History Characters / TheFairlyOddParentsMajor

* BigEater: Despite of her being LeanAndMean, she does have her moments of gluttony. In ''Tiny Timmy!'', we see her having a lot of junk food on the table while watching TV ([[BeyondTheImpossible she even has a miniature horse and a piano digesting in her stomach!]]), and in ''Scary Godparents'', she forces a lot of children to do trick-or-treating so they can give her a lot of candy. By the end of the episode, she gets indigestion from candy overdose. Heck, in her very first appearance in the pilot, she eats almost an entire pizza all by herself! The only reason she leaves a slice [[{{Jerkass}} is just because the pizza has anchovies,]] [[AnchoviesAreAbhorrent something that Timmy hates.]]

* BigEater: Despite of her being LeanAndMean, she does have her moments of gluttony. In Tiny Timmy!, we see her having a lot of junk food on the table while watching TV ([[BeyondTheImpossible she even has a miniature horse and a piano digesting in her stomach!]]), and in Scary Godparents, she forces a lot of children to do trick-or-treating so they can give her a lot of candy. By the end of the episode, she gets indigestion from candy overdose.

Timmy's schoolteacher who, due to an incident in his youth, is obsessed with proving that fairy godparents exist and want to use their magic to TakeOverTheWorld.

* DirtyCoward: In "Abra-Catastrophe", when the apes take him, he tries to get them to go after Timmy by claiming he's hosting a dinner party.

* ShoutOut: His superhero identity as Cleft the Boy Chin Wonder is an obvious reference to Comicbook/{{Robin}} from Batman. His villain identity in "Mighty Mom & Dyno Dad" is a reference to Galactus, a Creator/MarvelComics villain. His middle name is a reference to [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries Captain Kirk]].

* ShoutOut: His identity as Dr. Crocktopus was an obvious reference to Franchise/SpiderMan's enemy Dr. Octopus (with ComicBook/DoctorStrange's collared cape thrown in for good measure).

* EnemyMine: She joins forces with Timmy against The Darkness in "Wishology". She agrees to help him against the darkness in exchange for $15, simply because he has no other option.

* GeniusBruiser: While he's a brawny macho guy, he's also an expert on all things related to fairy law, enough to act as a prosecutor. He's also a surprisingly good manipulator, and once came up with an elaborate scheme to get Juandissimo his job as Remy's fairy godfather back just so he wouldn't have to eat [[LethalChef Jaundissimo's cooking]] anymore.
* GoodIsNotNice: Even though he is usually a good guy and enforces Da Rules (the fairy laws) to the letter, he still gets kicks out of causing people, usually Binky, pain and threatening violence following his DrillSergeantNasty stereotype. He has backed off from it somewhat in recent seasons after marrying the Tooth Fairy.
* HappilyMarried: To The Tooth Fairy, although it is implied in "Finding Emo" that they are no longer a couple as Jorgen was shown dating a fairy named Wallet. It could be just another [[ContinuitySnarl continuity error]] though.

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Daran Norris is doing an obvious parody of Arnold Schwarzenegger when voicing Jorgen.

* RealMenWearPink: He's shown to have feminine interests and hobbies on occasion, mostly for RuleOfFunny.

* VitriolicBestBuds: To Binky, if "Timmy the Barbarian" is any indication. Also, he claims Cosmo and Wanda are his best friends.

* BlackAndNerdy: The page image. He's black, and a genius, but not very good at social skills.

!!Timothy "Timmy" Tiberius Turner

* RealityWarper: His pure magic allows him to bend reality at will to an extent even his parents can't accomplish. Hes also a baby, so he can't fully control this ability.

* AbandonedCatchphrase: "Uh...internet?" used to be his catchphrase in early seasons, a response to someone asking him where he got something that he actually wished for. He stopped saying this after a while (see WildcardExcuse below).

* TookALevelInJerkass: See {{Flanderization}} above. As the series went on, Timmy became more selfish and uncaring towards others. This was downplayed from season six on, before relapsing back into it in the tenth season upon the introduction of Chloe Carmichael. This may be {{Justified}}, however, due to all the crap he takes.

* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: In the original ''WesternAnimation/OhYeahCartoons'' shorts, they always have their faces hidden offscreen, to the point where their original model sheets depict them as headless. Their outfits are also considerably different: Mr. Turner wears a teal three-piece suit and brown shoes, while Mrs. Turner wears a red dress and high heels, gold bracelets, and a pearl necklace. The one time "Where's the Wand" showed their hair, Mrs. Turner was depicted as a redhead with a swirly hairstyle similar to Wanda's and Mr. Turner's had the same hairstyle as Timmy and Cosmo.

* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: In the original ''WesternAnimation/OhYeahCartoons'' shorts, they always have their faces hidden offscreen, to the point where their original model sheets depict them as headless. Their outfits are also considerably different: Mr. Turner wears a teal three-piece suit and brown shoes, while Mrs. Turner wears a red dress and high heels, gold bracelets, and a pearl necklace.

* WombLevel: In Episode 3 - 4 on the GBA game ''Enter The Cleft'', Timmy has to go to Vicky's stomach like in ''Tinny Timmy'' in order to save Mama Cosma from Spatula Woman.

* WombLevel: In Episode 3 - 4 on the GBA game ''EnterTheCleft'', Timmy has to go to Vicky's stomach like in ''Tinny Timmy'' in order to save Mama Cosma from Spatula Woman.

* FinalBoss: The console version of ''Breakin' Da Rules'' has the final battle consist of Vicky being turned into a dragon and Timmy having to get her to press against panels that will make her say the wish needed to undo the damages she's caused. The final opponent in the Game Boy Advance version is a Vicky monster that bears a resemblance to Kraid from ''Franchise/{{Metroid}}''. An InUniverse example in the show occurs in ''Power Mad'' in the form of a [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever giant]] [[Killer|Robot]] [[Robot|Me]].

* LaserGuidedKarma: A ''lot'' of episodes end with Vicky getting a comeuppance for her constant evil.
* LaughablyEvil: She's so cartoonishly evil that it is very hard not to find her strongly entertaining. Plus she does have her own form of dark humour. And due to the nature of the show, she is almost always yelling.

* FinalBoss: The console version of ''Breakin' Da Rules'' has the final battle consist of Vicky being turned into a dragon and Timmy having to get her to press against panels that will make her say the wish needed to undo the damages she's caused. The final opponent in the Game Boy Advance version is a Vicky monster that bears a resemblance to Kraid from ''Franchise/{{Metroid}}''.

* ImaginaryEnemy: Timmy imagines her as [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever a giantess with sharp theeth wearing a green sweater]] inside his mind in order to defeat Imaginary Gary.

* NutritionalNightmare: In ''Tiny Timmy!'', we see her having so much junk food on the table to the point of almost looking like an EdibleWorld [[MouseWorld from Timmy's and his oddparent's perspective.]] In ''Enter the Cleft!'', we see a bunch of junk food on her stomach as well.

* {{Flanderization}}: From a relatively realistically portrayed AlphaBitch with hints of HiddenDepths to a very stereotypical AlphaBitch.

* TookALevelInJerkass: While she was always an AlphaBitch, she had [[LovableAlphaBitch a more likeable side]] along with other HiddenDepths. From Season 3 on, however, she became little more than a stereotypical snobby mean girl.
* TwitchyEye: During her SanitySlippage in "Just the Two of Us". Provides the trope image!