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This is a list of fictional villains and ghosts featured in the Nickelodeon animated series Danny Phantom. Throughout the series, the main protagonist Danny Phantom battles various ghosts to protect his hometown, Amity Park. There are a few ghosts whom Danny has allied with out of necessity or due to their common goals.

Ghost Villains

The Lunch Lady Ghost

The Lunch Lady Ghost (Patricia Heaton, Kath Soucie) remains the first major foe against Danny, vowing revenge at Sam for changing her school menue from an all-meat menu to a Vegan diet. She suffers from uncontrollable mood swings, turning from sweet and kind to violent and deadly effectively.[1]

She consistently uses food (particularly meat) as her main form of weaponry. [1][2] In an alternate future, she is married to the Box Ghost with a daughter (Box Lunch).[3]

The Box Ghost

The Box Ghost (Rob Paulsen) is a running gag ghoul who constantly fights with cardboard and anything square[4] (and the occasional bubble wrap).[5][6] He is incompetent in his attempts to scare people and is barely taken seriously by either the heroes and other ghosts. But when around other ghosts he seems to be very competent at fighting. He's completed being a (Escaped Prisoner, Skeleton destroyer, and a Saver of Christmas!) [7] He has almost successfully taken over Amity Park once through Pandora's Box, but failed. Despite it, Box Ghost remains determined regardless, shouting quotes such as "Beware, for I am the Box Ghost!" when approaching foes.[4][8]In an alternate future, he is married to the Lunch Lady Ghost with a daughter (Box Lunch).[3]

Skulker

Skulker (Mathew St. Patrick, Kevin Michael Richardson) introduces himself to Danny as the "Ghost Zone's greatest hunter". Skulker hunts down rare and unusual ghosts and has vowed to hunt down Danny for his rare half ghost status.[4] He uses raw muscles and weaponry, but understands the way of the hunt, able to use his brain to take advantage of his situation as predator to one-up his prey.[9][10] Having a sense of loyalty, he often works for Vlad Plasmius[11][12] and often serves as the leader and spokesperson for the ghosts.[2][5]

He's really just a tiny green ghost inside a robotic suit.[4]

Technus

Technus (Rob Paulsen) is the self-proclaimed "Master of Technology (and All Things Electronic and Beeping)" and has the ability to control and merge together with technology. Technus is a boisterous ghost who commonly shouts his name and goal as well as blabbermouth long speeches, a common flaw Danny exploits.[13]

He later gains himself an upgrade, rendering himself as "Technus 2.0".[7]

Desiree

Desiree (Pronounced Dez-er-rey) (Peri Gilpin) is a genie-like ghost who travels the world granting anyone's deepest desires, usually with disastrous consequences and serve to increase her power. Despite it, she is forced to grant any wishes she hears, regardless of how beneficial it may be the wisher.[14][15]

Her vindictive nature stems from her life as a human where many years back, she was a harem girl who won the heart of a sultan. He showered her with whatever heart desired, but was banished by the Sultan's jealous wife. She died of a broken heart (and old age).[14]

Vulture Ghosts

The Vulture Ghosts (S. Scott Bullock (Ghosts #1 and #3), Rob Paulsen (Ghost #2) are Vlad's three 2,010-year-old ghost minions, old, crotchety, and geriatric in nature. Though they are loyal to Vlad, they often complain.[11][16]

Walker

Walker (James Arnold Taylor) is a very strict vigilante and warden who runs the prison of the Ghost Zone. He enjoys law and order and often commands with an iron fist; whoever so much as disobeys one rule from his law book is in trouble. To justify his cause, he often makes up the rule as he abides by them and is not above using dirty measures to keep the Ghost Zone clean and corrupt-free.[2]

As an act of revenge, Walker turned the entire city of Amity Park at Danny Phantom when he forced a riot in his prison to escape, forcing the ghost boy to endure the city's hatred[17] until Pariah Dark's invasion.[5]

Penelope Spectra

Penelope Spectra (Tara Strong) is a sadistic ghost who strives to be youthful and beautiful. To do so, she often targets teenagers and through elaborate plans, slowly sucks them dry. She retains a perky personality and chipper demeanor which hides a dark and psychotic nature deep inside her.[18]

