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    Mama Cosma 

Voiced by: Jane Carr

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"Now, who would like some I Rather Dislike Wanda Cookies?"

Cosmo's mother, she hates her daughter-in-law and would love nothing more than to see the marriage fail.


  • Beehive Hairdo: She has a beehive hairdo.
  • Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Stopped appearing after season 6.
  • Cool and Unusual Punishment: When Wanda is put on Level 14 Probation in the episode "Where's Wanda", she finds herself in Fairy Summer School with Mama Cosma being her teacher.
  • Curtains Match the Window: Like many fairies, she has the same eye and hair colour.
  • The Ditz: She acts ditzy and innocent, but she has her moments, believing that her son went missing for 10,000 years while he was going to pick up milk from the store.
  • Doting Grandparent: She loves Poof, commenting in his first appearance that all she wanted was to pinch his cheeks.
  • Flanderization: Originally, she hated Wanda because she hated any girl who would date Cosmo. By season 3, she hates Wanda to the point of abandoning her plans if it would make Wanda miserable.
  • Heel–Face Turn: Seems to have softened up a little after Poof's birth. She doesn't insult Wanda as much as she used to (aside from briefly calling her "thoughtless" in one episode) and Wanda at least seems to trust her mother-in-law enough to have her babysit Poof when he has to be left out of something.
    • Falling in love with Big Daddy over how much they don't like their children being married to each other might have helped as well.
  • Housewife: Apparently.
  • Mama Bear: Much in the same way Cosmo dating Wanda is enough to awaken Big Daddy's inner Papa Wolf, the same can be said for Wanda dating Cosmo being enough to awaken Mama Cosma's inner Mama Bear.
  • My Beloved Smother: She goes to extreme lengths to separate Wanda and Cosmo.
  • Sitcom Archnemesis: To Wanda in the earlier seasons. She'd also be one to Timmy to a lesser extent, since her goal was also to get Cosmo to come back home.
  • Smelly Feet Gag: In the episode "Presto Change-O", Cosmo is wearing a clothespin on his nose while he gives her a foot massage.
  • Obnoxious In-Laws: She doesn't get along to well with her son's wife Wanda.
  • Violence Really Is the Answer: Her go-to solution for Wanda.
    Wanda: Over my dead body!
    Mama: (pulls out a chainsaw) Good, you've figured out the REST of the plan.

    Schnozmo 

Voiced by: Dana Carvey

Cosmo's older brother, who's lied to his little brother about being a secret agent when in truth he's just a con artist with a habit of dine-and-dashing.


  • Gag Nose: If it weren't for his enormous honker, it would be easy to mistake him for Cosmo in a tuxedo with better hair.
  • Karma Houdini: His episode ends with him getting away with taking Jorgen's wallet, though we don't see whether Jorgen enacted any retribution after discovering his wallet is missing.
  • Meaningful Name: His name is a play on the fact that he essentially looks like Cosmo with a huge nose.
  • Obnoxious In-Laws: His sister-in-law Wanda can't stand him for lying to his younger brother all the time. The fact that he's actually swiped her earrings a couple of times doesn't help.
  • One-Shot Character: His sole appearance in the entire series is in the episode "Double-Oh Schnozmo!"
  • Two Words: I Can't Count: Saying these kinds of sentences is practically his catchphrase.
    Wanda: You're going to learn these lines and pretend to be the brave spy your brother thinks you are!
    Schnozmo: Two words: Not a chance! (Wanda zaps him with her wand) Two more words: That really smarts. See you on the set.

    Big Daddy 

Voiced by: Tony Sirico

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"Gotta go. It's Binky's turn to buy lunch!"

Wanda's father, and head of the garbage collection in Fairy World. He runs the whole thing like the mob, and is even able to intimidate Jorgen. He hates Cosmo (mostly because of his stupidity and refusal to listen to Wanda) but actually loves Mama Cosma for hating Wanda just as much.


