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For other uses, see Smurfette (disambiguation)

Smurfette (original French name Schtroumpfette) is one of the main characters of the Smurfs comic books, the 1980s Smurfs cartoon show, and the 2021 Smurfs cartoon show.

Character

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 empathy. She can spend hours in philosophical discussion with Clumsy.

Originally, Smurfette was crafted by Gargamel as a plan to destroy the Smurfs just by being a girl. Then, Papa Smurf worked his magic and turned Smurfette into a lovely, loving Smurf and an important member of the clan. Though Smurfette fits in perfectly with the others, she's not afraid to use her long lashes when they can to work in her favor - all the while remaining a strong character, never a cliché.

Role in the Village

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/expeditions. Though Grouchy Smurf or Papa Smurf are seen doing this most, she will also occasionally look after Baby Smurf.

In the 2021 CGI TV series as well as later presentations after Smurfs: The Lost Village, Smurfette has a more active role in the village as being the action girl, teaching her fellow Smurfs the art of Smurf-Fu, as well as doing several chores for the Smurfs.

Origins

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 prank to make her think she has become overweight. Depressed by this situation, she is assisted by Papa Smurf: who decides to perform a makeover for her by operating plastic smurfery on her for days and nights so that the Smurfs would stop teasing her.

When she returned, she was introduced as the Smurfette everyone knows; sporting blonde hair, heels, and a frilly dress - causing the Smurfs to fall in love with her as they try to seduce her through different means, though Papa Smurf did not realize that he was making Gargamel's plans successful on making the Smurfs' lives miserable.

It wasn't until she nearly flooded the village when Smurfette forces Poet to open the dam that she was put on trial for being a creation of Gargamel's. At this point, most of the Smurfs supported Smurfette's innocence. Jokey Smurf (who is Smurfette's attorney) reminds them that she has been able to seduce the Smurfs because of Papa Smurf, who made her attractive. Smurfette is eventually declared not guilty.

Eventually, however, she grew tired of the Smurfs fighting each other for her anymore, so she leaves the village temporarily in order for the fighting to cease, leaving a message saying that she will be back one day. Her absence in the village would last until her returning appearance in a one-page gag featured in the "Smurf Soup" album as a regular character onwards.

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 Hefty Smurf and 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 in actuality a transponder. Smurfette used the makeup mirror to call Gargamel from inside her mushroom house, and he would instruct what kind of problem to cause in Smurf Village.

It wasn't until she nearly flooded the village that she was put on trial for her misdeeds. At this point, the pressure and guilt got to her, and she began to have second thoughts. She admitted having been working for Gargamel, but repented and pleaded that she didn't want to be evil, so Papa Smurf agreed to transform her into a real Smurf with the True Blue Spell from one of his spell books.

When she returned, she was introduced as the Smurfette everyone knows, sporting blonde hair, heels, and a frilly dress. Though she wants to be a good person and fit in with the rest of the people in Smurf Village, she doesn't quite know how to adjust and be seen as normal; this is made worse when she receives a final call from Gargamel on her compact, who uses the fact that she was (at this point in time, literally) 'born yesterday' to set up a trap for the Smurfs. Telling her he wants to give a gift to the Smurfs (knowing she clearly wants to be accepted by the others) he instructs Smurfette to tell all of the Smurfs she has a surprise for them by the Great Oak, and traps all of the Smurfs in a wooden box just before Smurfette arrives. When she does, she immediately realizes the mistake she's made, and promptly dons a disguise after some thought; claiming she is 'the Lone Smurf', she runs Gargamel amuck until defeating him. She then releases all of the captured Smurfs, and is proclaimed a hero, forever earning her place in the village.

Personality

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 unwillingness to fail in general, constantly feeling the need to prove herself to those around her. She often tries to look at the good side of everyone, such as helping Azrael become nice in "Lost Cat".

A negative side of her personality is that she is also very susceptible to being impulsive and distracted at times which in turn can cause chaos. Her impulsiveness can go too far on occasions, however, in "Wanna Bet?", where she embarks on a betting escalation with Storm until she ends up betting on the village and loses it, leaving her friends and Papa Smurf furious with her until she made things right. Another instance may include her debut appearance, where she forces Poet to open the dam so she can see the water flowing without realizing that it would flood the village and getting distracted in talking to Vanity when cooking soup for the Smurfs.

Another negative side of her personality is how she is occasionally self-centered, being among Storm, Hefty, and Brainy in trying to be the first to win the Pumpkin Race in "Smurf Racers".

As shown in "Smurf-Fu" and several other episodes, Smurfette hates when people try to step in or act over-protective when she's trying to defend herself, as she's a very independent person with strong opinions she enjoys expressing, such as claiming that nothing can scare her in "Who Nose?" until she sees Hefty, who had transformed into a giant nose.

Smurfette loves her friends, animals, and nature; she could tell you the name of every flower in the forest and several facts about each one. She passionately enjoys Smurf-Fu, tending to her thriving flower garden, and occasionally fashion and beauty. She hates messes and functions best in neat, well-kept environments (such as her own house), and has a low, low tolerance for cruelty; she sticks up for the underdog at all times (such as "DRIIINNGGGGG!", "Bringing Up Smurfy", and "Leaping Lizards") and doesn't have time for people who put other people down.

She is able to show the ability of showing great authority and leadership like Papa Smurf. Examples include Smurfette being capable of leading a group of Smurfs to protest against changes and the flawed systems in the Smurf Village as demonstrated in "The Smurfs And The Purple Beans" and "The Smurfs' Swimming Pool" and leading a rescue plan to save Papa Smurf in "The Great Smurfette".

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:

Peyo-era Interpretation

The most notable difference seems to be her portrayal as a stereotypical European feminine ideal figure --- such as showing less capability as the damsel-in-distress, whether it be expressing fear over a small insect and often crying if something goes wrong and had little interest in boys' activities. Despite that her portrayal was different at that time, her impulsive and distracted traits was only present in her debut appearance, though this aspect of her character was not as defined during that time.

