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Plot

The show is set in the fictional town of Dimmsdale, which is generally shown to be in North America. It follows the day-to-day life of 10-year-old Timmy Turner.

An only child, Timmy is often left by his parents to the care of Vicky, the evil babysitter. Just as his situation was particularly grim, he was granted a pair of fairy godparents, named Cosmo and Wanda, who had the power to grant his wishes and were charged by Fairyworld with making Timmy happy. Unfortunately, Cosmo is somewhat slow, and he often come up with strange, dangerous ideas. Wanda, Cosmo's more sensible (and somewhat sarcastic) wife must devote her time to ensuring both Timmy's and Cosmo's safety, although occasionally out of rage she will create wacky plans. Although-well meaning, Timmy's wishes (and/or his Godparents' interpretation of them) often go awry. Since Cosmo and Wanda became Timmy's fairy godparents, a new host of characters entered his life: his maniacal fairy-obsessed teacher, Denzel Crocker (always enjoys giving F's, especially to Timmy) and various magical creatures such as Mama Cosma (Cosmo's mother), Norm the Genie, and the Pixies.

Timmy's fairies are mindful of their secretive existence and disguise themselves as various animals and objects in public. While in disguise, they always have the same colors to identify each of them: Cosmo is always a light green, and Wanda is always a light pink. The only exceptions is when they become goldfish and salt (Cosmo) and pepper shakers (Wanda); only their eyes retain their identifying colors. Other than Timmy, no one typically notices green and pink talking animals or objects with faces and crowns. However, on some occasions, people will note their strange colorings, such as when Timmy wished he had an older brother (in "Oh Brother!"). The older brother notes that when saving Cosmo (disguised as a cat) from the tree he says, "Hold on there, weird green cat!". Another time, in "A Bad Case of Diary-uh", Vicky writes in her diary about two squirrels that she had seen Timmy with, saying that the green one (Cosmo) looked kind of cute, and the pink one (Wanda) looked fat (after Wanda saw that bit, she went into a rare personality shift, becoming homicidal, twisted, and bent on getting revenge on Vicky for the insult).

Timmy's parents also occasionally notice faces on his fairies' disguises. For instance, in "Engine Blocked", when Timmy's dad is pointing out a bunch of signs of him getting old, he says, "Hallucinating that my towels have faces?!", and Timmy's mom pointed out in "Abra-Catastrophe!" that Cosmo and Wanda had the same eyes that his notebooks and goldfish had. The only other person who has noted the faces and eyes is Mary Alice Sunshine/Doombringer, a minor villain who has only appeared in No Substitute for Crazy!. When she finds Cosmo and Wanda, she makes a comment on how the pink pen (Wanda) looks very annoyed with "him" (Cosmo, who was posing as a pencil).

Unfortunately, the various ways that Cosmo and Wanda choose to hide tend to damage Timmy's school reputation. His unpopularity is apparently caused by his constant chatting with his fairies, which various students seem to notice, as in the second Jimmy Timmy Power Hour. A girl in the background says, "Oh my gosh! It's the boy who talks to inanimate objects! Just smile and back away slowly..."

Timmy Turner has a crush on a popular girl named Trixie Tang, although he knows he has no chances with her. The fairies' codified laws, called Da Rules, prevent Cosmo and Wanda from interfering with love, so they are often forced to grant indirect wishes in order to aid Timmy in dealing with Trixie. From "threat-mantic" (a portmanteau of threat and romantic) letters to making movies, Timmy will do whatever he can to win Trixie's love. Although Timmy occasionally succeeds in winning Trixie's favor, Timmy does not even seem to notice her popular, crazy best friend who adores him. He has noticed that Vicky's sister Tootie has a crush on him, but usually avoids her or neglects her advances (though a flash-forward in Channel Chasers shows Timmy's daughter as wearing her glasses). Timmy also has a fascination with Chip Skylark, a fictional pop star voiced by Chris Kirkpatrick. Some of the episodes revolve around this character and most of Dimmsdale's fascination with his "shiny teeth". His only male fans seem to be Timmy, his dad, and Cosmo.


Cosmo and Wanda are the married fairy godparents of Timmy Turner, the main character on the show. They disguise themselves in public, and they are distinguished from each other by their coloring; light pink for Wanda, and light green for Cosmo (unless they are transformed into goldfish, in which case they are orange and their eyes become the corresponding colors). This also applies to most of their other disguises (which all have faces) yet none of the other characters usually suspect a thing. However, several characters have noticed this, but pay it no heed. When Cosmo was disguised as a piece of cake, Timmy's dad opted to eat it, only stopping because Cosmo's screams made him lose his appetite, and another time when Timmy's dad, going through a mid-life crisis, believed he was hallucinating that his towels had faces. Vicky also noticed Cosmo and Wanda as squirrels, and remarked later in her diary that the "green squirrel" was cute, accompanied with a drawing of a green squirrel wearing Cosmo's standard shirt-and-tie. Their most common disguise is as goldfish who live in a bowl on Timmy's nightstand. Their castle inside the fishbowl had been featured several times in the series; later in the series it was revealed that it has many confusing hallways and doors like a real castle. In the earlier episodes, Cosmo and Wanda were more of a team, with both acting playfully daffy. In later episodes the couple became the more formulaic smart one/stupid one, as Cosmo often comes off as oblivious to others' feelings and safety, and he often undermines his wife's attempts to protect Timmy from his own naïve and potentially dangerous wishes (however A.J. described Cosmo, when he was disguised as Timmy's dad, as being way smarter looking than Timmy's dad). Also because of his extreme stupidity, and the fact that he has a wand, he has been the cause of numerous disasters from the sinking of Atlantis (nine times actually) to the explosion of Mount Vesuvius, and the corruption of St. Pittsburg (His explanation for this was that he wanted to make Atlantis cleaner, Pompeii and Herculean warmer, and St. Pittsburg more industrialized). Despite this and the fact that they quarrel from time to time, he loves Wanda deeply. Although she is more rational of the two, Wanda reluctantly grants even Timmy's stupidest wishes. She loves Cosmo despite his bad characteristics because he's good-hearted, he makes her laugh and as soon as he becomes aware that Wanda or Timmy are in danger he will fight to protect them. He has also been seen fighting for Wanda's honor and love against a far more skilled fairy. The only thing that can distract her is her addiction to chocolate, which is mentioned in several episodes and has been exploited by both Timmy and Norm to get her to do what they want. She dislikes Mama Cosma (Cosmo's mother), although Wanda's compassion and integrity once lead her to help Cosmo care for Mama Cosma when she is coping with an illness.


