History YMMV / TheFairlyoddparents

* NegativeContinuity: Largely due to constantly switching writers. Though there are plenty of {{Continuity Nod}}s, so there's at least ''some'' continuity.

* NegativeContinuity: Largely due to constantly switching writers.

* RootingForTheEmpire

* GannonBanned: Some spell Vicky's name Vicki. Tootie has been spelled Tooty.

*** [[CrossOver Jimmy/Timmy Power Hour 3]], which was originally was supposed to be a GrandFinale for both shows. Who didn't want to see a 3D Dimmsdale and a 2D Retroville, and see Crocker spazzing out in 3D?

* MissedMomentOfAwesome: ''The Big Superhero Wish''. After all the hype built up for the episode, up to and including toy deals with certain fast food companies, the entire double-length episode had two superhero fights, both of which consisted of the heroes getting [[CurbStompBattle curb-stomped]] and which (accidentally) resulted in the titular wish being half-unwished to make room for the moral that normal people are everyday heroes.

* DeconstructionFic: Cosmo and Wanda's failing relationship, NormTheGenie often deconstructed.

* DrivenToSuicide: In the WonderfulLife subversion episode, ''It's A Wishful Life'', although [[spoiler: neither the word suicide nor the word death is spoken, Timmy's offer to erase himself from existence is essentially an offer to kill himself]].

** And most notably, both specials were writen by the same people, Butch Hartman and Scott Fellows.

* ArmedWithCanon: The FairlyOddParents has an interesting case of it because ''both'' fan groups of the main ships have ''canon'' with which to promote their couple. For the Timmy/Tootie fans, it the [[spoiler: LiveActionAdaptation movie coming up in July of 2011 outright states that Tootie is Timmy's true love]] while for Timmy/Trixie fans the special [[spoiler:Wishology was taken as proof that Timmy/Trixie were true love]]. This has led to Timmy/Tootie fans disregarding Wishology and Timmy/Trixie fans disregarding the live action movie.

** And most notably, both specials are writen by the same people, Butch Hartman and Scott Fellows.

* ArmedWithCanon: The FairlyOddParents has an interesting case of it because ''both'' fan groups of the main ships have ''canon'' with which to promote their couple. For the Timmy/Tootie fans, it the [[spoiler: LiveActionAdaptation movie coming up in July of 2011 outright states that Tootie is Timmy's true love]] while for Timmy/Trixie fans the special [[spoiler:Wishology was taken as proof that Timmy/Trixie were true love]]. This has led to Timmy/Tootie fans disregarding Wishology and Timmy/Trixie fans disregarding the live action movie.

* ArmedWithCanon: The FairlyOddParents has an interesting case of it because ''both'' fan groups of the main ships have ''canon'' with which to promote their couple. For the Timmy/Tootie fans, it the [[spoiler: LiveActionAdaptation movie coming up in July of 2011 outright states that Tootie is Timmy's true love]] while for Timmy/Trixie fans the special [[Wishology was taken as proof that Timmy/Trixie were true love]]. This has led to Timmy/Tootie fans disregarding Wishology and Timmy/Trixie fans disregarding the live action movie.

* NightmareFuel: [[RuleOfThree Once again,]] the show has enough moments to deserve a separate page. Oddly enough, the [[HalloweenEpisode Halloween-themed]] episode, "Scary Godparents" [[AvertedTrope averts this]] by not being an abysmally scary episode, even given the subjectivity of the trope. The series has, however, other instances in which it's bound to catch you off-guard. For example, the ending of "Beddy Bye" has what is probably ''the absolutely worst GrossUpCloseUp in the history of Western Animation EVER'', even topping [[SpongeBobSquarePants Squidward's]] [[MemeticMutation famous "sure" glare]]. And then there's the "That's life" episode. One ''hell'' of a ZombieApocalypse. However, if you combine FridgeHorror with GoryDiscretionShot, the result you get is "Timmy's 2D House of Horror". It's named after TheSimpsons HalloweenEpisode series, [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel and for GOOD REASON!]] Some of its lines say it all.
--> '''Timmy's mom:''' "Who wants spaghetti and [[strike: meatballs]] '''''[[EyeScream EYEBALLS?]]'''''
** And there's ''[[NothingIsScarier "Just The Two Of Us"]]'', where Trixie goes '''[[{{Yandere}} BATSHIT]]'''.
** In another episode, because of Timmy travelling to the past to prevent his dad from winning a race and thus Timmy's mom, this results in a dystopian future in which Dad becomes a creepy StepfordSmiler to cope with his loss and forces everyone else to be one as well, whom he calls his "children".
** The sequence where Crocker had his memory erased as a child. Brr.

* ''Mooooving Day'''s moral appears to be "Don't drink milk, it will brainwash you." [[SpoofAesop This one might be intentional, though.]]

** Chester's {{Flanderization}} into a stereotype of poor/lower class people.

*** [[spoiler:Though since Jorgan willing wishes him back into existence at the end once he's learned his lesson, it might be that he was trying to make Timmy realize how selfish he was and that he should do things for the good of others. Which is a fairly solid aesop.]]
**** Another unfriendly aesop from that episode was that Timmy was doing nice things for everyone. Making his parents yard look nice, painting a set all by himself, giving AJ a new computer, etc. His parents didn't like it because that day there was a contest for the worst yard, and although Timmy should have known that, the others were just ridiculous. The paint was a shade off, the computer was 5 seconds out of date, blah blah blah. Even though Timmy used magic, they didn't know that, so from their point of view, Timmy did hours and hours of hard work and they slap him in the face for stupid reasons. Even though Timmy needed to learn a lesson about charity, they needed to learn a lesson about being grateful, but Timmy was treated as the only one in the wrong.

* CompleteMonster: Vicky often is this due to the absurd {{Flanderization}} she's put through.
** [[spoiler:The Destructinator. He's willing to destroy the Earth in order to take down the Darkness for power and spends most of his time intending to murder a 10 year old boy. This is probably why he's one of the few villains to be KilledOffForReal.]]

** ''Mooooving Day'''s moral appears to be "Don't drink milk, it will brainwash you." [[SpoofAesop This one might be intentional, though.]]