Another difference is that Smurfette previously often had a bedroom eyes expression as if it's an integral part of her design, compared to her current interpretation typically using a standard expression like the male Smurfs.

In addition, Smurfette's original interpretation of taking on risky, adventurous tasks/expeditions remained absent throughout the early stories.

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 she's a very independent person with strong opinions she enjoys expressing.

However, like her older iterations, she is also prone to crying if something goes wrong and had little or no interest in boys' activities.

Unlike her comic book/2021 TV series counterpart, it is noticeable that this version of Smurfette has been the victim to Jokey's explosive presents in several episodes of the 1981 TV series such as "Jokey's Medicine" and "Bewitched, Bothered, And Be-Smurfed".

Lost Village Version

This version of Smurfette takes the role and personality traits of Dabbler, seeking a purpose in life and trying her hand at everything but never sticking with anything for very long.

Relationships With Others

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 very protective of her. When Smurfette first takes Bigmouth out of the village, Papa sends a group of Smurfs to follow her to make sure she doesn't get hurt or eaten. When he holds her in his hand at one point, Papa Smurf immediately orders him to put her down. In "Baby Sensei", Papa Smurf allows Smurfette and three other Smurfs to go into the forest for their "Baby sensei" but orders Hefty to follow them to keep them safe.

Papa Smurf usually tries to reason with Smurfette over things that she attempts to control but fails at the jobs that she tries to accomplish. In "Wanna Bet?", he tells Smurfette to end the bet she is having with Storm, but when she doesn't, Papa Smurf forces her to when she loses the village and everybody is kicked out. Another instance comes from "The Magic Pumpkin", where Papa Smurf recommends Smurfette to tell Wimpy about magic pumpkin not being magic at all, as be keeps trying to scare the other Smurfs.

Though, in only one episode from Season 1 of the 1981 show, "Romeo And Smurfette" as well as the comic of the same name, Papa Smurf formerly expressed some amorous interest in Smurfette. This also goes for a scene in the special "Smurfily Ever After", where it's implied Smurfette considers Papa as an option for marriage, before she dismisses the idea with a "nah" and leaves his home. In "The Jewel Smurfer", Papa Smurf still seemed to harbor some degree of romantic feelings for Smurfette, as shown in the final panel of the said comic where he was about to present to Smurfette a bouquet of flowers while bearing a nervous look. In "All That Glitters Isn't Smurf", Smurfette kisses Papa Smurf on the cheek.

As nothing develops from any of these moments, nor do they affect the series as a whole, it is safe to assume they have a father/daughter relationship otherwise.

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

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Hefty flirting with Smurfette in "Who Nose?".

Hefty has a secret, yet obvious crush on Smurfette.

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Hefty meets Smurfette for the first time in "The 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.

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(Bottom) Smurfette and Hefty sharing a milkshake in "The Smurfwalk Cafe".

Though Smurfette doesn't display specific interest in any Smurf in particular in the 80s series, she did share some subtle romantic moments with Hefty. A couple of these include sharing the same milkshake with him in “The Smurfwalk Cafe” and dancing with him in "Brainy's Smarty Party".

The two are really close friends in general and are almost always seen spending time together. Smurfette would often swoon over his strength and bravery as well. Namely because he was the one Smurf who would normally rescue her from danger, as seen in episodes like, "The Noble Stag", "Smurfette's Dancing Shoes", “The Golden Smurf Award”, and "Like It Or Smurf It" (where she rescued him first, and he rescued her back).

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Hefty rescues Smurfette after she saves him in "Like It Or Smurf It".

Smurfette often turns out to be a voice of reason to Hefty. Whenever Hefty may lose his temper with another Smurf (usually Brainy), Smurfette tries to calm him down and reminds him that he should be tolerant and considerate of others. Notable examples of this are from the episodes "He Who Smurfs Last" and "Papa For A Day". In "He Who Smurfs Last", Hefty assists Smurfette move some rocks to build her a stone wall around her garden. Jokey then comes in and pranks Hefty, first by making him lift a balloon "rock" and then by scaring him with a Gargamel jack-in-the-box. An angry Hefty tries to give him a pounding only for a giggling Smurfette to hold him back and tell him to have a sense of humor. Worried that he might not have one, he listens to her and tries to have one later on. In "Papa For A Day", after Hefty grows annoyed with Brainy's poor attempts to play Papa Smurf, Hefty claims it's his turn to play Papa and tries to literally kick Brainy out of the underground storage mine they're working on, but Smurfette reminds him that being Papa means being tolerant of other Smurfs, including Brainy. Though hesitant, he listens to her and utters that being Papa is going to be a lot harder than he thought.

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Smurfette stops Hefty from beating up Jokey in "He Who Smurfs Last".

In the 2021 series, Hefty and Smurfette's relationship is mostly the same as it was in the 80s series. The most notable difference however is that Hefty is now usually the only Smurf who has legitimate feelings for Smurfette.

Though he did already have a crush on her in the 80s series, his crush wasn't as defined as it is now. For example, in the 80s series episode "Prince Smurf", Hefty seemed uninterested in competing for Smurfette's affection to take her to a dance. Ironically though, he's the one she chooses to be her date after she sees him wearing the "smurfy" outfit that the Trokels gave him. In the 2021 series however, Hefty is willing to do anything and everything to gain Smurfette's attention and affection as seen in the episode "Who Nose?". In the episode, Hefty wants a new nose in an attempt to impress her after he believes his own nose is unattractive.

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Hefty injured after trying to protect Smurfette from Bigmouth in "Ogre Love".