Timmy was an average kid that no one understood with two oblivious parents and an evil babysitter. Growing up in Dimmsdale, Timmy Turner's unnamed parents originally thought he was going to be a girl -- which explains Timmy's pink hat and shirt, along with several pictures of him in dresses. They were bent on videotaping every moment of his childhood and developed a bad habit of fibbing to Timmy. One day, when he was eight years old, his parents told him that they were going to leave for "parts unknown" to give starving children the spinach that Timmy did not want to eat.

Taking the fib too seriously, an upset Timmy called Vicky the Babysitter, not realizing the terror he had created until it was too late. Timmy's life changed a year later (the Oh Yeah! Cartoons short titled "The Fairly OddParents!"), when Vicky was babysitting him while Mom and Dad went to see (according to his Magic 9 Ball) Titanic - Director's Cut. In a fit of depression, Timmy threw it at his bedroom wall.

Then out of the toy came his assigned fairy godparents--Cosmo and Wanda. At first, Timmy was rather shocked and threatened to call the police, but he eventually grew to love the fairies like they were his best friends. He defined his relationship with them quite well in the Oh Yeah! episode "The Zappys." Most of Timmy's misadventures are the unexpected results of the wishes that he makes. However, Timmy must also keep them concealed from everyone, especially Denzel Crocker, his suspicious schoolteacher with a lifelong goal of proving that fairies exist.

His main crush is on Trixie Tang, who shows signs of indifference towards him. Timmy has tried as hard as he can to get in Trixie's good book, including making selfish wishes to be popular (in Trixie's first appearance, "A Wish Too Far!"), becoming a girl to find out what she wanted for her birthday (in "The Boy Who Would Be Queen"), made it so the only life forms on earth were him and Trixie ("Just the Two of Us") and even trying to serenade her on Valentine's Day ("Love Struck").

Timmy may have never won Trixie Tang's affections as he has two children (son and daughter) in "Channel Chasers", that resemble Vicky's younger sister Tootie, who has a crush on Timmy (but since Tootie and Trixie both have black hair they look a little like Trixie too). His children are Tommy Turner and Tammy Turner.

Meanwhile, Timmy also has to worry about two other girls, both of whom have huge crushes on him--Veronica, Trixie's best friend (unknown to him until "Information Stupor Highway" and referenced again in "Mind Over Magic"), and Tootie, Vicky's little sister. He also had a "relationship" with Cindy Vortex during an adventure where he accidentally switched places with Jimmy Neutron (The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour).

Timmy's favorite comic book superhero is The Crimson Chin, and Timmy himself is his sidekick, known as "Cleft, the Boy Chin Wonder." In the episode "Chin Up!" Timmy accidentally revealed to the Chin that he was just a comic book character, and the Chin lost his confidence. Timmy helped him regain it, as Cleft, the Boy Chin Wonder. He also defeated the Chin's evil twin, the NegaChin. Timmy has also donned the Cleft alter-ego in Crimson Chin bumpers played on Nickelodeon and Nicktoons Network, and also in the half-hour special "The Big Superhero Wish." He also idolizes a space hero called Crash Nebula who appeared in many episodes. Timmy has another alter-ego, The Masked Magician, in the episode with the same name.

It is also revealed that Timmy is a wrestling fan in Dog's day afternoon, as he is seen watching it twice as well as in The Boy Who Would Be Queen, when he watches it at the beauty salon.He is apparently afraid of clowns and feet and is allergic to oranges.


Mom and Dad (their real names were never revealed in the special) are the parents of main character Timmy Turner. However, in one time-travel episode, it is revealed that even as children they were known as "Mom" and "Dad". In another episode, where Timmy goes back in time to when his dad was 10 years old, he refers to him as "Dad", and Mr. Turner says "My name's not Dad, it's--" but is prevented from stating what his name really is by the noise of a passing truck. Also, in one episode, Sherlock Holmes is about to reveal Mr. and Mrs. Turner's first names — but the noise of a crashing book prevents people from knowing what their first names are. Mr. Turner unashamedly surpasses stereotypical masculine gender roles. For instance, in one episode he enters the "Miss Dimmsdale" contest (and wins); he appears to have a crush on singing sensation Chip Skylark; and whenever he encounters his son's fairy-crazed teacher, Mr. Crocker, Turner always notes all of Crocker's unpleasant features and exclaims in a jealous voice, "He's gorgeous!" Mr. Turner also tends to scream like a little girl when something bad happens. Both parents are quite clueless at times, in contrast to many other children's cartoons which feature "wise" parental figures.

Though the Turners love Timmy, they appear to often treat him with indifference (which Timmy feels is abuse), frequently going on trips and abandoning their son with his hated babysitter, Vicky, and never realizing how she terrorizes him, believing him to be responsible for all the trouble, chaos, destruction when he is framed by Vicky. In the pilot episodes of the series (on Oh Yeah! Cartoons), their faces were always either just out of shot or otherwise obscured.

Mom and Dad have a conflicting back-story which is often contradicted on the show, but some details seem clear. Since his childhood, Dad has always despised Sheldon Dinkleburg for many reasons. One of those reasons was that Mom was in love with Sheldon. Dad did everything he could to win her affections, from winning a race and giving her the trophy to sending her "threat-mantic" letters. But things finally went Dad's way in college, on March 15, 1984, the day when Denzel Crocker tried to give a speech about the existence of "FAIRY GODPARENTS!" (advertised as "The Big News"), when Sheldon broke up with Mom to make a fortune, and she finally turned to Dad, who was working as a janitor.

