Her parents are well-to-do social conservatives who inherited money from their famous inventor ancestor, who invented "the machine that twirls the cellophane around the toothpicks", though she briefly kept this a secret from her friends to avoid "fake friendships". She is a gothic, environmentally-concerned "ultra-recyclo-vegetarian". Sam Manson is one of Danny's best friends. However, since he obtained it 10 years too early, it drains him of all his strength and reverts him to human form. This power is Danny yelling and waves of ecto-energy -illustrated much like sound waves- destroy almost everything in his path which makes it his most destructive and damaging power overall. In the two-part special "The Ultimate Enemy", Danny gains the power known as the "ghostly wail". It is said that his ghost sense, was a facet of his cryokinesis power set that was previously unknown to him. Over the course of the show, he gains various other powers such as duplication, forcefield creation, telekinesis, power absorption, and cryokinesis.
These ghost rays consists of rays of laser-like "ectoplasm" which are emitted from his body primarily his hands and fingertips.
He eventually grows, gaining great confidence in himself and maturity, and begins concentrating more on his heroic duties.ĭanny possesses the powers of flight, intangibility, invisibility, sensing other spirits, and overshadowing along with his ghost rays. Despite his flaws, he is good-hearted and loyal to his friends and family. A battle with the Lunch Lady Ghost placed the unsure Danny on the path to becoming a superhero. After an accident in his parents' ghost lab, he becomes a human/ghost hybrid, also called a half-ghost or halfa, and obtains a variety of ghostly abilities. He is initially shown as an average, self-conscious, introverted, and sensitive 14-year-old boy who was desperate to fit in with his peers and be accepted. Voiced by David Kaufman and Keith Ferguson in Nicktoons MLBĭaniel "Danny" Fenton, also known as Danny Phantom, is the main protagonist of the series.
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