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Alright guys, here is another Fairly Oddparents atrocity. Yay...First off, let me start with the negatives of the episode. The idea of the fairies having a new baby thus adding a new main character is actually not a bad idea, but after seeing this trash, it was badly executed. We got some lousy jokes of Timmy getting himself hurt or otherwise nearly killed and everyone else carrying less about his misery. Out of everyone, Timmy so far is the only character that I can truly understand what he's through, since sadly he's the show's butt monkey. Also, most of his actions are justified and unintentional because to me, it feels like that all of this wouldn't happened if he didn't made the wish in the first place, even though it was Cosmo and Wanda that brought up the idea to begin with since obviously they got distracted by newborns and could've got themselves exposed while speaking next to the mothers. Speaking of Cosmo, he's the "mother" of the baby. Thank god I added more implications, because a forsaking kid is stepping up to the plate for bringing a fairy offspring. Jorgon warns that the baby's powers are highly unstable and powerful, since Cosmo was the last one in general due of his recklessness as a newborn. Wow...so even in birth he's dangerous. As for the other characters, they're pretty much as jokes and filler to keep the episode going, like Jorgon going to the bathroom (I'l admit, it foreshadows what's going to happen later) and everyone else talking too much of Rio. Several points of the episodes doesn't make any sense and leaves much plotholes. And Wanda at the near end puts all of this into Timmy sounds in my case both hypocritical and a bit justified at the same time. Yes, justified for Timmy's decision going wrong, but hypocritical for getting him to come up with the wish to beginning with.

Now, what are the positives? The animation is very good, the villains teaming up is okay, and the Batman Gambit scene is great. However, that doesn't save too much of the episode. The baby himself is what I'll admit is adorable and his powers actually come in handy when they're used to do the right thing, but after his appearance, the show starts to go downhill. Overall, like the previous atrocity , the story doesn't make much sense, the implications could've gave children some nightmare fuel since the fairies are revealed to have "opposite systems" if you know what I mean, plotholes are cringing, the moral point out somewhere said that Timmy shouldn't wished this without second thoughts even though he's somewhat pushed to do it, and the comedy is just awful. Also, what is it with the Fairly Oddparents universe where Men are idiots and slobs and the Women are nags and perfect? I gets its a cartoon, but that should insult most of people worldwide. To make a long story short, I despise this special.

Fairly Oddparents @ Butch Hartman/Nickelodeon

Description
Alright guys, here is another Fairly Oddparents atrocity. Yay...First off, let me start with the negatives of the episode. The idea of the fairies having a new baby thus adding a new main character is actually not a bad idea, but after seeing this trash, it was badly executed. We got some lousy jokes of Timmy getting himself hurt or otherwise nearly killed and everyone else carrying less about his misery. Out of everyone, Timmy so far is the only character that I can truly understand what he's through, since sadly he's the show's butt monkey. Also, most of his actions are justified and unintentional because to me, it feels like that all of this wouldn't happened if he didn't made the wish in the first place, even though it was Cosmo and Wanda that brought up the idea to begin with since obviously they got distracted by newborns and could've got themselves exposed while speaking next to the mothers. Speaking of Cosmo, he's the "mother" of the baby. Thank god I added more implications, because a forsaking kid is stepping up to the plate for bringing a fairy offspring. Jorgon warns that the baby's powers are highly unstable and powerful, since Cosmo was the last one in general due of his recklessness as a newborn. Wow...so even in birth he's dangerous. As for the other characters, they're pretty much as jokes and filler to keep the episode going, like Jorgon going to the bathroom (I'l admit, it foreshadows what's going to happen later) and everyone else talking too much of Rio. Several points of the episodes doesn't make any sense and leaves much plotholes. And Wanda at the near end puts all of this into Timmy sounds in my case both hypocritical and a bit justified at the same time. Yes, justified for Timmy's decision going wrong, but hypocritical for getting him to come up with the wish to beginning with.

Now, what are the positives? The animation is very good, the villains teaming up is okay, and the Batman Gambit scene is great. However, that doesn't save too much of the episode. The baby himself is what I'll admit is adorable and his powers actually come in handy when they're used to do the right thing, but after his appearance, the show starts to go downhill. Overall, like the previous atrocity , the story doesn't make much sense, the implications could've gave children some nightmare fuel since the fairies are revealed to have "opposite systems" if you know what I mean, plotholes are cringing, the moral point out somewhere said that Timmy shouldn't wished this without second thoughts even though he's somewhat pushed to do it, and the comedy is just awful. Also, what is it with the Fairly Oddparents universe where Men are idiots and slobs and the Women are nags and perfect? I gets its a cartoon, but that should insult most of people worldwide. To make a long story short, I despise this special.

Fairly Oddparents @ Butch Hartman/Nickelodeon