  • Almighty Janitor: He runs a garbage collection service, but the threat of getting swamped by magical trash is enough to send even Jorgen to leave him to his own devices.
  • Control Freak: After meeting his son-in-law and Timmy, he decides to force Wanda to pack her stuff and move back in with him.
  • Deadpan Snarker: Given that he's voiced by none other than Tony Sirico, it should go without saying that he's known to do his fair share of sarcastic one liners.
  • The Don: His trash collection racket is run almost exactly like the mafia.
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Sure, he dislikes Cosmo immensely, but he clearly loves his daughter, and warms up to Timmy after a while. He and Mama Cosma even fell in love over the fact that neither of them like their childrens' marriage.
  • Missing Mom: It's never explained who his ex-wife (Wanda and Blonda's mom) is.
  • Mistaken for Murderer: Big Daddy's men in "Big Wanda".
  • Neighbourhood-Friendly Gangsters: Big Daddy's organization acts like your typical gangster family, with Big Daddy himself even voiced by Tony Sirocio, but they work in garbage collection.
  • Noodle Incident: He (allegedly) had something to do with the disappearance of Amelia Earhart and caused some unspecified misfortune to happen to Hootie & the Blowfish.
  • Obnoxious In-Laws: He doesn't like his son-in-law Cosmo, though, he ain't as hostile about it like Cosma is.
  • Opposites Attract: Mama Cosma loves Cosmo and hates Wanda. Big Daddy loves Wanda and hates Cosmo. Both of these are pretty much their defining characteristic. And because of that, they love each other.
  • Papa Wolf: Cosmo being married to his daughter Wanda is enough to invoke this trope.

    Blonda 

Voiced by: Susanne Blakeslee ("Blondas Have More Fun"), Tara Strong (remainder of speaking roles)

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"I can't believe my frump of a sister beat me!"

Wanda's twin sister, who looks identical to her except for the fact that she has blonde hair instead of pink hair. Blonda's the female lead of "All My Biceps," a popular soap opera in Fairy World—despite her success as an actress, she's never won a Zappy-award and is the only fairy in Fairy World (even her sister, Wanda, has won one) to not have one.


  • Dude, Where's My Reward?: The only fairy who has never won a Zappy.
  • Everyone Loves Blondes: The only physical difference between her and Wanda is their hair colors, with Wanda having pink hair and Blonda, of course, having blonde hair—and despite looking identical aside from their hair colors, Blonda's considered to be the "hotter" sister. But in "Fairy Idol," Blonda's implied to be a natural brunette (although that could've just been a one-off gag).
  • Long-Lost Uncle Aesop: "The grass is always greener on the other side." After this moral comes out, Blonda is gone for several seasons.
  • Mafia Princess: Wants nothing to do with it, though.
  • Meaningful Name: She has blonde hair.
  • No Celebrities Were Harmed: Blonda was based on Susan Lucci; her not winning a Zappy is a reference to Lucci's Emmy Award losing streak from 1978-1998.
  • Remember the New Girl?: After learning that his fairy godmother has a sister, Timmy questions why he had never met (or even heard of) Blonda prior to "Blondas Have More Fun." When Wanda and Blonda see each other in person for the first time in a very long time...
    Cosmo: Now I remember! They hate each other!
  • Ship Tease: She's implied to be in love with her twin sister's ex-boyfriend, Juandissimo, in "Fairy Idol."
  • Sibling Rivalry: With Wanda, to the point where Wanda suggests "samurai swords to the death" as a way of settling their differences.
  • Theme Twin Naming: The first names of Blonda and her sister rhyme.
  • Twin Switch: In "Blondas Have More Fun," she switches places with Wanda to see which of them has things easier.

Holiday Beings

    Cupid 

Voiced by: Tom Kenny

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"You're going to need love. Lots of love."

The fairy of love and the patron saint of Valentine's Day.


