Da Rules
The Fairy Council's rulebook that limits every wish.
Da Rules, also called Fairy Law, is the rulebook written by the Fairy Council in The Fairly OddParents that all fairies and their godchildren must follow. It sets how a fairy godparent may behave and what a godkid can and cannot wish for.
Quick Facts
- Also called
- Fairy Law
- Written by
- Fairy Council
- Enforcer
- Jorgen Von Strangle
- Ultimate violation
- A secret wish
Facts from the source article.
Background
The rules exist to keep fairies and humans safe from badly worded or reckless wishes, and some stop real-world laws being broken; in the show they often keep Timmy from simply wishing a problem away, and a few exist because of him. The best known: if others find out a child has fairy godparents, the fairies are taken away forever and memories are erased. A godchild cannot use magic to win a competition, though they can use it to train. Keeping fairies secret for a year earns a 'Fairy-versary' muffin that grants one rule-free wish. Fairies are helpless against butterfly nets, and some beings, such as dragons, are immune to their magic. Making a secret, undocumented wish is the ultimate violation, as in Timmy's Secret Wish!.
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