Vicky (The Fairly OddParents) (2024)

Vicky is the secondary antagonist of The Fairly OddParents franchise.

She is one of Timmy Turner's archenemies, and his sad*stic, hot-headed, selfish-centered, headstrong, arrogant and cruel/ruthless babysitter when she loves tormenting the kids she babysits (including Timmy, his best friends AJ and Chester as well Vicky's younger sister, Tootie) just for fun.

She was voiced by Grey DeLisle, who also voiced Azula in Avatar: The Last Airbender, Asajj Ventress in Star Wars: Clone Wars, Mandy in both Grim & Evil and The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, Catwoman in Batman: Injustice, Vexus in Crossy Road: The Series, the High Priestess in Samurai Jack, Major Doctor Ghastly in Evil Con Crane, Dewdrop in Onward, and Delilah Briarwood in The Legend of Vox Machina. In live-action, she was portrayed by Devon Weigel in A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy Turner!, A Fairly Odd Christmas and A Fairly Odd Summer, and by Mary Kate Wiles in Fairly Odder.

Appearance

Vicky has fair skin, red-orange hair tied into a ponytail, pink eyes and an outie belly button. She usually wears a green short sleeved crop-top, pink lipstick, black pants and matching shoes.

Personality

To the eyes of adults, Vicky is a seemingly sweet teenage girl who has a love for cash. Once Timmy's Mom and Dad are gone, she tortures Timmy Turner so quickly that it takes a second to wreck the place and knowing that his parents are nitwits, it’s easy to fool them. Timmy often gets revenge or revamps her, such as wishing that she was nice or switching roles so he could be the one who torments her.

Vicky is one of the most vituperative and horrible babysitters around; she cheats at contests, lies to children's parents and tortures them in various ways for sad*stic pleasure. Vicky is shown to be unpleasant to adults and teenagers as well, such as tying up teen pop sensation Chip Skylark and trying to forcibly marry him for his money.

In earlier seasons, Vicky's bullying mainly consisted of verbal abuse, laziness, blackmail children with materials like adult magazines and forcing the kids she’s entrusted with to do all her chores before going to bed early. In a season 1 episode, Vicky actually panicked when Timmy wasn’t in his bedroom, though mainly because she would get in trouble with Timmy's parents rather then genuine concern for Timmy himself.

In later seasons, Vicky was openly physically abusive to children and frequently tries to attack Timmy with medieval weapons and torture devices. Vicky often attacked everyone around her like using a makeshift flamethrower to set a toy store on fire, with Timmy's parents being the only people unaware of her true nature.

On the other hand, she does show a slightly softer side during some episodes. A great example would be during the Wishology three-parter. While she only helps Timmy save the world because he offered twenty bucks in return, she, like everyone else, expressed sorrow after he gave himself up for The Darkness. Later, not only does she show how happy she is after Timmy turns out to be alive, but she admits that she can’t resist Poof's smile. This shows that despite her hatred of children, she does have some redeeming qualities.

While she holds contempt for romance, there are exceptions when someone has a vast wealth, since money is what she loves most. Although, there are instances in which she shares similar tastes to her sister, Tootie, as one time to surpass height restrictions, Timmy wished he was 16 years old, with his older self drawing her attraction; though, her usual superficiality surfaced since he was considerably handsome to everyone, and again when Timmy accidentally called himself "Gah," then lied about being a Norwegian supermodel, with those traits evidently being her favorite things; even so, she still remained infatuated without guarantee for money. Similarly, Timmy needed to take Tootie's affection from his wish-made perfect older brother by serenading her house from the bushes, but inadvertently attracts Vicky, who swoons for the song. There was a case in which her love for money and power can transcend appearances, as once the alien Mark helped her make a lot of money, she passed her disgust of him to return some of his affection, although ironically disgusting him as it was her cruelty that made her appealing to him.