Hefty is also shown to be very protective of her, which causes Smurfette to grow annoyed with him at times – namely because she's a bit more independent now. She does seem to appreciate it sometimes however, as seen in "Clumsy Not Clumsy" where she kissed Hefty to thank him for saving her from Gargamel. Hefty can also be protective to a fault, as seen in "Ogre Love" wherein he's injured multiple times after he tries several poor attempts at keeping the infatuated Bigmouth away from Smurfette.

Despite him having a definite crush on her in the 2021 series, his first actual instance of displaying a stronger crush on her was in the 80s series season 9 episode, "The Smurfs Of The Round Table" wherein Hefty shows open jealousy of Smurfette’s obvious attraction towards Sir Lancelittle (Sir Lancelot shrunken down). In the episode, Hefty is the only Smurf who grows jealous and tries to compete against Lancelittle for Smurfette’s affection, even though other Smurfs are also aware of Smurfette’s interest in the shrunken knight. The episode is perhaps the only or at least one of the few instances of the 80s series in which only one Smurf grows jealous of Smurfette displaying open attraction towards another male, as in most episodes it’s usually a handful of Smurfs that become jealous together.

Hefty has also been shown to be very jealous whenever Smurfette shows interest in anyone else. In "Knight Smurfalot", he grows jealous of Dreamer when Smurfette offers him a rose after he charms her. Similarly, Hefty bashfully admits to Smurfette that he grew jealous of Painter because he got to spend so much time with her in "The Stolen Portrait".

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Hefty shocked that Leaf heard him reciting his love poem for Smurfette in "Gargamel Goes Gaga".

Though Hefty tries to keep his love for Smurfette a secret, it seems to be common knowledge amongst the other Smurfs. As such, the others (namely Jokey) tend to tease him about his obvious crush.

It is unclear if Smurfette is aware of Hefty's feelings. In the Halloween episode, "The Magic Pumpkin", Smurfette knows enough to give Hefty puppy dog eyes when asking him to be scared of Wimpy. So perhaps it does display some awareness on her part in knowing that he'd do it simply for her sake. Namely considering the fact that she does not attempt this tactic with the other Smurfs when asking for the same favor. On the other hand, she does seem completely oblivious of his intentions in the Valentine's Day episode "Gargamel Goes Gaga", when Hefty tries to confess his love for her through a poem he wrote.

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Smurfette seemingly enjoying Hefty's flirtations in "Lost Cat".

Similarly, it's unclear if she reciprocates his feelings or not. In the same aforementioned episode ("Gargamel Goes Gaga"), she unknowingly friend-zones Hefty after he fails to recite his poem and simply accepts his friendship and a box of chocolates he gifts her. It should be noted however, that she does kiss him at the end of the same episode after she gratefully thanks him again for the chocolates. She also doesn't seem to mind him openly flirting with her, as seen in "Lost Cat" where he even brings his face right up to hers and she appears to be enjoying his flirtations. It is interesting to note as well that unlike the 80s series where Smurfette would kiss numerous Smurfs – either as a sign of attraction, gratitude, or relief – Smurfette has only ever kissed Hefty in the 2021 series.

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Smurfette kisses Hefty in "Who's Heftier?".

Sassette Smurfling

Smurfette is close with Sassette, the two being like sisters, despite their contrasting interests prior to Smurfs: The Lost Village (which does not feature Sassette). Smurfette does her best to cheer Sassette up, and Sassette wants everything in Smurfette's life to go smoothly.

Smurfette loves to teach Sassette about topics she is confused on, such as claiming that a Smurfette can sense when romance is in the air in "Educating Bigmouth". Sassette in turn defends Smurfette from Nat in "Kow-Tow, We Won't Bow".

However, the two have occasionally gotten into bumps in their relationship, usually happening when Sassette accidentally breaks Smurfette's promise in "Smurfette's Rose" and is jealous and mad when Sassette gets to be queen for the float party in "To Coin A Smurf". Despite the fights, Smurfette always apologizes for any mistakes she has made to Sassette.

Brainy Smurf

Brainy is considered good friends with Smurfette. They are often seen together, teaming up regularly in episodes such as "Mind The Cat" and were also partners in the Pumpkin Race in "Smurf Racers".

Unlike other Smurfs, Brainy does not always want Smurfette in a romantic way. Brainy often doesn't appear in episodes in which Smurfette wants one of the Smurfs to be her escort to parties, such as "Prince Smurf". However, he attempts to impress Smurfette in the comic book and 1981 TV series adaptation of "The Smurfette" and is one of the Smurfs competing to be Smurfette's escort to the ball in "The Mr. Smurf Contest". Smurfette also gives Brainy a kiss on the cheek in "Essence Of Brainy".

However, Smurfette is often annoyed with his talking. She hates it even more when his mindless chattering causes problems towards the other Smurfs and herself. In "Smurfette's Lucky Star", she kicks Brainy out of her house when he introduces his selfish wishes and in "Smurf Me No Flowers", she and Clumsy kick Brainy out of Lazy's "going away" party when he accidentally reveals that Lazy will "die".

Despite her annoyance, though the only thing Smurfette hates about Brainy more than his endless speaking and egoism is when all the other Smurfs are mean to him. Even though Brainy's intelligence can get on her nerves, she still cares about him and hates when the other Smurfs (including Hefty) are mean to him.

Clumsy Smurf

Smurfette is friendly and nice towards Clumsy as he is usually very sweet towards others. The two are good friends and Smurfette oftentimes shows a very protective nature towards Clumsy, namely when he's being ill-treated by the other Smurfs due to his clumsiness. As was seen during the “The Smurfic Games” episode wherein, Smurfette purposely picked Clumsy as her partner to show the other Smurfs that winning isn't everything and that having fun is all that matters. Similarly, in "Clumsy Luck" after Clumsy accidently damages Vanity's mirror for seven years of bad luck and Brainy announces that he’s bad luck and must be quarantined, Smurfette was one of the few Smurfs that stood up for Clumsy and claimed that that was superstitious nonsense and his bad luck was just the result of accidents.