Eventually, they married and had Timmy. One episode established that they had hoped for a baby girl while Mrs. Turner was expecting, and had bought a large quantity of pink items, including his pink hat. Timmy turned out to be a boy, but the clothes they had bought didn't go to waste (as Timmy's baby photos of him in dresses show). In "Abra-Catastrophe" it is shown that years ago Dad was nearly obsessed with capturing every moment of Timmy's childhood on tape, but one white lie made by Mom and Dad--saying they were leaving without Timmy when they were not--spawned the arrival of Vicky and the end of Dad's videotaping. What Mom and Dad also don't know is that Timmy's goldfish are actually his fairy godparents, Cosmo and Wanda. Mom and Dad notice a lot of ways Cosmo and Wanda disguise themselves, but never figure out the secret until Timmy (temporarily) blows their cover in order to end Mr. Crocker's world order




Chester McBadbat
Chester lives in a trailer park with a working class family (may be a parody of stereotypical trailer hicks), and in The Jimmy/Timmy Power Hour special, we find out he is actually in danger of losing his house ("...because they can't take your home from you if it's on the move!"). To keep from being caught, he equipped his house with jet packs as part of a science fair project. He apparently lives in California as shown by a zoom sequence in Fairy Idol. He has braces, which he will keep until age 30 (assuming he's now 10). The braces sometimes seem to have mechanical devices and things inside them, sometimes telescoping out to several times larger than Chester himself. However, it is quite odd that Chester wears braces, particularly such high-tech ones, when he appears to be so poor. Perhaps in Dimmsdale his family qualified for a medical/dental discount program.

In "The Big Superhero Wish", Chester became a super hero named Matter Muncher Lad (a parody of Matter-Eater Lad). His catchphrase was saying the word "Munch" over and over.

In the recent special "Fairy Idol," Chester is temporarily master, then godchild, to Norm the Genie. In the episode, he uncovers Norm's evil plan and apparently finds out about Timmy having Cosmo and Wanda; while it is possible that his mind was erased at the end of the episode, this is never really definitively answered, so it is possible he still knows about Timmy having godparents.


A. J.(Arthur Jacobus) A.
Every class paper that is returned to him has a sparkly blue "A" on it, and he answers every question correctly (unless it is rhetorical; then his brain implodes)He is also known by the alias Professor A.J. in "The Big Superhero Wish," probably based on Professor X from X-Men. His full name has never been revealed.

His confidants within the series include Timmy Turner, Chester, Elmer the Boil Kid, and Sanjay and his rivals are Vicky and Mr. Crocker.

His parents are super-intelligent as well. During the episode Smarty Pants he makes the remark that he is a vegetarian, but in Sleep Over and Over, he has seafood at his sleepover, indicating that he may actually be a pescetarian. Also, one of A.J.'s ancestors (who is an exact replica of him) lived in Dimmsdale Flats and invented an early computer.

A.J. is a minor character in The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour and its sequels. In the first Power Hour, he created 10 clones of himself for a science fair project, but narrowly lost to Timmy (who had won with a 2-D Goddard). He made a very brief appearance in its sequel, When Nerds Collide, when Timmy borrowed his lab to show to Cindy Vortex. In the final Power Hour, The Jerkinators, A.J. attempted to cryogenically freeze himself so he could awaken in a future of more intelligent life forms, but was interrupted by Chester, and believed himself to be in the future for most of the episode, until Libby eventually was able to convinced him he had always been in the present. He also helped make "The Villain Whose Name Isn't Shirley" powerless so Timmy and Jimmy Neutron could save both of their universes.




Jorgen Von Strangle is a character on the animated series The Fairly OddParents. Voiced by Daran Norris and least 25 feet tall, Jorgen is a high-ranking official in Fairy World and the toughest fairy in the universe; while his exact position is never definitively stated, he seems to be the fairies' leader or military head. He is also married to the Tooth Fairy and hates Timmy Turner (despite being fairly neutral to him at times). He resembles Arnold Schwarzenegger and speaks with an Austrian accent. Cosmo and Wanda are his best friends by default, as nobody else is able to stand his near-constant abuse. He's very proud of his power and his physique, bringing it up irritatingly often in conversation ("I was enjoying my muscular bath...") Besides a few others (the female clerk at the fairy day spa and the Tooth Fairy), he is the only known fairy that is the size of a normal human being, despite being much taller than any normal Fairly Odd Parents' human adult characters. Also, he doesn't appear to have wings (claiming that they are "too girly"); however, in several episodes, he is shown to have a jet-pack instead. He was once a high-ranking general, until several encounters with Cosmo ruined his reputation as a leader (as revealed in flashbacks in the episode "This is your Wish!"). Jorgen was also a Saturday Night Fever-style disco fan during the 1970s, sporting a purple afro. He still has a thing for lava lamps (an example being Norm's, though he comments how it'd make a great urinal cake).

He is none too bright, easily duped or making an idiot of himself otherwise. When Jorgen wondered who the non-fairy with Cosmo and Wanda was during Fairy Idol (Timmy dressed in Crocker's protective clothing), Cosmo told him it was their pet beaver. Jorgen believed it soundly. He considered a career in comedy once after making a room full of people laugh when Timmy couldn't, to the disdain of his wife.

Jorgen likes to "scramble the Fairies" (a Fairy World equivalent of scrambling squadrons of fighter jets) for no particular reasons other than he enjoys it. He also loves to abuse his subordinate fairy Binky quite a bit through the series, albeit within some degree of reason. (When Fairy World was blown up, Jorgen demanded to know who was responsible for it. Cosmo quickly blamed Binky and Jorgen blasted Binky in a heartbeat).

Jorgen almost obsessively cherishes Da Rules, and is willing to do anything, no matter how detrimental to his position or seemingly harmful to fairy-kind, if the rulebook says it must be done, as seen by his actions in School's Out: The Musical. However, he is known to exploit loopholes, particularly if it will cause some type of pain to someone, or to help without blatantly stating he is.

