Character Relationships in Tooth

Tooth (played by Yasmin Paige) is a protagonist in Tooth. A young and feisty Tooth Fairy who serves as the protagonist. After Fairytopia loses its magic, she embarks on a high-stakes quest to find the legendary Mrs. C and stop Plug from ruining the world's holidays. Plug (played by Harry Enfield) is a protagonist in Tooth. The evil fairy hunter and main antagonist who leads a posse to capture fairies and threaten to ruin Christmas, Easter, and other major holidays. Pedro (played by Stephen Fry) appears in Tooth. An incognito fairy living among humans who likely serves as a guide or mentor figure to Tooth during her journey in the human world. The Extractor (played by Vinnie Jones) appears in Tooth. A menacing member of Plug's posse who helps track down fairies and actively hinders Tooth's mission. Mom (played by Sally Phillips) appears in Tooth. The human mother of Tolly and Tom who provides a safe base and supports the children's involvement in the fairy quest. Dad (played by Tim Dutton) appears in Tooth. The human father of Tolly and Tom who assists in safeguarding the family and cooperating with the fairies. Tolly (played by Maisie Preston) appears in Tooth. One of the two human children who partners with Tooth to uncover the truth about Mrs. C and restore magic to Fairytopia. Tom (played by Rory Copus) appears in Tooth. The second human child who joins Tooth's journey, providing human perspective and assistance in the magical adventure.

Character Relationship Map: Tooth

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Tooth (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Key Relationships

Story Analysis

A young Tooth Fairy must restore lost magic and save the holidays by teaming up with human children and incognito fairies against a ruthless hunter.

Plot Progression

  1. The Fading of Fairytopia
  2. Allies in the Human World
  3. The Hunter's Pursuit
  4. Race Against the Holidays

Directed by Edouard Nammour

Tooth (2004) · 4.1/10 · comedy, family, fantasy