While the iconic "Fairy Godmother" from Cinderella remains the most famous iteration of the character, Disney has introduced male counterparts and "Apprentices" in recent years to promote inclusivity and modern storytelling. Most notably, in 2022, Disney changed the title of the employees working at the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique from "Fairy Godmothers in Training" to "Fairy Godmother’s Apprentices." This change allowed male Cast Members to take on the magical role of transforming children into princesses and knights, wearing the same signature regal tunics. In terms of on-screen characters, the 2020 Disney+ film "Godmothered" explored the world of "Godmothering," and while the leads were female, the concept of magical guardians is no longer strictly gendered in the broader Disney universe. Furthermore, in various Disney Channel shows and spinoffs, male magical mentors often serve a similar narrative function. While you won't see a man in the classic blue cape and hood from the 1950 animated film, the "Apprentices" in the parks are the most visible example of Disney's commitment to ensuring that anyone, regardless of gender, can be the one to wave the magic wand and create a "Happily Ever After" moment.