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Dexter Coakley played in the National Football League for a decade, establishing a reputation as one of the best outside linebackers on the planet.
A three-time Pro Bowl pick with the Dallas Cowboys, football gave Coakley a life he could have never imagined growing up in his blue-collar neighborhood on Egypt Road in Mount Pleasant. A college education. National fame and recognition. Enough money to last a lifetime.
Despite everything that football has provided Coakley and his family over the years, he isn't sure he wants his 7-year-old son, Zahn, following in his footsteps.
Coakley is among a growing number of parents reluctant to let their children participate in youth football because of safety concerns.
More than 2,000 former NFL players claiming they were never warned about the long-term effects of concussions have become the topic of discussion around football at all levels.
It has become such a hot-button issue that Pop Warner, the nation's largest and oldest youth football organization with more than 300,000 participants in 44 states, issued guidelines this summer to limit contact during practices for the first time in its history.
"Zahn is not going to play tackle football until the seventh or eighth grade," said Coakley, who lives in Dallas.
"I think he'll learn more about the game playing flag football, learn the fundamentals of the game better, and then we'll introduce him to tackle football. He won't have the wear and tear on his body like most kids his age and he'll definitely have more skill."
Roddy White, an All-Pro wide receiver for the Atlanta Falcons from James Island, has a different view. His 6-year-old son, Sharod White Jr., is playing tackle football for the first time this fall.
"My son loves the game, he wants to play all the time, so why would I take that away from him?" White said. "I don't want him to stop the learning the game by not playing it the way it's supposed to be played. You learn the fundamentals of the game when you're young, not when you're in high school."
And therein lies the dilemma for youth football, not only in the Lowcountry but also across the nation.
Football is far and away the most popular sport in the United States. With more and more headlines about catastrophic injuries in football and fewer and fewer parents willing to let their children play the game as a result of concussions and other serious injuries, what is the future of the sport?
Increased concussion risk
Dr. R. Morgan Stuart, a neurosurgeon at Roper St. Francis and the director of the hospital's concussion program, said parents' fears about head injuries in youth football are justified.
"Kids under the age of 14 are at an increased risk of sustaining concussions and having concussion-like symptoms than the adult population," Stuart said.
Stuart said children are more at risk because their brains are still developing, their neck strength is relatively undeveloped and their heads are proportionately larger in relation to their body.
"These three factors kind of conspire against kids under 14," Stuart said. "What we've seen from the research is that neck strength plays a very important role when it comes to concussions, and a child's neck strength hasn't developed like that of an adults."
Research also shows that repeated blows to the head will have long-term effects.
Study after study has concluded that athletes who are subjected to repeated blows to the head will develop Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy.
Researchers in Boston have studied the brains of deceased professional football players and found that many suffered from CTE. As blows to the head add up over a career, the basic structure of the brain is altered by a buildup of proteins.
The results can be catastrophic. CTE can lead to advanced forms of dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Former NFL players who died in their 40s and 50s showed advanced degrees of dementia and Alzheimer's.
"I think the evidence is pretty conclusive," Stuart said. "A broken ankle can heal. You can come back from a knee injury. But something like CTE is permanent."
Practice, practice, practice
There are about 5 million people playing organized football at all levels — youth leagues to the pros — in the United States, according to a study conducted at Wake Forest and Virginia Tech universities.
Their research shows that youth football has fewer head injuries and concussions than college and high school players. Most head injuries that did occur in youth football came during practice.
The NFL and many college football teams already have reduced the number of full-contact practices. The South Carolina High School League has limited the number of two-a-day practices teams can have during the preseason in hopes of reducing injuries.
None of the Lowcountry's youth football leagues are affiliated with Pop Warner, and none have adopted that organizations's guidelines on contact during practice.
But local recreation departments have taken steps to reduce the risk of injuries.
In Summerville, the Sertoma youth football league does not allow contact for the first four days of practice, and has limited contact in the next four practices.
"This is something we've had in place for a few years," said Calvin Linning, executive director of the Summerville league. "We wanted to be ahead of the curve on this issue. We think that gives the kids a chance to ease into the season and reduces the chance of them getting hurt."
In Mount Pleasant and Moncks Corner, the recreation departments offer coaches clinics on how to detect concussions and what to do about them.
"We had doctors and trainers in from Trident Medical (Center) and they did a pretty thorough presentation on concussions," said Moncks Corner recreation director Tim Atkins. "I think it was very helpful for all the coaches."
A football family
Mike Shaw is on the sideline yeling out instructions to young players on a cool, late summer night at the Park West recreation facility in Mount Pleasant.
Shaw, 48, stands in front of his offensive linemen while an assistant coach gets into a three-point stance and demonstrates the proper way to block.
"Keep your head up, hit with your pads, and use your legs to drive," Shaw said.
Shaw's 10-year-old son, Ian, is playing in Mount Pleasant's mite football league for kids 10 and 11 years old. He's a fullback and defensive lineman for the Patriots, the team his father is coaching. This is Ian's fourth year of playing organized football.
Ian's mother, Rebecca, wasn't thrilled when her son decided to play football.
"It seems like every time you pick up a newspaper or watch television, there's a story about a college player or a professional player that is getting seriously injured," she said.
"These guys are supposed to know what they're doing. As a mother that scares you. I try not to go overboard with my worries, but I'm mother, so it's difficult. Having Mike out there does give me some level of comfort because I know that there's someone looking out for Ian."
Mike Shaw, a Southern California native, played football through high school. He said the only concussions he suffered as a kid came while he was surfing.
"Sure, there's some concern there," Shaw said. "There's always a possibility of a child getting hurt, but that can happen anywhere."
Shaw said he started the season by teaching his players the proper blocking and tackling techniques. Forty years ago, when Shaw was still playing, he was taught to lead with his head when he was tackling.
"We didn't spear guys back then, but we were definitely taught to hit with our heads," Shaw said. "We try to teach the kids not to lower their heads and hit with their helmets but hit with their bodies. That's the best way to help reduce the risk of sustaining a head injury."
Modern-day equipment
Football players today are bigger, stronger and faster. Their football helmets, which have evolved from leather to the current polycarbonate, are supposed to be safer.
That might not be the case.
The old "leatherhead" helmets that were used more than a century ago offered as much or more protection from severe head injuries than modern-day helmets, according to research conducted by the Cleveland Clinic, a nonprofit academic medical facility in Ohio.
Researchers conducted impact tests, crashing helmets together at severities on par with 95 percent of on-field collisions in collegiate and high school football games. For this study, researchers analyzed hits that are common in games and practices.
"The point of this study is not to advocate for a return to leather helmets, but rather to test the notion that modern helmets must be more protective than older helmets simply because 'newer must be better,' " said lead researcher Adam Bartsch, director of the Spine Research Lab in Cleveland Clinic's Center for Spine Health.
"Unlike cars, in which seat belts, airbags and crumple zones make the choice between a 1920s Model T and modern mini-van a no-brainer, these results tell us that modern helmets have ample room to improve safety against many typical, game-like hits."
The Cleveland researchers found helmet safety standards are based solely on the risk of severe skull fractures and catastrophic brain injury, and not concussion risk. So while modern helmets may prevent severe head injuries, this study found that they frequently did not provide superior protection in typical on-field impacts when compared to leather helmets.
"Today's safety standards are no longer state-of-the-art predictors of injury," said Edward Benzel, chairman of the Cleveland Clinic's Department of Neurological Surgery.
"Of course, preventing skull fractures is vitally important, but concussion prevention needs to be an integral part of the standards as well. Also, helmets need to protect against the cumulative effects of multiple lower impact blows that may not lead to a concussion immediately but may add up to cause severe long-term head, neck or brain injuries."
The study didn't surprise Stuart.
"NASA hasn't developed a helmet that can protect an individual from a direct hit from a 300-pound lineman," Stuart said. "When a player that big hits you, it feels like a freight train, and there's almost no protection for that. Collisions like that are an inherent part of the game."
Football on decline?
The emphasis on head injuries has at least one sports sociologist predicting that football will become a niche sport like the mixed martial arts — a violent spectacle with limited audience appeal.
"Football is really on the verge of a turning point," Jay Coakley, a professor at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, told The New York Times. "We may see it in 15 years pretty much the same place as boxing and ultimate fighting."
But the popularity of the sport and its massive crowds are hard to ignore.
Last Sunday night's Pittsburgh-Denver game drew more than 30 million viewers. It was the most watched regular-season NFL game in almost two decades.
College football is a multibillon-dollar business with unprecedented television contracts.
Football isn't going anywhere, Dexter Coakley said.
"Football is still king, especially in the South," he said. "This has been a football nation for the last 30 years, and I don't see that changing."
The numbers of participants in area youth football leagues is about the same as last year. In Summerville, 687 kids are playing football this season, which is almost identical to the number they had in 2011.
In Moncks Corner there are nine teams and 205 players, which is also similar to last year's totals. Mount Pleasant has one of the largest youth programs in the tri-county area with 872 football players.
While that figure is down from a high of a little more than 1,000 in 2007, Mount Pleasant Recreation Department Director Ken Ayoub believes that population trends are the reason, not safety concerns.
"There might be a few parents that don't want their child to play football, but we've noticed that the town is just getting older," Ayoub said. "It might be a combination of factors, but injuries have always been a concern for parents when it comes to football."
The suicide deaths of former professional stars Junior Seau and Dave Duerson and last weekend's neck injury to Tulane's Devon Walker have only added to football's image problem.
But is football being singled out?
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention compiled data from an eight-year study (2001-09) of head injuries that resulted in emergency-room visits for children in kindergarten through high school. Only injuries that involved recreational activities were included.
The No. 1 source of concussions was bicycling. Football ranked second.
"There are going to be collisions out on the field, and there's not a whole lot we can do about it," Ayoub said. "You're not going to eliminate concussions and head injuries from football, but I do think football has become the focus of some unfair criticism."
A decision for each family
Dexter Coakley believes that flag football is a legitimate alternative for children until they reach middle-school age.
"I know I wasn't ready at that age to start tackling," Coakley said. "We used to do these one-on-one tackling drills and it was all about the big hit. Technique and fundamental tackling was never a part of what we were taught."
Stuart, who played soccer growing up, said he will not allow his son Leo, all of 3 months old, to play football when he gets older.
"I just think it's too dangerous," Stuart said. "I'm not suggesting that's my recommendation for the general population, but I don't want him to play."
It's been less than a month since the start of football season, but Stuart is already busy treating patients for concussions.
"We've had about a dozen concussion cases already since the start of the season," Stuart said. "They all were a result of playing football."