  • Ambiguously Gay: Has pink hair, clothes, calls his golden love arrows "fabulous", has a stereotypical Camp Gay voice and mannerisms, in "Wishology," he is shown to be on what seems like a date with Juandissimo and is kind of disappointed when a MALE monkey dumps him. However, he doesn't seem to like it when Juandissimo always rips his shirt off and once fell in love with Mama Cosma after Timmy hit him with one of his own arrows. As a plus, he's voiced by Tom Kenny, who's known for voicing another Nickelodeon character who has big blue eyes, an effeminate voice, and similar flamboyant tendencies.
  • Baby Morph Episode: He is one of the four fairies Timmy invites over to de-age into infancy and provide Poof with other fairy babies to interact with in "Poof's Playdate".
  • Early Installment Character-Design Difference: He makes his first appearance as a background character in the Oh Yeah! Cartoons short "The Zappys", where he was a lot bigger and more obese than how he was depicted in subsequent episodes, had hair that was blond and curly rather than pink and didn't wear a pink jacket, with a bowtie and a top hat being the only articles of clothing he wore besides the diaper.
  • Gods Need Prayer Badly: His health is correlated to how much love is in the world; he nearly dies when Timmy wishes for men and women to be separated.
  • Goo Goo Getup: Cupid has confirmed in several of his appearances that he wears diapers as part of his outfit. He has also used them as well in said appearances.
  • Jerkass Gods: Brags about his powers and taunts Timmy about his lack of control over his own love life. Not to mention the fact that he takes bribes (despite already being filthy rich).
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's greedy, manipulative, and prideful, but genuinely cares about True Love. He is also quick to forgive Timmy for nearly killing him in “Love Struck!”
  • Kissing Under the Influence: In "Apartnership!", to Mama Cosma.
  • Love Potion: Love arrows, as the original mythology of Cupid.
  • Mooks: His role in the Fairy World levels of Enter the Cleft!
  • Morphic Resonance: Whatever he turns into will always be pink like his hair and clothes.
  • No "Arc" in "Archery": We never see arrows in his quiver. Considering that he is a fairy, they likely that arrows appear by magic.
  • Odd Friendship: With Juandissimo.
  • The Plan: In "The Big Bash" he organizes a scavenger hunt to gather items. What the contestants are retrieving? His groceries.
  • Real Men Wear Pink: He loves the color pink—although it's justified in his case since he is the God of Love and pink is one of the colors traditionally associated with romance.
  • Shipper on Deck: For Timmy and Tootie. Considering he's Cupid, this could be a serious hint about their future together.
  • Those Two Guys: With Juandissimo in later episodes.
  • Voluntary Shapeshifter: Like other fairies, he can change into any form.
    The April Fool 

Voiced by: Brian Dunkleman ("Christmas Everyday"), Daran Norris ("Fool's Day Out" and onward)

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"What's up with that?"

The patron saint of April Fools Day, this fairy loves to pull pranks and tell jokes. Unfortunately, his jokes can sometimes get out of hand.


  • April Fools' Day: Obviously, he represents April Fool's Day.
  • Character Catchphrase: He frequently says "What's up with that", as he tends to act like a comedian.
  • Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: He makes no further appearances after "The Fairly Oddlympics".
  • The Fair Folk: Definitely more mischievous than most fairies.
  • Gods Need Prayer Badly: He runs on peoples' laughter, but needs to complete his jokes before anyone can laugh at them. Otherwise he bloats up like a balloon and eventually explodes.
  • Omnicidal Maniac: He would destroy the Earth "for the funny".
  • Plot Hole: In "Christmas Every Day" he wanted to destroy Santa for not letting him have his holiday, but in "Fools Day Out", a few episodes later, he was surprised it existed.
  • Rule of Funny: He'll do anything if it's funny.
  • Shout-Out: His catchphrase above comes from Jerry Seinfeld.

Other Fairies

    Juandissimo Magnifico 

Voiced by: Carlos Alazraqui

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"Timmy, I must say two things. First off, I'm incredible to look at..."

Remy's fairy godfather who also happens to be Wanda's ex-boyfriend. He's extremely vain and narcissistic, and despite how his name looks, it's pronounced "Wan-DISS-e-mo".