Bertrand

Bertrand (Jim Ward) is Spectra's shape-shifting assistant. As Penelope builds people's depressions, Bertrand extracts the life energy from them. While he usually assumes the form of a short, middle-aged man, his true self is a blob of ectoplasm. He is often snippy, but works well alongside Spectra.[18]

Ember McLain

Ember McLain (Tara Strong) is a hard-rocking power-hungry girl who hates authority. She thirsts for attention and has a cutting, sarcastic personality. For this, she gains more power the more people say her name. She can also hypnotize her victims, using her guitar as her main mode as well as a weapon.[19]

Fright Knight

The Fright Knight (Michael Dorn) is the representative of Halloween. He is a powerful, gruff knight who spreads terror from his winged horse, Nightmare. His sword, the Soul Shredder is able to give off nightmares to any victims it touches.[20]

Fright Knight remained a loyal servant to Pariah Dark, but showed reluctant to continue his servitude towards him. He later switches sides to Vlad Plasmius for reasons unknown.[5]

Youngblood

Youngblood (Taylor Lautner) is a young ghost kid. Obnoxious and childish, he can only be seen by children. Despite his looks, Youngblood is a keen commander and skilled in battle. [21] A ruthless prankster, Youngblood dresses up in various costumes, but commonly portrays a pirate.[22][23]

Pariah Dark

Pariah Dark (Brian Cox) was the King of all Ghosts. With the Ring of Rage and Crown of Fire by his side, he ruthlessly commanded the Ghost Zone. Nearly limitless in power and domineering, Pariah was eventually captured by rebellious ghosts. He was placed into the Sarcophagus of Forever Sleep where he laid until Vlad accidentally awakened him when he was in pursuit of Pariah's items. Immediately he laid waste to both Amity Park and the Ghost Zone until Danny ultimately defeated him.[5]

Dark Danny

Dark Danny (Eric Roberts) is a villain created by the fusion of the ghost-halves of the show's protagonist, Danny Phantom and his arch-enemy, Vlad Plasmius. He was created with the intent that Danny's worst enemy would be an evil version of himself.[24] Dark Danny is a cruel, malicious ghost who cares little for anything other than himself; creating destruction wherever he goes.

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Dark Danny coming into existence.
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Dark Danny in his younger form, ready to start his ten year road of havoc.

Dark Danny came to be after a fatal and accidental explosion of the Nasty Burger's boiler that caused the explicit death of Danny's family, friends, and teacher. Grief-stricken and guilty, Danny moved in with Vlad and requested the man, under assumption that only he could understand his pain. He asked him to remove his emotions. Honoring the boy's wishes, Vlad separated Danny's ghost half from his human self. The former retaliated afterward and did the same to Vlad. When he merged with Plasmius, he became his own ghostly self. He then destroyed Vlad's castle and his own human half.

He spent the next ten years destroying the world. Through complex time traveling and the help of Clockwork, present day Danny managed to defeat his evil self with the element of surprise, using his newly acquired Ghostly Wail against him. Dark Danny is currently living in Clockwork's lair, trying to free himself from the Fenton Thermos.[3]

Prince Aragon

Prince Aragon (Dee Bradley Baker) is the ruthless older brother of Princess Dorathea, the Dragon Ghost. Their family treasured two magical "Amulets of Aragon" that allow the wearer to transform into a dragon, especially when angry or distressed. Under his rule, his kingdom was lifeless and unhappy. He constantly treated his sister cruelly.

Seeking a human bride to obtain what others do not have, Aragon set Dora to find him a bride. She eventually finds Sam Manson whom he almost marries if not for Danny's interference. Aragon is defeated by his sister when she gets the courage to dethrone him.[25]

Hotep-Ra

Hotep-Ra (S. Scott Bullock) is the mummy-like spirit of an ancient minion of King Duulamun, an Egyptian pharaoh who shares a remarkably similar appearance to Tucker Foley. He was released from his eternal sleep when Tucker looked into the mirror at the front of Ra's sarcophagus. He served Tucker and helped him gain his own kingdom with plans to take over it himself. Deceitful and sneaky, Hotep-Ra was eventually defeated by Tucker when he realized he had been used.[25]

Vortex

Vortex (Dave Boat) is a crazy ghost with the power to control the weather, a gift he considers to be an art form. He finds Earth to be a meaningless planet, and has wrought havoc on it throughout the ages. On a trial by the Observants for his reckless behavior, Vortex is freed by Vlad who used him to his own services. Vortex rebels and conjures up violent weathers until Danny defeated him, temporarily gaining his abilities in the process. Vortex can generate and control storms, and the weather in general, from creating typhoons, to making heat waves hot enough to melt walls, floods and winds cold enough to freeze streets in ice.[26]

