Danny Phantom

yay finnaly skulker comes out in this episode and skulker is one of my favorite villans i love it when danny and skulker fights its real exciting skulker is real powerful so i dident think danny will make it lol but i thought to myself its jsut the first season dannt gotta make it. i also like this episode cause its one of the first episodes and they introduced skulker this is one of the first episodes ive seen in this series and i liked that part though this episode is not my FAVORITE episode its still good so i give this episode a 10/10

Danny is one of a verry original i and maybe the only of his kand yes he is original like me lol jaja no way whatevetr let star went a ghost or a hunter ghost is tring to catch danny and he have to do a streanly inlprat work of a gorilla guy or something llike tht thwt feak ghost come tho f--ck the live of my friend daany,sam and tuker it was difficult but he do that his best and look how was actually that ghost was a small incest inside a big war armor tha was fun but no way no man it it fo a lol of lo lo lol

One of A Kind is basically about Skulker, one of my favorite villains, trying to catch the rare Danny Phantom. I feel that this was a great concept that was executed poorly. At some points throughout the episode I was totally bored. On the bright side there was a lot of the humor that Danny Phantom is known for. Sam and Tucker were hilarious throughout the episode. The first appearance of the Box Ghost was a little annoying but I've grown to like him. The best parts of this episode was when Skulker would be interrupted by the schedule everytime he tried to attack. But a downside to that was it took away from the action. But the final fighting scene was epic because Danny really let Skulker have it. Oh, and I almost forgot about Sampson, good thing he is a Delilah. LOL!

OMG Danny got on the cover of genius magazine! *is proud of him* I loved the twist at the end about Sa- Delilah. I still can't get over that... and the animation in this episode was outstanding! As were all the creative tricks Skulker played on Danny and vice versa. It was SO awesome! I really enjoyed watching Danny kick Skulker's butt and and get Dash to fall for the "too weak and defenseless to open his locker" thing. (I don't know whether Dash's stupidity is more funny or sad) I found this all really exciting and it had a good moral about taking care of/working with animals. I'd give this episode two thumbs up! :)

This episode is my absolute favorite episode in the series! In every TV series, I have at least on favorite episode. So Danny gets a D in biology and Sam suggests that he does extra credit on the purple-back gorilla. There are two left and they are both male (or so it seems). Danny and Jazz's mom will be in a magazine and during the interview, Skulker is in Danny's room fighting Danny. Sam and Tucker have to come up with an excuse so Sam says that Danny is lifting weights. I don't know why, but that line is my favorite part in that episode and if you look, Sam's eyes are crossed for some reason. What I do not understand is how Dash knows the combination to Danny's gym locker. If in real life you're not supposed to give out your locker combination to others, then why can people give out their combinations on a TV show? Skulker is later fought and Danny inadvertently found out that one of the gorillas is a girl. Anyway, I love this episode and the creators did a nice job.

Although the episode wasn't my favorite, it introduced a great character as Danny's main enemies, Skulker, the Gost Zone's greatest hunter. It was adorable that Danny and Sampson devolped a cute little relationship (he even learned how to communicate with him) I loved how, in the very end, Danny even figured out an important little fact about the purple back gorilla; he is actually a she. This was truely a key episode in the series and it was pretty humorous as well. Who could ever forget Danny and Tucker hugging in thier sleep? This was, truely, a pretty unforgetable episode.

When I first started to watch this show, this episode was my favorite. I loved the part where Tucker accidentally let all the ghosts out of the thermos and then blamed it on Sam throughout the rest of the episode. I also loved it when Danny slammed the door on the reporter's face and said "Jazz is going to kill me for that." and then Jazz said "I'm going to kill him for that" right after he said it. It was also funny when Skulker was looking through his goggles and "Gorilla Attackin" flashed on the top of the screen. It was also funny when Danny and Tucker were hugging and Sam took a picture of them doing this and used it as blackmail. I also thoroughly enjoyed the scenes where Skulker was trying to capture Danny.

Skulker by far is one of the best villains I've seen. Not counting Vlad and Dark Danny. But he is personally a well designed character. I loved this episode right off. The humor, and action were so well blanced. And I loved how Sam let out the gorilla and it went and beated up Skulker. Then she got in trouble for letting the gorilla out. There was a good amount of character building in here. And the thing with Danny fighting Skulker in his room but everyone else is wondering what the ruckus is. And Sam, and Tucker make up that excuse. This episode was great. A good begining for a very well done character. And the comedy was evened out.