  • Actor Allusion: He's voiced by the Argentine-American Carlos Alazraqui.
  • Ambiguously Bi: While he definitely has a thing for Wanda, he also has a few moments of what looks like romantic tension with Cupid. The two are even shown on what seems like a date in "Wishology".
  • Anti-Villain: In episodes where he's with Remy, he is his godparent and has to grant all of his wishes. In Wanda's Day Off, he acts like a jerk to his costumers and is constantly pressuring Wanda, but still respects her wishes enough (albeit reluctantly) and isn't really malicious. And in Jerk of All Trades, he is just doing his new job and isn't malicious AT ALL—honestly, he's more of a jerk than being straight-up evil. Later episodes show he was actually on good terms with Cosmo back at the Fairy Academy.
  • Baby Morph Episode: He's one of the four fairies Timmy invites over to de-age into infancy and provide Poof with other fairy babies to interact with in "Poof's Playdate".
  • Big Bad: He's the main antagonist in the PC version of the The Fairly OddParents: Breakin' da Rules video game, as he dupes Timmy into wishing away Da Rules book so that Cosmo and Wanda will be forced to go back to Fairy Academy and he will therefore have a shot at getting Wanda back from Cosmo.
  • Be Careful What You Wish For: In "Stupid Cupid", Wanda finally falls in "love" with him after being accidentally struck with Cupid's arrow. However, she becomes obssessed with him, which even he dislikes, and becomes happy when Wanda returns to normal and rejects him while slapping him with her purse, but Juandissimo proudly says that's the Wanda he likes.
  • The Casanova: He flirts with just about any woman he sees and lots of fairies (male and female alike) love him, but the only woman he truly loves is his ex-girlfriend, Wanda.
  • Devil in Plain Sight: Everyone swoons over him even though he's a massive jerk.
  • Even the Guys Want Him: A male fairy judge in The Fairly Oddlympics is shown sheepishly waving at him in the same way as the clearly smitten female judge next to him and even Jorgen openly called him "sexy" in Fairy Fairy Quite Contrary.
  • Fairy Companion: He's Remy's fairy godfather.
  • Fairy Sexy: A rather unconventional, male example of this trope. He is a fairy Latin Lover who loves showing off his buff physique at every opportunity and he is well-loved by many female and male fairies alike for his attractiveness. It gets to a point where he and some other characters openly call him "sexy" in the show, despite the show's language being usually milder than that.
  • Final Boss: The PC version of Breakin' Da Rules ends with Timmy challenging Juandissimo to a game of boundary ball, making Juandissimo the final obstacle to face in order to complete the game.
  • Friendly Enemy: Especially in "The Fairly Oddlympics".
  • Go-Karting with Bowser: In "The Fairly Oddlympics" and "Poof's Playdate."
  • Gratuitous Spanish: He's prone to using random Spanish words and phrases when he is talking. And yet, weirdly enough, in "Stupid Cupid" he claims that he doesn't know what the phrase "Muy caliente" means, he just knows that it's "Spanish for something".
  • Heel–Face Turn: In later episodes, where it's implied that he's no longer Remy's godparent, he's pretty helpful at best and a harmless nuisance at worst.
  • Hidden Depths: He cares greatly for his godkid Remynote , he was willing to defy Jorgen and Da Rules to get back to him fortunately this was also a plan by Jorgen to get him out of the odd-jobs he was doing (poorly). He also was friends with Cosmo back at school.
  • Hoist by His Own Petard: Remy loses Juandissimo originally in a Fairy Duel. Which was Juandissimo's idea in the first place.