While he might seem somewhat sadistic at first, it seems more that he's exerting 'tough love', trying to toughen up the fairies (and Timmy) even if it makes him seem like a jerk. When he does actually show mercy in a situation, he'll make it seem like he's still being harsh while conjuring up an excuse for the person he's being merciful towards, as if they'd planned it all along (such as when Wanda and Cosmo were enduring an evaluation but ended up leaving to help Timmy, only to come back at the last moment).

In the Jimmy Timmy Power Hour, Jorgen attempts to stop Denzel Q. Crocker, but is turned into a schnauzer, rendering his magic useless. When the magic is restored, thanks to Jimmy Neutron, Jorgen still doesn't turn back into his normal form, however, he takes away Crocker's memory, and makes Crocker insane upon hearing the word 'schnauzer'. In the sequel, When Nerds Collide Jorgen meets and later fuses, unwillingly, with Professor Calamitous. At the end of the episode, Jorgen effortlessly stops a bomb that had everyone else terrified. Jorgen did not appear in the third Power Hour.


Crimson Chin
In reference to his voice actor, the Chin was originally a struggling late-night talk show host (called Chuck Indigo), and gained his powers by being bitten on the chin by a radioactive celebrity; since then, he has taken the responsibility of protecting the city of Chincinatti (a spoof on Cincinnati), taking the secret identity of Charles Hampton Indigo (C.H.In, or Ch. In for "Charles Indigo") for the local newspaper, The Daily Blabbity. This is an obvious spoof of Spider-Man, as Peter Parker is bitten on the hand by a radioactive spider and he works for the Daily Bugle. Also, his secret identity is a spoof of Clark Kent, Superman's alter ego, who worked as a reporter for the Daily Planet.

One of the Crimson Chin's idiosyncrasies is his tendency to use odd metaphors in his inspirational speeches (e.g. "As long as there is one smoldering ember on the barbecue of justice, you can still cook a mighty steak...of VICTORY!"), which is possibly inspired by another superhero parody, The Tick (coincidentally, his costume design is also similar to The Tick) but it's the writers fault. Crimson Chin has also been seen shouting out the names of superhero-portraying actors as a form of exclamation. Two examples being Adam West (who has guest starred on the show in several episodes) and Frank Gorshin. (West and Gorshin have both appeared on the 1966 Batman TV series together, coincidentally.)

In some of the adventures involving the Crimson Chin, Timmy enters the comic books he is reading (thanks to Cosmo and Wanda) and takes the role of Cleft, the Boy Chin Wonder (a tribute to Robin), and acts as his sidekick. Wanda and Cosmo, in turn, act as Timmy's two dog sidekicks, Ace the Chin-Hound and Clefto (a tribute to Batman's and Superman's respective super-pets, Ace the Bat-Hound and Krypto).


Tootie
Tootie is a fictional character in Nickelodeon's animated series The Fairly OddParents. She lives in Dimmsdale with her older sister Vicky. Vicky constantly bullies Tootie, just as she bullies the kids she babysits and their parents. Ironically, she does not seem to have her own fairy godparents, something that is often wondered about by fans.

She maintains an unrequited love for the show's protagonist Timmy Turner. It is such a huge a crush that she has a "Timmy Love Shrine" up in her bedroom (not unlike Helga Pataki's shrine in Hey Arnold!), and she always carries something in the likeness of Timmy wherever she goes. Timmy, very shallow and almost never willing to look at the relationship from Tootie's point of view, does not return her affections due in part to her thick glasses and strange attire (and the fact that her older sister is Vicky). Out of Timmy's various love interests, Tootie is the most sympathetic due to the fact that she is the only one of them who truly loves him. She is also a likely candidate of being the mother of Timmy's kids shown at the end of Channel Chasers (the only thing to dissuade this is Butch Hartman's claim that Timmy could've ended up with his own unrequited crush, Trixie Tang). Both children appear to resemble Timmy and Tootie, but with their hair colors swapped.

Timmy does sometimes feel guilty about the way he shuns and avoids Tootie, however; for example, in "Birthday Wish", he feels so guilty about using the invitation for her birthday to go to a kid's restaurant with his friends while not coming to her birthday that he lends her his fairy godparents, Cosmo and Wanda, for the remainder of her birthday (although she nearly exposes them to the world due to her ignorance of Da Rules, but fortunately they return to Timmy before anything happens). He also saves her from Francis, the school bully in "Kung Timmy", when she was the only person who believed in him. He also shows that he even cares about her a little when he rejects the advances of the popular and snobbish Trixie Tang in "Love Struck" in order to ask her to be his valentine after seeing how sad she is. He also attends her ballet recital in "Oh, Brother!"Tootie was first seen in the Oh Yeah! Cartoons short, "The Fairy Flu", when she invited Timmy to her birthday party. Out of all the Fairly OddParents characters who first appeared on Oh Yeah!, Tootie had the most change in physical appearance. In "The Fairy Flu!", Tootie was depicted with smaller pigtails, pink glasses, a light blue shirt, and pink pants. Additionally, her voice was different as well - in the original short, she was voiced by Amber Wood. In the regular series, Tootie is, like Vicky, voiced by Grey Delisle.

In Channel Chasers, she went undercover as Deep Toot (a parody of Deep Throat) to warn Timmy's parents of Vicky's evilness, although they subsequently forgot all memory of this following Timmy's wish. She has also been known as Princess Tootie, and several mean names by Vicky.

Ironically, in comic stories featured in Nickelodeon Magazine's quarterly specials, Vicky is willing to stick up for Tootie. In the story "Pack of Lies", in which Timmy lies to Tootie in order to get out of a festival she claims to be hosting, Vicky is willing to exact revenge on him simply because he has lied to Tootie.

In the German version of the show, Tootie is named Trudy.


Mr. Denzel Crocker
Denzel Q. Crocker is Timmy Turner's crazy and fairy godparent-obsessed teacher and a villain in The Fairly OddParents. He is voiced by Carlos Alazraqui. Vocally he resembles Monty Burns from The Simpsons.Reputation

In an episode that dealt with causal loops (The Secret Origin of Denzel Crocker), it is established that early in Crocker's life that he obtained knowledge of the existence of fairy godparents, which cost him professionally when he made public his findings on the matter; however, this is due to a time travel accident on Timmy's part.