This episode has it all. You have to like this, I don't see how you can't. Plus...Skulker's really a puny little green thing...maybe he's really the ghost of jealous and that's why he wants to hunt ghosts. When I saw Skulker's true form I nearly died of laughter. Also to see Danny and Tucker hugging in their sleep...priceless. Still Danny should've gotten more than a C for discovering a secret that could save that species. Gee...thanks...I get published in a GENUIS magazine and I only get a C. I never did like Mr. Lancer anyway, I hope he dies or something

Danny has to write an extra credit paper about purpleback gorrilas,because his ghost hunting is cutting into his studying time.Skulker the Ghost Zones greatest hunter is interested in Danny Phantom and wants to hunt him down.Tucker decides to mange Danny's time so he can have time for ghost hunting and school work.Danny accepts but he bites of more than he can chew when he has to fight Skulker,study the gorrila,and do school work.To make matters worst Skulker uploads Tucker's PDA into his suit's systam and makes himself even more powerful,but he is bound to Danny's schedule which gives our favorite half-ghost the idea to defeat Skulker.Danny waits for Skulker at the zoo and uses a surprise attack on the hunter,but Skulker quickly recovers.Tucker uses his new PDA to control Skulker,but he destroys the new PDA and is about to fight Danny until he calls on the purple back gorrilla to fight Skulker and the gorrilla wins destroying Skulker's ecto suit and revaling him to be a small and weak ghost.Danny captures him in the thermos and writes his paper earning him enough points to pass Science.



A great episode it introduces a major enemy Skulker who will come back for revenge and gives us more insight on Danny's personal and ghost fight lifes.

After tanking a biology test, Danny tries to do an extra-credit report on a purple-back gorilla, which means a trip to the zoo to study one for him, Sam, and Tucker. But at the same time, Skulker, a collector of things rare and unique, is on the hunt for Danny. He tries to capture Danny at the zoo, but is thwarted by the gorilla. But at his house, he uses Tucker’s PDA to upgrade his technology! Capturing Danny seems easy now, but Tucker’s PDA comes with some side effects.



This, I felt, was the first episode of the series that really got me hooked onto the show. But in a way, that is a little hard to say, since it was actually a while before I saw the whole episode. But when I did, I had laughed several times and had also been rather excited by the battle scenes after the less amount of humor and somewhat mediocre battle scenes in MM and PB.



This is the first we see of Tucker as the not so reliable friend. Even though his blaming of Sam for letting the ghosts out of the thermos bugged me a bit, since it was his fault, he was still really funny the rest of the way. And we also see the first at being really technology-obsessed, along with meat-obsessed. His parts with trying to hide the ghost fight in Danny’s room, as well as at the zoo at the end, were both hilarious and represented how he was throughout.



Sam was done fine for OoaK. While she didn’t grab my attention in the way that PB did, she was still IC with trying to prove Sampson (Delilah) should be set free and also trying to get Tucker to stay focused during the fights. Just one thing I didn’t like about her, and that was with her taking the picture of Danny and Tucker sleeping. The sleeping thing itself, while partially funny, it just seemed thrown in there, as well as Sam taking the picture of it.



The action scenes for OoaK were great, the kind that we had not seen as of yet. The camera panning and zooming helped to improve the quality of the scenes, and up until Public Enemies, the ones in this were the best the series had. The humor was in the right places, and the seriousness was also in the right places.



Speaking of the humor, there was quite a lot of it in OoaK, referring to what I said earlier. The opener with the introduction of the Box Ghost, while not exactly really funny, it was still funny. I hadn’t thought that much of the goofy guy, but now I’ve found him to be a pretty funny guy with how dramatic he tries to sound. It first got really funny in the first scene with the Ghost Gabber. The fact that it always said “Fear me” after everything Danny said was drop-dead funny, and the scenes with Connie from Genius Magazine were even funnier, especially when Danny shut the door on her and Maddie.



The ending, I felt, was done alright. The fact that Sampson was actually a female gorilla was an interesting surprise, and I thought it was cool for Danny to be put on Genius Magazine for it. But what bugged me at that part was Lancer raising his grade from a D to a C. I just felt that wasn’t what he deserved after what he had been through. But his taking out of anger on the Box Ghost at the very end raised its quality back up again, and still ended the episode on a high note.



For some reason, I don’t have as much to say about OoaK as I do on other episodes. The humor was there, the action was there, and OoaK ranks the closest out of my Top 10 at 8.9/10.

This episode was great and really funny. There is not much fighting involved but there is at the very end with Skulker and the Gorrila.

One of the funniest parts that i liked is at the end when they find out Sampson the Gorrila is actully a girl. I also like when Skulker keeps trying to fight Danny but he cant because of the automated schedule.

This was a very good way to introduce skulker to the danny phantom show. But I have to say there are things about skulker that make him seem like he is a bad villain. One is that he is too focused on hunting ghosts and stuff. One amazing thing is how skulker is able to make himself a high tech suit judging by his size. I also think that skulker is one of the few villains that get better by the episode instead of worse. but I think that skulker has to control his temper otherwise he will never be able to "mount dannys pelt at the foot of his fireplace". However me critisizing skulker seems to contradict my icon of skulker but you all have got to trust me on this one.