  • Ladykiller in Love: As noted above, lots of female fairies clearly love Juandissimo (including Wanda's twin sister Blonda (and even some male fairies seem to feel the same way), but the one person he truly wants to be with is his ex-girlfriend, Wanda.
  • Latin Lover: Parodied to hell and back. He's a Hispanic fairy who's enormously handsome and muscular and has difficulty getting over the fact that Wanda has married another man.
  • Lethal Chef: As revealed in "Remy Rides Again", he's no good at cooking. Jorgen decides to punish Remy for his jerkassery by having Juandissimo be his fairy godparent again, but on the condition that Juandissimo is to cook all of Remy's meals. However, later in another episode, he cooks dinner for an imprisoned Cosmo and Wanda, which Cosmo finds delicious.
  • Lovable Alpha Bitch: A rare male example. On one hand, Juandissimo's a self-absorbed Narcissist and a shameless flirt who keeps trying to win Wanda back even though she is Happily Married to Cosmo (more or less) and the fact that he works for Remy usually puts him in the antagonist role. On the other hand, he genuinely cares for Remy and is willing to break Da Rules to return to him after they get separated. In episodes where he isn't helping Remy, he can be a surprisingly chill guy and even perfectly willing to help Timmy from time to time without any issue.
  • Macho Latino: He certainly behaves like this. He repeatedly shreds his shirt by flexing his muscles, or just by standing still.
  • Morphic Resonance: Everything he turns into is purple like his eyes, the highlights of his hair and his cummerbund.
  • Mr. Fanservice: Invokes this continuously, being a handsome and muscular man, whose shirt is constantly ripping off either by his flexing or spontaneously.
  • Music Soothes the Savage Beast: Invoked and ultimately subverted. While the ape is actually charmed by Juandissimo's guitar, he was supposed to rescue Remy, which he failed to do.
  • My Master, Right or Wrong: Most of his villainous actions are only because Remy tells him to.
  • Narcissist: He sees himself as very attractive and is often seen checking himself out in the mirror. If "Poof's Playdate" proves anything (where Timmy finds him gazing in the bathroom mirror and later gets him to stop crying by giving him a hand mirror), he's been like this ever since he was a baby.
  • No Guy Wants to Be Chased: When Wanda becomes infatuated with him in "Stupid Cupid," he is instantly turned off—he basically says that men are the ones who should do the chasing and not the women.
  • Odd Friendship: With Cupid—it's implied in "Wishology" that they're dating.
  • Paper-Thin Disguise: As Timmy in "Birthday Bashed."
  • Punch-Clock Villain: As stated above, all his villainous actions are only when he works for Remy. Otherwise, he's mostly passive.
  • Reformed, but Not Tamed: Even in episodes where he's on Timmy's side, he still acts like a narcissistic jerk.
  • Shirtless Scene: His shirt explodes off him whenever he flexes. And then it poofs on again.
  • Spell My Name With An S: It's uncertain whether his name is supposed to begin with "Ju" (given that he's Hispanic and Juan is a name that's Hispanic) or "W" (as the fact he's a fairy makes it possible his name is intended as a play on "wand"). According to the draft script for "Wishology", available here, it's indeed "Juandissimo."
  • Small Name, Big Ego: He considers himself to be one of the greatest fairies alive—while many fairies (female and male alike) certainly find him attractive, that's basically his only real "talent."
  • Stalker with a Crush: Towards Wanda—even after she and Cosmo get married and have a son, he's still madly in love with her and insists on pursuing her.
  • Those Two Guys: With Cupid in later episodes.
  • Voluntary Shapeshifting: As all fairies, he can change himself into anything.

