I mean you’re not gonna be in big trouble for running away I mean if you were better off without them the punishment is that you’re missing them. So there’s no reason to ground anyone for running away.

Abra-Catastrophe is the first tv movie of The Fairly OddParents. It was grand, epic, and a huge deal for the show especially for the time. With many tv movies released after Abra-Catastrophe how does it hold up nowadays?

ı love darkness ... this character comes from wishology episode any fan of darkness?

God forbid we have a powerful, strong woman figure who loves money… GOD. Like girl just had her priorities straight, that’s all x

Hazel n her friends get sent to Military school and this bitch shows up 😭👌

These were a live-action trilogy of movies that has Timmy as a 23 year old (played by Drake Parker from Drake and Josh) and also Tootie (played by Trina Vega from Victorious)

Most fairies like Cosmo, Wanda and Poof are CGI in this except some like Jorgen who are in live-action

The 1st movie came out in 2011, the 2nd in 2012 and the 3rd in 2014

What's your opinion on these movies?

Despite this episode being so infamously panned (though not as much as It's a Wishful Life or Secret Wish, of course), I admit it does have a pretty interesting concept. A whole episode on the dark, with only the eyes of the characters visible and unexpected things happening in sequence is pretty thrilling. The real problem was the mean-spirited tone of the episode, with Cosmo and Wanda overboading on punishing Timmy for making Poof cry, putting his life in danger in several moments and the episode treating it as justified.

So, I imagine this rewriting: basically Timmy can't sleep for several nights, but for varying reasons (loud parties or musics playing all the night, several reunited dogs howling at the moon, maybe even Poof crying because of some scary movie instead of Timmy intentionally scaring him). After some days, Timmy's very tired and grumpy so he impulsively wishes for 12 hours of total darkness and blah blah. Cosmo and Wanda reluctantly grant the wish, but warn him about the legend of the fairies becoming Scary Faries who devour their godkids after being too much time in darkness, just like in the original episode. Timmy obviously don't believe and falls sleep, just for wake later and discover that his fairies are now Scary Fairies (except for Poof, maybe for being a baby, but he will going to have a different role in this version so overlook it) who are pursuing and trying to eat him (TRULY now, theres no intended revenge or reason to punish Timmy or anything being intentional this time). So the rest of the episode would be Timmy trying to survive through his wish and making everything to protect Poof as well, while encounter more and more obstacles and threats.

So the main diferences are that my version would change why Timmy couldn't sleep (in the original episode he was being mean telling Poof a horrifycally story that was obviously inappropriate for little kids, a lot less a baby), making the legend of Scary Godparents REAL and Cosmo and Wanda genuinely turning into scary monsters against their will (instead of making them unlikable by pursuing and trying to kill Timmy just to ''teach him a lesson'') and making Poof active throughout the story and Timmy trying to protect his little brother (which could proporcionate some heartwarming moments in a otherwise horror episode). Since the original episode dealt to some measure their relationship, I wanted to keep Timmy and Poof's brotherly bond present and relevant in this version as well (I still don't have a explanation for why Poof doesn't turn into a Scary Fairy like his parents, but if you have some suggestion I can utilize leave in the comments below).

So well, what do you guys think of this rewritted version?

(Also some fan arts)

Something I noticed while rewatching The Fairly OddParents is that Crocker's deformities and obsessive madness (attributed to the damage Jorgen inflicted on him with his Flashy Memory Messer-Upper Thing) are actually present in all his relatives, from his ancestor Alden Bitterroot, his uncle Albert, and even his nephew Kevin (and his possible distant relatives seen in Crocker Shocker). So, it's possible that Crocker wanted to correct his appearance and some inherited mental problems, and when Jorgen took away his fairies, the effects reversed.

This amorphous appearance, the tendency towards madness, and the obsession with magic in his family could be explained by Crocker's magical ancestry, since his ancestor, Alden Bitterroot, turned out to be an evil witch.

P.S.: Actually, his ear didn't droop down to his neck when he lost his fairies. If you watch the scene of his gremlin transformation, you'll see that his ear was always there; it was simply hidden by his hair.

For me, I really wish Wanda's relatives, like her Big Daddy and her sister Blonda, had became recurring characters and returned in some later episodes. Wanda and Blonda's feud was pretty entertaining and could have had a closure episode between the sisters, and her relationship with her BD was pretty sweet and would have been nice to explore (and his relationship with Mama Cosma is... intriguing), or even explore their own father-daugther relationship (Big Daddy is especially affectionate with Wanda, but what about Blonda?). But for some reason they were only in season 5... and were completely scrapped right after. Just think, we never got to see their relationship with their newphen and grandson Poof respectively. Poof NEVER got the chance to meet and interact with his maternal aunt and grandfather at all. A real shame.

(Like, fucking Fairy Hart who was also introduced in season 5 still managed to return in some episodes in season 6 and 7, but Blonda and Big Daddy never did?? WTF, writters)

I also wish Sra. Doombriger had returned and gotten a epic rematch and a real defeat (especially because her original defeat just being hit and taken by the bus was just... so lame and anticlimactic). Her existence reveals that actually theres other fairy hunters and she was such a cool and menacing presence, maybe even making Crocker to start to upping his game to keep his turf, which could have led to a interesting dynamic between the two. But after it... she was never seen or remembered again. Ever again. So frustrating, especially because the ending of her only episode literally promissed we'd be seeing more of her (''I'll be back, Turner! Some day!!''). But it never happened. Such a waste of a potential villain and sequel for a episode.

Theres the other godkids Timmy meet in Wishing Well, Molly and Dwight, these two need no explanation. Would be really nice see Timmy interacting with other godkids (outside of Remy) more often, and theres so much we could know about Molly and Dwight (why they have fairies to being with? What's the matter in their lives? Would be they're social outcasts?). Or seeing the kind of wishes Molly and Dwight does or would do. But, you know... they were only there for once, and then goodbye and have a good riddance.

These are some examples of mine. You guys particulaly do have some other? And what do you think of these particular characters?

Who the hell messed a breakfast wish up that caused fairies to stop serving breakfast at 10:30? They could have done a lot better with the rules instead of adding something so ridiculous, how about update the rules that only grant normal breakfast wishes to prevent the same mistake from happening with a different godchild.