Disney Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure Manual
(
Nintendo DS
™)
5
(like Outfits and Furniture). The
Outfit list contains the articles of clothing
you have made. The Furniture list details the furniture you have.
Tutorials -
If you aren't sure how to do something, take a tutorial and learn
the tricks of the trade.
System -
Mostly you will visit here to save your progress. Just tap Save to
do so. You can also return to the Title Screen from here.
To-Do List
The Minister of Autumn has plenty for you to do, as do many of your fairy friends. Your
To Do List helps you remember what you shouldn't have forgotten!
Outfits
Once you have created a few separates (see “Creating Outfits” below), you can mix and
match them to create your own unique style. Use the
stylus
on the
Touch Screen
to
select your pieces and admire the look on the Top Screen.
You can also choose accessories for your hair and you can try on a new pair of shoes.
Story Mode
In Story mode, you can relive the adventure of Disney's hit movie
Tinker Bell and the
Lost Treasure.
The highlights are all here, and best of all you get to experience the thrill
right at Tinker Bell's side.
Choose Story from the Main Menu to begin the adventure.
Much of Tinker Bell's adventure takes place beyond Pixie Hollow. But plenty happens in
that familiar magical place. For details about gathering materials and building objects
and preparing for Autumn,
Pixie Hollow style, read about it in Fairy Mode, below.
Otherwise, tap Story, and let Tinker Bell's adventure begin!
Famous Fairies
Tinker Bell
– Tinker Fairy
Feisty, rebellious, impatient, impulsive, determined, and temperamental... yet still
charming and lovable. Her talent for tinkering has earned her the coveted duty of
creating a new fall scepter to hold a beautiful moonstone, the key to renewing the Pixie
Dust tree.
Blaze
– Firefly
This young firefly is mischievous, inventive, and enthusiastic. Though he is tiny, his
bravery knows no bounds. Blaze buzzes around with puppy-like enthusiasm, always
ready to help his friend Tink.