Undergrowth

Undergrowth (Mark Hamill) is a ghost who controls plants. Upset that his beloved nature has been torn down by human hands, he overtakes Amity Park, turns it into his own horticulture lair, and possess Sam to be his "daughter" and mother to his plants. He was defeated when Danny mastered his ice powers.[27]

Nocturn

Nocturn (James Garrett) is the ghost of sleep and dreams. He carries a calm, but mysterious air around him. Along with his army of Sleep Walkers, he traveled the world putting people to sleep to absorb their dream energies to charge him up for world conquest. When he conquers Amity Park, Danny, his friends, and sister work together to defeat him.[28]

Human Villains/Antagonists

Guys in White

The Guys in White(a spoof on the Men In Black), are a secret government organization whose goal is to eliminate all ghosts and other paranormal beings on Earth.[29] Most of the Guys in White representative in the series is Agent K and O, usually tasked with capturing Danny Phantom. They are often incompetent and spend time bickering amongst themselves. They're highly prepared for any tasks, almost to the point of paranoia.[16][30]

Freakshow

Freakshow (Jon Cryer) is the ringmaster of the Circus Gothica. An entertainer for the Gothic audience, Freakshow is eccentric, showmanship, and creative. His family have used ghosts for their circus for years. Unsatisfied with just a showman's life, Freakshow used a magic scepter able to control ghosts and ordered them to steal goods. He went to Amity Park to make Danny Phantom a member of his performance. He succeeds briefly until Sam snaps him out of it.[31]

He is promptly jailed for his crimes. He escapes, only to use the fabled Reality Gauntlet to alter the Earth for his own meanings, only to be outsmarted by Danny again, using "Ghost Envy" against him, a psychological affect where one is jealous of ghosts.[29]

The Masters' Blasters

Vid (Colleen O'Shaughnessey), Thrash (Dee Bradley Baker), and Download (Rob Paulsen) are a trio of teen Ghost Hunters, created by Vlad to shame Danny and dethrone his position as resident savior of Amity Park. They embodied everything that is radical and are often cheeky. The three are later betrayed by their own employer when he reveals himself as a half-ghost.[32]

Ghost Allies

The Ghost Dog

The nicknamed "Cujo" (S. Scott Bullock) is a playful ghost puppy. When prompt, it can grow into a large, aggressive beast. In search for its squeaky toy, the ghost dog trashes the Axiom Lab to pursue it, costing Damon Gray his job, causing his daughter Valerie to gain vendetta against all ghosts.[33]

Wulf

Wulf (Dee Bradley Baker) is a bipedal wolf ghost, constantly on the run from Walker as an escaped prisoner. He only speaks Esperanto and has the ability to go into both the Earth and the Ghost Zone with his claws at will. Wulf retains a loyal streak and is quick to befriend and trust Danny when he helped him. In return, he sacrificed his first freedom in order to save Danny. They eventually reunite where Danny helps him a second time.[17][34]

Clockwork

Clockwork (David Carradine) is the Ghost of Time, an immortal being who controls and keeps the flow of time. He is calm, tricky, and all-knowing. When asked by the Observents to kill Danny Fenton to prevent a future where his evil self wrecks the planet, Clockwork seemingly appears to be Danny's enemy. In reality, he was merely helping and urging the boy to make the right decisions.[3] Neutral, he does not fulfill every wish Danny desires, including altering past events. He only caved in as a measure to once again teach the boy a lesson.[17][35] He constantly changes his age from a kid to an young man to an old man (though his main form is the young man.)

