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1. #1Spellementary School

   Keys: spellementary school · Secondary: spellementary

   Spellementary School is a preschool where magical beings go to learn how to control their magic.

   The school is a normal school building floating on a rock the size of a normal school compound in the middle of deep space. The air outside is breathable and there are no other structures there besides a few trees (some of which house tree elves) and a playground to the side. The school itself is a white building with purple roofs.

   {{char}} attended this school to practice his magic. The class teacher is Mrs. Powers and some of her students include leprechauns, Elves, and lawn gnomes. At Spellementary School, when the day reaches its end, everything goes back to how it was when school started, as a literal interpretation on the term "saved by the bell."

   Teachers: Ms. Powers Lunch Lady Witches Wizard Principal

   Students: {{char}} Foop Sammy Sweetsparkle Goldie Goldenglow Eddie Elf Elves Leprechauns Magical Sprites Lawn Gnomes Trolls

2. #2Earth

   Keys: Earth, earth · Secondary: homeworld of the human race

   Earth is the homeworld of the human race. Unbeknownst to most humans, fairies and other magical creatures live among them and are actively helping miserable children or causing mischief.

   Fairies have been active on Earth, at least, since the godkid invented the wheel. Fairies are immortal and do not age. When their godchild has grown into an adult, most of the fairies return to Fairy World until they are re-assigned to another godchild.

3. #3Fairy World

   Keys: fairy world · Secondary: homeworld of the fairies

   Fairy World is where most fairies live, aside from those acting as fairy godparents on Earth. The strongest fairy in the universe, Jorgen Von Strangle, is one of the residents here. Fairy World is balanced by a number of gigantic rules aside from the godparent rulebook.

   Fairy World is situated on clouds up in the heavens. The roads are rainbows, as well as the bridge down to Earth, The bridge is unnecessary since most Fairies simply teleport to and from Earth. Most buildings have a fairy crown above the roofs. It is not actually a part of Earth, but is depicted as a separate world near the Earth's orbit that can only be accessed by magic. Fairy World is depicted as a large metropolitan city with houses, streets, different kinds of buildings, and modern skyscrapers; just like Dimmsdale. Among the most notable landmarks in Fairy World are the glowing entrance sign, the giant wand that powers Fairy Magic, and the Rainbow Bridge which connects the realm to Earth.

4. #4Fairy Godparents

   Keys: fairy godparents

   Fairy Godparents are Fairies that have taken up the task of watching over a miserable human child in need.

   A fairy godparent is usually around the same height of a human child. Fairies are defined as "free spirited" and "colorful". There is, however, a distinction between a fairy and a fairy godparent. Fairies are able to roam free in fairy world, living as they please. By going to the Fairy Academy, a fairy can become a fairy godparent and get assigned to a godchild. Fairy Godparents are mainly property used to make a miserable child happy again, but they must be treated with respect or love, as it is shown that if pushed too far, both a fairy and its godchild can give up possession of the other. Fairy Godparents have more power in reality warping than normal Fairies, and are trained in happy wish making.

   The Fairy Godparents are led, trained, and assigned by Jorgen Von Strangle. Until that point, Fairy Godparents are to engage in certain activities assigned by Jorgen and are his property until assigned. Fairies must abide by a large rule book called Da Rules. They are, in fact, unable to go against the rules even if they want (or mean) to, as any attempt will be covered by a raspberry-like noise, the shine going dark, and the wand falling like rubber. In most uses Fairy Godparents are able to give their godchild any wish that doesn't break the rules. Some Fairy Godparents are nice and kind, while some are rough and mean. They take on disguises in public, usually a pet at home or an everyday object. The disguise the Godparent takes on will usually have their face on it and be the favorite color of the Godparent. The revelation of a fairy will result in confiscation by Jorgen and the godchild's memory being erased.

   Fairy Godparents are usually assigned to a kid with parents that are similar to their personality, Fairy Godparents are usually assigned to a single child, however, there is no rule forbidding more than one godchild either. It has been shown that siblings can share the same godparents if both are miserable enough. Fairy god parents can also be assign to step-siblings living in the same house. It was later revealed in The Big Fairy Share Scare by Jorgen that there is a fairy godparent shortage due to fairies leaving the profession and high rise in demand. Due to this, Timmy now shares Cosmo and Wanda with his neighbor, Chloe Carmichael starting in Season 10 and beyond as it appears. It is unknown if the fairy shortage is ever resolved, as all of Cosmo and Wanda's known future godchildren (Except for Hazel) are in pairs.