History

Background

As revealed in Abra-Catastrophe!, Vicky first started babysitting Timmy Turner when he was eight and she was fourteen. Timmy had found a flier advertising Vicky's babysitting service, and panicked and called this number when his parents tricked him into thinking he was being left alone. When Vicky arrived, she convinced Timmy's parents that they could use a babysitter so that they would have time for each other to go out and do adult things. From that point on, Vicky tormented Timmy whenever she babysat him, and his parents would continue to spend time away, leaving him under Vicky's care. Timmy became so miserable that he needed fairy godparents. With them, he was able to use magic to get even with Vicky. Even with his fairies, Timmy is still challenged by Vicky over the course of the show. She has also worked other non-babysitting jobs, usually if they involve hurting others or holding sharp objects. In most of her early appearances, the simple act of saying her name would cause thunder and lightning to flash in the sky.

Early life

Vicky appears to have started babysitting at age fourteen. When she first met Timmy when he was eight, she was just as mean as she is now. It’s never explained why Vicky is the way that she is, although several conflicting plots have been put forth. In the episode "Snow Bound", she reveals that she had a rough childhood. In "Tiny Timmy", it’s said that her niceness never showed up to work inside her brain. In "Vicky Loses Her Icky", the cause of her evilness is attributed to an evil bug that crawled up her butt (although it’s equally likely that the bug was a pure concentration of her evil personality). In the episode "The Switch Glitch", after Timmy wished for Vicky to turn into a five-year-old, she was actually nice but turned bad when she wanted revenge on Timmy for being a mean babysitter. It has also been suggested in fanon that her younger sister Tootie being born was the cause of her disliking younger kids, and although this has never been explicitly stated, in the episode "The Masked Magician", Vicky lists Tootie first as she went through various enemies she had made in her life, as well as her own parents. Hanging in her living room is a picture of baby Vicky that’s shown with the same evil scowl she has in her later life, so it's implied she was born this way.

Future

After Timmy Turner successfully defeated Vicky in the past and changed the bad future into a good one, twenty years passed by and Timmy is revealed to have two children, a son and a daughter. The children bear a strong resemblance to Vicky's little sister Tootie among other characters, meaning that these children would be Vicky's niece and nephew had Timmy married Tootie. Some fans even believe that Vicky herself could have been the mother, and even if so, it's possible that her children could have inherited genes from their grandmother. The two children are babysat by a robot that looks and acts like Vicky, so it’s likely that Timmy has some connection with her in the future, or has at the very least reconciled with her. It’s also possible, even implied in some of Adult Timmy's dialogue, that because he forgot about his fairies in his later life, Timmy eventually assumed that it was his parents and by extension Vicky, who helped shape him into becoming a responsible adult instead of his fairies, and therefore he believes that hiring a babysitter that resembles Vicky will help shape his own children into responsible adults to. Vicky's exact connection with the robot is unknown, but if she makes and designs these robots, she’s likely very rich and successful like she always wanted to be.

Alternate reality

In the episode "Vicky Gets Fired", Timmy's parents attend a cinema and leave Timmy alone with Vicky, but this time, Timmy, determined to prove Vicky is evil, shows his parents a video in which she tapes over their extremely important videotape, causing her to be fired. Vicky then attempts to seek a new line of employment, although she only succeeds in torturing others, resulting in her getting fired by all her bosses, both literally and figuratively. Eventually, she goes to the mayor and reveals to Chompy the Goat that the mayor indulges himself in eating goat meat, causing the goat to chase him out of his office. Vicky then names herself the new mayor and takes over Dimmsdale, renames it "Vickyland" and attacks it with her newly established ape army. Timmy, who’s enjoying the time of his life with his god-family, soon discovers that getting Vicky out of his life causes her to ruin everyone else's. Wanda proposes that they take fire-breathing battle-rhinos and a lion-cloth warrior to Vicky to depose her; however, they lose badly, and Timmy tries wishing that Vicky wasn't the mayor. Unfortunately, Vicky, not being mayor, becomes president of the U.S.A. instead and attacks the country with another armored ape army. Timmy tries unwishing that Vicky dominated reality again, only for Vicky to become the "Dark Empress of Everything that Breathes" and began attacking Earth with her Star-Destroyer-like warship. To save the Earth, Timmy reluctantly wishes that Vicky was his babysitter again in order to maintain peace.