    Tooth Fairy 

Voiced by: Grey DeLisle

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"Jorgen, darling, how many times have I told you how I hate appearing in public WITHOUT MY MAKEUP!"

The most popular fairy, and the one who travels between Earth and Fairy World the most. She married Jorgen.


  • Baby Morph Episode: She is one of the four fairies Timmy invites over to de-age into infancy and provide Poof with other fairy babies to interact with in "Poof's Playdate".
  • Berserk Button: The Tooth Fairy hates bullies who would rip out other people's teeth to give to her. This puts her at odds with Jorgen who wanted to give her Timmy's baby buck teeth as an engagement present.
  • Bystander Syndrome: In "Shiny Teeth", she's too busy collecting teeth to help Timmy stop Dr. Bender's scheme to taking Chip Skylark's teeth.
  • Curtains Match the Window: Like most other fairies, her eyes and hair are the same color.
  • Disproportionate Retribution: Ask Timmy to help save Chip's teeth (who came to her willingly mind you) then threaten to rot his if he fails. What?
  • Dude Magnet: There are good reasons other fairies consider her very attractive.
  • Early Installment Character-Design Difference: Her first appearance in the Oh Yeah short "The Zappys" depicts her with red hair instead of cyan.
  • Eternally Pearly-White Teeth: As one might expect from the Tooth Fairy, her teeth are white and perfect.
  • Fairy Sexy: She is recognized as the most beautiful female fairy. It helps that she has a humanoid body.
  • Happily Married: To Jorgen, although it is implied in "Finding Emo" that they are no longer a couple as Jorgen was shown dating a Fairy named Wallet (although that could just be a continuity error).
  • Hartman Hips: Thanks to her humanoid body, she has wide hips.
  • Head-Turning Beauty: She's so attractive, even Cosmo drools over her (despite being married to Wanda).
  • High-School Sweethearts: According with "The Fairy Beginning", she and Jorgen met in the Fairy Academy.
  • Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: She's small when compared to the tall and beefy Jorgen.
  • Modesty Towel: Her debut has her wearing nothing but a towel and a shower cap.
  • Morphic Resonance: Every form she assumes is colored cyan.
  • Shameless Fanservice Girl: If her debut appearance is any indication, she doesn't mind being photographed in a towel.
  • Statuesque Stunner: She is one of the few adult-sized fairies, which of course makes her a beautiful woman taller than most other fairies.
  • Tooth Fairy: She is the only fairy in Fairy World to do the job of retrieving lost baby teeth, and does not take it lightly when someone else takes up her job.
  • Voluntary Shapeshifter: Like all fairies, she can change into anything.
  • Wonder Woman Wannabe: She is overtly a pastiche of Wonder Woman, being not only the (Fairy) World's Most Beautiful Woman but outright borrowing several of WW's design elements, such as the tiara and star-spangled shorts. Most obvious in "Shiny Teeth", where she equips Timmy with gadgets like bulletproof braces and a truth-forcing floss lasso.
    Dr. Rip Studwell 

Voiced by: Butch Hartman

"Don't worry Cosmo, everything's looking fantastic...on me. You, on the other hand look like you're in a lot of pain."

Fairy World's resident doctor, he delivers his lines in an over the top, soap opera fashion.


  • Bad News, Irrelevant News: Most of the time, much to the annoyance of the main cast. Provides the page quote, too! He only breaks the trend when he says "you made it" or just says something worse without including any "good" news.
  • Chick Magnet: Female fairies really like him.
  • Creator Cameo: Voiced by the show's creator Butch Hartman.
  • Dr. Jerk: He comes across as an egotistical and apathetic doctor who doesn't care much for his patients. That said, he does get his job done.
  • Early Installment Character-Design Difference: His debut in the episode "Hard Copy" depicted him with Eyes Always Shut. Starting with "The Gland Plan", his eyes are visible like everyone else's.
  • Glasses Pull: He will poof up glasses just to invoke this trope.
  • Good News, Bad News: His Mad Libs Catch Phrase.
  • Ink-Suit Actor: Essentially fairy Butch Hartman.
  • Insufferable Genius: He's pretty egotistical when it comes to his medical knowledge.
  • Large Ham: His constant invocation of using his full name certainly lends to this.
  • Open Heart Dentistry: He seems knowledgeable in all areas of medicine. Justified, since he's immortal and has had plenty of time to learn everything. The only exception was actual baby delivery—although in Dr. Studwell's defense, Poof was the first fairy baby born since his dad, Cosmo, was born (which happened well over ten thousand years earlier).
  • Voluntary Shapeshifter: As with other fairies, he can assume any form.