The Mount Pleasant Recreation Department has 872 kids playing football this fall.×
Dallas Cowboys linebacker Dexter Coakley (52) eyes Tennessee Titans tight end Frank Wycheck (89) after a third-quarter interception that he ran 52 yards for a touchdown Sunday, Sept. 15, 2002, in Irving, Texas. (AP Photo/Steve Hamm)×
This photo taken Jan. 2, 2011 shows Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Roddy White (84) warming up to take on the Carolina Panthers before an NFL football game at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. White was named to the AP All-Pro Team. (AP Photo/Dave Martin) Published Caption 1/25/11: Atlanta Falcons and former James Island High School wide receiver Roddy White was a first-teamer on the AP All-Pro team announced Monday. Fellow Falcon and former Porter-Gaud star Ovie Mughelli was named to the second team at fullback.×
Sports -Atlanta Falcons and James Island stand-out Roddy White watching from the sideline as the Falcons defeated the Carolina Panthers 31-10 at Bank of America Stadium In Charlotte Sunday December 12, 2010. ( Leroy Burnell/postandcourier.com 12/12/2010 ).×
sports - Dexter Coakley of the Dallas Cowboys &former Wando H.S. player Leroy Burnell /staff 10/1/01 Published Caption 10/16/05: Dexter Coakley, now with the Rams, started his career in Dallas.×
Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Roddy White catches a touchdown pass against New Orleans Saints cornerback Jabari Greer during 2nd-quarter action at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia, on Monday, December 27, 2010. (Curtis Compton/Atlanta Journal-Constitution/MCT) Published Caption 1/2/11: Former James Island High standout Roddy White and the Atlanta Falcons can clinch the top seed in the NFC playoffs and home-field advantage with a victory today over the Carolina Panthers (1 p.m., WTAT-TV). Published Caption 11/17/11: Roddy White×
zone d-Dexter Coakley #52 of the Dallas Cowboys and former Wando H.S.player watching the action from the sideline the Cowboys went on to beat the Panthers 19 to 16 in preseason game .( Leroy Burnell/staff 8/17/02 )×

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Green Day Want To 'Keep Adding' Earlier Songs To 'Rock Band'
'It would be great to see songs from 39/Smooth and Kerplunk,' frontman Billie Joe Armstrong says of new game's track list.
When you've got a discography that stretches all the way back to 1989, cramming all of it into one video game is sort of tough. That was exactly the problem facing Green Day when they partnered with the publishers of the "Rock Band" franchise — there was just too much music.
So while the just-released "Green Day: Rock Band" features 47 tracks spanning the band's entire career, it opens to their breakout


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Microsoft Campus Tours - Microsoft Archives
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In this episode of Microsoft Campus Tours we give you an exclusive look at the treasure trove of wonders that is Microsoft Archives.
Amy Stevenson is the curator of Microsoft Archives and her job is to document as much of Microsoft's 36 year history as possible. This is no mean feat as it involves sifting through (literally) tonnes of submissions in order to identify those special, rare items that require preserving in the bulletproof, soundprood, fireproof, floodproof, zombie-apocalypse-proof MS Archives vault. Enjoy.
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Nice gloves, Clint!
Dude, they had a cobol compiler! COBOL!
any chance to get a poster size copy of the mouse schematics? ;)
Andreas Balzer
MSP, Germany
That's one big software box!
I'm guessig it had lots of full sized paper documentation included wth it, probably in hard ring binders.
@dentaku: it was over 50 pounds. Not sure on binders but wouldn't surprise me.
I remember those huge compiler boxes. Those were the good old days when you had to clear off a new shelf for every version. Oh how I miss those printed manuals as I currently sit here fighting with the current VS "help" system...
Awesome. You should have shown the contents of the box! =D
I used to have that c/c++ box!
And I thought my Borland C++ box was big. My handle even broke when I was carrying the box to my car. It is most likely that the books in the Visual C++ box are softcover books without rings, as my Borland product predates the Visual C++ product and has regular softcover style of binding.
My first Microsoft compiler came with postscript files and had to be printed first before one could read the documentation. I spent days printing the pages.
@dentaku, proton2 is correct, regular soft cover on the books, which pretty much fill the box, with a small cardboard insert to hold the software (3.5" disks).
@Andreas Balzer--you might have something there. I'm working on various ideas for reproductions, etc. Not sure I can get this one by the IP police, but I might just try! - Amy
I may be wrong, but I think Surface (One) was bigger and heavier : D
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Serves 4 |
Prep Time 10 minutes |
Cook Time 20 minutes
2 Tbsp Eden Hiziki, rinsed
1 Tbsp Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1 1/2 cups leeks, thinly slicedor coarsely chopped onion
2 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
1 Tbsp Eden Mirin
15 ounces Eden Black Soybeans, 1 can drained, reserve liquid
1 1/2 Tbsp Eden Shoyu Soy Sauce
1 Tbsp fresh ginger root, minced
2 cups organic sweet potatoes, sliced
1/2 cup water
Set the hiziki in a large bowl or pot and pour an ample amount of boiling water on top. Cover and let sit for 15 minutes. Drain and rinse hiziki. Set aside.
In a large saucepan, heat the oil and sauté the leeks and garlic for 1 minute, stirring frequently. Stir in the mirin and continue cooking over high heat until the mirin evaporates, about 30 seconds. Add the reserved soybean liquid, hiziki, shoyu, ginger, and sweet potatoes. Bring to a boil. Cover and lower heat to medium. Cook until the sweet potatoes are soft, about 15 minutes. Add a bit more water during cooking, if the mixture becomes dry.
Just before serving, stir in the beans, cover and cook until the beans are hot. Delicious over any Eden Soba or Udon Pastas.
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Response to column on finances
March 27, 2013
MORGANTOWN — I want to share with readers of this column the contents of one of the numerous emails that were received in response to my opinion piece of last week....
This is the same group of dinosaurs that liked having Gomer Pyle has our football coach. Micky reminds me of the sore loser Charles Town city councilman supporters that lost the last election - move on .
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amen 100% to that .. Mickey has been on a mission since Luck took over. A mission to cast the WVU athletic department in a negative light. He needs to retire.
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Mickey and who ever his budy in the article is, are out of touch with modern college sports and how they are run.
Im so tired of the "good ol days" articles.
Last time I checked WVU athletics didnt make 20 million + a year in the good ol days.
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Maho Beach, ST. MAARTEN — When Denise Stuard learned last year that she had breast cancer, she viewed the disease as a death sentence that would take her down.
That is, until she confided in her friend, Thelma King of Mount Pleasant, on the beach one day in February. King told her she didn't have to die, that she could fight back and conquer the cancer. Then, King spent months being the rock Stuard could lean on for support as she endured surgeries and chemotherapy.
"She had the soul of someone who really, really cared," Stuard said, choking back tears. "The last words I remember her telling me were, 'You are a strong woman and you will beat this cancer.' "
She was right. Stuard is now in remission and her thoughts often travel to her friend, who died the day after offering Stuard those final words.
King, 57, and her husband, Michael, 53, were found stabbed to death in their beachfront condominium on Sept. 21, the victims of an apparent robbery gone bad.
Today, the three men accused of killing the Mount Pleasant couple are due to stand trial in a small court in nearby Philipsburg. Meyshane Kemar Johnson, 28; Jeremiah Chevon Mills, 17; and Jamal Jefferson Woolford, 20, face the possibility of life in prison if convicted.
The slayings struck a deep chord on St. Maarten, known as "The Friendly Island." St. Maarten has its share of crime, but tourist killings are rare here. And the Kings, part-time residents who had invested in rental property and a rum factory, were well-known for their kindness and generosity.
"Whenever you see a member of the King family, you feel hurt by the look of pain on their face," islander John Langlais, a brawny bouncer known as "Big John," said. "They didn't deserve this, and I would drop my last 10 fingers to help them. The whole island is grieving over this."
Mike and Thelma King, Columbia natives who lived in Toler's Cove in Mount Pleasant, had been coming to the island for several years. Michael, a retired insurance executive and former label company co-owner, was known as a jovial, outgoing guy who could strike up a conversation with just about anyone. Friends described Thelma as the quintessential Southern belle, quiet and classy.
The Kings' close friend and rum factory partner, local restaurateur Topper Daboul, said he's so angry at the suspects he doesn't trust himself to step foot in the courtroom and hold his temper. The former boxer, now 74, said he'd beat them senseless if given the chance.
Daboul's concern for the Kings' well-being after they failed to check in with him and his wife led to the discovery of their bodies last fall.
"It was catastrophic," he said. "And I can tell you in my heart, the pain will never go away."
About 20 family members and friends have gathered on the island to attend the trial, which is expected to last less than two days. Several gathered Sunday evening at the Driftwood Boat Bar, a favorite haunt of the couple and one of the last places they visited before they died.
Teal waves lapped at the white sands just a few yards from the bar, built in the belly of an old fishing boat, as arriving planes roared overhead, descending into the island airport across the narrow road. Down the street, brave beachgoers lined up along a chain link fence to see who could keep from getting blown off by the powerful exhaust of departing planes.
It's a little slice of paradise along the sun-dappled coast of this small Dutch territory in the Caribbean, and Kings' relatives and friends thought it was only fitting to gather here to toast their memory and share stories of happier times and the good deeds they had done.
Take the story of Malena Osorio, a Colombian-born bartender at the boat bar who got to know the Kings about five years ago.
She recalled the time her car, an old Hyundai, literally broke in half when it hit a curb while she was out buying juice for the bar. When the Kings heard about her plight, they paid for a cherry red replacement so she could get to work and keep her job.
"I started crying," she said, shaking her head. "I couldn't believe it. I thought to myself, 'I've got real friends here.' "
Vicki Cline, a Myrtle Beach resident who lives part time on the island, tells a similar story. Mike King approached her one day curious about why she gave a cook at her restaurant a ride home every night. Cline explained that the woman had no money for a refrigerator, so Cline would buy her a hot meal nightly on the ride home to make sure she had something fresh to eat.
King pulled two $100 bills out of his pocket and told Cline to buy the woman a refrigerator so she would have an easier life.
"That's just the kind of people Mike and Thelma were," Cline said. "They were just giving, loving people to everyone."
Some islanders think the Kings' slayings have had a chilling effect on visitors, and some of their mainland friends acknowledge they had mixed feelings about returning to St. Maarten.
The Kings' relatives, however, have made a point of coming back.
Michael King's brother, Todd, has been here at least once a month since the killings. That's partly because the family wanted to keep close tabs on the case and show island authorities they were committed to getting justice. But they also wanted to show they had not lost faith in the island Mike and Thelma held so dear.
"Mike and Thelma loved this island," Michael King's brother, Finley, said. "The last thing they would want is for the people of St. Maarten to suffer."
If anything, the outpouring of support from islanders, from the prime minister on down, has reinforced their faith in St. Maarten.
Consider that a police detective met Michael King's elderly mother at the airport with a dozen roses when she arrived over the weekend. And Daboul sent a limo to pick her up.