Crocker is a "meanie" who exhibits behavior consistent with megalomania and experiences delusions, as seen in his short fits of shouting "FAIRY GODPARENTS!" while making jerky, extreme twitches (which tend to get him injured for example in No Substitute For Crazy he fell out of a window in his classroom and misteriously into a well); however, he is not technically delusional, because he knows that fairy godparents actually exist, and the torture this knowledge inflicts on him is further aggravated by the fact that he will never be able to prove it. He takes out much of his rage on the students by delighting in their failure, and personaly torturing them with their flause. Crocker lives with his mother, and used to date Geraldine Waxelplax, Timmy's school principal and Crocker's boss, back when they went to college together. "Ms. Waxelplax" is now embarrassed at her former relationship with him.

For reasons unknown, Crocker's ears are located on the back of his neck (this could be a sign of Treacher Collins Syndrome or plastic surgery). This was first commented on by Norm the Genie. Norm said, "That thing on your neck. Is that your ear?" (Note, his ears might not be located on the head as many of the characters in the Fairly Oddparents lack necks due to the art style, so what looks like Crocker's neck may in fact be a part of his head that just looks like a neck.)And for some reason Dad (Timmy's dad) is jealous of his "gorgous" figure.


Trixie Tang is depicted as a vain braggart and popular girl who likes to flaunt her outer beauty and riches. Simply put, she is often portrayed as mean and inconsiderate (not to mention downright bratty), but is not as mean as Vicky the Babysitter; she is actually very kind.

Timmy Turner is smitten with her and frequently attempts to obtain her attention and affections, to no avail. She usually rejects his advances except when the plot requires it, which is usually if Timmy has something she desires. She is not completely shallow, however, and she does admire Timmy when he performs acts of honesty, loyalty, etc. (However, it's usually because she feels rotten after rejecting him in the first place.) In Love Struck, after Timmy rejects Trixie, she says that she is 'totally into' Timmy. (This is not implied in other episodes, however.) She has kissed Timmy twice in the series. (In "A Wish Too Far", she kissed him for standing up to the popular kids. In "The Masked Magician", she thought Timmy's alias, the Masked Magician, was very cute and kissed him.)

According to the episode The Boy Who Would Be Queen, Trixie is secretly a tomboy who is willing to be friends with any boy who's willing to admit he likes romantic soap operas (just so long as he doesn't admit it in front of her female friends). However, this bit of character insight is never mentioned again in the series (though it hasn't been contradicted either).

She also said that she would date anyone that was funny, although she detests comedy because she thinks it to be the lowest art form next to animation.Trixie's character is developed further in the episode Just the Two of Us where Timmy wishes that he and Trixie were the only humans and/or intelligent life-forms besides his Fairy Godparents on Earth. In this particular episode, Trixie is shown to have a pathological need for attention (in the form of compliments) and is portrayed as psychotic; she actually tries to murder Timmy. Due to this, Timmy's wish (as usual) ends badly and is warranted to be unwished. Also in the episode Just Desserts, Trixie was shown with much more expensive and fatter desserts than the rest and was seen popping off a tight belt as she ate.

In the half-hour episode, The Big Superhero Wish, Trixie was transformed into Wonder Gal (her appearance based off of Wonder Woman). She wound up helping Cleft the Boy Chin Wonder (Timmy), Matter-Muncher Lad (Chester), Professor A.J. (A.J.), the Bouncing Boil (Elmer), the Sonic Youth (Sanjay), and the Crimson Chin battle the evils of the Bull-E (Francis), the Baby Shredder (Vicky), Dr. Crocktopus (Denzel Q. Crocker), and the Nega-Chin.

Apparently, she will date any boy who doesn't seem to care about anything, as stated in "Emotion Commotion". She was Timmy's girlfriend for a few seconds after Timmy had wished for no emotions. However, having no emotions, Timmy didn't care. Trixie broke up with him and started dating Chester McBadbat to make him jealous.

Timmy may have eventually won Trixie Tang's affections as he has two children who look like her in the episode "Channel Chasers", which is set in the future. The episode implied they may have eventually married. Although the children also look similar to Tootie, Vicky's little sister who is infatuated with Timmy.

Trixie's voice is provided by Dionne Quan (who also voices Kimi Finster in Rugrats and All Grown Up!) and is the only character in the group to have appeared in the comics.


Vicky (Icky with a V, as she is often referred to) is the babysitter of Timmy Turner, the central character on animated series The Fairly Odd Parents. She has a reputation for being very mean and making things tough for Timmy.

She is apparently the only babysitter in Dimmsdale, although her particularly hard-handed intimidation tactics, as seen in some episodes, may explain the lack of competition. Then again, she might be the lesser of two evils: the 'back-up babysitters' Mr. and Mrs. Turner call in on one occasion is a group of black-robed, green skinned creatures wielding medieval weaponry, whose greeting was: "Give us the boy!" and who smashed through a door to get at Timmy. Nevertheless, Vicky is a sadistic meanie who presents a nice face to parents; she enjoys annoying and terrorizing small children for no particular reason, portraying her as the stereotype of the mean-spirited selfish bully babysitter who only babysits for money, and not because they like kids.

Butch Hartman, creator of "The Fairly OddParents" said that she was probably based on a horrible nightmare of a babysitter everyone has had, and this show needed an adversary who was in the house all the time.

Ironically, in the very first episode of the series (originally seen on Oh Yeah! Cartoons), Vicky seems to become the sympathetic character halfway through the story. Also on this episode, she calls up her younger brother, but according to "Timmy's 2D House of Horror," the only people living in Vicky's house are Vicky, her parents (Vic[1], who was Mr. Crocker's babysitter during his childhood, may or may not be her father, but they are related in some way), her sister Tootie, and her dog Doidle.

Vicky looks like the stereotypical teenage girl, wearing a green midriff shirt that reveals her stomach with black jeans, and is obsessed with fashion and boys.

