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Superheroes

  • Crimson Chin (voiced by Jay Leno), Timmy's, and many young children living today, favorite hero who has a huge chin. He sometimes comes to the real world with the help of Cosmo and Wanda. His sidekick is Cleft, Timmy's alter ego, and has canine sidekicks, Ace and Clefto (or Cosmo and Wanda). He was also able to learn of Timmy's fairies. He lives in "Chincinnati"(a parody of Cincinnati), and his real identity is Charles Hampton "CHuck" INdigo (a play on the word "CHIN" and a Clark Kent type alter ego), a news writer for the "Daily Blabbity" (a parody of the Daily Planet in Superman).
  • Catman (voiced by Adam West) is Adam West's alter ego. He is considered insane by most people since he thinks he's part cat because of a TV show he was part of that was cancelled 30 years ago. But he's a good friend of Timmy's. Despite getting himself in trouble (such as in Go Young, West Man)and appearing unable to behave like a normal human being, he does help Timmy when needed and is genuinely caring about his friend and city. He suffers from severe Cynophobia.
  • Crash Nebula (voiced by David Kaufman in the Crash Nebula special) is a fictional space hero whose television show Timmy and his friends watch. A slightly different version of Crash Nebula was introduced in an episode of the same name, which served as a backdoor pilot episode to another Butch Hartman series, but it was never green-lit by Nickelodeon and now this character is rarely mentioned in The Fairly OddParents universe.
  • Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad, parody of Electra Woman and Dyna Girl, superhero versions of Timmy's parents, appeared twice in the series after their son Timmy wished for them to have super-powers.

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