If the family stayed away, Todd King said, then his brother's killers will have won, on some level. They are not about to let that happen. He compares the situation to a tug-of-war battle, and his family has no intention of ceding ground to fear.
"They did all the damage they are going to do that night," he said. "From now on, it's about pulling the rope back to our side."
Reach Glenn Smith at 937-5556 or Twitter.com/glennsmith5.
Sign outside the Driftwood Boat Bar. (Glenn Smith/staff)×
Malena Osorio, bartender at the Driftwood Boat Bar, one of the recipients of Mike and Thelma King's generosity. When they learned her car had broken in half, they came up with the money to buy her a new one. (Glenn Smith/staff)×
A woman walks along Maho Beach at sunset outside Driftwood Boat bar. (Glenn Smith/staff)×
Finley King, brother of Michael King of Mount Pleasant, stands in front of the courthouse in Philipsburg where three men will be tried in the killing of his brother and his sister-in-law, Thelma King.×


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List of The Fairly OddParents! Characters
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Character Guide
Main characters
These characters have all had a major role in the story of the show. Most, if not all of them, have appeared in the majority of series.
|Timmy Turner
|Timmy Turner is the main character of the show. As the title song states, he is "an average boy that no one understands" and that his neglectful parents leave him under the care of an evil babysitter named Vicky. However, one day a pair of magical wish granting fairies named Cosmo and Wanda came to him to cheer him up, and so began his many adventures.
First Appearance: The Fairly OddParents!
|Cosmo is one of Timmy's two fairy godparents. Along with his spouse, Wanda, he watches over Timmy and grants him wishes. He is quite dumb however, and often gives the wrong advice to Timmy when suggesting what to wish for.
First Appearance: The Fairly OddParents!
|Wanda is Timmy's other fairy godparent, and one of the most important characters on the show. She watches over Timmy, and oftentimes Cosmo as well, preventing them from getting into danger and hurting themselves. She is sometimes called a nag for this, but in times of need Timmy values her advice above all else.
First Appearance: The Fairly OddParents!
|Poof is the fairy baby of Cosmo and Wanda, whom they had together when Timmy wished for them to have one. Cosmo was the one to give birth to Poof. Even though he is just a baby, his magic is powerful yet uncontrolled, which is why the Anti-Fairies and Pixies wanted to capture Poof for their own purposes. Although he can only say his name, Poof is still quite the charmer, and everyone seems to love him except for biggest rival: Foop.
First Appearance: Fairly OddBaby
|Sparky is a mischievous fairy dog, who was adopted by Timmy, because Timmy realized that everyone in Dimmsdale had a pet, except him. Due to negative reception by fans and Nick, he has been removed from the show, making Man's Worst Friend was his last appearance in the show.
First Appearance: Fairly OddPet
Last Appearance: Man's Worst Friend
|Chloe Carmichael
|Chloe Carmichael is a new neighbor of Timmy that he eventually has to share his fairies with. This is due to a shortage of fairies available to be Fairy God Parents at Fairy World. Seen as a polar opposite of Timmy, she is very talented and has a go getter attitude, often getting excited at the prospect of helping people or doing productive work. She often gets ahead of herself and may cause more harm than good, or push people away with her high energy attitude.
First Appearance: The Big Fairy Share Scare
Latest Appearance: Goldi-Crocks and the Three Fair Bears
|Mrs. Turner
|Mrs. Turner, oftentimes called Timmy's mom or simply "Mom", is the often neglectful mother of Timmy Turner. Though she cares about her son a lot, sometimes almost too much, she is too dimwitted to see through Vicky's lying and leaves her son in the evil babysitter's care so she can go off to do adult things.
First Appearance: The Fairly OddParents!
|Mr. Turner
|Mr. Turner is Timmy Turner's father, and like his wife his first name is not known, he is usually called Timmy's dad or simply "Dad". He is not too bright, and works at a pencil factory. His workplace is shown in "The Boss of Me".
First Appearance: The Fairly OddParents!
|Vicky the Babysitter
|Vicky is an evil babysitter who lies to parents by pretending to be nice, while bullying and tormenting their children while they are gone. She has a tendency to use made up blackmail to force "twerps" like Timmy into doing her chores. In a bad future caused by an irresponsible wish by Timmy, Vicky becomes the iron-fisted ruler of the world, but after the future was returned to normal, grown up Vicky instead is the iron-fisted ruler of toddlers at her own day care center.
First Appearance: The Fairly OddParents!
Latest Appearance: Certifiable Super Sitter
|Mr. Crocker
|Mr. Crocker, full name Denzel Quincy Crocker, is Timmy's fifth grade teacher who is obsessed proving that fairy godparents exist. He is well aware that Timmy has godparents, but has yet to find a way to prove it to his peers, who consider him nothing short of crazy. When he says "Fairy Godparents", he goes crazy.
First Appearance: TransParents
Other major characters
These characters play a major role in the story, oftentimes having more than one or two episodes that focus entirely on them, but are not always guaranteed to appear.
|Jorgen Von Strangle
|Jorgen Von Strangle is the self-proclaimed toughest fairy in the universe, and the enforcer of Da Rules. Whenever Timmy messes something up, he and his fairies usually feel his wrath when he poofs in to stop them, usually in the form of a violent explosion. Although he has shown dislike and frustration toward Cosmo and Wanda, he once admitted that they were his closest friends... since he punches everyone else away.
First Appearance: The Temp!
|Tootie is Vicky's little sister who has a huge crush on Timmy. Although he normally avoids her and dislikes her overly affection behavior, he has been shown to care for her since she too suffers from Vicky's cruelty. In the future Tootie becomes a very beautiful woman; she and Timmy fall in love in adulthood and she eventually gives birth to their children, Tammy and Tommy.
First Appearance: The Fairy Flu!
Latest Appearance: Lights Out
|Chester McBadbat
|Chester is a kid at Timmy Turner's school who is considered one of his best friends. He is the son of a disgrace baseball player, and lives with his father in a trailer park. In the future, Chester remains friends with A.J. and becomes a security guard.
First Appearance: The Big Problem!
|A.J. is one of Timmy Turner's two best friends. He is a super genius that excels at his schoolwork, and he secretly keeps a lab inside his bedroom. He and Chester remain friends well into the future.
First Appearance: The Big Problem!
|Trixie Tang
|Trixie Tang is the prettiest and most popular girl at Timmy's school, and he wants to win her heart. However, Trixie is usually too concerned with her popular image to give a "loser" like Timmy a chance, and even with fairies his attempts to win her over usually always result in failure, although his heroics do occasionally impress her enough to earn a kiss, or at the very least her remembering his name correctly.
First Appearance: A Wish Too Far!
Latest Appearance: Birthday Battle (cameo)
|The Crimson Chin
|The Crimson Chin is a comic book hero from a series of comic books that Timmy Turner collects. He can fly, has a number of "chintastic" powers, and shouts weird catch phrases when charging into battle.
First Appearance: Super Humor
Latest Appearance: Timmy's Secret Wish!
|Francis is the school bully, and one of Timmy Turner's daily enemies that he must face. A gray skinned twelve year old thug that is too old to even be in Timmy's class, but was apparently held back because he is not too bright. He is shown to secretly be a fan of Britney Britney.
First Appearance: The Big Problem!
Latest Appearance: Dad Overboard
|Mark Chang
|Mark Chang is an alien prince from the planet Yugopotamia. Mark and his species hate everything that humans love and vice versa, so Mark considers garbage to be a delicacy, candy to be poisonous, and the vile babysitter Vicky to be the love of his life. Mark's parents want him to marry the beautiful (but ugly to Mark) Princess Mandie instead though, so he flees Yugopotamia and resides on Earth for a while until she is defeated.
First Appearance: Spaced Out
|Chip Skylark
|Chip Skylark is a singing sensation from Dimmsdale who has performed a number of songs on the show. He is based after his voice actor, Chris Kirkpatrick, and is a parody of boy band singers.
First Appearance: Boys in the Band
Latest Appearance: Turner & Pooch
|Anti-Cosmo is the Anti-Fairy counterpart of Cosmo. As Anti-Fairies are opposite of their original in every way, Anti-Cosmo is an evil super genius since Cosmo is a nice idiot.
First Appearance: That Old Black Magic
Latest Appearance: Balance of Flour
|Anti-Wanda is Wanda's Anti-Fairy counterpart, who is opposite of her in every way. She is really stupid, mean, and eats with her feet.
First Appearance: That Old Black Magic
Latest Appearance: Balance of Flour
|Foop is Anti-Cosmo and Anti-Wanda's son, and thus the "Anti-Poof". He is extremely jealous of Poof for being born before he was and thus getting all the attention of being the first fairy baby born in eons.
First Appearance: Anti-Poof
|Mama Cosma
|Cosmo's overbearing and protective mother, who lives in Fairy World. She once sent Cosmo to the store to get some milk, and he never came back, having ran off to marry Wanda. Because of this, Mama Cosma hates Wanda and will do anything to get rid of her.
First Appearance: Apartnership!
Latest Appearance: Odd Squad
|A fairy who is in charge of all things love related. He carries a bow and arrow which can be used to make anyone fall in love with the first thing they see. Cupid is powered by love, and if men and women on Earth were to stop loving each other, he will shrivel up and die.
First Appearance: Apartnership!
|Remy Buxaplenty
|Remy Buxaplenty is an extremely rich, snobby young boy that is one of Timmy Turner's enemies. Despite his extreme wealth, he still manages to get a fairy because his parents neglect him even worse than Timmy's. He is jealous of Timmy because Remy only has one fairy, Juandissimo, while Timmy has two godparents.
First Appearance: Fairy Fairy Quite Contrary
Latest Appearance: Country Clubbed
|Juandissimo is Remy Buxaplenty's fairy godfather, and Wanda's ex-boyfriend. He speaks with a Spanish accent and is always showing off his muscles. After he was defeated by Timmy and forced to give up his fairy, Remy was allowed to keep Juandissimo as long as he eats his horrible cooking.
First Appearance: Fairy Fairy Quite Contrary
|Doug Dimmadome
|Doug Dimmadome is a stereotypical Texas business man with a ten gallon hat that is so tall the top is almost always off screen. He always introduces himself as the owner of the Dimmadome and a whole lot of other venues around Dimmsdale that carry his name. Doug himself doesn't even know whether he is a villain or good guy on this show, as he has both helped and hindered Timmy Turner in the past.
