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Danny: The one with the glasses?

Bruce: Yes. His name is Clark Kent. He can be trusted.

Danny: Okay. *Writes note down* What about the woman next to him?

Bruce: That's Cat Grant, and no, she can't be trusted. Everything you say to her will turn into a gossip-lifting, life-ruining article.

Danny: Got it. *writes more notes*

Jason, watching the two from a few feet away: Say, who's that kid Bruce is media training? Is he a new ward he took in?

Tim: No, that's Danny Fenton, the face of Fenton Works. They signed up as a sub-company of Wayne Enterprise. Originally, they were a paranormal investigation and capture company- yes, I mean ghost hunters- but it was discovered that almost all thier tech can be used on metas. Bruce wants to make medical equipment that can be used by our enhanced citizens.

Jason: I see. But why a kid so young? He's your age, right?

Tim: Hmm, apparently his parents, the owners of Fenton Works, made him CEO so they could focus on ghost hunting and the occasional meta medical machines for Bruce. He got here a week ago to shadow me for CEO training, and Bruce stole him after they met outside my office. Danny hangs onto his every word, and I think Bruce forgot what it was like to have a kid actually listen to him.

Jason: Ah thats makes sense. What do you think of him?

Tim: Well, he's a little naive, easy to trick, and has way too much empathy for the cold world of business. I'm gonna have him in my bed.

Jason: Ah....well that took a turn. One I do not like so I'm gonna....*walks away*

Tim: He will be ✨️mine✨️

Danny was shipped to Gotham and he was instantly culture shocked by the amount of violence a living human have. Like, it's understandable if it's a ghost but no, this people are alive!!! So why????

Gotham was also cursed and as a protective spirit, his own protectiveness was warped into something sinister due to it.

Cue, Danny kidnapping some rouge (Red Hood included) to play a little game called "Choose your Poison".

It's where rapist (for the first round) gets to choose a door, behind that door is a rouge, and then they have to 1 v 1 that rouge. They do not get to say no, it's that or THAT but 1 v 2.

It's also livestreamed and Danny was like the host commenting the crimes and the likes. Just

Danny: And now for the next battle, the owner of the whatsamacallit fighting KI-KI-KI-KI-KILLER CROC!!!! Let's give them a round of applause!!!

Danny: In this corner we have a sorry excuse of a Father who has been pimping his daughters to the police just so he won't get jail time while selling drugs!!!

Danny: And now the police.

Damian didn’t have high hopes when he saw that the new kid, Danny Fenton, at school would be joining fencing club.

Which is why it angered him so much when he lost three times in row to Danny. Worst of all he did it with a smile, and words of encouragement after each match.

At the same time though this was the most excitable moment he’s had while in this club. No one else has ever been near his skill level before, and he was frankly ready to get quit because of the boredom.

There was no way Damian could leave now though, not after such an embarrassing loss. He vowed then and there that Danny was his enemy, and he would defeat him.

It was when Damian was observing Danny during another fight that he noticed it. Danny wasn’t just a skilled fencing player, he was trained to fight with an actual blade.

So Danny has been the ghost king and ancient of space for a long time, like a long time. Sam, Val, Tucker, Dan, Dani and Jazz also became ancients.

In this AU when GIW managed to break the connection between their dimension and the Ghost Zone, leading to the collapse of their dimensions and its total destruction. Danny managed at the last moment to tear a hole in reality to the Zone and pull his classmates with him, along with Mr. Lancer.

The first few days were hard to say but time passed, his class became more and more liminal until it stopped aging, most of us becoming ghosts because they didn't die (except for the trio, Val and Jazz). Mr. Lancer becoming a librarian at the castle. Danny taking on the role of Ghost King so he could protect his friends, for politics, freeing Clockwork from the Observants (resulting in a very unfortunate fate for them).

And at some point along the way realizing to his horror that his subjects (not the ghosts who knew him before) thought his friends were his concubines, members of his harem (fortunately not Mr. Lancer, nor Dani or Dan since the two looked like him and were assumed to be his children and Jazz being known as his sister).

Since they had no obvious role in the eyes of the fiends and didn't seem to do anything obvious besides hanging around hell the King of the Infinite Realms still gave them his protection and indulged them with whatever they wanted, except for Val, Sam and Tucker who were obviously his legitimate wives (favorites).

And Dark Pariah himself had concubines before he was put in the coffin.

