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The first female Smurf, Smurfette is smart and capable, a girl that viewers are certain to look up to. She’s curious, brave, and enterprising, always ready to take part in new adventures. She's got a great sense of humor and a knack for the witty comeback. At the same time, she's a sensitive soul with a kind heart and an endless capacity for empath...
Smurfette's role in the village is that of any other Smurf; chores, and helping out where she can, but for her specifically, she is often seen to be very active in organizing events and other spectacles (such as organizing and planning Laconia's entire wedding) and is usually one of the first to volunteer to take on risky, adventurous tasks/expedit...
Comic Book/2021 TV Series Version
In the original comic book of her origin story, Smurfette was created by Gargamel to have her to unintentionally cause the Smurfs to fight among themselves due to her attractive presence. He released Smurfette into the forest, where she was found by a Smurf and taken to the village. Smurfette started out as a talkative, overly friendly and slightly bossy Smurf the moment she arrived --- much to the annoyance of the other Smurfs. In an attempt to get her to leave them alone, they played a pran...
1981 TV Series Version
In the 1981 TV adaptation of the comic book story, Gargamel created her to infiltrate the Smurf Village and create discord among the other Smurfs so they would destroy themselves. He released Smurfette into the forest, where she was found by Heftyand taken to the village. On order from Gargamel, Smurfette began as a troublemaker the moment she arrived, provoking and/or causing many problems within the village. Most of these events were orchestrated, as she used a makeup compact kit that was i...
Comic Book/2021 TV Series Version
Smurfette is smart, capable, and energetic with a 'can-do-attitude'. She loves herself and (most) everyone around her, leading her to be involved in almost everything that goes on. As observed on numerous occasions, Smurfette is clearly curious, brave, enterprising, and often will be the voice of reason in most situations; due to this, when put into a position of leadership, she thrives. She is driven by the passion she has for her interests, the love she has for those around her, and her unw...
Former Comic Book Interpretations
In Smurfette's previous appearances before Thierry's takeover of the comic book series, Smurfette's personality there differs a lot from her current portrayal that followed:
1981 TV Series Version
This version of Smurfette is a precursor on what would become her post-Peyo characterization in the comic books and later entries of the franchise, such as the introduction to her passionate interest in fashion and beauty (something she often discusses with Vanity Smurf, whom can be surely considered her best friend), and her portrayal as a strong female heroine figure --- such as showing that she hates when people try to step in or act over-protective when she's trying to defend herself, as...
Papa Smurf
Smurfette is closest to Papa Smurf, who she greatly admires and assists whenever she can. Papa Smurf was responsible for transforming Smurfette from a creation of Gargamel into a real Smurf. Smurfette is often Papa Smurf's sidekick when fighting or competing with someone, usually Willow, in episodes such as "Smurfy Magic Duel" and "The Sarsaparillo Run". In both "The Finance Smurf" and "Doctor Smurf", Smurfette acts as Papa Smurf's nurse while he falls ill. In "Ogre Love", he is shown to be v...
Gargamel
Gargamel was accountable for the creation of Smurfette, who was changed into a real Smurf by Papa Smurf. Currently, Smurfette hates Gargamel and vice versa. The wizard often captures Smurfette alongside other Smurfs before they are saved. Due to his hatred of Smurfette, Gargamel has consistently tried to turn her back into her original evil self, as seen in "Smurfette Unmade" and The Smurfs 2. However, the power of her heart and resistance has thwarted Gargamel's plans each time.
Hefty Smurf
Hefty has a secret, yet obvious crush on Smurfette. In the 1981 TV series episode "The Smurfette", he is shown to have been the first Smurf to meet her after she was created by Gargamel. Much like the other Smurfs, Hefty is shown to have a romantic interest in Smurfette as he is usually seen vying for her attention with the other Smurfs whenever dances or the chance to marry her come up. Though Smurfette doesn't display specific interest in any Smurf in particular in the 80s series, she did s...
The Smurfs In the 2011 Smurfs movie, Smurfette is one of the few Smurfs that travel through time to modern-day New York City through the portal that opened during the blue moon in the Smurf Forest. Her origin in the movie is based on the cartoon show version of "The Smurfette" in her explanation to Grace Winslow. The movie makes a notable change in...
In the game, she is one of the two Smurfs that the player can choose to control. (The other one is "Inquisitive Smurf".) There is no difference between them as far as skills go.
She is one of the Smurfs that can be unlocked in the beginning of the game which the player can unlock her in level 2. She has a flower shop for the player to craft items.
In the Smurfs' Village game, she has owned a house which costs 30 smurfberries in the mainland. Once the players bought it, she would appear and gives XP to players. Her hut is available in mountain, Planet Swoof, the island region with 35, 30 and 30 smurfberries respectively. Her outfit can also be changed into prehistoric style and Egyptian style in island and Planet Swoof respectively by purchasing additional items.
As stated in "Kow-Tow, We Won't Bow", Smurfette is a rightfully self-proclaimed flower expert. With how much she's studied them in her own garden and on her strolls through the forest, she could te...As discussed in Smurfs: The Lost Village, Smurfette can harness and release energy due to the fact that she, herself, is made of magical components. Due to this, she is also unsusceptible to magica...In most media where Smurfette is seen from behind, she noticeably doesn't have a tail appear from outside her dress, which seems to be emphasizing her origin as a Smurf created by Gargamel, though...She is one of the most recognizable Smurf characters, along with Papa Smurf and select others.Smurfette ( French: La Schtroumpfette) is one of the protagonists from the comic strip The Smurfs. Smurfette was created by the evil wizard Gargamel, the Smurfs' archenemy, in order to spy on them and sow jealousy. However, she decides that she wants to be a real Smurf and Papa Smurf casts a spell that changes her hair from black to blonde as a ...
- Spirou magazine, 1966
- Smurf, Naughty (originally)
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The Smurfette: Directed by George Gordon, Bob Hathcock, Carl Urbano, Rudy Zamora, Ray Patterson. With Don Messick, Frank Welker, Lucille Bliss, Danny Goldman.
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- Animation, Adventure, Comedy
- George Gordon, Bob Hathcock, Carl Urbano
- 1981-11-21
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