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As the lengthy title inquires, I'd like to know would have The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish done better if it had been a Paramount Plus Exclusive show rather than it was treated? As it just makes me curious given how they have already greenlit Avatar: Seven Havens for two more seasons and it only came out yesterday if like how they greenlit the Rugrats reboot for two more seasons, if The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish done better if it had been a Paramount Plus Exclusive show rather than showing up on TV first really fast, then Hulu I guess or something, and then only the first ten episodes of it onto Netflix on November 14, 2024, and then becoming a Paramount Plus show on March 12, 2025, before Netflix had even dropped the last ten episodes onto their own streaming platform. As I know that both Avatar: Seven Havens and the Rugrats Reboot are radically different shows than The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish, it just makes me wonder if it would have gotten better treatment if it had dropped in installments on Paramount Plus on May 17, 2024.

As the lengthy title inquires, I'd like to know if we are to assume that since its been more than nine months since Danny Phantom: Fair Game Debuted that it didn't succeed well enough to greenlit more graphic novels? I've never read either it or the preceding graphic novel but I did think it was cool to actually find Danny Phantom: Fair Game in my local comic book shop where I thought I'd find Danny Phantom: A Glitch In Time and never did.

As the title exclaims, I wanted to wish a happy first Anniversary to mark the occasion of when Netflix dropped the second half of The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish onto their platform. 🥳 As if they really wanted to have this succeed, that it would have been more in their best interest to have released the second half of the first season on December 12, 2024 or something and not wait almost seven months to drop the second half and another move that would have helped this succeed is if they hadn't labeled it as Season Two but given the fact of when they released it, they probably already regarded it as dead in the water if they went to the length to re-label the second half as Season Two, thereby giving the fans the false hope that it was the second season they'd been hoping for instead of it being in actuality episodes 11-20 of the first season.

As the title exclaims I wanted to wish a happy second anniversary to the official premiere of The Fairly OddParent: A New Wish!…It is kinda disappointing at how this series was treated with the episodes aired rather strangely and quickly as if Nickelodeon didn’t really honestly care about this reboot/ continuation/ whatever/ that they greenlit either, similarly how they treated Fairly Odder rather oddly, as if they’d really cared about this series, that instead of airing it in like 78 days, that they should have aired in it like 20 weeks and treated it more like they treated some of their other newer shows. As Netflix didn’t treat it any better as they dropped the first half of it labeled as season one on their platform on November 14th of that year, and waited 208 days to drop the second half of the series that they decided to label as season two onto their platform on June 12th of last year, as three months before that Paramount Plus took a swing at it and dropped the entire season onto their platform on March 12th of last year. In short this series should have been treated better than it was and it’s probably highly unlikely that it’ll be greenlit for a second season especially since it’s been put on permanent hiatus. 🙁

As the lengthy title exclaims that I wanted to wish a happy second birthday of the official sneak peek of The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish, which was fun to see even if it initially got preempted by finishing of The Boss Baby II!…😃😁🥳🥳

As the title inquires, I'd like to know what you guys think Danny and Sam's twins Jackson and Misty's human forms look like? Especially we don't know what they look like in their human forms other than what their ghost forms look like, which Jackson and Misty are purple and green for some reason. I'd like to think that Jackson and Misty are a red-head and a blonde like their maternal grandparents with Jackson being the blonde and Misty being the red-head.

As the title happily exclaims that I wanted to wish a happy second birthday to The YouTube Sneak Peak of The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish! As it was the first and only post for A New Wish on The Fairly OddParents Facebook Page before Nickelodeon's Facebook Page gave it eleven more posts on their own Facebook Page, before the A New Wish fan page got started on Facebook at some point in time. Unbeknownst to any of us at the time that they would eventually premiere another sneak peek on May 17, 2024, and then officially air the series on May 20, 2024, with new episodes coming out from Monday 20, 2024-Thursday, August 08, 2024, with a five week hiatus where there were no new episodes where they left the TV Viewers hanging after Cookie's Court (Season 1 Episode Nine Segment A) on June 13, 2024, and we wouldn't get its B Segment until after Lost and Founder's Day aired out of order on Monday July 21, 2024, with the episodes being paired up really strangely after that. like how they paired 9B with 10A and stuff like that.

As the lengthy title inquires, I'd like to know what happened with the theory of The Next Avatar resembling the previous Avatar's spouse in regards to the new and upcoming series? As it was a theory I'd heard somewhere I can't remember where at the moment but when taking that in consider with both Aang and Korra, that Aang resembles Roku's wife and Korra resembles Aang's wife, but with the new and upcoming series, that, that theory seems to be thrown out the window completely unless its explained in a flashback that Korra fell in love with someone with purple hair and green eyes. As another thing I'm curious about is where did the unusual hair color come from, as isn't Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra both more mired in more natural hair colors unlike say like Rugrats or something?

As the somewhat lengthy title inquires, I'd like to know how could have Hazel's story been written differently to warrant her actually needing Cosmo and Wanda as her Faerie Godparents? As an example could be that instead of her coming from a home with two loving parents and a supportive older brother, that she could have been written such that she was the child of a struggling single mother, an absentee father who only occasional sends child payment checks in the mail or maybe is more of a deadbeat or something, as they're struggling to scrap by in life with her still having a college bound older brother who she still loves very much or something?