Other Magical Beings

    Binky Abdul 

Voiced by: Dee Bradley Baker

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"I'm sorry! I thought the Black Plague was a band! I didn't know it would wipe out half of Europe!"

Fairy World's most unlucky resident. He seems to work as Jorgen's assistant.


  • Beleaguered Assistant: To Jorgen.
  • Butt-Monkey: Every appearance has something bad happening to him. Hell, the first part of Wishology (his final appearance on the show) shows that when Jorgen turned all the other fairies into gumballs and hid them in a gumball machine at a gas station diner, Binky is at the very bottom of the machine and he is subsequently chewed on first when the hiding place is thwarted by a bespectacled and overweight kid discovering it, to boot.
  • Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Stopped appearing after season 6.
  • Morphic Resonance: He can only turn into things colored purple.
  • The Pollyanna: Despite his status, is pretty cheery.
  • The Scapegoat: In "Five Days of FLARG", among other examples.
  • Shout-Out: His last name is a reference to American Idol Judge Paula Abdul. During "Fairy Idol", he fills her role as the "nice" judge.
  • Unwitting Instigator of Doom: See his listed quote.
  • Vitriolic Best Buds: With Jorgen, if "Timmy the Barbarian" is any indication. In spite of all the times Jorgen has abused and beaten Binky, Jorgen apparently cares enough to come over and read Binky a story when the latter is sick (while still being as rough on the little guy as ever).
  • Voluntary Shapeshifter: Like all fairies, he can turn into anything.

Fairy World TV

    Billy Crystal Ball & Simon Sparklefield 

Voiced by: Carlos Alazraqui

Simon: I'm quite scared. Would you hold me?

Two celebrities in Fairy World. Billy Crystal Ball is a talk show host as well as host of the Zappys. Simon is an executive in charge of several reality shows and a judge on Fairy Idol.


    Fairy Hart 

Voiced by: Mary Hart

"I'm Fairy Hart, reporting live from Fairy World Hospital."

Fairy World's resident news reporter. She's always looking out for news, particularly if it involves baby Poof.


  • Dumb Blonde: As shown by "Anti-Poof".
  • Early-Installment Weirdness: She appeared with a male co-anchor in "Blondas Have More Fun." The two of them got into "Zappy fights", dueling with their awards. Season Six changed her character.
  • Hartman Hips: Much like the Tooth Fairy, she has wide hips.
  • Kent Brockman News: The fairy equivalent of Chet Ubetcha, being the top news anchor of Fairy World.
  • Statuesque Stunner: She is one of the few adult-sized fairies and is in effect another beautiful woman taller than most fairies.

Wishology

    Fairy Council 

Voiced by: Tom Kenny, S. Scott Bullock, Jeff Bennett, Kevin Michael Richardson, Carlos Alazraqui and Grey DeLisle

Played by: Judith Maxie (Fairy Council #1 in A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy Turner!), John Innes (Fairy Council #2 in A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy Turner!)

"We should, like, party!"

A group of fairies that govern Fairy World. Their acts include forbidding any more fairies to be born and selecting the Chosen One.


  • Black Cloak: Well, cloak anyway.
  • The Chooser of the One: They're shown holding auditions for the Chosen One in "Wishology." (Sure, the guy they chose Missed the Call and couldn't pass the test, but nice try.)
  • Disproportionate Retribution: In Timmy's Secret Wish, they aged the population of the Earth fifty years and wiped Poof from existence This was all because Timmy's wish violated the rules: he wished everyone would stop aging so he could keep his fairies forever then wished Cosmo would forget he granted it.
  • The Faceless: We never see their faces.
  • In the Hood: They're always wearing face-obscuring shrouds.
  • Omniscient Morality License: They make Da Rules, punish kids for crimes like making a secret wish, and no one seems able to question their judgment or morality.
  • Skeleton Government: The Fairy Council is revealed that handles a lot of things, like declaring that no more fairies are to be born. The "Wishology" trilogy shows us that they are still active.

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