First Appearance: Nectar of the Odds
|Santa Claus
|Santa Claus has appeared a number of different times, almost each and every time with a completely different interpretation of his character. In his first appearance, he came to reclaim Jeff the Elf from Timmy, and he had an oddly nice aura around him: almost too nice it seem, as Jeff begged Timmy to let him stay while the other elves seemed mindlessly under Santa's control. In his next appearance, Santa Claus is like a skinny businessman all of the time until Christmas gives him "power" and turns him into the iconic fat Santa Claus, which is how he usually appears throughout the series from then on regardless of whether its Christmas or not.
First Appearance: The Temp!
Latest Appearance: A Fairly Odd Christmas
|Head Pixie
|Head Pixie is the leader of a race of dull and boring magic granters called Pixies. H.P. wants to take over Fairy World and Earth, making everything as boring and corporate as possible.
First Appearance: Pixies Inc.
Latest Appearance: The Fairly Oddlympics
|Sanderson is the Head Pixie's assistant. It seems like every member of the Pixie race except H.P. looks exactly like Sanderson does, and is named the same name as well. Their voices, and H.P.'s, are all exactly the same as they are all voiced by Ben Stein.
First Appearance: Pixies Inc.
Latest Appearance: The Fairly Oddlympics
|Norm the Genie
|Norm the Genie is a trickster who above all else wants to be freed from his genie lava lamp that he has been trapped in for years. Although Norm is able to grant rule-free wishes, they usually come with a catch that almost always results in the wisher getting harmed.
First Appearance: Genie Meanie Minie Mo
Last Appearance: Fairy Idol
|Princess Mandie
|Princess Mandie is an alien princess from the planet Boudacia that was to be married to Mark Chang, but he fled the planet because he found Mandie's beautiful appearance to be disgusting to him, not to mention that she seemed quite homicidal. Mark's suspicions about her turned out to be correct, for when he finally did marry her, she immediately cast him aside and took over the planet, setting her sights on Earth next. She was eventually stopped by the one female in the universe more terrible than her: Vicky.
First Appearance: New Squid In Town!
Latest Appearance: King Chang
|Catman is the superhero alter-ego of Adam West. In most cases, Catman seems like a very lame an incompetent villain, coming around to hang out with Timmy and usually getting them both in trouble with his "heroic acts", forcing Timmy and his fairies to become lawyers to defend Catman in court. Surprisingly, when Catman was wished into the Crimson Chin-verse, he was a better superhero for a while than Crimson Chin was.
First Appearance: Miss Dimmsdale
|Dark Laser
|Dark Laser was a toy that was brought to life by Timmy Turner's magic copier machine that Cosmo and Wanda left him one day. Timmy unwisely used the "life-size" option the copier, turning the small toy into an adult-sized villain that came to life and used the copier machine to create an army of minions to terrorize Dimmsdale with. Although Dark Laser was stopped, and presumably unwished, by Timmy Turner, he reappeared on Unwish Island with other villains that Timmy has vanquished over the years. After the birth of Poof, Dark Laser reappeared again as a recurring villain, threatening the Earth from space in his Death Ball. Dark Laser has an obsession with Flipsie, a simple flipping toy dog, and considers Flipsie to be an actual living being and his right hand man.
First Appearance: Hard Copy
Supporting characters
These are recurring characters that have appeared in more than one episode, but rarely do they ever have any major effect on the plot, and typically serve as background/group shot fodder.
|Sheldon Dinkleberg
First Appearance: Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad
|Sanjay is a nerdy boy at Timmy Turner's school who enjoys school work unlike his classmates. He also has a creepy liking toward Timmy, going as far as to consider him his "knight in shining white armor".
First Appearance: Hail To The Chief
|Elmer is a boy at Timmy's school who is so unpopular that even Timmy and his friends don't want to sit with him. He appears as part of Timmy's group of friends in most episodes though, and is considered one of Timmy's "back up friends" along with Sanjay. He is named after show creator Elmer "Butch" Hartman, and the boil on his face is named Bob, after art director Bob Boyle.
First Appearance: A Wish Too Far!
Latest Appearance: App Trap
|Veronica is Trixie Tang's best friend, and a girl who is described as "pretty and popular but less so than Trixie". She has a secret crush on Timmy Turner, but will never admit it to anyone, and she literally wants to become Trixie because Timmy is in love with her and not Veronica. After Poof's birth, she has all but disappeared from the series and her romantic angle with Timmy was never touched upon again.
First Appearance: A Wish Too Far!
Last Appearance: Stupid Cupid
|Tad and Chad
|Tad and Chad are two similar looking boys at Timmy Turner's school. They are richer, more popular, and a lot more snobbier than any of the other children, including Trixie and Veronica who are members of their group. Tad is blonde and Chad is dark haired. They mainly appear to make fun of Timmy or his friends during humiliating moments.
First Appearance: A Wish Too Far!
Latest Appearance: The End of the Universe-ity
|Crash Nebula
|Crash Nebula is a comic/cartoon hero of Timmy Turner's. He is often seen battling space aliens, saving planets, and other science fiction related plots. The pilot episode to a possible spin off called "Crash Nebula" was shown as a part of The Fairly OddParents, but the series was never picked up by Nickelodeon.
First Appearance: Spaced Out
Latest Appearance: Meet the OddParents
|Nega Chin
|The Crimson Chin's evil twin from a parallel universe. Unlike most other villains, the Nega Chin was smart enough to realize that it was Timmy's fairies that was causing him problems, and managed to capture them for his own evil purposes, but Timmy and his friends were able to put a stop to him. He was last seen confronting the Crimson Chin Author in real life over making him lose all the time.
First Appearance: The Crimson Chin meets Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad
Last Appearance Timmy's Secret Wish!
|Bronze Kneecap
|Once called Ron Handbone, a famous Jai Lai player who always ended up in 3rd place Bronze, until one day the Crimson Chin participated in a celebrity competition against him. During the match Ron seemed to have the upper hand until the Chin accidentally tripped him causing him to break his knee which caused him to lose, and once again earn him the 3rd place bronze trophy. To get revenge on the Chin, Ron melted all his bronze trophies into a bronze suit and became an enemy of the Chin's.
First Appearance: Chin Up
Latest Appearance: Chindred Spirits
|H2Olga is a woman who is an enemy of the Crimson Chin. She speaks with a Russian accent and seems to made entirely out of water.
First Appearance: Crime Wave
Latest Appearance: Chindred Spirits
|Tooth Fairy
|The Tooth Fairy is the wife of Jorgen Von Strangle, who is in charge of all teeth-related wishes. According to her, Chip Skylark's teeth are her proudest work.
First Appearance: The Zappys!
|The Mayor of Dimmsdale
|The Mayor of Dimmsdale is a short, balding man who was elected mayor-for-life because the people in Dimmsdale were too dumb to read the ballots before voting. He is good friends with Chompy the Goat.
First Appearance: Dream Goat!
|Chompy the Goat
|Chompy is a goat who is the mascot of the city of Dimmsdale. He was originally kept in captivity inside Dimmsdale City Hall, but after Timmy freed him, he returned and was allowed to come and go as he pleases.
First Appearance: Dream Goat!
|Chet Ubetcha
|Chet Ubetcha is a news reporter from the Dimmsdale local news station that frequently seen making news broadcasts about the disastrous wishes Timmy is causing. He always tells the viewer his name when he begins his news cast.
First Appearance: Dream Goat!
|Dr. Bender
|Dr. Bender is the local dentist in the town of Dimmsdale. He has perfect teeth, and loves to make fun of patients of his that don't.
First Appearance: The Same Game
Latest Appearance Teeth for Two
|The April Fool
|The April Fool is a fairy who is the "embodiment of comedy". He is the ultimate prankster, although he tends to go to far as once he gets going he does not know when to stop. His catchphrase is "Whats up with that?". He is a parody of Jerry Seinfeld.
First Appearance: Christmas Everyday!
Latest Appearance: The Fairly Oddlympics
|The Bouncer
|This big fellow acts as a bouncer and security guard for the popular kids at Timmy's school, and he is often the one to send Timmy flying into the trash when Trixie rejects him. He never finished college and works for ten year olds, which is why he is so mean.
First Appearance: A Wish Too Far!
Last Appearance Mr. Right!
|Principal Waxelplax
|The Principal of Dimmsdale Elementary School, she is often more concerned about whats for dessert rather than the well being of her students. In her youth, she dated Mr. Crocker, but dumped him when she learned about his crackpot theories on the existence of fairies.
First Appearance: TransParents
Latest Appearance: One Flu Over the Crocker's Nest
|Mr. Bickles
|Mr. Bickles is the art teacher at Dimmsdale Elementary School. He often proclaims that his dream has been ruined whenever one of his students messes up something in his class or one of his school plays.
First Appearance: Chip Off The Old Chip
Latest Appearance Dimmsdale's Got Talent
|Mr. Birkenbake
|Mr. Birkenbake is a hippie-like teacher at Dimmsdale Elementary School that loves a substance called "smoof". He is in charge of the school's news paper. He was the principal of Dimmsdale Elementary School before Waxelplax took over. He also had Norm's genie lava lamp in his possession for a short time before it was found by Timmy Turner.
First Appearance: The Big Scoop!
Latest Appearance: What's the Difference? (cameo)
|Happy Peppy Gary and Betty
|Happy Peppy Gary and Happy Peppy Betty are two singing and rhyming workers at Flappy Bob's Camp Learn-A-Torium, a facility where parents drop off their kids when they cannot get a babysitter. Betty and Gary are so annoying that Timmy goes through great lengths to get Vicky back rather than spend a moment with them. After Flappy Bob disowned the Learn-A-Torium, Gary and Betty have not been seen in the series since.
First Appearance: Totally Spaced Out
last Appearance: School's Out!: The Musical
|Binky Abdul
|Binky is a tiny fairy that is often the subject of abuse by Jorgen Von Strangle. He was also one of the judges during Fairy Idol, where it was revealed his last name is Abdul, a reference to Paula Abdul.
First Appearance: Cosmo Con
Latest Appearance: Wishology!
|Dolores-Day Crocker
|Dolores-Day is Mr. Crocker's elderly mother. She was once very tall in her youth, but as she grew old she became very short. She is always complaining about her son wasting her life with his obsession with fairies.
First Appearance: Information Stupor Highway
|Bucky McBadbat
|Chester McBadbat's father, who was once a baseball player who was regarded as "the worst ever", and was so infamously bad that he is always seen wearing a brown paper bag over his head and rarely appears in public. Bucky does not have much money, and lives in a trailer park where vandals frequently destroy his mailbox.
First Appearance: Foul Balled
Latest Appearance: Dadbra-Cadabra
|A.J.'s Dad
|A.J.'s father who is also a super genius just like his son, although he tends to be a little dimwitted like the other parents too. He seems a little overprotective of his son, as he puts a child lock on his television that prevents A.J. from watching anything non-educational.
First Appearance: Sleepover and Over
Latest Appearance: Birthday Battle (cameo)
|Mr. Tang
|Trixie Tang's father, who is a short bald man with glasses. Not much is known about him.