Skulker, ghost zone's greatest hunter wants to add Danny to his collection. Danny is working on an extra credit assignment on a purple-back gorilla so he goes to the zoo where one of the two remaining purple-back gorillas is held. Danny falls asleep. While he is asleep Skulker tries to capture Danny but the gorilla that Sam releases attacks him. Later Skulker attacks Danny in Danny's home. While they fight Skulker gets Tucker's PDA which upgrades him but he has to do what the PDA tells him to. Whenever Skulker tries to attack Danny his PDA tells him to do something related to the purple-back gorilla because Tucker left the data in the PDA. Danny plans to go to the gorilla cage and surprise Skulker. During thier fight Danny summons the gorilla. He attacks Skulker and then Danny uses his Fenton Thermos. Danny then figures out the gorilla is a not a boy. He uses this in his report but unfortunately Mr.Lancer still gives him a bad mark but he took out his anger on the box ghost, a weak harmless ghost.

A good episode. This was hillarious as Skulker could never get Danny without researching Purple back gorillas. We saw a dark side of Sam when she blackmailed Danny and Tucker from squealing on her for releasing the gorilla with an embarassing snapshot of them sleeping together. The funniest episode yet. It could've used more action from Danny. At least there was action when the gorilla tore up Skulker. I guess the way to talk to a gorilla is by scratching your behind. This episode helps the show a lot by showing that it has action and comedy, one of my personal favorite combos. Danny needs more action, but i's only the third episode. At least the bad guys are seeming to be more threatening.

My fave part was when Danny and Tuker huged. HILARIOUS : ) ha ha. Loves it I love Skulker I feel he is a chanlleng for Danny but I am not saying I would want Skulker to destroy Danny. But it might help Danny to get better at fighting ghost. This episode on my top 5.

pun. One of a kind is well one of a kind. Anyway Danny at first tries to blow skulker off then relizes Skulker isn't going to back down. So Danny with the help of his friends tries to bring his grade up by studing a Purple Back gorilla while also having to fight skulker and not sturr any questions. His friends are still learning how to be superhero sidekicks but are there for Danny when he needs them. Danny ends up being able to manage a vary busy scedule.

My Summary of this episode:



The story starts with Danny fighting a pathetic Box Ghost. Danny wants to finish it off quickly because he has to study for a test. Tucker opens the Fenton Thermos and sucks the Box Ghost in. Tucker gets too overconfident and drops the thermos accidentally, releasing all the ghosts that they caught that day. Danny gets annoyed at the idea of starting all over again. Meanwhile, a ghost named Skulker is secretly watching Danny, hoping to add him to his collection of unique specimens.



The next day, while they are having breakfast, Jazz enters ecstatic about Genius magazine wanting to get an interview with Maddie so that she can prove to everyone that her parents are not ghost hunting freaks. Later in school, Danny is shocked on getting a 'D' in biology. He thinks of a way to do less ghost hunting, and raise his grades, and Sam gives him an idea, by telling him to do an extra credit assignment on a purple back gorilla. Sam actually wants Danny to somehow convince everyone to set the male gorilla free, and he agrees to it. After they leave the library, Skulker arrives and sees a picture of the gorilla that they were studying on in the computer.



They spend hours at the observatory studying the gorilla, but he doesn’t seem to be doing anything. Danny and Tucker fall asleep, so Sam goes near the gorilla to try and communicate with him. Meanwhile, Skulker has also arrived nearby and the gorilla senses him, and starts shouting. Sam thinks the gorilla's in trouble so she releases him. Skulker and the gorilla get into a fight, and Sam sees Skulker. But before she can call Danny, Skulker goes away. Danny wakes up, sees the gorilla on the loose and puts him back in his cage.



The next morning, Danny comes home to find a woman from genius magazine interviewing his parents. As usual Jazz tries to stop her parents from talking about ghost hunting, but she has no luck. When Danny gets into his room, Skulker is waiting there for him. Danny and Skulker get into a fight while Sam and Tucker try to create a distraction from Danny's parents. Danny and Skulker break into the lab, and Skulker nearly wins. But then, Skulker makes a huge mistake by noticing Tucker's PDA and grabs it from him and installs it in himself. Now that Danny is captured, Skulker is about to destroy him, when his PDA starts blinking about Tucker's appointment to go to the library, and Skulker has to go there.



When Danny and his friends find out that the PDA is controlling Skulker's every move, they take it to their advantage on getting rid of him. But things don’t go so well when Skulker finds out their plan and destroys Tucker's other PDA. Can Danny get rid of Skulker and improve his grades?





My opinion on this episode:



This was another fun, action-packed episode of Danny Phantom. Skulker seems unbeatable, and I don’t know whether Danny would be able to fight him if the PDA hadn’t gotten in the way, but Danny got lucky, because in the end, it is not even Danny that fights Skulker.

I found Skulker to be a very interesting villian, a ghost hunting other ghosts is a great concept. Skulker is a cross between a collector and a hunter, he doesn't want to kill Danny (at first) but add him to his collection, and make him live the rest of his live in a cage, since he is the only half-human, half-ghost alive(to date).

finally, we have a attention jerker! This one made up for the flat first two. More like this, an dwe have here a lot of competition for other t.v. shows. But why is Skulker in the Box warehouse anyway? He's a hunter. he would be better off in a jungle.