The 6th Hörspiel an enchanting series

Content:
Zarina is Tinkerbell the Feenglanzverwalter. They tasted rum and has ideas to change everything and reshape. Unfortunately, she pushes so on resistance and is violated. A year later, she wants revenge and continue their task, which she brings to unexpected help. Tinkerbell and her friends are the only ones who can still stop.

Duration:
65 min

Speaker:
As usual, all the speakers are selected remained the same and perfect. Especially Zarina I find it very successful and beautiful to hear. The narrator is as always well chosen and really excellently illustrate the story.

Music:
The soundtrack is as always beautiful and who is familiar with the Tinkerbell-radio plays (especially the 5th), some will recognize. A song is integrated, which is very nice also. Since I do not know the movie, I unfortunately do not know if this is the only song. But it all seems very consistent and you miss nothing.

My Opinion:
Tinkerbell is characterized in the recent radio plays by the fact that the universe is very beautiful and in detail and convinced with really harmonious stories. Only "The big Feenspiele" has been more concerned about action and less on a beautiful mood. Who the cover and the content looks at the "pirate fairy", is here expect similar.
This also is true a little. The story has to offer a lot of exciting and adventurous moments and therefore builds rather on voltage. Nevertheless, there are also really nice moments that help that you can hear the story again and again.
On the one hand the start is really succeeded, because we learn something about the art of Zarina and Feenstaubs what is really very interesting. Through this story, which is sweetened with the song, you have created a really nice start, who is also not neglected. If you then listen to the actual act which in all trailers can be seen, yes, unfortunately, goes some lost harmony. But not all, because Tinkerbell's friends need to work together and get along with new forces. This is in between really surprisingly quiet (or not as stressful as intended) and the friendship is very good effect. Even smaller and sweet actions contribute that Tinkerbell and the universe remain faithful in spite of the voltage has a nice atmosphere. The end sadly is a bit short, but it includes a nice bow and the small intermediate blow to Peter Pan story is well thought out.

Conclusion:
I must confess that I still find the fifth best result because there are voltage sense and harmony greatest. Nevertheless, my expectations were exceeded due to the rather poor Trailers and I am absolutely thrilled. Count this radio play to the best of the Tinkerbell series and never regret buying!