The True Blue Spell is a magic spell that Papa Smurf used on Smurfette in order to make her a real Smurf. This was mostly used in the cartoon show and in Sony Pictures Animation's The Smurfs movie series, as the comic books have Smurfette's transformation into a real Smurf be through "plastic smurfery".
Smurfs (1981 TV series)[]
The spell appears in the 1980s cartoon show episode "The Smurfette", which is used after Smurfette reveals that she was created by Gargamel in order to destroy the Smurfs. The ingredients in the spell include:
- a touch of Venus
- add moonbeams for light
- add some smurfroot
Once the ingredients have been added, an incantation must be said before a wand is used to finish the spell. The incantation goes:
- And now with the power of all I command, Smurfette become Smurf, and before me stand.
The Smurfs 2[]
The spell also appears in the 2013 movie, The Smurfs 2, but the ingredients required are different. The ingredients include:
- One hopeful thought
- Tiger lily to make her essence magical and blue
- A dab of royal jelly
- Thimble of Mimosa pollen
- A drop of mink oil
- One loving truth
- Dried elm mushrooms
- Boswellia
- Hellebore Seeds
Before the last ingredient is added however, an incantation must be said. The incantation goes:
- And less this spell be all for naught, the final thing: One hopeful thought.
Notes[]
- The name for the spell comes from The Smurfs 2: The Video Game, for when the player collects four vials of Smurf essence, they go "True Blue".