Emmy-Nominated ‘Fairly OddParents’ Composer Passes Away at 63
Guy Moon, renowned for his Emmy-nominated work on Nickelodeon’s beloved series The Fairly OddParents, has died at the age of 63. His family confirmed that he succumbed to injuries from an accidental traffic collision in Los Angeles.
Tribute to Guy Moon
In a heartfelt statement shared on Facebook, his family expressed their profound sorrow. They said, “We are overcome with grief to announce the passing of our beloved patriarch, Guy Moon.” They highlighted their gratitude for the bond they shared and emphasized his remarkable legacy.
Legacy in Animation
Moon’s contributions to animation were significant, especially in his collaborations with creator Butch Hartman. In addition to The Fairly OddParents, he also composed for:
- Danny Phantom
- T.U.F.F. Puppy
His catchy compositions, particularly the theme for Danny Phantom, resonated with audiences and contributed to the show’s success.
Film and Television Contributions
Beyond television, Moon’s artistic range extended to films. He composed scores for notable projects, including:
- The Crash (2017)
- The Brady Bunch Movie
- A Very Brady Sequel
- The live-action Fairly OddParents movies
Additionally, he contributed music for acclaimed films such as Minority Report, Fight Club, and Mystic Pizza.
Celebration of Life
His family has announced that a celebration of his life is planned for February 7 in the Los Angeles area, coinciding with his birthday. Another event will take place later in his hometown in Wisconsin.
As the industry mourns his passing, Guy Moon’s impact on animation and music will continue to be felt by fans and colleagues alike.
