First Look
Tooth Fairy Season 2 picks up where the first season left off, following the magical and hilarious adventures of Dwayne Johnson’s character, Derek Thompson, aka the Tooth Fairy. After embracing his new role as the Tooth Fairy in the first season, Derek has settled into his magical responsibilities, but life as the Tooth Fairy isn’t as simple as he imagined. There’s much more at stake now, and the magic is more challenging—and rewarding—than ever.
Derek Thompson (Dwayne Johnson), once a tough, no-nonsense hockey player, has fully embraced his role as the Tooth Fairy, transforming into a magical figure with the ability to fly, collect teeth, and spread joy to children. However, now that he’s become a part of the Tooth Fairy world, he learns that the world of magic is vast, complicated, and governed by a set of rules far more intricate than he could have imagined.
This season, Derek faces the Tooth Fairy Council, a group of ancient, wise, and occasionally quirky magical beings who oversee the Tooth Fairy operations worldwide. They have a new challenge for Derek: he must train a new generation of Tooth Fairies to carry on the tradition, each with their own quirks and unique powers. With his no-nonsense approach, Derek struggles to teach his apprentices the importance of kindness, compassion, and the subtle art of bringing joy to children while dealing with his own growing responsibilities.
The twist this season comes when a new “Villain” figure, The Plaque Master, emerges—a mischievous, power-hungry force who seeks to disrupt the balance of the Tooth Fairy realm by turning children’s teeth into “plague teeth,” which are corrupt, dark, and capable of draining magic from the Tooth Fairy world. Derek must confront this new threat while trying to maintain his duties as a mentor and protector of childhood innocence.
As Derek navigates these new challenges, he continues to learn life lessons about teamwork, the power of belief, and the importance of maintaining the magic of childhood wonder in a world that’s becoming increasingly skeptical of it.