And his friends, like dramatic trolls who love chaos, took advantage of this and played the part, much to his horror.

Which leads to one of the Batkids (whoever you want, I was writing this thinking of Tim or Jason) ending up being sacrificed to be the wife of the Ghost King by a cult. One small problem was that the ritual was not a summoning one, and the batkid would be registered as a child/minor.

And since Danny had long installed a clause that would teleport a child sacrifice directly to his "harem" rooms, one specially arranged for when something similar happens over the years where the person is cared for by servants.

So the batkid will find himself experiencing something of a combination of horror and imperial harem drama of

A Tiny Misunderstanding (DeadTired)

So Skulker takes a trip to Gotham, and he's there on business.

This man has heard so much from beyond the grave about these "bats" and how they've claimed Gotham for themselves, and in order to be the greatest hunter, he has to at least get on up on his wall.

Unfortunately for the bats, one of the bats' biggest weaknesses is magic, and ecto tends to share many traits and rules with it. Skulker's also armed with not only his usual hook, but a missile launcher, sword launcher, mounted ecto goo launchers, and a jetpack.

Danny happens to be in Gotham as well, though for an entirely different reason: College. He's finally got life going right. High grades, no late night ghost fights, and he's even got a date with that cute guy from the campus coffee shop!

Everything is going fine... until he has to ditch Tim and go ghost in an alleyway because apparently Skulker has decided he can't have peace anywhere he goes.

Cut to Bruce and Dick struggling against this glowing mechanical ghost with flaming green hair. The guy has promised to turn them into rugs at least 4 times in the past 5 minutes, and frankly it's not looking good. Normal attacks aren't working, their coms are full of static, and running isn't an option this high up unless they can get to the other side of the rooftop.

Luckily, a certain phantom arrives just in time, pulling the guy up for a more even fight. All they can gather from the hunter's screams of rage and the phantom's taunts is that the white haired one is called a halfa? and apparently this isn't their first meeting.

One fight later, with the bats regrouping, and Danny managing to slip away thanks to some glitching security cameras. Skulker was safely contained in the Fenton Thermos and Danny had managed to get ahold of his armor after the fight. Now even if he sends Skulker back to the ghost zone, he won't be much of a challenge without his armor.

Danny texts Tim an apology for ditching him, then shoves as much of the armor as he can into his closet.

Out of sight, out of mind.

Meanwhile the bats, especially Bruce, are stressing. Who was that guy that tried to skin them? Who was this Phantom guy? What species are they? How do they know each other? Where did they come from? etc, etc.

Tim can't even respond to that Fenton boy because he's so caught up in tracking these guys down.

Give it a week or so, the excitement has died down a bit. Tim finally takes a break after Alfred insists, and they go out finally. They head to the planetarium, check out a photography store, and stop for coffee. Eventually they decide to head to Danny's apartment and play some games before the day's over. Danny leaves Tim alone for just a moment to grab snacks from the kitchen.

So far everything's going great! They have similar interests, similar music taste, and they both like cyberbullying Lex Luthor on Twitter. What's not to love?

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Before becoming ghost hunters, Jack and Maddie Fenton were, first and foremost, scientists. Their approach to unraveling the mysteries of the supernatural was rooted in logic and observable facts. Over time, their research led them to an undeniable conclusion: Danny Phantom appeared capable of both experiencing pain and displaying empathy. This revelation challenged their longstanding belief that ghosts were inherently evil. Despite this, they couldn't ignore a peculiar truth—Phantom was undeniably odd, even by ghostly standards.

The couple’s suspicions grew as they overheard snippets of conversations within the spectral community. Phantom's peculiarities stood out, yet Jack and Maddie struggled to pinpoint what exactly made him so unique. That is, until they stumbled upon the latest rumor circulating among ghosts. According to the gossip, Phantom was a wanted criminal in the Ghost Zone. Intrigued, they dug deeper and learned the reasoning behind his criminal status: he refused to pay ghost taxes. When confronted about this dubious reputation, Phantom’s unapologetic response—“I will not pay ghost taxes!”—left them stunned.

It all clicked in that instant. There was only one explanation for such brazen defiance of bureaucratic norms: Phantom must be the ghost of one of their ancestors! Only a true Fenton would challenge the system, even in the afterlife, with an ironclad resolve to rebel against the oppressive grip of taxes and OSA regulations.