Vicky looks almost exactly like Frances "Frankie" Foster from Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. Both characters have the same voice actor, Grey DeLisle.

To the unsuspecting parents in Dimmsdale, 16-year-old babysitter Vicky can do no harm, but to the kids she babysits, especially Timmy Turner, she's evil personified. The real reason for "Icky" Vicky's evilness is never fully explained, although she seems to get it from such ancestors as Vicky Khan (who was Genghis Khan's babysitter), Vicky the Kid[2] (who temporarily had possession of the deed to Dimmsdale Flats), Pegleg Vicky (who showed up when Timmy wished the world was an old cartoon), although these characters may not even be related.

Some fans speculate that Vicky is not evil at all but instead had a rough childhood, and she's angry at the world for it. Other fans argue against that theory by pointing out that Vicky's parents are afraid of her. Confusingly, in the episode "Home Wreckers", Vicky appears to be secretly afraid of her parents. This may also be seen in "The Switch Glitch" where Timmy wishes her to be a five year old so he can get back at her; it is shown that she was normal until she was tormented by Timmy and got revenge on him when she got Cosmo and Wanda. One might theorize Vicky's parents' attitude towards their children was different before Tootie's birth. If this is so, it would explain Vicky's mostly buried fears of their disapproval; a prolonged struggle for dominance won by Vicky would explain her parents' current terror of her.

In the episode "Snow Bound", Vicky and Timmy become friends for a short period of time while they are trapped inside a cave due to an avalanche. While together, Vicky reveals that she had had a childhood experience strangely close to that of Timmy's which she cries over. Vicky can often be seen crying throughout the series (usually because of the consequences of Timmy's wishes), which have some fans believing that she is not 100% devoid of all human emotions.The episode "Tiny Timmy!" offers another explanation; it is stated that her niceness never showed up for work. Another explanation was given in the episode "Vicky Loses Her Icky", where it is shown that she is the victim of an evil parasite residing in her butt (though it could've been that that was how her natural evil was manifested after it was wished out of her). (Strangely however, the "evil parasite" fact is contradicted in another episode.) It is possible that it runs in her family, as Victor was similar to Vicky when he was 16.

In the episode "It's a Wishful Life" Timmy Turner sees how wonderful everyone's life would have been better if he'd never been born as a boy (as a girl he makes his parents rich) – even Vicky – who despite an evil smile-is an assistant to Dr. Bender and helps relieves - and "not causes" - pain through use of laughing gas.

Vicky's main hobbies (besides watching television and stuffing herself) include torturing people and making them do her chores by threatening to show their parents bad things about them. Her list of victims includes her Timmy-worshipping sister, Tootie, and her aforementioned parents. However, she is almost never mean to her pets, especially Doidle the Dog (whom she treats a lot better than her "prisoners"), except when they cause accidents.

It's apparent that Vicky is mainly intent on earning money, though not just from babysitting. She tried to bring a car to Doug Dimmadome, who was willing to pay 10,000 Dimmadollars for it, even though she already sold it to Mr. Turner for $100. She also seems intent on world domination, as shown in the telefilm Channel Chasers. One of her confidants Denzel Crocker also has similar traits to Vicky - being cruel and sadistic to 10-year-olds and having dreams of world domination in the telefilm Abra-Catastrophe.

Vicky is picky in her taste in men - she wants a man who's rich, handsome and famous. She once tried to marry singing sensation Chip Skylark, but she called it off when she found out he wasn't actually rich. Vicky is sometimes pursued by alien prince Mark Chang, who fell for her meanness in the episode "Spaced Out!" (Mark eventually settles for a Vicky clone). Vicky also once found love with a male counterpart named Ricky, who was just as mean as she was, but she lost him when he was tricked into marrying Mr. Crocker's mom. She has also had a crush on a boy called Winston Dunnsworth. Vicky even fell for Timmy twice- once when he had been changed into "a 16-year-old Hunky Norwegian supermodel named 'Gah!'" (Timmy, needless to say, wasn't exactly enamored of her advances), and also in the episode "Oh Brother!" when Timmy tried singing a love song to Tootie to get her to like him again. (She liked his horribly squeaky voice and thought that he was a mystery singer. Because of this, Timmy threw up.)

Vicky obviously doesn't know that Timmy's pet goldfish are actually his fairy godparents, Cosmo and Wanda, who started caring for him about a year after Vicky first babysat him. However, Vicky has had a few incidents caused by Cosmo & Wanda's magic. For example, in the comic story "Power Play" (printed in "Nick Mag Presents The Fairly OddParents!"), she got a taste of having limitless power as a result of one of Timmy's errant wishes, but her powers were eventually removed when Timmy tricked her into turning back time to before he made the wish. Vicky unknowingly stole Wanda's wand in the Oh Yeah! short "Where's the Wand?" (which hasn't been incorporated into an episode of the regular series, but appears as a bonus feature on one of the DVDs). In The Fairly OddParents: Breakin' Da Rules, Vicky gained possession of the Da Rules book, and uses it for limited power.

She temporarily did find out the fairies' existence when Timmy wished she could shrink down to a five-year-old and he could torture her the way she was doing to him (in the episode "The Switch Glitch"). Because of this change in the victim-villain relationship, Cosmo & Wanda were reassigned to Vicky, who then used them to get back at Timmy. Fortunately, Timmy saved his godparents by tricking Vicky into saying she didn't want them anymore, and Vicky's memory of ever knowing Cosmo & Wanda was erased.
Trivia