Frostbite

Frostbite (Bob Joles) is a jovial yeti-like ghost. He lives in the Far Frozen with his people where they worship Danny Phantom for his defeat over Pariah Dark. He serves as a mentor figure to Danny and ultimately teaches him of his ice powers. His people holds the Infi-Map, a map that can find any natural Ghost Portals.[36]

Pandora

Pandora (April Stewart) is the creator and owner of "Pandora's Box".When Danny was powerless to stop the Box Ghost from creating havoc with the box, he entered her lair and asked her in retrieving it back. She is a benevolent ghost who keeps the world less evil by keeping many malicious contents within her box, but can get aggressive when tampered with.[6]

Neutral/Other Ghosts

Dora the Dragon Ghost

Dorathea "Dora" (Kevin Michael Richardson (Dragon Ghost, first appearance), Grey DeLisle (Dora, first appearance), Susan Blakeslee (Dora, Dragon Ghost)) is a timid young Cinderella-like ghost princess, forever doomed to wear the cursed amulet of Aragon, an object that turns anyone who wears it into a fierce dragon ghost, conjured by emotional distress until removed. Her first appearance merely had her whining, crying she could not go to a ball.[37]

She is constantly under the abuse and pressure of her older brother, Prince Aragon, who forces his dirty work for him. His latest plan forced her to find him a human bride for him. Hosting a beauty pageant and using Danny as the judge, she picks Sam and prepares her for Aragon. Inspired by her rebellion, Dora eventually fights and dethrones Aragon.[25]

Sidney Poindexter

Sidney Poindexter (Peter MacNicol) was once a nerdy teenager from the 1950s. He was known as the most bullied student of Casper High and thus, holds a soft spot and great concern for those who suffered as much as he did. Stuffed into his locker many times, Sidney haunted it for fifty-ish years, leaving only a mirror behind, a gateway to the Ghost Zone he's trapped in. Able to free himself after struggle, Sidney antagonized Danny, believing him to be a bully when he catches the half ghost pulling a prank on Dash.

Poindexter took over Danny's body and used it to gain popularity while Danny was stuck in Sidney's body and world where he was tormented daily. He managed to get Sam and Tucker to the mirror gateway where he proved he was the real Danny. Using trickery, the trio lured Sidney into his own mirror. He and Danny fought, regaining their own bodies in the process.[8]

He eventually gains freedom from his ghostly prison.[5]

Johnny 13 & Shadow

Johnny 13 (William Baldwin) is a rebellious biker. His living shadow brings bad luck to whoever it gains contact with. Always on the road, his constant companion is girlfriend Kitty. Despite their differences and Johnny's keen womanizing habits, they are in love with one another. Johnny spent the first time searching for a human host when Kitty was stuck between Ghost Portals[38] and great rage of jealously when she was dating someone else.[39]

Never outrightly malicious, Johnny tends to leave Danny or anyone alone unless prompted.[40]

Kitty

Kitty (Chynna Phillips) is Johnny 13's girlfriend. She is demanding and shrewish. She is constantly under dire stress over her loose boyfriend, wishing he'd focus his full attention on her. She has attempted to make him jealous[39] and at several points, banished him to an alternate dimension via her ghostly ability to send any men with a kiss.[40] Despite it, the two are in love with one another.[39]

Box Lunch

Box Lunch (Kath Soucie) is the alternate future daughter of Box Ghost and Lunch Lady Ghost. She has the best of both parents; her mother's mood swings and her father's love of boxes, as well as the "BEWARE" catchphrase. She was sent by Clockwork to kill Danny to create a better future.[3]

The Observants

The Observants are an organization of one-eyed ghosts who preserve judgment on ghosts that have plagued Earth.[26] They have a habit of watching, but never acting, preferring others to do their work for them. Two of them (Dee Bradley Baker, Phil Morris) once asked Clockwork to kill Danny Phantom to ensure his evil future self never comes to be.[3]

Ghost Writer

Ghost Writer (Will Arnett) is an author who resides in the Ghost Zone. He can create anything by simply typing on his keyboard, a situation that can continue even upon its destruction. An unassuming, but creative ghoul, he gained quick vindictiveness towards Danny Phantom when he accidentally destroyed his Christmas poem, but refused to apologize (as the former did not enjoy the holiday). Breaking the Ghost Zone's Christmas Truce, Ghost Writer tormented Danny until he learned his lesson. He was jailed for breaking the law.[41]

Amorpho

Amorpho (Danny Mann) is a faceless ghost who has the power to morph into anyone or anything he desires, save for his red eyes. Because he is faceless, he is often unnoticed and ignored. He pulls harmless pranks in order to gain attention. When he felt Danny took away what made him special, he tried to ruin his life, but ended up in a series of chaotic events where he lost his powers and had to work alongside Danny to gain them back. Though he apologized for his actions, he ambiguously declared there are more where they came from.[42]

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