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The Waterwhirls is a location in Flutterfield, another distant magical realm parallel to Fairytopia. It's an underwater realm where two mermaid sisters, Coral and Anemone, live. This is also where the sleeping merbabies and an underwater beast reside. To access it, one must eat some enchanted fruits growing by the water bank, which enable non aquatic creatures to breathe underwater temporarily. Then, dive into a wide opening leading down to the underwater realm.

Crystal Cove is an ocean in the magical world of Fairytopia. It's located near the Magic Meadow shores. Tropical lands surround the cove, it's accompanied by several cascades of waterfalls spilling into the crystal clear water below. There are multiple small islands with white sand and rock formations in the water. These allow merfolk to relax on them and enjoy the sun above water. Other animals, such as a turtle named Tutu, hang out there as well. Because firebirds hate water, they refuse to fly down anywhere near the cove, unless they're directly chasing something around the vicinity. This is why the place is considered mostly safe for merpeople. Magical seaweed grows in the cove's reefs. The terrible tasting seaweed lets non-merfolk to breathe underwater.

This is how I imagined the Tooth Fairy if she made an actual appearance in Barbie Fairytopia: Magic of the Rainbow

This is how I imagined the Woodsman in Kelly as Little Red Riding Hood

This is how I imagined Barbie as Little Red's big sister in Kelly as Little Red Riding Hood

This is how I imagined Grandma in Kelly as Little Red Riding Hood

This is how I imagined the Big Bad Wolf in Kelly as Little Red Riding Hood

This is how I imagined Kelly as Little Red Riding Hood

Mr. Krabs

Special thanks to @velkynkarma for coming up with the funniest parts of Blitz's dialogue

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If you can, provide disposable plates/utensils and save them from doing dishes — when my husband was diagnosed with cancer, bulk paper products were our most appreciated gift