* In Cosmo's and Wands's Lucky Seven Saturday it was revealed that Wanda's name is Wanda Venus Fairywinkle.
* The Godparents never died. But in the episode "Wish Fixers" a Level 6 electrical magic discharge could've killed Cosmo & Wanda. This is very strange, though it is possibly that they can die on purpose, but not unintentionally.
* In the Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide episode "Guide to Day Dreaming," Ned Bigby has Cosmo and Wanda as fairy godparents in a daydream. They told him he could wish for, as examples, "a snowcone," "poofing into The Evil Dr. Sweeny's Office," or "a snowcone." Daran Norris, who voices Cosmo and Mr.Turner plays Gordy who is the janitor on the series.
* Cosmo was originally envisioned as a slob, and Wanda's original name was Venus.
* Cosmo and Wanda have been mascots for Nickelodeon for a while and have appeared in Got Milk? commercials.
* Wanda's appearance has changed slightly over the series. In the first season she was drawn with light pink skin, though eventually her skin tone changed to match Cosmo's, which is a more human-like flesh tone.
* In the episode "Sleep Over and Over", Cosmo's "pets" have the same names of some characters of another Nickelodeon show, Jimmy Neutron. It is unknown if it is coincidental or intentional.
* Cosmo and Wanda also appeared in Jimmy Neutron's Nicktoon Blast, along with some characters from both in Rugrats and SpongeBob SquarePants.
* In all three of the The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour episodes, the characters from Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius always think that Cosmo and Wanda are computer-generated programs. In the first crossover, Jimmy thinks that Fairy World was a computer reality and doesn't believe that Cosmo and Wanda are magical creatures (because he only believes in science). If Jimmy were to discover the truth, it is unknown if Timmy would lose Cosmo and Wanda, since Jimmy and his friends are from another reality.
* Cosmo and Wanda's transformation into fish is a cultural reference to the Academy award-winning film A Fish Called Wanda.
* Cosmo believes in ghosts, goblins, ghouls, tigers, aliens, corn flakes, and butter, but not giraffes because they're "too weird" (all have been seen in the show including the giraffes).
* Wanda and Cosmo's superhero dog names, when they are the sidekicks to Cleft the boy Chin Wonder, are Ace and Klefto which are spoofs on Batman and Superman's dog's names (Ace the Bat Hound and Krypto the Superdog).
* Wanda was shown to have a bone in the pink swirl in her hair as when she was electrocuted.
* There are shirts for sale that show Cosmo and Wanda as goths (created by John Kovalic). The logo on the shirt says: "The Fairly Goth Parents."
* In the episode "This is Your Wish" one of the clips shows that Cosmo has had breast implants.
* Cosmo has sunk Atlantis 9 times which was mentioned in episodes like "Something's Fishy." One of these times was seen in "This is Your Wish", where this specific time, along with other blunders caused by Cosmo, resulted in Jorgen Von Strangle being demoted. However, it was never stated how the other 8 times had affected Jorgen's life.
* Revealed in the episode Where's Wanda/Imaginary Gary that Cosmo's shirt is "Dry Clean Only."
* In the episode Something's Fishy, it is revealed that the King of Atlantis and his people have a diet that consists of "crabs", "starfish", and "the occasional underwater squirrel", all of which is a spoof of the characters Mr. Krabs, a crab, Patrick Star, a starfish, and Sandy Cheeks, an underwater squirrel, found in Nickelodeon's SpongeBob Squarepants.
* It is revealed in "Apartnership" that if Cosmo and Wanda are apart, their magic becomes weaker.# Mom works as a real-estate agent, and Dad works in middle management. Dad's job is often described as a "pencil pusher", to the point where Dad is obsessed with them.
* In some episodes, Mom and Dad are transformed into costumed superheroes known as Mighty Mom & Dyno Dad.
* The episode "Smart Attack" revealed that Mom's ring's stone is cubic zirconium, but Dad told her otherwise.
* "Smart Attack" reveals that Mom wears contact lenses.
* As a young girl, Mom was in scouts, and is still very good at outdoorsy activities such as pitching tents and cooking outdoors.
* Mom and Dad didn't have faces in the Oh Yeah! Cartoons shorts. Their heads were sometimes visible, however. The episode "Party of Three" shows that Mom was once a redhead, but when The Fairly OddParents became a regular Nicktoons series, and Mom and Dad were given faces, Mom's hair changed to light brown.
* Mom wishes she had given birth to Chip Skylark instead of Timmy Turner.
* Dad's age is 42 because in the episode Odd Jobs, he said, "I will be on a mission to Uranus (it's a planet?) for 23 years Timmy! See you when I'm 65!"
* Dad's favorite shirt is a purple shirt that says "BORN TO PARTY", and Mom said that it was stolen by Canadians.
* The first time his dad's face is shown is in the episode where Chester becomes good at baseball.
* The second and final time Bucky McBadbat's face is shown is in Fairy Idol.
* Chester actually received fairies twice, though both realities in which he received them were cancelled out. He received Cosmo & Wanda as his fairy godparents in an episode where Timmy saw how life would be like had he never existed. He received Norm the Genie as a fairy godparent in Fairy Idol, but after Norm quit, Chester used his last Genie wish with Norm to wish that none of this had happened in an act of sacrifice for his friend Timmy.
* In Fairy Idol, Chester is seen sitting on his bed, but with posters of Chip Skylark and teeth with the word "Smile." This is interesting because Chester has such bad teeth, but has posters that encourage good teeth habits.
* According to Channel Chasers, Chester has an obsession with cheese.
* Despite hating the banjo he is actually very skilled at playing them.
* Even though girls give him hives Cindy Vortex had no effect on him since they're from different universes.