First Appearance: Information Stupor Highway
Latest Appearance: Dadbra-Cadabra
|Sanjay's Stepdad
|Sanjay's step father, a tough looking Marine that lives on an army base and makes his son do physical training early every morning.
First Appearance: Who's Your Daddy?
Latest Appearance: Add-a-Dad
|Vicky & Tootie's Mom
|Vicky and Tootie's mother, who closely resembles her younger daughter but with Vicky's pink pupils. She is extremely fearful of her daughter Vicky, and often caves into her every wish. According to the game Breakin' Da Rules!, her name is Nicky, and in her youth, she behaved a lot like Tootie.
First Appearance: Channel Chasers
Latest Appearance: Oh, Brother!
|Vicky & Tootie's Dad
|Vicky and Tootie's father. He resembles a male version of Vicky, but with green eyes. He is extremely fearful of Vicky, and will do anything she says, including reading from a card that she wrote a lie to say to other parents in case they become suspicious of Vicky.
First Appearance: Channel Chasers
Latest Appearance: Oh, Brother!
|Vicky's pet dog, she treats him much better than she treats any of the children she babysits. Timmy and Doidle switched bodies one episode, where it was revealed that Doidle can think, has a personality, and is just as evil as Vicky.
First Appearance: Dog's Day Afternoon
Latest Appearance Presto Change-O
|King Gripullon
|King Gripullon is Mark Chang's father and the ruler of Yugopotamia. When threatened with conflict, he employs a number of traditional Yugopotamian diplomatic moves such as writing an angry letter, pouting, and bombing the enemy with candy.
First Appearance: Spaced Out
|Queen Jipjorrulac
|Queen Jipjorrulac is Mark Chang's mother and the ruler of Yugopotamia. Both Mark and her husband seem to take advantage of her until she one day meets Poof and uses his cuteness to instill fear on her subjects until Timmy and his fairies rescued Poof.
First Appearance: Spaced Out
|Britney Britney
|Britney Britney is a pop singer who was featured in a celebrity star search magazine when she was just a fetus. She hates being upstaged, and once even became a supervillain called the Platinum Princess to take revenge on Mr. Bickles for stealing her spotlight. She is a parody of Britney Spears.
First Appearance: Cosmo Con
Latest Appearance: One Man Banned (cameo)
|Eddie the Furry Gerbil
|Eddie is Timmy Turner's pet gerbil who died when he was left in Timmy's parents' care while he was away at summer camp. Eddie was resurrected accidentally by one of Timmy's wishes. He also appeared alive in a few prior episodes.
First Appearance: Chin Up
Latest Appearance: Timmy's Secret Wish!
|Billy Crystal Ball
|Billy Crystal Ball is the host of the Fairy World show "This is Your Wish". He has also appeared in several other episodes. He is a parody of Billy Crystal.
First Appearance: The Zappys!
Last Appearance Wishology!
|Gary is Timmy Turner's imaginary friend from before he met Cosmo and Wanda. Timmy wished for Gary to be real, but Gary ended up trying to get revenge on Timmy for locking him away in his mind for years. Gary appeared again on Unwish Island where he masterminded his fellow unwished wishes in a plot against Timmy Turner.
First Appearance: Imaginary Gary
Last Appearance: Escape From Unwish Island
|Dr. Rip Studwell
|Dr. Rip Studwell is a doctor from Fairy World that Cosmo and Wanda visit often. He helped Cosmo by performing his Fagiggly Gland transplant, as well as helping Cosmo give birth to Poof, although he had no idea what he was doing. He is a caricature of Butch Hartman.
First Appearance: Hard Copy
|Shallowgrave is a man with a missing hand that is replaced with a hook. The hook can transform into a number of different gadgets or weapons. He was a truancy officer at first, before Timmy caused him to get fired. He became a drill instructor at the F.U.N. Academy afterward.
First Appearance: Go Young, West Man!
Last Appearance Tons of Timmys
|Blonda is Wanda's twin sister who is a famous Fairy World television actress. Despite her name, she has blonde hair (dyed). She is a direct parody of Susan Lucci
First Appearance: Blondas Have More Fun!
Latest Appearance: Fairy Idol
|Big Daddy
|Big Daddy is Wanda's father who is in charge of disposing of magical garbage that is created by wishes. He resembles a mobster boss but is actually very kind, although Jorgen still fears him.
First Appearance: Talkin' Trash
Last Appearance: Big Wanda
|Fairy Hart
|Fairy Hart is a news reporter for FNN, a news station for Fairies. She was present to report on the birth of Poof, as well as Foop's assault on Fairy World and subsequent imprisonment. She is a parody of Mary Hart.
First Appearance: Blondas Have More Fun!
Latest Appearance: Balance of Flour
|Nana Boom Boom
|Nana Boom Boom is a relative of Jorgen Von Strangle that closely resembles him, although she is female. She runs a bakery that specializes in explosive pies.
First Appearance: Balance of Flour
Latest Appearance: Cosmo Rules
|Mrs. Powers
|Mrs. Powers is the school teacher at Spellementary School, a school for young magic beings that both Poof and Foop attend. She is very cheery and constantly praises Poof.
First Appearance: Spellementary School
|Mr. Ed Leadly
|Mr. Leadly is the owner of Pencil Nexus, the company that Mr. Turner works for. He does not like Mr. Turner at all, constantly calls him by the wrong names, and wants to fire him. However, Leadly warms up to Timmy during a "bring your son to work day", and soon appoints Timmy as the vice president of the company... on the condition that he fire his dad. Timmy reluctantly obliges, but soon intentionally makes mistakes to get himself fired by Mr. Leadly and his father rehired again.
First Appearance: The Boss Of Me
Latest Appearance: A Fairly Odd Summer
One time characters
These are characters that have only appeared in one episode, but were important characters in their lone appearance. Some of them have also appeared in other episodes in background shots.
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|List of One Time Characters
|Wizzy is a minor character and a reporter for Fairy Television that is seen introducing several characters during the Zappy award ceremony.
|Genghis Khan
|The infamous real-life historical warrior Genghis Khan was wished into Timmy's house when he was looking for someone to teach Cosmo to be bad. After a few hours of fierce training, Genghis Khan turned Cosmo into one of his mindless Mongol warriors, but was forced to return to his era when Vicky Khan, his evil babysitter, found him and threatened to cancel the Yak Roast.
First Appearance: The Really Bad Day
|Vicky Khan
|Vicky Khan is the babysitter of Genghis Khan. She is the first of many Vicky Clones that appear throughout the series, and is said to be a distant ancestor of her. Vicky Khan looks, sounds, and acts just like her modern counterpart, but is wearing warrior's armor.
First Appearance: The Really Bad Day
|The Easter Bunny
First Appearance: Christmas Every Day!
|Mrs. Claus
|The wife of Santa Claus. She appears throughout the series in several different incarnations. She is shown once resembling a very attractive secretary at Santa's business. In later incarnations, she is her traditional elderly appearance.
First Appearance: Christmas Every Day!
First Appearance: Christmas Every Day!
|Baby New Year
First Appearance: Christmas Every Day!
|Super Bike
First Appearance: Super Bike
|Super Toilet
First Appearance: Super Bike
|The Sandman
First Appearance: Beddy Bye
|King Arthur Liebowitz
First Appearance: Knighty Knight
|Sir Finkleburg
First Appearance: Knighty Knight
First Appearance: Knighty Knight
|The Jack-O-Bots were villainous robots from a Crash Nebula special that aired on Timmy's television before Halloween. He wished to have one of their costumes, but they were taken by the popular kids. Later, when Timmy wished for everyone's costume to be Real and Scary, the popular kids were transformed into real Jack-O-Bots, and began to wreak havoc on everyone's Halloween.
First Appearance: Scary Godparents
|The Pumpkinator is the form the Jack-O-Bots take when they combine together, becoming a planet destroying Doomsday Device. The Pumpkinator resembles a giant pumpkin, which has mechanical vines that dig into the ground of the planet as it prepares to blow up. It was shown successfully doing this in a Crash Nebula special Timmy watched, and when Timmy's Real and Scary wish turned the popular kids costumes into actual Jack-O-Bots, they merged to form the Pumpkinator and nearly succeeded in destroying Earth, but were stopped by Timmy and Wanda.
First Appearance: Scary Godparents
|Vicky the Kid
|Vicky the Kid is a Vicky look-a-like from the Old West era. She stole the deed to Dimmsdale Flats hundreds of years ago, and terrorized the town and its children. Eventually the deed was lost. Timmy traveled back in time and won the deed from her in a rock-paper-scissors duel done Old West style, but she refused to hand it over anyway, so Wanda knocked a barrel on her head and she was bounced away by Cosmo. Her exact relation to Vicky is never stated.
First Appearance: Odd, Odd West
|Bippy the Monkey
|Bippy is a lab monkey owned by A.J. that he accidentally brought to school with him, mistaking "muffin day" for "monkey day". Bippy found a Fairy-versary Muffin and took a bite, which caused the entire world to be ruled by monkeys until Timmy was able to reverse the effects of the wish muffin. Bippy still sided with Timmy during the events, although eventually left him to get more muffins after the monkey arc of the movie was over.
First Appearance: Abra-Catastrophe!
|The Carnies
First Appearance: The Grass is Greener
|Alden Bitterroot
|Alden Bitteroot was a man eerily resembling Mr. Crocker who was obsessed with capturing witches who lived in colonial era Dimmsdale. Unlike Crocker, Bitterroot was apparently more successful at tricking the townspeople, but was otherwise a complete fraud. When Timmy tried to expose him, Bitterroot accused Timmy of being a witch, before soon revealing he himself to be a real witch. Bitterroot was stopped by Dale Dimm, the future founder of Dimmsdale, and thrown down a well, but apparently survives for hundreds of years as he is seen trying to crawl out of it back in modern times.
First Appearance: Which Witch Is Which?
|Dale Dimm
|Dale Dimm was the founder of Dimmsdale many years ago in colonial times. He appears to be the village idiot, a big dumb buffoon with large bare feet, and a stark contrast to Alden Bitteroot who was regarded as a town hero. However, Alden turned out to be a witch, and Dale Dimm stopped him by stomping on him. When speaking normally, Dale Dimm appeared more intelligent than originally thought, and spoke with a cultured British accent. The city of Dimmsdale was named after him.
First Appearance: Which Witch Is Which?
|Dimmsdale Ballhogs
First Appearance: Odd Ball
|Tom Sawyer
First Appearance: Shelf Life
|The Turnbaums
First Appearance: Parent Hoods
|Winston Dunsworth
First Appearance: A Bad Case Of Diary-Uh!