Leadership

Vicky was formerly a member of B.R.A.T. (Babysitters Raging Against Twerps) until she was rescued by Timmy Turner and felt grateful. Vicky tried to make a new life being Timmy's friend but he rejected her favors and Vicky returned to her organization more abusive than ever, so much so that their companions named her their new leader. On another occasion, she joined and subsequently lead L.O.S.E.R.S. (composed of Denzel Crocker, Dark Laser and Foop) and advised them on how to destroy Timmy once and for all, but after Timmy wished that these four enemies wanted to be him, all members (including her) ended up destroying each other. Vicky subsequently left the team after their initial failure and ends up being replaced by Timmy's dad (who thought he was joining a new club).

Plots

In the 2003 video game "Breakin' Da Rules", Vicky served as the main villain. After picking up Cosmo and Wanda's copy of Da Rules, Vicky received their wishing power and spent the game accidentally wishing Timmy into strange situations such as turning him into a dog or sending him into the past.

The 2004 movie Channel Chasers also featured Vicky as the main antagonist. After taking the Magic Remote away from Timmy, she wastes no time sabotaging the Turner household to frame him for its destruction as well as getting Timmy in even more trouble with his infuriated parents. As a result, they still refuse to listen to their son about Vicky, making the situation even more difficult for Timmy to plead his case as well as Timmy becoming fed up with his parents not believing him about Vicky every time, which prompts him to run away from home and live in the TV Universe. Vicky discovered its power and used it to get to the Biographical Channel and make herself a dictator. The film includes a look into the future where Vicky is victorious and leads an army of masked soldiers. A visit from the future Timmy to his young self assures Vicky's defeat in this plan and she ends up not remembering the events. In the end following her defeat in Maho Mushi (a parody of Dragon Ball Z), Timmy's parents fire Vicky for lying to them, in addition to mistreating Timmy and abusing him behind their backs after finally discovering that Timmy was right about Vicky all along, thanks to "Deep Toot" (Tootie in disguise) clearing Timmy's name. This was Vicky's only significant movie role, and she served as the main antagonist for most of the movie.

In the 2009 three-part movie Wishology, Vicky joins forces with Timmy in exchange for twenty dollars. When Timmy "sacrifices" himself to The Darkness, she even shows a moment of remorse for Timmy. However, by the end of the movie, and definitely after Jorgen's memory wipe, she has reverted back to her old self.

Trivia

• In the pilot episode, she mentions having a little brother who can be heard giving a terrified scream over the phone. He is never seen, referenced, or talked about in any other episodes. Most likely this character was dropped and replaced with Tootie so that Timmy could have a love interest within Vicky's camp.
• Her family's last name has never been revealed. Her house's mailbox just says "Vicky's House".
• Vicky likes animals, and (sort of) takes a great deal of care with them, unlike the children she babysits. It’s also known that she owned a pet turtle when she was little whose death led her to become the vile person she is now (although this is only one of many conflicting reasons stated in the series for why she become evil).
• Vicky once fell in love with Cosmo for his gorgeousness when he disguised himself as a tall, handsome charming man.
• According to "Birthday Wish", Vicky ruins Tootie's birthday every year.
• Unfortunately, the flanderization of The Fairly OddParents following the sixth season saw Vicky's portrayal reaching its peak, turning from a mean teenage babysitter who loved to pick on those weaker than her (like Timmy and his friends) to a deranged sad*st who didn't mind trying to kill Timmy in several situations to the point of even trespassing into his house and being feared by the other antagonists of the show. In fact, Vicky's exaggerated evilness is one of the many reasons, including the introduction of newer and less appealing characters like Sparky and Chloe Carmichael, for which the show lost popularity before its cancellation.
• Her name is a pun of the term "vicious", which describes her malicious personality.

See Also

• Vicky on the Fairly Odd Parents Wiki

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