The movie follows Smurfette (voiced by Demi Lovato) and her friends Brainy (voiced by Danny Pudi), Clumsy (voiced by Jack McBrayer), and Hefty (voiced by Joe Manganiello) as they embark on an adventure to find the mysterious Lost Village. Smurfette discovers a map that suggests there might be more Smurfs like her, and she is determined to find out her true identity.
Throughout their journey, the Smurfs face various challenges, including the evil wizard Gargamel (voiced by Rainn Wilson), who is also on a quest to find the Lost Village and capture the Smurfs to extract their magical essence.
In the climax, the Smurfs discover the Lost Village, which is inhabited by a tribe of female Smurfs, each with their own unique characteristics and colors. Smurfette learns that she was not created by Gargamel but was made from a lump of magical clay by Papa Smurf (voiced by Mandy Patinkin) to be a real Smurf. She realizes that it’s not about how she was created but about who she chooses to be.
As Gargamel approaches the Lost Village, the Smurfs and the female Smurfs work together to outsmart him. In the end, Gargamel is defeated, and the Lost Village is saved. Smurfette and her friends return to their own village, and Smurfette has a newfound sense of identity and belonging.
The movie concludes with a celebration in the Smurf village, where the male and female Smurfs come together to share their unique qualities and celebrate their unity. The film reinforces the importance of individuality, friendship, and embracing one’s true self.
“Smurfs: The Lost Village” was well-received for its colorful animation, positive messages, and a return to the Smurfs’ animated roots.