However, she is not above growing angry with him herself if his clumsiness causes trouble to her personally. Such as if he breaks something of hers or gets her clothes dirty.

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Clumsy and Smurfette dancing in "Smurfily Ever After".

In the 1980s series, Clumsy, just like all the other Smurfs, displayed a romantic interest in Smurfette. Though Smurfette did not show any specific interest in any Smurf in particular, she did show Clumsy some affection and was one of the few Smurfs that she imagined possibly marrying in the episode "Smurfily Ever After".

His affection towards Smurfette was not necessarily absolute however, as he did also develop a small crush on Pansy, an equally clumsy Pussywillow Pixie. In the ending of the 80s series episode, "The Pussywillow Pixies", Pansy the Pussywillow Pixie tries to kiss him only for the two of them to fall and bond over their klutziness. The episode then closes with a heart around them when she successfully kisses him on the cheek and he giggles bashfully.

At many times during the live action "non-canonical" Smurfs films, Smurfette cares a lot about Clumsy and occasionally worries about him. It is implied that she is his love interest in the 2011 and 2013 live-action films.

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Clumsy and Smurfette dancing in the 2021 episode "Clumsy Not Clumsy".

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Clumsy and Dimwitty annoy Smurfette so she will quit the fire brigade in "You're Fired!".

In the 2021 series, Clumsy displays a very minor attraction towards Smurfette, such as seen when he dreamily waves at her in the episode "The Smurfs Show" and in "Clumsy Not Clumsy" when after his name had been changed to Graceful due to the magic amulet Gargamel gave him, Smurfette dances with him and is impressed with his dance moves. Despite this however, he doesn't really seem interested in her as he did in the 80s series and primarily views her as a friend only. He can even grow jealous of her, as seen in the episode, "You're Fired!" when he and Dimwitty grow envious of her outshining them as firefighters.

Smurfette does everything she can to make Clumsy happy with his dreams. In "I'm Off To The Circus!", she and several other Smurfs help Clumsy's dream of becoming an acrobat true by disguising as Smurf "cousins". However, when she reveals to Clumsy that they are not acrobats, Clumsy doesn't mind and is happy that they made his dream come true.

Handy Smurf

For the first two seasons of the 1981 TV series, Handy had a shy crush on Smurfette. In "Smurf-Colored Glasses", he made glasses for Smurfette that were supposed to make anything she sees beautiful, including him. His invention almost got her in trouble with Gargamel, but in the end she gave him a kiss as thanks for how he saved her. His love for her died though, as his affections shifted toward a mermaid named Marina, whom he saved from dying.

He still might have some feelings for Smurfette, since he entered the Mr. Smurf Contest, which is a contest for the Smurfs who wanted a date with Smurfette, and he was jealous of Wild Smurf with Smurfette in "Wild About Smurfette".

However, in "Diaper Daddy", he says that Smurfette should change Baby's diaper only because she is a girl. Smurfette throws a diaper at Handy's face, disgusted at this remark. Despite this instance, he still cares about her. In both "Who Nose?" and "Ogre Love", Handy is a part of a group of Smurfs that save Smurfette from danger.

Smurfette and Handy partner up to replace Clumsy and Dimwitty as partners for the new fire brigade. However, this fails as not only is Smurfette faster than Handy, the two argue when they disagree on what an ink blot looks like.

Vanity Smurf

In the 1981 TV series, Vanity served as her best friend and, occasionally, a friendly rival. The two always talk about clothing or beauty techniques. Smurfette is also really concerned about Vanity whenever he becomes saddened. Smurfette mothers over Vanity, as we see in the episode "Hats Off To Smurfs" when Vanity becomes ugly because of Gargamel's cursed, yellow Smurf hat. Smurfette is also the only Smurf to show consistent care for Vanity when he turned into a lizard from a lotion in "Leaping Lizards" and in "The Makeover", she votes for Vanity to make the new outfit for the Smurfs. There are times, though, where the two will fight because they both think the other one is jealous of their own looks, such as "The Masked Pie Smurfer".

An example of them fighting (from "The Masked Pie Smurfer"):

  • Smurfette: "Admit it Vanity, you wanted me for a Pie Smurfing because I'm BETTER looking than you!"
  • Vanity: "I did not, and you ARE NOT!"
  • Smurfette: "I am too, and you DID TOO!"

He is one of the only Smurfs who does not want Smurfette in a romantic way all of the time as he is usually too busy fawning over himself. Although in episodes of the 1981 TV series where the Smurfs have romantic holidays or a desire to date or court Smurfette to a celebration/party, (such as "Romeo And Smurfette", "The Mr. Smurf Contest", and "Prince Smurf") Vanity naturally lets his affections for her be known, but mostly he still regards her as only being as lovely or slightly as lovely as himself when compared to his own "beauty". When they are being at all romantic, it is Smurfette that kisses him and half the time, he replies with it being the second most smurfiest thing ever (the most smurfiest thing is a kiss from himself, which Smurfette misunderstands and gets upset because he didn't kiss her), the other half he does act like he could be blushing (although they did kiss in "The Adventures Of Robin Smurf"). Despite wanting Smurfette to pick him out of all the Smurfs, he hardly ever compliments her during his courting rituals or gives her good reasons to pick him other than that he is a "smurfy catch" and that together they would make a handsome couple because of his own looks, showing that even when his heart may be focused on someone else, he is still mainly obsessed with himself. Regardless, like all the other Smurfs, Vanity treats Smurfette like a friend first and a romantic interest second, and 90% of the time, she is his best friend, and when he is not talking to himself, he is talking to her, which is rather rare as no other Smurf is ever able to stay around him for long without losing interest on his favorite subject, himself. In "A Circus For Baby", Vanity turns down the chance to kiss Smurfette to kiss his own reflection.

