Fairytale RandomLand!

 is the episode of BFB: Fairytale Adventures!. It was released on September 21, 2026.

Plot/Summary:
Ella and Wolfie take a delivery to a dreaded town where the laws of logic no longer apply.

Characters:

 * Ella Slipper
 * Wolfie Hood

References:

 * /References

Transcript:

 * /Transcript

US/UK Deleted Scene:
This gallery includes the deleted Red Mist Wolfie scene.

Trivia:

 * In the scene where a wall of doors appear in front of Ella and Wolfie, the latter opens a door above him to reveal what looks like a copy of his bedroom. However, the room quickly turns into static, and a Wolfie head with red eyes and bleeding black mascara flashes onscreen (Red Mist Wolfie). The head is likely a reference to Wolfie's S*icide - also known as "Red Mist" - a popular Internet horror story based on BFB: Fairytale Adventures!, which involves Wolfie committing s*icide and having red mist eyes.
 * In the UK version of this episode, the scene was cut out. In response to the censorship, Cary Huang said, "It's actually kind of fun that it got censored."
 * However, the scene was cut in the United States in November 2026, being replaced by Baby Wolfie. According to Michael Huang on Twitter, it was due to a Standards and Practices issue.
 * When this episode premiered in Russia, Poland, France, Wallonia, Spain and Israel, the scene was left uncensored.
 * In Greece, the Arab League, Turkey, Romania, Malaysia, and the 5-minute version of the episode's French dub on YouTube, the Baby Wolfie scene was applied, with the audio taken from the Red Mist one.
 * In South Korea and Indonesia, the Baby Wolfie scene was applied normally.
 * Canadian airings and Latin American airings on Latin America still air this episode uncut.
 * In addition, in the Persian dub, Red Mist Wolfie remains intact and plays normally.
 * On the App, this scene is still intact.
 * His jumpscare in this deleted scene became a popular meme with a bold text saying, "Don't ask who Joe is."
 * On The Complete Seventh Season DVD, only the edited version of this episode is used with Baby Wolfie.
 * For some reason, the closed-captions on USA airings still say, "[intense music]" in the Baby Wolfie version.