Jorgen Von Strangle (The Fairly OddParents, seasons 1-8)

Jorgen Von Strangle "Being buff means nothing to me if I don't have my lady!" - Confessing his love for the Tooth Fairy Gender: Male Type: Protecter of Fairy World Age: Immortal Species: Fairy Portrayed by: Mark Gibbon (Live Action) Daran Norris (current) Status: Alive Media of origin: The Fairy OddParents

Jorgen Von Strangle is a supporting character in The Fairly OddParents. He is the strongest fairy that exists in Fairy World and is the boss or commander of all fairies, including Anti-Fairies which he guards in prison, as well as the enforcer of "Da Rules".

Why He Was The Biggest Muscular Strongest Protector Of Fairy World

1. His character design is great, looking like the strong fairy he is, as well as an army general.
2. He is very strong and powerful, as it’s been shown many times in the series, like how many small characters, like Timmy and his Faries, get crushed by his strength.
3. His voice actor, Daran Norris, does a good job of voicing the character, in fact, it’s the most serious voice out of the characters he’s voiced in the show.
4. His tough personality makes him a funny character, like whenever he shows off his muscles and when letting Timmy know the consequences of when his wish backfires.
5. He does a great job as a protector of the Fairy World, as he protects it from evil people like the Anti-Fairies and Mr. Crocker.
6. He does have a good heart though, as he loves his wife, the Tooth Fairy, deeply, and he also really cares about Cosmo, Wanda and Poof, as well as Timmy, and sees them as his only friends deep down.

Bad Qualities

1. He might act like a jerk sometimes, as he sometimes goes too harsh on people, especially to Timmy and his Fairies.
2. He was flanderized in seasons 9 and 10, making him look more like a joke for the plot rather than an authority figure like his original self.
3. Also in previous seasons, he acted out of character in a few episodes, such as "Teeth for Two" where he looked more like a crybaby rather than an authority figure.

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