Wish granting is a popular concept in fiction with numerous tropes, and several magical creatures and artifacts acquiesce to these desires.

The best-known wish-granter is probably the Genie in a Bottle (or other similar magical creatures) who generally grants Three Wishes. If he's lucky, the hero ...

The original version of this trope was a European fairytale with fairies as the wish granters; Djinns in Arab mythology don't grant a limited number of wishes ...

In the setting, there exists an entity that grants wishes—any wishes, and not in a jerkass way—to those who reach it. However, the path to this entity is ...

This trope is all about how a character who makes a wish comes to regret it; the actual circumstances vary. The wisher may or may not have known that their wish ... Fan Works · Anime & Manga · Live-Action Films · Animated Films

Chuubo's Marvelous Wish-Granting Engine is a tabletop game by Jenna Moran geared mainly towards playing pastoral slice-of-life fantasy, ala Studio Ghibli …

... wish - this does not stop the genie from being a jackass in other ways, and thus another common trope is to have the wish granted at a hefty cost to the wisher.

A Jackass Genie is a djinn who will exploit every loophole in the book to grant the most nightmarish interpretation of your three wishes possible.

A comedy trope where, quite simply, a character is given an opportunity by a genie, witch, or magical artifact to Make a Wish or three, and wastes them on ...

A genie isn't a machine or a lawyer, they're a sapient being, and if they're granting wishes it's because they're either enslaved by a wizard or are doing