Baby Smurf

Baby can be seen being cared for by Smurfette, who nurtures him just like a normal mother would nurture her infant. It was because of her letter and Grouchy's devotion that Baby was able to stay in the Smurf Village. In "The Baby Smurf", Smurfette is the first Smurf to welcome Baby to the village after three Smurfs denied the baby to be theirs.

Possibly in "Smurfette Unmade", as soon as Smurfette changed evil, her love for Baby might have died (possibly becoming her once-fellow Smurf). However, when Smurfette felt guilty and asked if Gargamel could spare Baby, and Gargamel refused, saying he was going to use Baby to test his formula and was about to take him, she changed back to her sweet self and her love for him was reborn, which could possibly mean she loves Baby more than anybody else.

In "Baby Sensei", Baby admires Smurfette's Smurf-Fu skills while she practices with three other Smurfs. Later, Smurfette has a vision that Baby will be a great sensei. She ends up believing this and she and the three Smurfs follow him around until Hefty reveals himself to Smurfette. Though Baby does not turn out it be a sensei, he is able to save Smurfette and Hefty from the bear he was sitting on. Smurfette is flattered that Baby will take after her one day.

Despite her love of Baby, she is one of the many Smurfs who actively avoids changing Baby's diapers, in episodes such as "Diaper Daddy" and "Baby Sensei".

Jokey Smurf

Jokey likes Smurfette to a great extent, as shown in "Don Smurfo" where he dressed up as Smurfette's favorite book character because he was sorry that he made her feel bad at the start of the episode. Smurfette also kisses him on the cheek in the same episode, and Jokey is one of the Smurfs she imagines marrying in "Smurfily Ever After".

Jokey is sometimes shown to give her real gifts other than exploding boxes. He is responsible for giving Smurfette the replacement Squeaky after the mouse's death in the titular episode.

Other than any former romance, the two are shown to be good friends, sitting next to each other during the Annual Snail Race in "The Round Up" and "Shell Game".

Grouchy Smurf

Grouchy does like Smurfette, as shown in her debut episode when he drew a heart on a house around the end saying:

"I-I-I love the Smurfette too- BUT I HATE anyone to know about it!"

In The Smurfs: Mission Vileaf, Grouchy agrees to not tell anyone about her venturing into the swamp to save Papa Smurf. However, later, Handy tells Smurfette that Grouchy had told them about her disappearance since he is worried about her, causing him to grumble more than usual.

Smurfette is also one of few Smurfs who figured out that Grouchy's "I hate...!" statements do not always match what he really feels, as shown in an exchange she has with Greedy in "The Smurf Fire Brigade":

Smurfette: (shocked after Greedy eats two puddings) What are you doing?! Now there won't be enough!
Greedy: Oh, sure there will! Grouchy hates pudding.
Smurfette: (irritated) Oh, he just says that!

Farmer Smurf

Farmer gets all tied up in a turnip when talking to Smurfette in "Speak For Yourself, Farmer Smurf". Feeling embarrassed of himself along with wanting to get married, Farmer keeps his identity secret and attempts to woo her by having Grouchy deliver a requested poem by Poet to her. He meets with her at the Great Oak, but not without wearing a mask (made by Handy) along with help from Vanity on how to act charming. Later, after getting captured by Bigmouth, Smurfette reveals to Farmer that she wishes she could've gotten to know him better and tells him about how she's in love with a secret admirer who wants her hand, yet she still feels she's too young to get married. After their escape, the two remain good friends and share a sweet moment on a log.

From this moment on, Smurfette and Farmer have been portrayed to be good friends. In "Who Nose?", she reveals to Hefty that she had already asked Farmer to plant the flower she was holding. In "Smurfy Day Care", he is seen with Smurfette, who is on his wheelbarrow, with Farmer happy to do things for her.

Farmer is also a part of her Smurf-Fu class in the titular episode, though he is kicked out after farting.

Wild Smurf

Wild, like various other Smurfs, likes Smurfette and in the 1981 series, she has given him multiple kisses in episodes such as "Dancing Bear" and "'Tis The Season To Be Smurfy". Smurfette, likewise, admires Wild for his skills and shows the most concern when he hurt his ankle in "The Guest Who Wouldn't Leave". She is also the one who offers Wild muffins.

In "Wild About Smurfette", Smurfette begins spending much more time with Wild, making Handy, Painter, Brainy, and Clumsy jealous and believe Wild is stealing her. However, it is revealed that she's been with him for an extended amount of time because he was waiting for Chitter and his mate to give birth to little baby squirrels.

In "Smurfette's Green Thumb", Wild is shown to be caring of Smurfette and her feelings, as when she is miserable while time-traveling, Wild offers her a flower before it wilts.

Chef Smurf

Chef, like other Smurfs, is shown to like Smurfette. In "The Return Of The Smurfette", he is seen baking a cake that is Smurfette-shaped, and in "Kitchen Klutz", she convinces him to give Clumsy a chance at being his assistant chef for saving Chef's life.

Dopey Smurf

Dimwitty is shown to be good friends with Smurfette. She does whatever she can to make Dimwitty happy, such as in "Bringing Up Smurfy", where she supports Dimwitty's new "son" and wants him to learn about parenting by himself, ignoring her friends' suggestions until Junior discovers fire.

In "The Smurf Garden", Dopey saves Smurfette from Gargamel and she awards him with a kiss, making Dimwitty's hat rise.

Smurfblossom

Smurfette has a good relationship with Blossom, who she met in Smurfs: The Lost Village. During the end of the movie, she claims Smurfette is her new best friend.

Blossom and Smurfette have often teamed up before, in episodes such as "Unsmurfable Smile" where they try to make Grouchy smile by taking him camping.

In "Alien Smurf", Blossom helps Smurfette save the other Smurfs from the alien Glee-Go.

