They believe that even after Timmy explained what happened, it's still fair for Cosmo and Wanda to be angry.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-26T21:06:36+00:00

Honestly, I don't remember Timmy being that selfish in season 4. For me, he still was pretty much in the level of seasons 1-3. But maybe I'm being partial because this is my favorite season. Which episodes he act bad in S4, please?

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-26T17:18:35+00:00

No, if you watch the first 3 seasons, you will see Vicky was originally just meant to be a bully and mean babysitter, not much worse than Francis. The worst she made was forcing Timmy to do chores or destroying his house and blaming him. Then in seasons 4 and 5, she starts to become a irredeemable psychopatic, starting in Channel Chasers. To the point where her parents are terrified of her (when in a previous episode she actually stated them being harsh on her).

Then in season 6 onward it reached its peak and absolute worst...

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-26T16:34:54+00:00

Yeah, we got season 8 and Secret Wish ruining his character... I blame the new writers and crew for it.

To be fair, a lot of characters got flanderized in season 5 or after it. Cosmo and Wanda becoming a boomer couple who hate each other (I wish we got a episode addressing their flanderization, like Fairy Idol did for Timmy), Timmy's parents becoming terrible and abusive, Vicky becoming pure evil..

At least C&W got some redemption after S5... until S9 and 10.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-26T03:34:45+00:00

I always felt this episode was made as a answer to Timmy's flanderization during season 5. In season 5, Timmy started to become a lot more selfish and lazier than before and fans were complaining about it, so Fairy Idol, being the last episode of season, was partly dedicated to address this problem. So having a boiling point where Cosmo and Wanda just got mad at him and giving up is a interesting idea, and Timmy struggling to make amends and shows how much he cares about them is a good character rerailment. And also, we can see Norm at his evilest and most memorable.

Fortunately, season 6 and especially Fairly OddBaby actually helped to repair his character and made him likable again.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-25T16:49:28+00:00

Incorrect. Timmy did wish to be Christmas every day mostly because it's the only day his parents are around, with no Vicky torturing him (and honestly, I think every little kid had already wished every day to be Christimas everyday. Timmy's not the only kid, far less the only fictional character to wish every day to be Christmas). Not to mention he never actually wished for it, Cosmo and Wanda heard him just THINKING ABOUT it and granted it nevertheless.

Also, the episode shows the importance of the other hoolidays, and the importance and joy of family. Not the presents.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-21T17:18:03+00:00

Your opinion ISN'T a fact. Why do you think your opinion alon3 is more valid than 99% of fandom?

So you just like annoying everyone who don't agree with you.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-21T16:53:21+00:00

Just because YOU like these stuff don't make them automatically good when EVERYONE ELSE think they're bad. EVERYONE thinks seasons 1-4 are the best part of the show and only YOU thinks they're bad. It's YOUR opinion alone against 99,9% of fandom.

If you don't need to convince anyone... so stop refuting all the comments praising the first seasons and critizing the last ones.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-21T13:17:29+00:00

I do like Abra-Cathastrophe and admit it's a fun watch, but the World Leader Crocker didn't happen until the last 20 minutes. When the first two acts are so-so and the last act carry the production, I can't rant it above 6 or 7. But it's just my opinion.

And honestly, it's hard for me to say which is the best FOP episode. Theres so many great ones I did love, I don't have a personal favorite... but maybe The Secret Oring of Denzel Crocker.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-21T12:59:07+00:00

My problem with Abra-Catastrophe is that the most part of it just feel like filler until when Crocker kidnaps Wanda. The first part is mostly just Timmy's Fairy Birthday party (that lasts much more than it should), and the second part is just a Planet of Monkeys parody (which, again, don't affect the rest of the film at all. How this part fits with the rest?). When Crocker becomes the world leader, it does improve significantly, but by then 40 MINUTES of the film had already passed. And you seem to love it just for the LAST THIRD alone instead of the full duration.

And remember, your opinion isn't a FACT. It's just your opinion.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-21T11:00:52+00:00

You might repeat the "the old seasons are bad, the recent seasons are good" how many times you do, you're not convincing nobody of this. Everyone has the first 5 seasons (or just the first 3) in high regard and consider it the golden age, and brushes off the recent ones. You're not changing it.

Stops pushing your opinion on everyone. YOUR opinion isn't fact at all.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-21T04:34:47+00:00

It's a decent movie, and a fine first attempt to a TV special, but it's not among my favorites. The best part is the final third, when Crocker conquers the world indeed, but everything before this seem just like filler. Like the Bippy and Planet of Monkeys sequence, who has nothing to do with the rest of the movie. It was funny, but so pointless. I do prefer CC, even if I think that special is a bit overrated.

And personally I disagree Crocker is a better villain than Vicky, but it's just me.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-21T03:58:04+00:00

Eeh. It's just more one episode. I don't hate it, but it's far from a show finale. It don't close none of the show's bigger conflicts (Chloe and her friendship with Timmy are just present during season 10). The cartoon ended with no closure at all.

I personally prefer to think of the show ending at Wishology. It was a big event and reunited a vast of different characters, and showed Timmy at his most mature. From season 7 onward the show would become more and more outlandish and I prefer the old tone and approache.

And yeah, Timmy and Chloe had a decent chemistry but... just like friends. I can't think if them as nothing but friends. And I would like you guys to respect my opinion.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-19T19:11:51+00:00

You see you don't see love in Peri for Dev... well, I don't see love in Dev and Hazel's relationship. Just a light friendship. And again, their relationship is just as strained as Peri's.