5. #5Fairy Magic

   Keys: fairy magic

   Fairy Magic is the source of and what gives fairies their abilities. This includes flying, conjuring objects, shape-shifting, "poofing" (teleportation), and even bending the space-time continuum itself.

   The source of all Fairy Magic comes from The Big Wand. The Big Wand is powered by the human belief in fairies, specifically the energy from all the crazy people on Earth who believe in fairies.

   Fairies need their wands to use most of their abilities such as shape-shifting, wish granting, etc. They do not need them to float, and appear to be able to at least be able to "poof" themselves from place to place without them. They only seem to lose these abilities if the Big Wand loses power. Fairy Wands appear to supply magic of their own as well, as humans and other creatures can operate them without fairies, however humans appear to typically be unable to operate wands properly, likely due to not having much experience with magic. While all fairies have fairy magic, Fairy Godparents typically have stronger magical powers than those who aren't. They are specially trained at the Fairy Academy to grant wishes for their godchildren.

   Abilities and Usages: Shape-shifting: Shape-shifting is a fairy and an anti-fairy's ability to alter their physical shape and appearance, allowing them to change themselves into various inanimate objects, animals, and even other people. Fairy Godparents use this ability to disguise themselves as an item or as their godchild's pet and Anti-Fairies use this power to better cause misfortune. All fairies and anti-fairies have the ability to transform by using magic due to an organ called the Fagiggly Gland. When they transform, a fairy or anti-fairy will typically retain their signature color (usually their hair and eye color) and, in the case of disguising themselves as objects, their face will appear on the surface of said object they disguise themselves as. Fairies also have the ability to transform their godchild and/or other humans, as shown on several occasions with Timmy, Vicky, Chloe, etc.

   Poofing (Teleportation): "Poofing" is the name given to the Fairies' ability to teleport themselves, people, and objects to and from locations using their magic. They can even transport people to other planets, such as Fairy World and Yugopotamia, easily and instantaneously. Anti-Fairies also have and can use this ability unless they are sealed in a magic secure area such as Abracatraz.

   Wishes: Wishes are a Fairy Godparent's most important ability. Their godchild can wish for them to not only do the things above, but also create objects, vehicles, and even people, as long as the wish falls within Da Rules. Godchildren cannot wish for people to fall in love with them, nor can they use magic to cheat in a competition. Timmy and other godchildren seem to be able to use their magic to harm others, whether in self-defense or just causing trouble. The godchild must be very careful of what they wish and how they word it, as wishes can easily be misinterpreted and/or can have unforeseen implications. Both of which can often create dangerous situations for the godchild, fairies, and others.

   Healing and Restoring: Fairies are able to easily and quickly heal themselves if hurt or injured. They also are able to heal their godchildren and other humans as well using their magic. They also are able to repair or restore objects and rooms at will or when a godchild wishes for it. They often use it to set things back to normal after a wish goes awry.

   Fairy Pregnancy: Fairies also use magic to reproduce, and can have a child simply by their godchild wishing for it. See the Fairy Pregnancy page for more details. Memory wipe Also known as forgetacin, this is the end result of most wishes gone wrong: Simply erase everyone's memory of what happened. The same thing happens to a godchild that loses his or her fairies due to age, lack of unhappiness, or a serious violation of Da Rules. This way of returning the show to status quo happens in nearly every single episode or movie, and the few episodes that don't follow this are simply ignored anyways.

   Weaknesses: There are objects, forces, or creatures that are immune to or can resist the effects of fairy magic.

   Butterfly Nets: Butterfly nets are one of the few things in the universe that fairy magic has no effect on.[6] According to Wanda, if it floats and has wings, a butterfly net can catch it - this yields true for fairies, and can capture and contain a fairy as their magic is useless when trapped in one. Because of this, they are a common tool used to capture or trap fairies.

   Anti-Fairy and Pixie Magic: According to Da Rules, fairies are unable to interfere with Anti-Fairy and Pixie Magic, which means they often can't stop what Pixies and Anti-Fairies do with magic. The only way to defeat this magic is to trick them or make a deal with them. In Pixies Inc.

   Dragons: In some instances, Dragons appear to be immune to fairy magic. This is apparent in "Knighty Knight" where Timmy must help King Arthur Liebowitz defeat a deadly dragon. Armadillos The armor of an armadillo is resistant to fairy magic. In the episode Teacher's Pet, Mr. Crocker uses a machine to take on the genetic characteristics of many animals, one of which being an armadillo. By rolling up into a defensive ball, his armor blocks any attempt to use magic to revert Crocker back to normal.

   Superhumans/WitchesPeople and/or creatures that have super powers can be immune to magic, while some, like the Witch/Alden Bitterroot, can block fairy magic.