In "Smurf To The Future!", Blossom is embarrassed by her mistake of pushing Smurfette into Farmer's tractor of manure and is afraid of apologizing, fearing Smurfette might be mad. However, at the end of the episode, she apologizes and Smurfette doesn't have any hate for her.

Smurfstorm

In their first interaction in Smurfs: The Lost Village, Storm distrusted Smurfette and was extremely suspicious of her, believing that she will lead them to Gargamel, which she ends up accidentally doing. However, when freeing the Smurf Girls, Storm is notably mourning her death until Smurfette comes back to life. Later, Storm claims that she is tough... though not as tough as her.

Storm and Smurfette can get into arguments often. This will often take a turn for the worst, such as in "Wanna Bet?", where Smurfette bets her the village in a competition and she and the other Smurfs lose their village. In "Poet Slam", Storm is seen fighting with Smurfette over a bucket, and in "Smurf Racers", Smurfette makes fun of Storm as she and Brainy pass them in the Pumpkin Race. Her desire to win causes her to abandon her partner, Dimwitty.

However, in spite of their fighting, the two are still friends. In "Wanna Bet?", as Smurfette wins her bet with Storm (who has won her village bet and is around it with Blossom, Lily, and Begonia) as she gives her a magic cake made by Papa Smurf, she sees that the cake piece she ate comes back and declares Smurfette as the winner, giving the two a friendly relationship. In "Alien Smurf", Storm helps Smurfette save the other Smurfs from the alien Glee-Go.

Smurflily

Lily comforming Smurfette

Lily comforting Smurfette

In first contact in Smurfs: The Lost Village, Smurfette was the first Smurf that Lily came across. When Smurfette reveals herself to the others, Lily accepts her quickly and teaches her how to do archery.

In "Alien Smurf", Lily helps Smurfette save the other Smurfs from the alien Glee-Go.

In "Smurfy Magic Duel", Lily and Smurfette do not share Papa Smurf and Willow's arguing in their duel and simply are in it for the fun, and berate Papa Smurf and Willow for arguing while the other Smurfs are in danger of Gargamel.

Smurfwillow

Willow is a friend of Smurfette. Smurfette herself is close and trusting of Willow, as shown in Smurfs: The Lost Village, where she gives her and her friends hospitality, and in "Papa Smurf Leaves The Nest", Smurfette recommends to Brainy that Willow can help Papa Smurf, who they were then-unaware of the swap between himself and a sparrow.

Nanny Smurf

For a while, Nanny Smurf moved in with Smurfette, who at one point had had enough of Nanny doing things around her home without permission, such as using her brush on Smoogle. After Nanny finally got a house of her own, she and Smurfette became friends again.

Though she and Nanny are good friends, they have come under a couple of conflicts before, such as the aforementioned "A House For Nanny" and "Nanny's Way".

Other Smurfs

Smurfette currently has a brother/sister relationship with many of the Smurfs, a majority of the males view her as the most popular Smurf in the village and treat her with the same equal treatment and usefulness like they do to each other.

Various Smurfs also view Smurfette as a great teacher, as she has led several Smurfs in Smurf-Fu classes.

Peyo-era/Pre-Lost Village Interpretations

In Smurfette's previous appearances prior to Smurfs: The Lost Village and "La Schtroumpfette est un Schtroumpf comme les autres", Smurfette's relationship with the other Smurfs differs a lot from her current brother/sister relationship. The most noticeable seems to be her relationship of being the main love interest for many of the Smurfs (excluding the Smurflings, Grandpa, and Nanny), a majority of the males had noticeable feelings for her and attempted to court her from time to time. Usually, she lets them down easy by stating that she is "simply too young" to be dating, infatuated with, or married to any Smurf.

In "La Schtroumpfette est un Schtroumpf comme les autres", she finally grew tired of this romantic infatuation and expressed this problem to the Smurfs that it was objectifying and sexist towards her and requested that the male Smurfs should equally respect her and prove herself useful among the male Smurfs by helping to do several chores for them. At the end of the story, the Smurfs finally understood that she is more than a female Smurf and that her gender has nothing to do with her intelligence, grace, strength, and curiosity.

Other Characters

It can be assumed that she is good friends with Laconia; though Laconia did not have much screentime, she entrusted the planning and details of her entire wedding to Smurfette, and the two otherwise seem to have a very close relationship.

Smurfette has also been seen to get along with female human characters, like Andria, Brenda, and Princess Sabina among others.

Smurfette is also friends with Blue Eyes, a small golden flying horse who lives beyond the clouds.

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In the live-action movie series

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 Smurfette's personality in that she seems to be able to defend herself, being a skilled Hand-to-Hand combatant, and even actively confronts Azrael by herself in order to rescue Papa Smurf, whereas the cartoon show normally depicts her as a damsel in distress who needs constant rescuing by her fellow Smurfs. During her stay in the modern-day world, she befriends Patrick Winslow's wife Grace and finds herself enamored by the various types of doll-sized dresses she could wear when she helps the other Smurfs find a "stargazer" in the FAO Schwarz toy store.

The Smurfs: A Christmas Carol

In the animated feature The Smurfs: A Christmas Carol, Smurfette appears as the Smurf of Christmas Past, who shows Grouchy Smurf how happy he used to be when it came to Christmas, in the hopes that he would be able to regain the Christmas part he had lost when his hopes of getting a hang glider for Christmas were dashed by the fact that the only present he ever got every year was a Smurf hat.

The Smurfs 2

Smurfette evil again?!?!

Smurfette evil again?

In The Smurfs 2, it is revealed that Smurfette was originally grey with black hair before she was changed into a Smurf. In the beginning, she is having nightmares about betraying her fellow Smurfs and turning them over to Gargamel to be captured. Later, as Smurfette tries to find out what her fellow Smurfs are planning, none of them are saying a word. She takes this to mean that she is now feeling unwelcome in the village as a Smurf. After leaving the village, Gargamel takes Vexy, one of his Naughties, and sends her through the portal to grab Smurfette and bring her into the present.

