Location from The Fairly OddParents by Butch Hartman / Nickelodeon
A floating city in the clouds where fairies live, Da Rules are kept, and everything runs on magic, rainbows, and the constant threat of Jorgen Von Strangle showing up unannounced.
Fairy World is the bureaucratic heart of all fairy activity. It's where fairy godparents are assigned, where Da Rules are stored and enforced, where Jorgen Von Strangle terrifies everyone, and where the fairy economy runs on wishes and tooth money. It's been conquered by pixies (through a corporate takeover), invaded by anti-fairies (on Friday the 13th), nearly destroyed by Cosmo (giant muffin), and threatened by every villain in the show at least once. It always recovers, because fairy infrastructure is built on magic and magic is resilient in the way that narrative convenience demands. The Big Wand at its center powers all fairy magic everywhere. If it goes out, every fairy loses their power. This happens more often than you'd expect for a load-bearing magical artifact.
A fantastical floating metropolis above the clouds, connected to Earth by a rainbow bridge. Buildings are whimsical and candy-colored — mushroom houses, star-shaped towers, everything sparkles. The architecture follows no physical laws because magic doesn't care about load-bearing walls. Fairy World looks like what a child would draw if asked to design heaven and given unlimited crayons. The Big Wand — a massive wand-shaped tower at the center — powers the entire realm.
Also known as: Fairy World