Tootie is the younger sister of Vicky, the antagonist of the animated series, “The Fairly Odd Parents.”
She has had an obsessive crush on Timmy for years and used to often stand up for him.
Grey Delisle voices the character in her major series appearance, and Daniella Monet portrays the role in live-action movies.
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Tootie may have gotten her personality from her mother, Nicky, who resembles her.
Nicky Flannigan (voiced by Tara Strong) lives in Dimmsdale with her daughters and husband, Mr. Flannigan, aka Vicky, and Tootie’s Dad (voiced by Jim Ward).
Key Takeaways
- Tootie was a character from the animated series “The Fairly Odd Parents” who had a crush on Timmy, the show’s protagonist.
- Their story ends happily as they fall in love in the live-action “A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy Turner!”
- Moreover, their adventures continue in the sequels.
The Romance Of Tootie And Timmy
In the 2011 live-action, “A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy Turner!” which is set 13 years after the original series, Timmy finally falls in love with Tootie.
The movie stars Drake Bell as 23-year-old Timmy Turner, who denies growing up to prevent losing his fairy godparents.
On the other hand, Tootie (played by Daniella Monet) has grown into a mature and beautiful activist, once a socially awkward child.
After they meet, Timmy instantly falls for her. Understanding that they won’t be needed after he grows up, his fairy parents, Cosmo and Wanda, desperately try to repel Tootie.
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Many things happen in the picture, but this is the short version of the plot chronologically: Tootie and the fairies get kidnapped, Turner saves them and kisses Tootie, and the fairies disappear.
Nonetheless, the movie ends with another scene where a new law is passed in the fairy world that lets him keep fairy godparents as long as he only makes unselfish wishes that benefit others.
Furthermore, Tootie and Timmy started a charity organization.
The first film’s success spawned two sequels: “A Fairly Odd Christmas” and “A Fairly Odd Summer,” which premiered on November 29, 2012, and August 2, 2014, respectively.
Moreover, the actors reprised their respective roles in both of the sequels.
In Case You Didn’t Know
- Tootie is quite athletic, as she has won the Tour de France on her bicycle.
- In “The Fairly OddParents: The Next Generation,” Tootie and Timmy are married and parents of two kids, Tammy and Tommy.
- Tootie’s family is speculated to be Irish-American in real life.