First Appearance: The Odd Couple
|The Seemingly Harmless Plant
First Appearance: Class Clown
|Crimson Chin Author
First Appearance: The Big Superhero Wish!
|The Power Pals
First Appearance: Power Pals!
|Luthor Lex
First Appearance: Truth Or Cosmoquences
|Tammy Turner
|Tammy is the future daughter of Timmy Turner, seen in a flash forward twenty years after the present. She wears pink clothes like her father, and big cats-eye glasses like Tootie, who was later revealed to be the mother in a character quiz for the Fairly Odd Movie on the official Nickelodeon website. She and her brother Tommy are babysit by a robot Vicky look-a-like, and have two familiar magic goldfish as pets.
First Appearance: Channel Chasers
|Tommy Turner
|Tommy is the future son of Timmy Turner, seen in a flash forward twenty years after the present. He closely resembles Timmy, but with a slightly different hat and black hair. Tootie is revealed to be his mother in a character quiz for the Fairly Odd Movie on the official Nickelodeon website. He and his sister Tammy are babysit by a robot Vicky look-a-like, and have two familiar magic goldfish as pets.
First Appearance: Channel Chasers
|Flappy Bob
First Appearance: School's Out!: The Musical
First Appearance: Hassle in the Castle
|Tommy Turner
(Timmy's wish-created brother)
|Tommy is an eighteen year old older brother that Timmy wished for, mainly as a safeguard from Francis. Tommy turned out to be the perfect brother, a little too perfect, as his overly charitable behavior soon got on Timmy's nerves. When Timmy tried to protest, Tommy instead convinced their parents to send Timmy to the same out-of-country program that molded Tommy into what he was. Timmy could not wish Tommy away at first, because Tootie had developed a crush on Tommy for being nice to her, so Timmy distracted Tommy in order to have him break a promise to Tootie. With Tootie back in love with Timmy, he was free to wish Tommy away, and he was returned to "Tibecuador", a country Timmy had wished for to explain Tommy's earlier absence.
First Appearance: Oh, Brother!
|King Greg
First Appearance: Something's Fishy!
First Appearance: The "Good Old Days!"
|Peg-Foot Vicky
First Appearance: The "Good Old Days!"
|Big Brain
First Appearance: Future Lost
|Ms. Sunshine /
Ms. Doombringer
First Appearance: No Substitute For Crazy!
|Scott Hamilton
First Appearance: The Fairly Oddlympics
First Appearance: Wishing Well
First Appearance: Wishing Well
|Golden Locks /
Hair Razor
First Appearance: Chindred Spirits
First Appearance: Wishology
|Turbo Thunder
First Appearance: Wishology
|The Darkness
First Appearance: Wishology
First Appearance: Wishology
First Appearance: Wishology
First Appearance: Freaks & Greeks
First Appearance: Freaks & Greeks
First Appearance: Freaks & Greeks
First Appearance: Freaks & Greeks
|Grandma Gladys
|Grandma Gladys is Timmy Turner's maternal grandmother. She originates from the country of Ustinkistan, and does not appear to be that wealthy at first, until she reveals that she and her husband own a chain of restaurants called Yak in the Box and are actually very rich.
First Appearance: Timmy Turnip
|Grandpa Vlad
|Grandpa Vlad is Timmy Turner's maternal grandfather. He originates from the country of Ustinkistan, and does not appear to be that wealthy at first, until he reveals that he and his wife own a chain of restaurants called Yak in the Box and are actually very rich.
First Appearance: Timmy Turnip
First Appearance: Double-Oh Schnozmo!
|Big Dave
First Appearance: Crocker of Gold
First Appearance: Crocker of Gold
First Appearance: Crocker of Gold
|Brad Wurst
First Appearance: Food Fight
|Hal Apeño
First Appearance: Food Fight
|Sue Shi
First Appearance: Food Fight
|Crepe Suzette
First Appearance: Food Fight
|Dr. Phyllis Fancyfree
First Appearance: Crocker Shocker
|Goldie Goldenglow
First Appearance: Love Triangle
|Mrs. Marinelli
First Appearance: Operation: Dinkleberg
|Jorgen Von Strangle's wimpy former godchild.
First Appearance: The Zappys!
First Appearance: The Zappys!
First Appearance: The Zappys!
|A fairy reporter for a Fairy World news station called FTV.
First Appearance: The Zappys!
|Aunt Gertrude
|Timmy Turner's Aunt Gertrude, her only appearance is in lobster form as a boss in a video game.
First Appearance: Power Mad!
|Chipper the Cat
|Vicky's pet, a very disturbed looking cat.
First Appearance: Dog's Day Afternoon
|Happy the Goldfish
|A pet fish that Vicky had fixed by Dr. Snipowitz, he floats unhappily in his fishbowl.
First Appearance: Dog's Day Afternoon
|Ginny the Parrot
|Vicky's pet parrot who was fixed by Dr. Snipowitz, and seems very unenthusiastic about everything.
First Appearance: Dog's Day Afternoon
|Vicky's pet hamster she introduced to Timmy shortly after his body swap adventure with Doidle. Timmy was going to warn Spunky what Vicky giving him a steak to eat meant, a visit to Dr. Snipowitz, but Spunky would not listen and mocked Timmy instead.
First Appearance: Dog's Day Afternoon
|William Shakespeare
|A poet from real history, seen in Hail for the chief
|Stephen Hawking
|A professor from real history, he made so that 2+2 could equel five.
|Ludwig van Beethoven
|The famous musician Beethoven was brought back to life by Cosmo to be a part of his band, which was sent to the Dimmadome by Timmy to buy time for Chip Skylark to arrive at his concert.
First Appearance: Boys in the Band
|Pan was a mythological god that was part of Cosmo's band he made to try to quell the crowd at Chip Skylark's concert when Timmy was making Chip late.
First Appearance: Boys in the Band
|Internet Chaplain
|After Timmy and Vicky kidnapped Chip Skylark, she hired a chaplain off the Internet to marry herself and Chip immediately. The chaplain was a geeky kid that looked younger than Vicky.
First Appearance: Boys in the Band
|Ryan McCain
|Ryan McCain is the star of an action film called "Ryan McLane: Loose Cannon Cop Who Doesn't Play By The Rules". After Timmy watched his movie, he wished for his life to be just like an action movie.
First Appearance: Action Packed
|Spanish teacher
|A Spanish Teacher whose class Cosmo and Wanda attended when they are posing as students at Timmy's school.
First Appearance: Timvisible
|Grandma Vicky
|A likeness of Vicky's grandmother appeared on a container of lemonade she was peddling.
First Appearance: Nectar of the Odds
|Veronica's Mom
|Veronica's mother was heard off screen in her sole appearance in the series, but has never actually been seen.
First Appearance: Information Stupor Highway
|Arnold Schwartzengerman
|Arnold Schwartzengerman is an actor that appeared in a film festival creation funded by Tad and Chad. He is a parody of Arnold Schwarzenegger.
First Appearance: Movie Magic
|Skip Sparkypants
|Skip Sparkypants is a rival singer to Chip Skylark. The two look exactly alike, except that Skip Sparkypants has different colored clothes and hair.
First Appearance: Shiny Teeth
|Johnny Downpour
|Johnny Downpour was a weatherman for Dimmsdale's local news. He was ran out of town by an angry mob when he predict the weather wrong.
First Appearance: Mother Nature
|Stormy Raynes
|Stormy Raynes was a weatherman for Dimmsdale's local news. He too was ran out of town by an angry mob.
First Appearance: Mother Nature
|Vic the Babysitter
|Vic was Mr. Crocker's babysitter in his childhood, since his mother worked two jobs. Like Vicky, he is very cruel and tortured young Denzel. His exact relation to Vicky, if any, is unknown.
First Appearance: The Secret Origin of Denzel Crocker!
|Nanette Ubetcha
|Nanette was a news reporter in the 1970s that bears an uncanny resemblance to Chet Ubetcha, and is possibly his mother.
First Appearance: The Secret Origin of Denzel Crocker!
|Billy Blanks
|The creator of Tae Bo, Billy Blanks, makes a brief appearance in the series helping Timmy Turner train to fight Francis.
First Appearance: Kung Timmy
|Beverly Boulevard
|Beverly Boulevard is a reporter for the same news paper company that the Crimson Chin works as under his alter ego, Charles Hampton Indigo. He tries hard to impress her and gives into her every whim, but she seems indifferent to him.
First Appearance: Crime Wave
|The Baby
|The baby was an unnamed baby girl that Beverly Boulevard gave to the Crimson Chin to watch over.
First Appearance: Crime Wave
|Abominable Snowman
|The Abominable Snowman was a man in a snow costume that Timmy and Vicky ran from, thinking he was an actual monster, but he was really a pizza delivery man.
First Appearance: Snow Bound
|Pops the Adult
|Pops the Adult is a man who was left at the Learn-A-Torium when he was just a kid, and his parents never returned to pick him up. He has been trying, with futile attempts, to escape from the Learn-A-Torium ever since.
First Appearance: Baby Face
|Evil Bug
|The evil bug was a small beetle like insect that crawled out of Vicky's butt when Timmy wished all her evilness away. The bug then began to search for a new host, going from Timmy's dad, to Principal Waxelplax, and finally setting its sights on the President of the United States before Vicky hopped in the way and it returned to her.
First Appearance: Vicky Loses Her Icky
|The Bad Parent Hunter
|The Bad Parent Hunter is a man who exposes bad parents on national television by hunting them in a manner similar to the The Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin, whom he is a parody of.
First Appearance: Nega-Timmy
|King and Queen of Boudacia
|The King and Queen of Boudacia are Princess Mandie's unnamed parents. Her father resembles a wolf man, while her mother looks more like her. They have no spoken lines and are only seen briefly.
First Appearance: New Squid In Town!
|A robot version of Vicky was seen in the twenty year look into the future in Channel Chasers, babysitting Timmy's kids with all the same means of torment its creator once applied.
First Appearance: Channel Chasers
|Fairy Mason
First Appearance: Genie Meanie Minie Mo
|Flappy Bob's Parents
First Appearance: School's Out!: The Musical
|Ivette Ubetcha
First Appearance: School's Out!: The Musical
|Dr. Poof Everwish
First Appearance: Blondas Have More Fun!
|Bob Glimmer
|A fairy news reporter and host for the Fairy World television show, Fairytainment Tonite.
First Appearance: Blondas Have More Fun!
First Appearance: Five Days of F.L.A.R.G.
First Appearance: Hassle in the Castle
First Appearance: Hassle in the Castle
|Suzy Califragelistic
First Appearance: Remy Rides Again
|Binky's Mom
First Appearance: Timmy TV
|Sanjay's Stepbrother
|Sanjay's step brother is a military soldier that occasionally gives his step brother a lift to school.
