Everything Danny Phantom

Danny: Huh? Oh, yeah! They were all donated to me by some of my subjects after my coronation.

Damian: You sit on a throne... Of charitably donated bones?

Danny: Yeah? Where else would I get a bunch of bones?

Damian: The cliche is usually a throne made out of the bones of one's enemies, is it not?

Danny:

The bone throne means his people trust him and are devoted to him. They donated a part of themselves to build his empire.

The spooky lighting means his (glowing) subjects are obvious in the room. He's not trying to drown them out with bright lights and make them invisible, he's depriving himself of sightlines to make sure his guests are visible.

The towering ceilings give his people room to move, giving them a tactical advantage should they need to dodge. It's considerate to give them space to protect themselves.

Even the idea of a King sitting on a throne at the focal point of the room is considerate in that it allows people to clearly see where the threat is, and maneuver themselves around him should they need to.

Arming himself shows respect, that he feels the need to have weapons around you because you're a potential threat. Formal speech is precise because he's aware of the threat of species like the fae, who deal in words, and he's being cautious because he knows words can be a threat too. Any challenge to your beliefs or authority is a test, because he's a cautious and respectful King who wants the best for your people, so of course he will test your emotional mettle to make sure you're up for the task as their spokesperson.

To have such a vast army implies either masterful tactics that rarely cost casualties on his side (thus allowing his army to stay big and strong even without a constant supply of new recruits), a great deal of faith and good will from his people to keep donating more troops, or both.

Have y'all ever heard of the Army Corps of Engineers?

Hello hello! Back again with a new piece! This time for the Phantasmal Nights Danny Phantom zine! Had tons of fun figuring out the stained glass

Such a fun project to have worked on too. Wonderful people to work with. Such wonderful works the others have made too, please go check them out.

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Concept art of Dan's feral/hardcore transformation.

I have my thoughts and concerns about the series' future (if they decide to move forward with the GN story), I would really love if they still keep Dan's OG form because... well, he's technically possessing a body so he's still there somewhere.

*taking notes* I see I see..

So I've recently come across this really cool post by @isosceles-is-never-here and GOT ABSALUTLY HOOKED ON THE IDEA.

I think that in my version, Danny is a hero, which travels down to the underworld to visit the shade of an old friend (Haven't decided who yet). The only reason he is able to get inside the underworld in the first place is because of his half ghost and shade king status. Unfortunately, Hades does not appreciate him being in the underworld, so he has to fight his way down.

At first he uses his ghost form to try and sneak around but gets recognized very fast.

Every time he gets all the way down, he has only a few hours before he gets sent back to the surface.

Zagreus can encounter him when he stops to rest, in a room packed full of shades. He gives Zag the option to trade some boons with him, and as the relationship gets more hearts, he eventually appears in the lounge from time to time to hang out before he is returned back to the surface.