While out on nightly patrol, Robin finds a very injured Danny Phantom who is about to be forced back into his core. Now that the ghost boy is entirely defenseless, how is Damien going to protect the core from others? And even harder... how is going to keep Phantom's existence unknown to his family?

After getting beat up by a bat child after a misunderstanding, Danny is found by Alfred and taken under his "wing"

Danny Phantom or should I say King Phantom yeah that's right Danny is now the official king of the ghost zone. After the defeat of Pariah Dark Danny claimed the throne for himself. Fright Night and Pariah's Keep now fell under his rule as well as the crown of fire and the ring of rage. Pariah's Keep turned into phantom's Keep and he ruled the ghost zone with peace and justice. His enemies became his allies and his parents accepted who and what he was. No longer needing to fight ghost he took permanent residence in the now Phantom's Keep so he could rule full time. Our young from hero to king, life was going pretty well until Clockwork came with an unsuspected visitor. Said visitor clamed to be the headmaster of a school for witches and wizards called Hogwarts. The man now known as Professor Dumbledore has a request for the young ruler and that is to come and teach as a professor at Hogwarts. Not only to teach them of the ghost zone and the paranormal but also as extra protection against Death Eaters and 'he-who-must-not-be-named'. Danny accepts the offer and his start as a teacher at Hogwarts begins.

Danny Phantom, aka the Ghost King, was minding his own business, but he gets summoned to another dimension by four kids who want to try out a magical book. Now stuck in a dimension full of superheroes and supervillains, he decides to check the world out and get back in the hero business.

One fateful day, the friends and family of Danny Fenton are ruthlessly murdered. Danny has no place to call home, so he is forced to go and live with a distant relative in Gotham City. Bruce Wayne had met his second cousin Jack Fenton once many years ago, and frankly, he thought he was an idiot, but when his son is left orphaned, Bruce does not hesitate to welcome him into his home. Danny Fenton lives with Bruce Wayne and his ward Dick. All while Danny Phantom works with Batman and his sidekick Robin. Danny eventually joins the Team, struggling to keep his secrets hidden. All the while, Vlad Plasmius schemes... (I don't own cover)

18 may 2025: hiatus until further notice, im sorry He lost his family. Twice. But Danny was in a place where he wouldn't be able to hurt anybody again. Until a certain Bird and his friends showed up that is. Based on season 1 episode 11 Terrors (short chapters as personal challenge)

Danny's much-awaited date with Klarion the witch boy. Nobody, and I mean nobody knows what to expect. A/N Please take this with a pinch of salt. I've never been on a date, and never plan on going on a date, so I have no idea what dates are supposed to look like past what I've seen on TV and that's very questionable.

Welcome to my (a bit pathetic) attempt to make a Danny Phantom Crossover with Batman! I've always wanted to make a a crossover but I always thought I would make it terribly. So this is my attempt to do so. It is still utterly terrible. The story's all over the place, it's actually pretty pathetic tbh. Completed as of 13/11/20 (Danny Phantom and Batman do not belong to me. It belongs to anyone who actually made them [I don't know]. I only own a few OCs of mine)

Danny was taken by the GIW when he was six. They killed his family and they're the only people he has ever known. When the Young Justice team find the boy at the facility they immediately take him away. What will happen to the boy who can't trust the living? Will he grow to trust the team? Or will he escape his new prison? Danny Phantom and Young Justice crossover. Just wanted to try something out. I obviously don't own either of these.

Danny Phantom pops up in Metropolis and chaos ensues. Watch the Justice League cross paths with the snarky teen, and hopefully, things turn out all right in the end. (I don't own cover)