent fairy who appears as the main antagonist in Tinker Bell and the Legend of the Neverbeast. She is not 'evil', per se, but is the antagonist primarily due to her seeing Gruff as a threat and thus being willing to hurt him to protect the fairies. Nyx's main group includes...

Fawn is an animal-talent fairy. She is one of Tinker Bell’s primary friends in the movies (and star of the final film in the franchise). She is fluent in almost all animal languages and is considered one of the best of her talent. Fawn serves as the secondary deuteragonist of the first four films. In Tinker Bell Fawn is first seen at the arrival of Tinker Bell, where the places the egg charm if Animal would have been her talent. Fawn, along with the others, tried to help Tink change her…