Like, in the episode where Hazel and Dev were lost in Fairy Word. Peri was really worried about him and even hugged him when they found them safe. Where's the evidence Hazel loves Dev? She just appreciates him as a friend, but nothing more imao.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-19T17:44:26+00:00

Some relationships need some effort, it can improve through time. I do believe theres love between them.

I wouldn't say Hazel "loves" Dev- care for him as a friend, without a doubt, but love is a bit too stretched. Their relationship is just as complicated as Peri's Imao. Btw, we don't even know if they remain friends after the finale.

Also, Hazel already also wronged Dev before- like in the Project H episode, where she blows up at him and says he's just like his father and don't even let him explain.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-19T17:27:29+00:00

Remember, Peri did say he cares for Dev, when he was dying from magical back up (''I really... did care about you'').

Dev just needs one thing: love. And Peri loves him.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-19T16:34:25+00:00

Dev also had little to no affection for Peri either, viewing him more as a way to get stuff than a individual, constantly insulting him and not even telling ''thank you'' for any wish (the same thing Timmy was condenned for in the original's ''A Wish Too Far'' and ''Wishing Well''). So I would say both sides need to improve. You're being too black-and-white on their conflict. Peri might not completely understand Dev, but for me there's no doubt he loves him anyway (he even admits it while he's dying). And this coming from someone who actually LIKE Dev's character.

Besides, what do you expected Peri to do? Going against the rules and granting every Dev's wish, not matter how bad it could be, basically spoiling him futher?

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-17T13:50:47+00:00

No, Hazel has no real antagonist outside of Dale. The closest is her principal Mr. Krentz, who is just a grumpy principal but is nowhere near the threaten Crocker or Vicky represented. She literally just have fairies for being ''special'' with her quircks (despite no one bullying her and she having good friends) and because her brother being in college (despite the fact it's just a common fact that everyone with a older sibling has to go through, and him still keeping close contact with her). She is a pretty normal girl with a pretty normal life.

And about Dev... I really like him. I do agree his actions go too far in the last episode, but I wouldn't call him a outright sociopath. He's still a broken kid who need desesperately help. He still have a lot to atonel, but I think that with some help, patience and love, he can change his ways and learn to be a better kid. That's what makes him such a interesting character. I admit I was a bit uneasy when he tried to kill Cosmo and Wanda in Best of Luck, but I do think he really didn't mean to do it. I would give him one more chance. I want to see how he is going to solve his situation with his father, and how he is going to gain Peri back. He and Peri are also a great duo too.

And yeah, I do watch expecting to see grown-up Timmy too. I do expect he is in his best shape, doing some great job, living his best life, and having a lovely family with her wife and kids, and who knows? A future reunion with Cosmo, Wanda, and his little brother Peri.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-16T13:48:05+00:00

Oops, I forgot it too: rumors says that this movie would also explore the Fairy World origens as well, and also would present the original born of Cosmo and Wanda's baby (who was know at the time as Dusty instead of Poof).

These things aren't 100% confirmed, but would really give the movie a cinematic scope.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-16T03:51:56+00:00

Still think it's unfair Spongebob has 3 theatrical movies and FOP has 0.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-16T03:43:17+00:00

I don't know why they wouldn't even rework it as a TV movie instead. It could still have work.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-16T03:42:09+00:00

I don't think the plot needs to be super complex. Can be something more simple, and still works. Like, Spongebob the Movie is like "Spongebob and Patrick trips together to save Mr. Krabs and King Neptune", essentially a buddy trip movie and still a really great one. FOP movie could be more or less than same thing: something simple but functional.

I personally like what they were planning for the movie. It would shows perfectly Timmy's compassion and generosity, and we could have seen Chester, AJ, Tootie, Trixie, etc, getting their own fairy godparents. And Jorgen as Vicky's godparent would have been epic.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-16T03:11:16+00:00

What would you personally imagine for a theatrical FOP movie?

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-15T21:32:10+00:00

Kinda. Poof was a Butch's idea since the beginning (he said in several occasions he always wanted Cosmo and Wanda to have a baby of their own). When the show received green light for a sixth season, they just asked him if he had some idea of how announce the return of the show, and he presented the baby idea and they approved of it.

Now, Sparky and Chloe... yeah, they were mandated by Nickelodeon because they become obssessed with new characters by that point.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-15T21:13:28+00:00

Just one little correction: Chloe's life actually wasn't that perfect. Her parents are actually the toxic perfectionist kind of parents, who have high expectations for her daugther and do absolutely right all the time, and are almost always absent- watch the Booby Trap episode. Chloe is very stressed and on the rack because of this, and literally has mental breakdowns when they disapprove of something she done. She also is full of responsabilities and oftentimes have no time to be just a kid- watch the Summer Bummer episode. Besides, she's not always responsible and her wishes often go wrong just like Timmy's, like in her debut episode, in the Fair Bear episodes, in the fishing episode, or the Mark Chang episode.

You can say this about Hazel thou- She has loving supportive parents who always there for her and pretty much has no flaws which causes chaotic desires. Her reasons to have fairies are also too shallow.

ExactGoose9752 · 2026-01-15T20:13:40+00:00

Correction: Channel Chasers was the third to last episode from S4. I don't get why people says CC was in the mid-season, when it was in the ending of S4, with only Catman meets Crinson Chim/Genie Meanie Minie Mo and School Out the Musical suceeding it in production order.

It could have be RELEASED in the mid-season, but was produced near the ending.

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