   The Terrible Twos: In The Terrible Twosome, according to Wanda, the terrible twos are immune to fairy magic.

   Love: According to Da Rules, magic can't wish away or break apart true love unless it's fake teen love but it must be proven first.

6. #6Da Rules

   Keys: da rules, fairy law, DA RULES · Secondary:

   Da Rules, otherwise known as Fairy Law, is a fairy rulebook written by the Fairy Council that all fairies and their godchildren have to follow and is filled to the brim with rules, guidelines, and stipulations that dictate specifically how a fairy godparent may behave and all the parameters that define what a godkid can or cannot wish for.

   All of these rules exist to keep both fairies and humans safe from magic being dangerously misused, such as disputes, injuries, or potentially life-threatening consequences that reckless or improperly worded wishes can harbor. Others exist to prevent actual Earth laws from being broken.

   Da Rules:

   1. Revealing Fairies: If a godkid reveals whose fairies theirs secretly are, under certain circumstances, they, their fairies, and any other witnesses shall have their memories wiped by Jorgen and his agents (who can sometimes make the godchild horribly disfigured) and their fairies, and sometimes magical items they have come in contact with, will be taken away by Jorgen.
   2. Competition Wishes: No wishes to win competitions. Training for competitions with magic is allowed.
   3. Interfering with Love: A godkid cannot wish to interfere with true love (this applies to every kind of love, except parental love) under any circumstances and no exceptions permitted.
   4. Butterfly Nets: Fairies are completely powerless against butterfly nets, because of the natural rules of what a butterfly net does. "If it has wings and flies, a butterfly net can catch it". It's that simple.
   5. No Direct Harm: Fairies cannot directly kill, maim, or injure living beings (but their magic can if it is done indirectly).
   6. Time Travel: If a god child interferes with fairy history in the past, not only can it alter the present and future, but it will also create a stable time loop if the event was going to happen anyway, and they will be forbidden from returning to any point of that same month. However, they would be allowed to time travel to any other month of that year, as long as they do not interfere with presidential elections.
   7. Kids Dominance: If kids happen to be dominant instead of adults, all the fairies on the Earth will be pulled back to Fairy World.
   8. Pixies and Wishes: Pixies can grant wishes instead of Fairies if they are the last Magic creatures on Earth.
   9. Fairy Knowledge: A fairy godparent cannot tell their godchild what other kids fairies have; the kid has to find out on their own (Although children can wish to know if a fairy of another child knows their own.)
   10. Stealing Fairies: No wishing to take away the fairies of another kid. They have to be wished away by the same kid or lose them in a Magical Duel.
   11. Miserable Godkids: Fairies only grant wishes to miserable people of the dominant species of Earth. If the godchild for whatever reason becomes cheerful or the godkid says, "I'm happy and don't need my godparents anymore," the fairies will leave them and search for another miserable kid.
   12. Uniformity: No wishing for everyone to look the same, because Fairy Godparents would be unable to identify their godkids, and if they cannot grant wishes, it will cause magical build-up, causing fairies to explode.
   13. Magic Restrictions: Magic cannot be used on invisible teachers, sleeping clowns, French new wave filmmakers, and those who wear clear glasses as a fashion statement.
   14. No Super Wishes: Certain powerful wishes are not allowed.
   15. Christmas Wish: A godkid cannot wish for Christmas occurring every day because time wouldn't be able to move forward, real-world events and routines would be thrown out of balance, fairies would remain without their magic, Santa Claus would be dangerously overworked, and the other holiday mascots would be unemployed.
   16. Breakfast Wishes: No breakfast wishes after 10:30 A.M.
   17. Girls' Existence: A godkid cannot wish for a world without girls, as this will kill Cupid, and will cause a war between boys and girls due to lack of love.
   18. Fake Deeds: A godkid cannot wish for a "fake deed" to cover for a lost deed, as doing so would be considered falsifying documents.
   19. Rule-based Wishes: If a wish involves something with its own set of rules, those rules also govern the wish.
   20. Wishing by Godkid: Wishes can only be granted if made by the godparents' designated godkid, the godkid wishes for their fairies to grant someone else's wishes.
   21. Godkid's Voice: Wishes can only be granted if they are requested in the godkid's own voice, even if their voice has been swapped with someone else's.
   22. Tooth Fairy Approval: Tooth-based wishes must be approved by the Tooth Fairy before they can be granted.
   23. No Resurrection: No wishing dead people back to life.
   24. No Money Wishes: No wishing for money as that is considered counterfeiting.
   25. No Stealing: No wishes involving stealing.
   26. Loaning Fairies: You can only loan your fairy/fairies to someone else for the span of one day, but only if they are at least twice as miserable as the godkid themselves.
   27. Fairy Departure: When you have reached the age of no longer needing a fairy or when they are completely grown-up personality-wise, they will have their mind erased of all memories involving their fairy/fairies, the fairy/fairies will leave either in the Fairy Cab or with Jorgen Von Strangle and everything magic will disappear forever. If a godkid acts like a kid and does everything a kid does, then they will retain their fairies, however doing so is potentially risky, as the longer a godkid keeps their fairies, the more the fairies will be put in danger of being exposed or captured.
