Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast

Fawn’s love of animals draws her toward an enormous creature whose purpose is unclear. The scout fairies fear it could endanger their home and want to capture it. Fawn has to persuade her friends to help while trying to understand the animal herself.

This feature gives Fawn a central role, so do not expect Tinker Bell to lead every part of the adventure. The disagreement about the creature puts Fawn’s instincts against the scouts’ responsibility to protect Pixie Hollow.

Watch it sixth, after The Pirate Fairy. Disney’s U.S. listing dates the release to 2015, while some regional catalogs use 2014. Those years refer to the same film, not two separate NeverBeast adventures.