Smurfette was encouraged by her captors, the Naughties, to give their master the secret formula that would turn Naughties into Smurfs, though she ultimately was forced to do so when Gargamel refused to feed them with Smurf essence. However, Papa Smurf, Clumsy, Grouchy, Vanity, Victor, and Patrick Winslow save her and defeat Gargamel.

With Gargamel no longer a threat and with two new Smurfs to add to the family, the five time-traveling Smurfs make their goodbyes to the Winslows and return home to celebrate Smurfette's birthday.

The Smurfs: The Legend Of Smurfy Hollow

In the animated feature The Smurfs: The Legend Of Smurfy Hollow, Smurfette helps Gutsy rescue Brainy from a trap set up by Gargamel in Smurfy Hollow before dark, which is when the legends say the Headless Horseman comes to chase after those who are still in the hollow. However, the cages traps of their own. Azrael, who was prowling the forest by himself, is soon alerted to the Smurfs' presence and goes to get his master to inform him of the captured Smurfs.

Gutsy, Brainy, and Smurfette work on a plan to get themselves out of their cages, and soon Gutsy swings his cage repeatedly until it bumps into Brainy's, which then bumps into Smurfette's, and the cages continue to bump into each other until Gutsy's and Brainy's cages break, freeing them. However, Smurfette is still stuck in her cage, and Gutsy and Brainy try to figure out how to get her out of there when Gargamel appears with Azrael, and so they go into hiding while the evil wizard opens the cage to deal with the one Smurf that is still captured.

Eventually, the Smurfs, the wizard, and his cat have a new problem to deal with -- the presence of the Headless Horseman, who rides around looking for his next victims. They start running for their lives toward the covered bridge, which legends say is the only thing that keeps the Headless Horseman trapped in Smurfy Hollow. But as the Smurfs see that they would not get to the covered bridge in time to escape from the Headless Horseman, they hitch a ride on the back of a bat and fly to the top of the covered bridge, safe from the spectral rider's grasp. The three Smurfs later return safely home.

Smurfs: The Lost Village

Smurfette is a lead character in Smurfs: The Lost Village, which recounts her origin as a creation of Gargamel's but introduces the conflict that-unlike her neighbors in Smurf Village-she doesn't know what her unique trait is. After a series of failed attempts to find it by working with the other Smurfs, she visits Brainy just as he is testing his new Smurfy Thing Finder on Hefty. She then asks him to try it on her, only for it to be burnt out by inexplicable energy; Brainy quickly attributes this to Smurfette not being "a real Smurf." To cheer her up, Hefty-who has an obvious crush on her throughout the film-suggests that they go smurfboarding, during which Smurfette comes face to face with a mysterious masked figure that she determines is an unknown Smurf. Unfortunately, she is then captured by Monty, Gargamel's pet vulture, and taken back to his lair, where he manages to obtain from her a hat dropped by the mystery Smurf.

Fortunately, Brainy, Hefty, and Clumsy manage to free Smurfette, and learn, as does Gargamel, that a second Smurf village is located somewhere in the Forbidden Forest. However, Papa Smurf refuses to consider letting them travel to it and grounds them all, something that Smurfette agrees with to the surprise of Papa and her friends. In reality, she uses the opportunity to sneak out of Smurf Village to head toward the Forbidden Forest on her own, only to find out that her three friends have followed her. Together, they make their way over the dividing wall and encounter a number of strange flowers as well as a colony of Dragonflies, only to be intercepted by Gargamel and his pets. They are then forced to flee from the Dragonflies after Gargamel takes one of their eggs and throws it to Clumsy and manage to take shelter in a network of underground tunnels.

After making their way out of the tunnels with help from some rabbits, including one whom Smurfette dubs Bucky, the quartet come to a river and make a raft, only to once again run into Gargamel. After a confrontation that leaves him, Azrael, and Monty sinking, Smurfette and Hefty insist on helping them despite Brainy's protests. Unfortunately, Gargamel repays their kindness by sweeping them off into the river, which Brainy angrily accosts Smurfette and Hefty for upon their coming to shore. However, the mystery Smurf from before and a group of its fellows trap the group, and then reveal themselves to be Smurf Girls, female Smurfs not created by Gargamel. The quartet are soon brought to the village of Smurfy Grove under the watchful eyes of Smurfstorm, Smurflily, and others, and are then introduced to the village matriarch Smurfwillow, who informs them that there are no male Smurfs in this village.

Thinking the village safe from Gargamel after learning that an image depicted by his magic was of three waterfalls rather than three trees as he believed, Smurfette and her friends, minus Clumsy, who is taken away by Smurfstorm to ensure that Gargamel is truly no longer a threat, are welcomed into the village. Smurfette quickly grows to like it and being able to spend time with other female Smurfs for a change, so much so that she is reluctant to leave. However, Smurfstorm confronts her upon her return, having learned of her origins from Clumsy; the Smurf Girls then capture Papa Smurf when he arrives in search of Smurfette and her friends. Gargamel then arrives and uses his Freeze Balls to capture all of the Smurfs except Smurfette, mockingly proclaiming that she has served her purpose before departing to drain her friends of their magic. A despondent Smurfette is left with no idea of what to do, until Snappy helps her see how she can stop Gargamel.

Traveling to Gargamel's castle, Smurfette claims that she wishes to become evil again and offers to tell Gargamel where he can find Smurf Village, thus doubling his newly acquired magical power, in exchange for being returned to her evil original form. Gargamel agrees, but as with the Smurfy Thing Finder, Smurfette absorbs the magical energy, and with help from Hefty and Brainy, is able to defeat Gargamel and return the magic to her friends. However, the process causes her to return to her original form as a lump of clay, with no apparent means to restoring her to life; she is then carried back to Smurf Village by Hefty where both the Smurfs and Smurf Girls gather to mourn her. However, their inherent magic comes together to revive her, and she is happily greeted by Clumsy and Hefty before the rest of the Smurfs realize her return. The now united populations of Smurfs then celebrate with a massive dance party.