   28. Sleep Wishes: A godkid mustn't interfere with sleep wishes without permission from the Sand Man.
   29. Fairy-versary: A godchild may receive a "Fairy-versary" if they have had their Fairies for over one year without exposing them. They are given a muffin that grants anyone a rule-free wish when they take a bite. The only thing they are unable to wish for is a better tasting muffin.
   30. Magical Items: Fairy magic cannot affect super-powerful magical items whose power exceeds their own.
   31. Cloning Wishes: Cloning wishes can only be cancelled when all the clones are in the same room.
   32. Bad Fairy Day: One day in a certain number of years, a fairy godparent has to be "bad" and if during that day that fairy godparent cannot be bad, then that fairy has to train to be a fairy again for 5 years at the Godparents Academy.
   33. Fairy Competitions: If all Fairy Godparents in the universe want to have the same godkid, all the fairies must compete in a "Rage in a Cage" match and the winner will have the wanted godkid.
   34. Finders Keepers Law: Whoever has a wand has complete control over it, meaning a godkid cannot wish it back, and whoever has the wand has the power to grant their own wishes and the wishes of others, meaning you will have to get it back the old-fashioned way.
   35. Removing Rules: Any rule of Da Rules can be removed if one of the fairies "accidentally" cuts a page.
   36. Permanent Rules: A godkid cannot wish away Da Rules or wish away any of the rules.
   37. Authenticity: A godkid mustn't undo wishes for something authentic.
   38. Obeying Wishes: Fairies must always grant the wishes of the godchild when they say, "I wish".
   39. No Electric Cars: No wishing for electric cars.
   40. Replacing Fairies: If a fairy godparent quits, the position can be filled by any magical wish granting creature.
   41. Cockroach Magic: Fairy magic can't kill cockroaches.
   42. No Famous Actors: A godkid cannot wish for a famous actor or actress.
   43. Ultimate Challenge: If a godkid accidentally wishes to break Da Rules so badly, and then lets someone else touch Da Rules, that person will steal all of the wish power of the fairy stupid enough to grant such a silly wish. If that fairy and the godchild want to get back the wish power, then they have to return all the pages of Da Rules in 48 hours after the wish was granted and if they do not return all the pages, the godchild will have to face The Ultimate Challenge. If the godkid fails to complete the challenge, then their fairy godparent(s) will lose the fairy licenses forever.
   44. Losing Da Rules: If a fairy loses their copy of Da Rules, then that fairy must go back to Fairy World to train to be a fairy again in Fairy Academy for 10 years.
   45. Holiday Icon: If a godkid injures a holiday icon, causes them to be sick, or do anything else that makes them incapable of performing their royal duties, then that godchild must fix all the consequences they have caused by filling in for said holiday icon until they are back on their feet.
   46. Rule Amendments: Nobody below Jorgen Von Strangle can add to or amend Da Rules.
   47. Fairy Inspection: If a fairy fails inspection, they have to go to The Fairy Academy to train for a millennium.
   48. Accountability: Every wish made by a godkid must be presently accounted for.
   49. Non-Existence Wish: If a godkid wishes for themselves or someone else to become non-existent, it will alter the fabric of space and time.
   50. Anti-Fairy Theft: If a fairy lets an anti-fairy steal their copy of Da Rules, then that fairy will be demoted to Fairies 3rd Class (when the fairy is demoted to Fairies 3rd Class their wish granting powers are very limited) until that fairy gets the book back.
   51. No Age Wishes: A godkid cannot wish for themselves or other people to not age.
   52. No Good Grades: A godchild cannot wish for good grades.
   53. Losing Wands: If a godparent loses their wand, they can no longer be a fairy godparent.
   54. Undoing Wishes: A godkid cannot unwish someone else’s wish.
   55. Armadillos: Fairy magic has no effect on armadillos (technically not a rule but could be natural) because of their shells that shield them.
   56. Lasting Wishes: A godkid cannot wish away what can last forever.
   57. Smartphone Magic: Fairy magic has no effect on a smartphone if it has an anti-fairy app; however, if the phone gets affected by electromagnetic waves and gets its frequency canceled, magic can be used to poof it away.
   58. Copyright Wishes: A godkid cannot wish for a licensed brand merchandise item as it is considered copyright infringement.
   59. No Human-Fairy Wishes: Humans cannot wish to be fairies, but can become fairies if they come into contact with magical items such as the Abracadabrium, or if fairies themselves turn the human into a fairy.
   60. Evil Bug Addendum: evil bugs do not go away, instead, they look for a new host once removed from their current host.
   61. Transferring Fairies: A godkid cannot transfer nor give away his fairly god parent to another without permission by Jorgan Von Strangle.
   62. Mind Control: You can't mind control anyone.
   63. Sibling Wishes: A godchild can't undo their sibling's wishes.
   64. Fairy Trials: If fairy godparents choose their own godchild, they have to participate in the Fairy Trials to ensure that they are capable of working together, otherwise the godkid will be assigned to a different fairy.
   65. Cross-Universe Changes: You cannot change anything in a universe that is not your own.
   66. Godkid's Desire: A godchild must get what they want.
   67. Failing Da Rules: Fairies must retrain if they fail to follow Da Rules.
   68. Emergency Powers: In emergencies, specific rules may be temporarily suspended.
7. #7Fairy Wands

