Shows Like The Fairly OddParents

Direct sequel/spin-off of the original; same fairy godparent premise, returning voice cast (Susanne Blakeslee, Daran Norris).

Created by Butch Hartman; same era Nicktoon with a tween hero gaining magical/ghost powers and similar comedic tone.

Also created by Butch Hartman; shares zany humor, slapstick pacing and several voice actors (Daran Norris, Grey DeLisle).

Contemporary Nicktoon about a 10-year-old boy whose 'magic' (gadgets) keeps backfiring into wacky adventures.

Mid-2000s kid cartoon with a wish-fulfillment premise (kids order custom parents) and shared voice cast (Daran Norris, Grey DeLisle).

Late-90s/early-00s zany cartoon with kid heroes, fast-paced comedy and Tara Strong in the lead.

Classic Nicktoon with similarly absurd, fast-paced comedy and a magical/supernatural everyday-school premise.

Ten-year-old protagonist dealing with a magical/alien antagonist; same broad slapstick tone and shared cast (Tara Strong, Grey DeLisle).

Same Nickelodeon kid-cartoon era and silly fantasy/sci-fi humor aimed at the same audience.

Modern Nickelodeon family comedy with broad kid appeal and similar slice-of-life-meets-chaos energy; shared cast (Grey DeLisle).

Iconic Nicktoon with kid protagonists imagining adventures; comparable nostalgic, comedic family-cartoon vibe.

Same-year kid-comedy cartoon centered on a tween protagonist navigating wacky family situations; Tara Strong in cast.

Ten-year-old hero gains magical/alien powers and gets into wish-fulfillment-style adventures; comparable Cartoon-Network-style audience.

Family-friendly fantasy cartoon centered on magic and friendship lessons; shared lead voice Tara Strong.

Same-era kids comedy set at school with a quirky tween cast and zany episode-of-the-week structure.

Surreal, fast-paced family comedy with absurd magical elements appealing to the same audience.

Loud, joke-dense kids' superhero comedy that draws the same casual viewer; Tara Strong in cast.

Tween hero magically transported into a fantasy world; shares the magic-meets-coming-of-age angle.

Friendly-supernatural-companion premise with a kid-aged hero; similar light fantasy comedy tone.

Same-era surreal kids' comedy with a young protagonist getting into magical-world mishaps; shared cast (Tara Strong).