Vicky

When Timmy Turner meets Chip Skylark, it was pretty rough and chaotic when Timmy accused Chip’s Concert making everyone forget his birthday. Timmy’s selfish actions caused him to fall into Vicky’s clutches, and worse the female fans (and Mr. Turner) are about to riot Dimmsdale if Chip is a no show. In the end, they became friends and his adventure gave Chip a new song called “Icky Vicky”. We don’t know what became of him in A New Wish, but I like to see Hazel meeting him for the first time, but hopefully she doesn’t cause a concert riot like the last Godkid did. Really want them to be fast friends in first encounter.

Ngl I kinda like this reboot since they kinda fixed everything the original series didn’t have, it’s good to see Poof return as Peri and have the same voice actor as his Anti-Fairy counterpart Foop. if only it we could get Chloe and/or Vicky to return in some sort of way.

This is a fan-art that I did of Mark Chang and Vicky from the episode, Spaced Out. This image is from when Mark was holding Vicky with his tentacles as he was talking with his parents, as they tried to convince him to come back home with them. Although, in a twist of fate, due to his infatuation with Vicky, Mark tells his parents that he'll only go back home with them if Vicky can come with them and rule by his side.

(References: Spaced Out- Fairly Odd Parents- Mark Chang- Vicky, the Babysitter)

In the episode, Totally Spaced Out, Mark kidnapped Vicky, and sprayed her with an alien gas that made her fall asleep; and he took her to Yugopatamia. What if, instead of making her fall asleep, the alien gas actually made Vicky think that she was a princess of Yugopotamia?

What if Vicky went with Mark willingly to Yugopotamia, after she was hypnotized into being his princess, and decided to rule Yugopotamia with Mark by her side? What do you suppose could've happened? Would Vicky have ruled Yugopotamia with, as Cosmo said in Miss Dimmsdale, "An iron-fisted dictatorship!"? Or would she have ruled differently? What do you think?

(References: Google Images- YouTube- Fairly Odd Parents- Shadow Showdown, Scene 21)

Cosmo and Wanda's last godchild before meeting Timmy was, in fact, Vicky. Cosmo and Wanda hated her because she treated them like slaves, and were relieved when she turned 16 and they had to depart.

Her birthday was probably only a few months before the series.

Vicky's family was then banned from ever having fairy godparents again, which is why Tootie doesn't have any.

The reason why Cosmo and Wanda were reassigned to Vicky in "The Switch Glitch" was actually because of a unspoken rule:

"If a godchild that had become too old for fairies and had already lost them somehow becomes a kid again, the fairies must return to that godchild".

Cosmo and Wanda obviously never told Timmy that they used to be Vicky's godparents, because they wanted to forget her, so they didn't tell him the rule before he made the wish.

Where did this surname "Flannigan" come from? It was never mentioned in the official material anywhere, and this information was added a few months ago without giving any evidence to back it up. Some say this surname was introduced in "A Fairly Odd Summer", but they didn't provide a quote to back up this claim. Vicky and her family's name in the original series was never outright confirmed, and the live-action films aren't really considered canonical to the show, so...is Vicky's surname "Flannigan" true or false?

This is a AU i'm planning on making where Timmy was killed by Vicky before he could receive Cosmo and Wanda.

After reading the leaked pitch bible for Fairly OddParents: A New Wish, I hope Dale Dimmadome pulls those funny spasms whenever he shouts "FAIRY GODPARENTS!" or "FAIRIES!" like Denzel Crocker did in the original series.

And I hope Vicky returns in a new villainous role (preferably as an as an evil, child-hating con artist, inspired by the "Willy's Chocolate Experience" scam in Glasgow, Scotland).

Happy 5th of May (AKA Cinco De Mayo in Spanish)! Whether you are celebrating this holiday or just going on with your day as normal, just letting you know that on this day, it has been 162 years since the Mexicans fought the Second French Empire at the Battle of Puebla.