* Jorgen uses a jet pack instead of wings. He also disappears and appears in (Nuclear) explosions, and has only "poofed" in one episode.
* Jorgen is, obviously, incredibly muscular and strong. In School's Out: The Musical, he picks up many fairies and carry them in a sack. He is known to lift a lot of things with one arm or hand, and beat up all the anti-fairies after they were trapped back in Fairy World.
* Wanda and Cosmo are his best friends... which is a surprise to them. When Cosmo inquires about it, he states he doesn't have many friends: he punches them once and they take off. Regardless, he does seem to care about them despite the hard times he constantly dishes out.
* Is married to the Tooth Fairy, the love of his life, after he proposed to her with Timmy's baby tooth.
* He is the only fairy who stands on the ground instead of hovering in midair. The only time he has ever hovered in mid-air (without his jetpack) was in The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide when Professor Calamitous had complete control over his body and magical powers. He also hovered in mid-air (very briefly) in Fairy Idol.
* He trained Timmy when he wished to be a fairy in "A Mile in My Shoes."
* In Fairy Idol, a recurring joke involving Cosmo's obsession with string was concluded with Jorgen's apparent obsession with rope. ("It's like string, only manlier!")
* Can only laugh by seeing others in pain. He does seem to cry at touching moments though, like after listening to a love song from Wanda and Cosmo in School's Out: The Musical, or when the Tooth Fairy had dumped him.
* Although Jorgen speaks in a strong Austrian accent in the English Version, the German dub does not give his voice any sort of accent. In the German dub his name is "Jean-Claude von Ramme", a parody of action-film star Jean-Claude Van Damme.
* His favorite soap is called "All My Biceps" (an obvious parody of All My Children, starring Wanda's "somehow hotter" twin sister Blonda).
* In The Jimmy/Timmy Power Hour 2, it's revealed that one of Jorgen's pet peeves is seeing kids wish for nonsensical wishes that violate Da Rules (such as the wish for a giant rocket-propelled hot dog).
* When Timmy wished for his life to be an action movie, Jorgen was accompanied with a pink cat called Mr. Tuliptoes.
* The wishes he grants are usually a bit extreme: when Timmy had all the fairies wanting to be his godparent, he distracted Jorgen by wishing for things, one of which was a puppy. The puppy conjured was actually a dangerous attack dog. His second wish was for a giant cookie...and the dog got promptly smushed under said giant cookie.
* He has a strong dislike for Juandissimo's cooking (though it's probably because Juandissimo simply can't cook) to the point where he hatched an elaborate scheme to reunite him with Remy, on the condition that Remy be forced to endure the cooking.
* In The Zappys Jorgen has a godchild named Winston, but in other episodes he doesn't.
* He's farsighted, as he needed glasses to read Da Rules in Fairy Odd Parents The Musical!
* He has a story book that makes what ever he reads come true. This was shown when his subordinate Binky was sick and he read him a story it happened to Timmy, Cosmo, and Wanda. Its also mentioned that he's done this before and read a story called "The Wolf Who Ate Cosmo Alot", which Cosmo still has a scar from.
* Wanda's family are the only ones able to intimidate Jorgon and have done so three times (the first was Wanda, then her "Twin yet some how hotter" sister Blonda, and lastly their father Big Daddy).
* In The Jimmy/Timmy Power Hour 2, it is revealed that Jorgen thinks sourdough bread is the "lowest form of all bread," but he enjoys spicy mustard.
* Crocker's birthday (March 15) is a reference to the Ides of March, the day Julius Caesar was assassinated.
* Crocker was once a roommate with Stephen Hawking. This fact is revealed when Hawking demonstrates that Timmy was correct about 2 + 2 = 5. Hawking then gives Crocker an "F". Trying to debunk Hawking at the end of the episode, he chases him with a proof that 2 + 2 equaled six, not five.
* Crocker's Canadian "Uncle Albert" not only looks like his nephew, but he is just as crazy - his obsession is genies. Also, "Uncle Albert" might be connected to Paul McCartney's character in the song Uncle Albert.
* He apparently can predict the exact situation involving Cosmo and Wanda in the current episode, down to the last detail even drawing faries that look like Cosmo and Wanda.
* He likes shrimp puffs. This particular detail is not as emphasized in later episodes.
* Crocker was the primary villain in The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour, but had cameo appearances in The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide and The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators.
* When Crocker sees or talks about fairies, he jumps around shouting "FAIRY GODPARENTS!".
* For reasons unknown, Crocker has ears on his neck. Several jabs at this have been made in later episodes by Norm the Genie, Timmy's Dad, and Nagalees (Wanda).
* It should also be noted that Crocker made a cameo appearance in Dream Goat, which aired on Nickelodeon quite a few episodes before Transparents.
* In Nega-Timmy, after Evil Timmy kicked Crocker out of the school, Crocker briefly took a job as a door-to-door salesman whose entire wares consisted of ham. Later on in the episode, Crocker inadvertently crossed paths with Evil Timmy, resulting in Crocker taking a job as a tour guide. In No Substitute for Crazy, after Timmy wishes the substitute teacher to become the regular teacher, Crocker became a traffic guard. In Future Lost, Timmy wishes the world to be like in the sci-fi book he was reading, where robots are employed as teachers, resulting in Crocker being a janitor. This means that, to date, Crocker has had five known jobs so far on the show.
* One of Crocker's ancestors was, quite possibly, none other than Alden Bitteroot.
* Despite his recent actions, he is still featured in Cosmo and Wanda's Godchild Hall of Fame, possibly meaning their criteria has no regards to whatever their former godchildren do after losing them.
* Listening closely, he sounds like Mr. Burns from The Simpsons tv series.
* Her last name has not yet been revealed, just like Francis and AJ.
* At the end of the theme song in each episode, her head turns into an object that has to do with the episode (or one of the episodes in the 30-minute block).
* Chip Skylark wrote a song about her titled "Icky Vicky".
* In the pilot episode Vicky mentioned a little brother who's apparently never appeared in the series.
* In The Good Ol' Days Chip Skylark the first wrote a song about her.
* Vicky also looks like Esmeralda (The Hunchback of Notre Dame) from the musical "Notre Dame de Paris".
* The Pixies are very similar in appearance and behavior to the Agents from the "Matrix" trilogy. One Pixie is also named Sanderson, which is very similar to Anderson, the surname of the main protagonist of the trilogy.
* H.P.'s hat doubles as a pen.
* Ben Stein voices all of the Pixies, and H.P. clearly bears a resemblance to Stein.
* In contrast to the deadpan voice work of Ben Stein, the singing voices of the Pixies are performed by rappers Method Man and Redman.
* The preferred music of pixies is rap.
* H.P likes golf, however he cheats with magic.
* Sometimes during Schools Out: The Musical, and Fairy Idol you can see that Sanderson's cowlick is missing.
* The Pixies seem to be smaller in size in their first appearance than all the other times.
* The electric collars that H.P. gives Cosmo and Wanda are familiar to the Deadlock collars in the video game Ratchet:Deadlocked.
* Butch Hartman's real name is Elmer.






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