First Appearance: Oh, Brother!
|A.J. built this older brother robot to protect him from Francis. It self destructed when it saw how much cooler Timmy's wished-up older brother was.
First Appearance: Oh, Brother!
|Chippington Skylark
First Appearance: The "Good Old Days!"
First Appearance: Odd Pirates
|Dirtybeard's parrot
First Appearance: Odd Pirates
|Dimmsdale Pirates
|A professional baseball team for the city of Dimmsdale. They play in Pirate Stadium.
First Appearance: Odd Pirates
|Swizzle is a fairy. She is Molly's fairy godparent, who only appeared briefly at the end of her godchild's lone episode in the series.
First Appearance: Wishing Well
|Irving is Dwight's fairy godfather, who appeared briefly at the end of the only episode Dwight was in.
First Appearance: Wishing Well
|Christie Glamorpuss
|A reporter for the Party Channel that was present at Timmy Turner's Septimberfest in Hollywood.
First Appearance: Momnipresent
|Mr. & Mrs. Dinglefitz
|Mr. and Mrs. Dinglefitz are Turbo Thunder's parents, who were captured by the Darkness, and then later freed when the Darkness became good.
First Appearance: Wishology!
|Polar Bear Guardian
First Appearance: Wishology!
|Rock Guardian
First Appearance: Wishology!
|Dash Baxter
|Dash Baxter, a character from Danny Phantom, made a cameo appearance in the episode Fly Boy where he was featured in a television movie everyone in Dimmsdale but Timmy was allowed to watch.
First Appearance: Fly Boy
|Dr. Phyllis Fancyfree
|Dr. Fancyfree is a psychiatrist that temporarily cured Mr. Crocker of his obsession with fairies. Timmy eventually appeared on a flying carpet outside her window and she started screaming fairies and spazzing out, just like Mr. Crocker.
First Appearance: Crocker Shocker
|Lauren Ledergerber
|Lauren Ledergerber was the leader of B.R.A.T., an evil babysitter's club, who kicked Vicky out for letting Timmy save her life. After she saw Vicky tormenting Timmy again, she offered Vicky a chance to rejoin, but Vicky took that opportunity to take over B.R.A.T. herself.
First Appearance: Frenemy Mine
|Alyssa is a member of B.R.A.T.
First Appearance: Frenemy Mine
|Mrs. Ledergerber
|Mrs. Ledergerber is Lauren's mother, who scolded her daughter for having torches on her walls during her babysitter's club meeting.
First Appearance: Frenemy Mine
|Insurance workers
|A few office workers in a building that were turned into chickens by Poof. A few of them resemble characters from the sitcom "The Office".
First Appearance: Chicken Poofs
|Amazonian Fairies
First Appearance: Chicken Poofs
First Appearance: Chicken Poofs
|Kimmy is a girl that looks almost identical to Timmy Turner, except with longer hair. Sanjay chose to bring her to the school dance.
First Appearance: Stupid Cupid
|Octopus Robot
First Appearance: Double-Oh Schnozmo!
|Amazonian Fairies
First Appearance: Double-Oh Schnozmo!
|Mrs. Hembel
|Mrs. Hembel is a decrepit looking old woman that races against Mrs. Turner (Actually Timmy in her body) when they are making a mad dash for the last pair of socks on sale at the mall.
First Appearance: Manic Mom-Day
|Crazy, the Eighth Dwarf
|Crazy is the "eighth dwarf" that chases Timmy, Mr. Crocker, and Cosmo out of a mine when they were looking for gold in it to pay the McPunchies with.
First Appearance: Crocker of Gold
|When Timmy and his family went on vacation to Hawaii, he met several surfer kids who he wanted to impress.
First Appearance: Beach Blanket Bozos
|Grass Skirt Girl
|During Timmy's Hawaiian vacation, he wanted to impress a beautiful dancing girl in a grass skirt.
First Appearance: Beach Blanket Bozos
First Appearance: Beach Blanket Bozos
|Melvin was a kid that told Timmy's Dad many years ago that he was "too cool for school", so Mr. Turner quit the 5th grade. Decades later, when he is trying to complete the 5th grade again, Mr. Turner runs into Melvin, now a janitor, who tells him he is still too cool for school, nearly causing Timmy's Dad to flunk out again.
First Appearance: Old Man And The C-
|Wink Winkydink
|Wink Winkydink is the game show host of a program called "Are You Brighter Than a 6th Grader?".
First Appearance: Old Man And The C-
|Mrs. Turner's Meatloaf
First Appearance: Food Fight
|A few unknown aliens were allowed on Dark Laser's Death Ball, where they were customers and tourists to the various attractions and shops on the ship.
First Appearance: Please Don't Feed The Turners
|Caged Alien Animals
|Alien monsters that were seen in the cages in Dark Laser's Alien Zoo. They were later freed by Timmy.
First Appearance: Please Don't Feed The Turners
|Four-Armed Butler
First Appearance: Please Don't Feed The Turners
First Appearance: Please Don't Feed The Turners
|Leonard Von Strangle
First Appearance: Cosmo Rules
|Irving Schwab
First Appearance: Cosmo Rules
|Susan C. Anthony
First Appearance: Cosmo Rules
|Junior Mrs. Universe
First Appearance: Cosmo Rules
|Saber-Toothed Tigers With Night Vision
First Appearance: Lights Out
First Appearance: Dad Overboard
|Stanley & His Wife
First Appearance: Dad Overboard
First Appearance: Dad Overboard
|Sergeant Flinch
First Appearance: Dad Overboard
|General McCloud
First Appearance: Dad Overboard
|Hairy Hobo
First Appearance: Farm Pit
|Professor Olaf Gunderson
First Appearance: Crock Talk
First Appearance: Crock Talk
|Swamp Monster
First Appearance: Crock Talk
Minor characters
These are characters that have only appeared in a few episodes, usually as bit characters, and have little effect on the story.
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|List of Minor Characters
|Robot Vicky
|A robot version of Vicky that appeared as the final boss in a video game Timmy wished for.
First Appearance: Power Mad!
|Dr. Snipowitz
|A veterinarian that employs a variety of painful looking tools to fix animals. He later became a doctor at an even scarier hospital.
First Appearance: Dog's Day Afternoon
|Ranch Girl
|This girl from Montana showed up along with a bunch of other kids to help Timmy Turner save Santa Claus on Christmas. She also appeared in the video game "Nicktoons: Freeze Frame Frenzy".
First Appearance: Christmas Every Day!
|A.J.'s Mom
|A.J.'s mother, who has appeared in only a few episodes. She is usually dressed like a businesswoman.
First Appearance: Information Stupor Highway
|Unnamed Teacher
|An unnamed teacher at Timmy Turner's school that likes to tell jokes about Mr. Crocker around the water cooler.
First Appearance: Transparents!
|Sanjay's Mom
|Sanjay's biological mother. Not much is known about her, as she has only spoken once in the entire series.
First Appearance: Snow Bound
|Billy Gates
|The creator of Microsoft, Bill Gates, was met as a child by Timmy Turner. Billy had Cosmo and Wanda as fairies in his youth.
First Appearance: Father Time!
|Spatula Woman
|A female comic book villain from the Crimson Chin universe. She wields a giant spatula.
First Appearance: Chin Up!
|Country Boy
|A male comic book villain from the Crimson Chin universe. He wears a mask that is shaped like a barn and throws "pig grenades".
First Appearance: Chin Up!
|Wendell Bender
|Dr. Bender's carbon copy looking son. According to Wendell, his father's weird behavior is the reason he has no friends.
First Appearance: The Same Game
|The President
|The President of the United States has shown up in several episodes, usually as a form of comic relief. The first time he appeared he was similar to George Bush, while his next appearance he resembled George Washington.
First Appearance: That Old Black Magic
|Dale Dimmadome
|Doug Dimmadome's estranged son who was used by Vicky in a sweat shop to create lemonade.
First Appearance: Nectar of the Odds
|Sylvester Calzone
|Sylvester Calzone is an actor who won a Dimmy for his films, mostly for punching out all the critics. In a later appearance, he can no longer speak in anything except mumbles. He is a parody of Sylvester Stallone.
First Appearance: Movie Magic
|Jeff and Erik
|Two Yugopotamian friends of Mark Chang, who speak and act like stereotypical teenagers, such as calling their journey through space to Earth a "road trip". They were only seen in two episodes.
First Appearance: Totally Spaced Out
|Elmer's Mom
|Elmer's mother is a woman with glasses that has a large boil on her face just like her son. She has never spoken in an episode.
First Appearance: Snow Bound
|Elmer's Dad
|Elmer's father appears sometimes in group shots with other parents, but has otherwise never spoken a line that wasn't sang in unison with other parents. Like his son, he has a large boil on his face.
First Appearance: MicroPhony
|The Mayor of Chincinnati
First Appearance: Chin Up!
|Papa Cosmo
|Papa Cosmo is Cosmo's long last father. When Cosmo was just a baby, he turned his father into a fly and he was never seen again.
First Appearance: This is Your Wish
|Francis' Father
|Francis' father is an in an out of jail ex-convict, often seen with police escort.
First Appearance: Where's Wanda?
|Flipsie is a toy robot dog that has one function: flipping. Dark Laser loves it and keeps it as his companion, going as far as to consider it a living being.
First Appearance: Hard Copy
|Dr. Vulkan
|Dr. Vulcan was a villain who captured Trixie and Chester after Timmy wished away all his emotions, so he didn't really care. Timmy eventually rescues Chester, and Dr. Vulcan later appears on a newspaper with Trixie hugging him, proclaiming him her new boyfriend.
First Appearance: Emotion Commotion!
|Elvis Presley
|A fat Elvis Presley was dug up from the sands of Dimmsdale Beach in one episode.
First Appearance: Beach Bummed!
|Philip the Nickel
First Appearance: Spaced Out
|Simon Sparklefield
First Appearance: Fairy Idol
|Grandpa Crocker
|Grandpa Crocker is Mr. Crocker's grandfather that has appeared in a few brief scenes. In one, he was on a picture in the Crocker's home, and in his actual appearance, Mr. Crocker revealed he used his grandfather to make a literal grandfather clock before the scene cut to Grandpa Crocker acting like a clock.
First Appearance: Bad Heir Day
|Mother Nature
First Appearance: The Zappys!
First Appearance: Crock Talk
|Boy With bald head
|Boy with bald head is some kid.
|The Gigglepies
First Appearance:So Totally Spaced Out
Alternate forms
Several alternate forms have appeared of the characters, usually as a direct result of wishing.
|Cleft the Boy Chin Wonder
|Cleft is Timmy Turner's superhero alter-ego that he masquerades as whenever he wishes himself into the comic book world of the Crimson Chin. He is able to deploy a variety of gadgets and weapons from his chin.