Smurf Videogames

Smurfette hut

Smurfette's hut in Smurfs' Village game.

The Smurfs Travel The World

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.

The Smurfs & Co.: Spellbound

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.

Smurfs' Village

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.

Smurf Life

She appears in the game as to help the player to grow flowers which is a material to make potion.

Smurfette’s Magic Match

She is the main character in the game as the player has to help her complete the levels and save the Smurfs. Also, players can dress her with different clothes purchased.

The Smurfs Epic Run

She appears in the game as an unlockable character in step 59. It costs 90,000 coins she has the ability to glide.

There is also Princess Smurfette, which is unlocked with real money, who has the ability to stomp and rainbow permanently also available.

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The Smurfs: Mission Vileaf

Smurfette is a major character in the story. While the other Smurfs worry, she goes forth into the swamp with the Smurfizer to rescue Papa Smurf. Before she leaves, she forces Grouchy not to tell the other Smurfs about her sudden disappearance.

While traversing the swamp, she spots Gargamel out gathering ingredients, and eventually finds Papa in a Viletrap. She rescues him but falls into a gorge, losing the flower that powers the Smurfizer in the process. She is then forced to make her way through the swamp to retrieve the flower without the benefit of the Smurfizer’s abilities, and ultimately succeeds.

Smurfs Kart

She appears in the game as one of the twelve characters you play. Her special power is to bewitch the other Smurfs with her perfume.

The Smurfs 2: The Prisoner of the Green Stone

Smurfette is a supporting character in the game. She joins the group of Smurfs in Gargamel's hovel with Papa Smurf, Grouchy, and Poet and stays behind. While Dimwitty is busy progressing to find Stolas, Smurfette and Storm inform Dimwitty that they have a plan that doesn’t involve reimprisoning Stolas. Dimwitty makes his way to the feet of the mountains and finds a portal back to the hovel.

Later, Stolas goes to Gargamel's hovel and has commenced a ritual intended to secure his freedom. The hovel has thus been transformed into a mass of wreckage floating in the Astral Nothingness. Later, Handy takes it upon himself to fight Stolas, before gaining his trust and defeats Gargamel. Later, Smurfette and the other Smurfs celebrate a party with Stolas.

Appearances

See Smurfette/Appearances.

Trivia

No Tail Smurfette

A Smurfette with no tail?

  • 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 tell you an infinite amount about each flower in the enchanted forest; where it grows best, what its needs are, and so much more.
  • 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 magical attacks (ex: when Gargamel tried to throw one of his 'freeze balls' at her during his invasion, rather than being frozen, she absorbed the magic it was made of).
  • 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 it could be that she is showing a ladylike aversion to having a tail appear outside of her clothing. On the other hand, it could simply be an error on the part of the character model developers, as Smurfette in most of her cartoon appearances has her tail hidden behind her long blond hair. (For those arguing over whether Smurfette has a tail or not, the 1980s cartoon show episode "The Purple Smurfs" has Smurfette also turned into a Purple Smurf through the same mode of transmission as any other Smurf. For the most part of the franchise, Smurfette's tail is shapely covered by her undergarments as a viewer can watch for a very brief moment in the opening titles of the 1980s cartoon series.) In the 2021 series, when wearing a Smurf-Fu track suit, her tail is seen.
  • She is one of the most recognizable Smurf characters, along with Papa Smurf and select others.
  • In The Smurfs 2, Smurfette's hair became shorter because Gargamel cut off the bottom parts of it to make Smurf essence to use for his magic show.
  • In The Smurfs: Mission Vileaf, Smurfette is depicted with four pigtails on her hair.
  • Smurfette is shown to be a fast runner; in "Smurfs On Fire", she completes several obstacle courses in less than 15 seconds.
  • Her character in the 1981 cartoon show was voiced by the late voice-acting veteran Lucille Bliss and is voiced by Bérangère McNeese in the 2021 cartoon show.
  • Smurfette is voiced by Katy Perry in the live-action movies, though she is voiced by Melissa Sturm (who provided voice work in Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs) in The Smurfs: A Christmas Carol and The Smurfs: The Legend Of Smurfy Hollow video features. She is voiced by Demi Lovato in Smurfs: The Lost Village and will be voiced by Rihanna in the upcoming Smurfs musical.
  • Chronologically speaking as far as Smurf history goes, Smurfette is actually not the first Smurfette, but rather Nanny is, or possibly the Smurf Girls from Smurfs: The Lost Village.
  • Smurfette appears as a Smurfling in "Smurf Van Winkle" and was turned into a baby with the other Smurfs in "Smurfy Day Care".
  • Smurfette possesses a good amount of knowledge of being a nurse; she heals Papa Smurf in "The Finance Smurf" and "Doctor Smurf".
  • In both the comics and 1981 cartoon show, Smurfette didn't speak the Smurf language before she was transformed into a real Smurf.
  • Early episodes of Season 1 make reference of Smurfette as "The Smurfette", which is the literal translation of the French "La Schtroumpfette". This how she is always referred to in the French comics, never simply "Schtroumpfette".
  • Smurfette is based on Peyo's daughter Véronique Culliford when she was five-years-old.
  • Before winning for the role of Jokey, June Foray auditioned for Smurfette before Lucille Bliss was chosen.[1]
  • Once, Smurfette left extra shoes in Smurfy Grove and said that the village can keep it. Since then, Smurfdew and Smurfpearl, two barefoot Smurf Girls, were arguing over the shoes until the crow who was residing in Smurfy Grove recommended that the two could just wear one a foot. ("The Crow In Smurfy Grove")

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