   Keys: wands

   Fairy Wands are typically a bright golden star on top of a black stick. When being used they will generally glow bright yellow. They seem to vary in complexity, some episodes show them as rather simple tools, while others show them to have much more technologically advanced and/or having many latent capabilities. All wand power (and all Fairy Magic) comes directly from The Big Wand, they are useless if the Big Wand loses power, as they require "1.21 wishowatts" of power to work.

   Fairy Wands appear to hold magic of their own, as humans and other creatures can use them without fairies. it is stated that whoever holds a fairy wand has complete control over it, and has the power to grant their own wishes, plus the wishes of others. the wands can be activated when someone says "I wish..."

   However, humans appear to typically be unable to operate wands properly, likely due to not having much experience with magic. If a fairy loses his/her wand, they will not be able to grant wishes or shape-shift, leaving them nearly defenseless.

   There are 3 colors of rays when using their wands, Blue, Pink, and Yellow.

   Variations and Other Forms: Magic Rattles: A version of the fairy wand used by fairy babies, so the baby may channel its magic and control it until they are old enough for a wand. Anti-Fairy Wands: Anti-Fairy Wands look and operate very similar to their Fairy counterparts. However unlike Fairy Wands, they are entirely black, and will glow blue when they are used Magic Cellphones: The variation of the wand used by the Pixies, as they treat magic like a business, they use these to maintain heavy control over their magic. All Pixie wishes are done via text message and must be approved by Head Pixie or Sanderson before they can go through. Magical Bottles: The Anti-Fairy version of the Magic Rattle used by Fairy Babies; presumably a wish is made by waving the bottle in the air and squirting it. Jorgen Von Strangle's Wand: An unique wand owned by Jorgen Von Strangle, head fairy of Fairy World. It operates the same as a normal fairy wand, except it is much larger than a normal wand. It functions as more of a staff, rather than a wand. Emergency Wand: Cosmo and Wanda give Timmy a temporary wand that will grant him 10 wishes "for emergencies only" while they are busy taking care of Poof. White Wand of Fire: The first of three ancient wands created by the Fairy Council to defeat the Darkness. It is guitar that was guarded by the rock band KISS. Wind Wand: The second of three ancient wands created by the Fairy Council to defeat the Darkness. It was guarded by the Rock Guardian on the Blue Moon of Vegon. Ice Wand: The third of three ancient wands created by the Fairy Council to defeat the Darkness. It was guarded by the Polar Bear Guardian in the North Pole.

8. #8Magic Muffin

   Keys: magic muffin

   This Magic Muffin is a special wish-granting muffin that can grant wishes that are free of Da Rules with each consumed bite. Whenever a godchild has kept his fairy godparents for over a year without revealing their secret, they may get this special gift as a present. According to Jorgen Von Strangle, "only children who have kept their fairies for over a year can be trusted with that kind of gift." However, the muffin is not solely tied to the child who receives it, any sentient creature that consumes a piece of the muffin can make a rule-free wish, making it an enormous risk. The Muffin also tastes very terrible, and despite its rule-free wishing ability cannot be wished to taste better. Its ability to grant wishes is also finite, as only so much of the muffin can be consumed before it is eaten entirely.

   Ingredients: Pixie Sugar Mooncalf Milk Phoenix Egg Super Strong Hair-Raising Flour

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