First Appearance: Chin Up!
|Ace and Clefto the Chin-Hounds
|Ace and Clefto the Chin-Hounds are green and pink colored dogs that Cosmo and Wanda disguise themselves as whenever they assist Timmy after he becomes Cleft the Boy Chin Wonder. They can grant wishes in this form, and thus their power is sought by some villains.
First Appearance: The Crimson Chin meets Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad
|Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad
First Appearance: Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad
Last Appearance: The Crimson Chin meets Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad
|Galactimus, Eater of Planets
First Appearance: Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad
|Naked Lad
|Naked Lad is a superhero that wears no clothes. He may or may not be Timmy, who was mistaken for Naked Lad when he appeared naked running through the streets of Dimmsdale after being wished to a comic book store in the middle of a bath.
First Appearance: Crime Wave
|Timantha is Timmy Turner's female alter-ego that he was turned into by Wanda after making fun of girls. He used his female identity to get closer to Trixie Tang so he could find out what gift she wanted for her birthday.
First Appearance: The Boy Who Would Be Queen
|Professor A.J.
|Professor A.J. is the superhero form that A.J. took when he was given superpowers by Timmy's superhero wish. His giant brain allows him to create forcefields that deflect attacks, but his powers are useless against dumber enemies.
First Appearance: The Big Superhero Wish!
|Matter Muncher Lad
|Matter Muncher Lad is the superhero form that Chester McBadbat took up when he was given superpowers by Timmy's superhero wish. He says "Munch Munch Munch" while he chews through the ground with his sharp drill dental braces.
First Appearance: The Big Superhero Wish!
|The Bouncing Boil
|Elmer became The Bouncing Boil after Timmy's superhero wish gave him powers. His power is to simply bounce around on his over-sized boil.
First Appearance: The Big Superhero Wish!
|The Sonic Youth
|Sanjay became The Sonic Youth after Timmy's superhero wish gave him powers. He can move at high speed, and has a shouting attack.
First Appearance: The Big Superhero Wish!
|Wonder Gal
|Trixie Tang became Wonder Gal after Timmy's superhero wish, her powers were "super speed, super strength, and super popularity".
First Appearance: The Big Superhero Wish!
|Hawk Gal
|Hawk Gal is Wonder Gal's teammate, her real identity being Trixie's best friend Veronica. She was given "powers" by Timmy's superhero wish, but they consist of only being able to fly at slow speeds.
First Appearance: The Big Superhero Wish!
First Appearance: The Big Superhero Wish!
|Doctor Crocktopus
First Appearance: The Big Superhero Wish!
|The Baby Shredder
First Appearance: The Big Superhero Wish!
|Future Timmy
First Appearance: Channel Chasers
|Dictator Vicky
First Appearance: Channel Chasers
First Appearance: Nega-Timmy
|3-D Timmy
|3-D Timmy is the form that Timmy Turner takes whenever he goes to Retroville (home of Jimmy Neutron). Timmy refers to this form as "bulgy". Conversly, the people from Jimmy's universe refer to Timmy's universe as "flat".
First Appearance: Jimmy Timmy Power Hour
|Dr. Maybe
First Appearance: Double-Oh Schnozmo!
|Rex Perfection
|Rex Perfection is a prince with a smile that can heal plants. Timmy turned into him using Mark Chang's fake-i-fier in order to win Trixie Tang's costume party.
First Appearance: Take and Fake
Jimmy Neutron Crossover
|Jimmy Neutron
First Appearance: Jimmy Timmy Power Hour
|Cindy Vortex
First Appearance: Jimmy Timmy Power Hour
|Carl Wheezer
First Appearance: Jimmy Timmy Power Hour
|Sheen Estevez
First Appearance: Jimmy Timmy Power Hour
|Libby Folfax
First Appearance: Jimmy Timmy Power Hour
|Professor Finbarr Calamitous
First Appearance: When Nerds Collide!
First Appearance: The Jerkinators!
Crash Nebula
- Main article: Crash Nebula
These are one-time characters that appeared in the show-within-a-show spin-off, "Crash Nebula", which was broadcast as part of Season 5. However, the spin-off was never picked up as a series by Nickelodeon, and none of these characters have appeared since.
|Sprig Speevak
|Sprig was just a normal earthling until one day he was sent to the "Celestial Academy". There, he must survive space school, earn the crash suit, and become: "Crash Nebula; Space Hero"!
First Appearance: Crash Nebula
|Sprout Speevak
|Sprig's annoying, bratty sister. Like most siblings, she and Sprig tend to get into fights.
First Appearance: Crash Nebula
|Ma Speevak
First Appearance: Crash Nebula
|Pa Speevak
First Appearance: Crash Nebula
|Another alien Sprig met in the Celestial Academy, Chuck's a turkey, but he's not just any turkey. Upset him, and he'll get his missiles out. So don't mess with Chuck... especially about treating turkeys in a "harmful" way.
First Appearance: Crash Nebula
|An alien that Sprig met in the Celestial Academy, he's just one big blob with a big heart. He immediately became friends with Sprig.
First Appearance: Crash Nebula
|A girl from an anti-matter universe. At first, she didn't like Sprig. After he saved her life, she begins to warm up to him. Ving claims that she's his soon-to-be girlfriend, but Ani wouldn't date him even if he were the last guy in the universe.
First Appearance: Crash Nebula
|The big, bad bully at the Celestial Academy, he became Sprig's enemy right away. Ving wears a black cape & has pointed ears, making him look like a vampire. Ving's jealous of Sprig because he saved Princess Galaxandra and became her favorite student. Ving has the power to turn into a huge giant and do some massive damage.
First Appearance: Crash Nebula
|He, Felos, and Ving are the destructive trio. Rockwell's the strong one, but his weakness is his brain, and he has no ears.
First Appearance: Crash Nebula
|One of Ving's pals. He's a big blue cat with black stripes, and huge claws. He can give you quite a scratch with those claws, but he's easily distracted. So if you're Felos's enemy, be sure to have a ball of yarn handy.
First Appearance: Crash Nebula
|Princess Galaxandra
|The Headmistress of the Celestial Academy. Sprig saved her life when she was being chased by little buglike androids (bugdroids). She shows her gratitude by having Sprig enroll in the Celestial Academy. She sees true greatness in Sprig.
First Appearance: Crash Nebula
|Brock Rocket
|Brock Rocket is a science fiction superhero that Sprig Speevak admires, similar to how Timmy Turner admires Crash Nebula.
First Appearance: Crash Nebula
|Pam Dromeda
|The toughest teacher in the Space Celestial Academy. She teaches Galactic Defense 101. Princess Galaxandra assigned her to tutor Sprig on the Nebula 5 Battle Suit.
First Appearance: Crash Nebula
Live action
The tenth year anniversary special "A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy Turner!" are played by live action characters. Thirteen years have passed since the main series, and everyone but Timmy Turner has grown up.
|Timmy Turner
(Age 23)
|Timmy Turner is the central character of the live action film, the plot revolving around his refusal to grow up and let go of his fairy godparents. He still lives with his parents, attends Crocker's fifth grade class, has never kissed a girl outside of a dare, and rides a children's bicycle to school. Timmy's scheme to keep his fairies is jeopardized when Tootie returns to town with a makeover, and Timmy begins to fall in love with her, thereby making him an adult and threatening to cause him to lose his fairies for good.
Played by: Drake Bell
(Age 23)
|Tootie is no longer a gawky little girl with pig-tails and braces, but a beautiful grown woman. Tootie loves nature, animals, and her livelihood involves environmentalism. Despite her maturity, Tootie's love for Timmy still burns passionately inside, and bits of her old personality escape whenever she is around Timmy.
Played by: Daniella Monet
|Cosmo is still the same old Cosmo after thirteen years, dimwitted but lovable. He does not want Timmy to fall in love with Tootie because he knows it means he'll have to separate from his godchild and best friend forever. At one point in the movie, Cosmo turns into a human-form (played in live action) in order to disrupt Timmy and Tootie's date.
Played by: Daran Norris (CGI); Jason Alexander (human disguise)
|Wanda, like Cosmo, does not want to be separated with her godchild, and works to disrupt Timmy and Tootie's relationship before it can progress to the point of true love. At one point in the movie, she and Cosmo turn into human human waiters (played in live action) in order to disrupt Timmy and Tootie's date.
Played by: Susanne Blakeslee (CGI); Cheryl Hines (human disguise)
|Poof is Cosmo and Wanda's son. He was wished into existence by Timmy. After thirteen years, Poof is still a baby, likely because of the slowed aging process of fairies. Timmy is trying to get Poof to say his first word during the course of the movie.
Played by: Tara Strong; Randy Jackson (speaking)
|Mr. Crocker
|Denzel Crocker is still Timmy Turner's fifth grade teacher, and is still as suspicious as ever about Timmy's fairies. He is convinced that Timmy is staying in his class as a way to keep his fairies. Until Hugh J. Magnate arrived however, Crocker did not have the funding or means to prove it.
Played by: David Lewis
|Hugh J. Magnate Jr.
|Hugh J. Magnate Jr. is the main villain of the movie. He is an oil tycoon who wants to turn the decrepit Dimmsdale Park into a hotel oil well. Magnate appears to have issues with his father which may have caused him to be so hostile towards children and nature.
Played by: Steven Weber
|Mr. and Mrs. Turner
|Timmy's parents want to sell their house and take a vacation around the world, but Timmy's refusal to grow up has put a damper on their plans.
Played by: Daran Norris and Teryl Rothery
|Chester and A.J.
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Top Definition
a source from which to score drugs, principally marijuana
yo, lemmie get the number of your plug man...
by boom boom b July 14, 2004
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Adjective. A word used to describe someone who is completly and entirly useless.
Holy Shit Peebles you fucking Plug!
by BMOUNZ May 02, 2005
A plug is a contact from another country who ships and grows drugs.
I need to meet my Plug from Colombia at the docks.
by Sean Mul April 16, 2009
the jewelry worn in stretched piercings. not called gauges. gauges are what the sizes are called. calling it a gauge would be like somebody asking you what you bought, and instead of saying a tshirt you said "A medium".
The kids plugs are 00 gauge.
by bob November 13, 2003
something much bigger than a drug connect ... most likely a cartel that supplies and distributes intense large amounts of drugs to a vast area .. usually its cocaine, heroin or meth .... a plug meaning they supply the "connects" with large quantity of drugs and the connects distributes to dealers and soo forth
plug = connection = supply = energy
by timtebow88 January 04, 2012
a word-of-mouth endorsement usually from a celebrity on TV
shameless plug
by Anonymous August 29, 2003
A word that refers to an ice hockey player who is the useless part of the team. He is the "orange cone" on the ice. Always in your way and never does anything to help your team win.
Brian never helps the team, he's such a plug.
by Sniper9 September 07, 2009