The 1953 animated version of Tinker Bell never actually used a wand. In the picture and the official Disney Character Archives, she is referred to as a pixie.

The post was one of several viral discussions of threads about perceived changes to reality on social media. a b Shaffer, Joshua C (July 17, 2017). Discovering the Magic Kingdom: An Unofficial Disneyland Vacation Guide – Second Edition. Synergy Book Publishing. p.430. ISBN 978-0-9991664-0-6.This one is tough. There’s a bunch of tinker bell intros. But none of her tapping the wand. Maybe our brains took the Disney channel ones where they tap the wand a couple times and mixed it in with the tinker bell intros.” Other Mass Memory Discrepancies, or ‘Mandela Effects’ In the first draft of the play, she is called Tippy-toe, but became Tinker Bell in the later drafts and final version. [3] On stage [ edit ] As the article noted, discourse about whether or not Tinkerbell “dotted the i” often involved links to YouTube clips spanning decades, all including the Tinkerbell character and the Disney logo. However, none seemed to match the description of Tinkerbell dotting the “i” specifically. Double Mandela Effect: Tinkerbell /Tinker Bell Tinkerbell is now Tinker Bell. The other Mandela Effect about her is that she is missing in a couple Disney Intros. One Intro is where she writes “Walt Disney” with her wand (which history now never records her ever doing) The second intro is where she would fly in and tap the Disney Castle with her wand (in the picture below) but history never records her doing that either.

In Peter Pan Live!, a TV production of the musical broadcast by NBC in 2014, a computer-generated version of Tinker Bell was used, controlled live by a technician. On the first of those three posts, one commenter describes their decades-old memories of Tinkerbell “dotting the i” in Disney: As of September 1 2020, more than a hundred thousand readers had shared the post; many commented to say they remembered the same introduction, in which Tinkerbell dots the “i” in “Disney” with her wand, or taps it repeatedly to get it to work. Often, commenters expressed discomfort or difficulty with the concept that the Tinkerbell intro had never existed. Tinker Bell as depicted in Disney media; the character has become one of the company's most important icons since her debutWhen the Disney Princess franchise was created in the early 2000s Tinker Bell was also part of the original line-up, but she was soon removed along with Esmeralda as it was decided that they didn't suit in the brand. [13] [14] Leading to the creation of the Disney Fairies was created in 2006, and build around Tinker bell expands substantially upon the limited information the author gave about the fairies and their home of Never Land. A February 2017 entry on alternatememories.com aimed to streamline the purported discrepancy, placing the widely-remembered logo in the 1990s: