Danny Phantom

Honestly NICK I <3 this show I think you should make a fourth and fifth season with 20 episodes each of Danny phantom and on the last episode of season 5 you remind everyone of the fun over the episodes and make go to when he is litterly a grown-up superhero and NICK this is one of the BEST SHOWS I HAVE EVER SEEN!!!!!!!!!! If NICK CANT SEE THAT'S TRUE ARTISTRY THEN THEY ARE BLIND!!!!!!!!!! Oh 10/10 BUTCH HARTMAN!

This is supposed to be the last movie/episode that ends the entire series. Ok, that's good. But it kinda annoyed me how Sam kissed Danny. I mean, they were always saying "Fake out make out!" at the beginning of the series, and now, they decided they were ready, so they kissed. Plus, the idea of Danny becoming normal already happened in another episode, Identity Crisis. I mean seriously. I think it would have been better if his parents did not find out about his secrets or anyone. But that is just me. Plus, you see very little of Valerie in this episode, and Jack isn't that much of an idiot. Vlad purposely spoils his secret. And in the previous episode "D-sstablized" Valerie said she was going to hunt Vlad. Well, that never happened. My opinion would be this is a great season 3 finale, but not a good finale to the series. I think they should have made one or two more seasons, or end it when it was senor year at high school. anyways, it was a good movie, but it made me kinda sad, but still, it was good.

This was the best finale ever. I love this show. Okay, Danny gets super mad about no one appricating danny phantom. so he decides, he's tired of having his powers and being humilated by vlad's new team, so he's going to go into the portal, and let his powers go away. sam, tucker, and jazz don't think he should but once he does, he has a big streak of his white hair as danny phantom in his hair. He soon starts to miss being half ghost. Sam misses his ghost half too, and confronts him for being soo okay, about that. Then it is a nnounced that a meteor, is going to hit the earth. everyone including the fentons. They couldn't do it. Vlad then shows his secret to the world, and demands 400 billion dollors, and he will make the meteor intangible until the meteor or asteroid(I'll call it the big rock) passes by. His plan doesn't work, because it's made out of an ectoplasmic substance. Can't be touched by a ghost, or half ghost. Danny has a plan to go what vlad had planned but have the earth intangible, until the meteor goes by safely. he goes into the ghost zone, and gets zapped by soo many ghosts at once, that his ghost half is restored. he's back and he's happy. He convinces all the ghosts to help him with his plan, easily.they save the earth and ghost zone, some suspensful scenes later. Danny's parents along with the whole world, discovers his big secret, and they're okay with it.Tucker, becomes the youngest mayor on history, and gives a speech, to everyone about the statues of danny phantom with a globe in one hand held high, and his and everyones thankfulness to him. Sam and Danny, are watching from a hill. Danny gives Sam the class ring, shown earlier on. He puts it on her, and they admit their feelings towards each other. It ends with a kiss betweens the two, and they fly off together. I LOVE THIS SHOW. I wish it didn't have to end though. It was such a great show. They could still make a season four. Great finale.

Even though Danny Phantom is now over which makes me sad, I am glad that he got a great last episode. Most shows just end with nothing explained, but in this one. Danny lost his ghost powers and got them back, Vlad reavealed he was Plasmious to all of Amity Park, almost every single ghost that has ever appeared came back (except Dan, which kinda dissapointed me), Danny was reavealed to everyone as Danny Phantom and is accepted, and last but not least: Danny and Sam kissed! The greatest series finale I've ever seen, I'm going to miss Danny Phantom.

I give this episode a ten out of ten on a awesome scale! This was the best final episode I ever watched, I couldn't take my eyes off of it. It's about time people of Amity Park knew the truth about Vlad's darkside, especially Jack Fenton. He must've been hard knowing his old friend from college was an evil ghost who tried to terminate him. My favorate part of the episode was after Danny got his powers back again, formulated a plan to save the planet from the asteriod (which is Vlad's fault) by making it intangible using every ghost to power up the machine, and the kissing scene between Danny and Sam (the goth girl). But my all time favorate scene was when Danny revealed his true identity to everyone after realizing his parents have figured out about him and his ghosts powers. He went from nobody to badboy, to badboy/hero, to the world's greatest hero. I thought it was so cool when Danny convinced everyone in Amitypark, every country on earth and the ghost zone to work together saving both of their worlds. And the fact his parents are cool with him being the ghost boy. I guess his dream from Season 3 Episode 49 "Frightmare" was more of a premonition. This was truely the greatest episode in history of animation.

This is like the awesomest episode i have ever seen in Danny Phantom. Even though it was so obvious that Danny would survive through the whole 'astreoid' thingy, i was so afraid when it came to that particuliar part. I was busy eating my potato chips so fast. I was like "Oh my gosh, oh my gosh"

I have 2 things why i hate this episode:

1) The beginning was so boring. i thought it would be like =.='. thank god i stayed for the ending

2) Sam and Danny. I dont support that couple. but when they kissed in the antartica or wherever they are, it was so not romantic. the ending kiss was good.

BTW, I was so sad Vlad was killed. I thought he was a good guy in the end :(

Anyway, awesome episode and series classic. BUT save Danny. Dont let Danny end :(

I must say that the show ended pretty nicely. Most of the American cartoons' series finales result in being forever cliffhangers or not ending entirely when canceled from a TV network. So I'm glad that Danny Phantom finished with a decent, satisfying ending. Granted I would love to see another one or two seasons of Danny Phantom, but what's done is done.



I completely don't understand why Nickelodeon decided to cancel Danny Phantom. Because of that, the series lost its momentum with their last few episodes, especially the final episode, as they felt somewhat rushed and some loose ends unresolved. Oh well. The high score is rewarded only because of Danny and Sam. The finale was not very grand, but they helped made it worth it as they finally become boyfriend and girlfriend, and to me, that makes it a "perfect ending" for the series in my book. Yes, yes, I'm a sucker for cartoon romance.



Overall, though the series finale of Danny Phantom wasn't very spectacular or epic, at least it was a satisfying ending that gives the series closure.

What made this episode kind of boring was how there wasn't really much fighting when everyone wanted to save the world, just a bunch of ghosts working together to make the earth intangible. There wasn't much action, really. Also, how Danny got his powers back didn't really have much of an explanation to it-- it just happened. That sort of goes with the world being saved so suddenly and simply. It was a good resolution how everyone got what they wanted in this episode-- Danny and Sam getting together, Tucker being the mayor(he always wanted attention and respect), and everyone else not being destroyed by an asteroid. I did think it was too sudden and poorly thought out when they made Tucker mayor, even though it made some sense.

This episode was very special in many minds. First off, it took me until the last few minutes of the climax for me to realize that this was the series finale, showing how much I (and definitely many others) care about DP. We Don't Want It Too End!!



But anyway, towns are protected, worlds are saved, and secrets are revealed. The only real qualm I have with the plot of the last few episodes in general are how quickly the writers decided to push Sam and Danny together. In the movie it worked out really well, with the cliche good bye kiss and whatnot, but all the hype during Phantomania and Phantomania II just pushed them together too fast after 40 episodes of awkward silences and 'blushy moments.'



But, I digress. Phantom Planet is overall evenly paced, and a good series finale. That doesn't mean it won't be a great season finale, though... ^^

Keep in mind that this review is almost a year late, but I knew that I eventually had to write a review for the final episode of one of my favorite shows I'd ever watched before.



Okay, so this episode is all about the biggest challenge that Danny has faced, for it is on a world wide, everyone-is-going-to-die-if-I-don't-stop-this scale. And of course, Vlad is trying to use this to his advantage. Unfortunately, Danny gave up his powers, a seemingly classic superhero thing. It took soooooo long just to get to what I just described in the movie. The first half was already gone by this time. The beginning of the movie was pretty cool, with funny banter between Danny and Vlad, and the Maddie hologram. It made me eager for the rest of the movie, but then it slowed down. They seemed to want to focus on how Danny felt about being normal again, and how it really made things unnatural/hard for him, after all, he had been a hero for quite a long time already, though we don't know how long truly, because of the break in continuity in previous episodes. I liked this angle on the story, but I don't really like how it was done. Danny seemed very immature, and Sam kept nagging and nagging Danny about it, as if she could control him. It actually made me see what the other fans disliked about Sam for so long, and it made me think like Danny hadn't grown up at all since he first got his powers.



Luckily, it improved towards the second half, if I can remember correctly. Good old Jack gets put on the mission to destroy the asteroid hudling towards Earth, and Vlad screws him up. Soon after that, I think, Vlad says that he will stop the thing, if he gains power over the world (little too much classic villain there), and totally gets screwed up when he can't do it. He can never return to earth now. Slightly anti-climatic I must say. I was hoping for a showdown between him and Danny, where Danny finally proves himself the craftier and stronger one, finally winning the game of chess, instead of Vlad messing himself up. Or at least Vlad could have tried to exact his revenge by trying to waste the world, I don't know.



Stuff happens, Danny gets powers back, and gets aid of enemies to help him turn world intangible. This was a nice touch because I love when enemies unify for one good cause, though its kind of been done before in this show. It was nice that Danny and Sam got together, cool that Danny made the biggest move, the kiss on the lips, and of course it added epicness to the scene, and the other events latter, even though you knew it would all turn out fine in the end, it was still cute, except for maybe those Danny/Valerie fans, but by then, that possibility was far gone. Three things about the end bothered me quite a bit though. Why did Danny reveal his identity to everyone. It was awesome to see his parent's reactions, but it should have stayed between them. What's a super hero with out a secret identity? Come on, writers! Why did Valerie seem so at peace, as well? She should have at least looked slightly horrified, then looked calm. That seems out of character. Why is Tucker the mayor? He's only 14 years old! Lots of improbable things happen in super hero shows, but that's pushing it in another way that really shouldn'y be pushed. Still, the ending wasn't too bad, everything turned out alright for Danny, his fears of his parents and the world not excepting him were ended by finally revealing the truth, he got the girl, and the bad guy is forever banished.



For Vlad's fate, it seems fitting. I love how Jack turned on him in the end; he's not as stupid as he seems. Vlad had ran out of all of his options, when he thought that he would certainly win, he didn't consider all that he was putting on the line. His pride, greed, and wrath got in the way, and he finally lost it all, getting pretty much something close to what he deserved. Still, one might feel sad for his loneliness. In my opinion, this movie should have had more Danny and Vlad stuff, so that Vlad's demise and the end would have been more satifying, for after all they went through, it just didn't end in an epic way, like it should have. It should have involved more "chess" play between them for a truely fitting end.



In short, this ending to the show was a bit disapppointing, for it wasn't very epic, and the main villain wasn't really the main villain the whole time. It was interesting to see Danny without powers, but he just seemed so out of character at that place and time. The pacing was off tremendously.



Even so, I generally like the concept, and emotion in the most important parts. The feeling of the world unifying in a time of crisis conveys an important message to us, as does the demise of Vlad, so this wasn't a horrible ending to this show. The mood was right in the second half, though the first half was mostly wacky. The second half helped make up for some of it. I was hoping for something like "The Ultimate Enemy" or "Reign Storm," but this one didn't get all that close to those two. The mood of those two were really good the whole way through, and were very epic. They were generally more consistant. I'm sad that we never got to see the return of Dark Dan. I always thought that the series should've ended with Vlad, but the episode before should have been Dark Danny. We did get foreshadowing, didn't we. That was definatley one of the most disappointing things with the end. Definately a must see for any Danny Phantom fan of any range of fandom, but it is the ending, after all. It was cool being a big fan of this show for so long, even if it wasn't consistant. Could have been better, but it surely wasn't horrible, or even bad, just not as good as I was expecting, or more so, hoping for.

This episode was the last of the Danny Phantom episodes, which made it painful to watch, I loved it and the plot, but I couldn't enjoy it very much knowing it was the last episode. It's like a prisoner's last meal before his execution. I loved Danny Phantom, it was my favorite nick show EVER! It even beats out Avatar (though not by much). I will miss Danny Phantom so much. It was the best, good humor, creative villans, and good plot lines. Anyuway, back to the episode. This episode is the ultimate in world saving. A meteor is heading right towards Earth, so to save it, everyone has to ban together. The end of this episode basically brought everything together, but made me want more. Best episode by far.

There were some things I liked and some things I didn't like about this episode. Ending it with Sam and Danny getting together was one of the things that I did like. Without them getting together would have just sorta been like a hanging thread. One of the things that did bother me though was everyone learning Danny's secret. I was okay with his parent's finally discovering the truth as well as Valerie. But having the whole world know who Danny's identity just seems ridiculous to me. It defeats the purpose of erasing their memories the first time they knew. Tucker becoming mayor was defintely too much. I think they should have just restored the original mayor, with maybe Tucker getting some sort of honor. The thing with everyone discovering Vlad's secret I'm a bit 50-50 on. Its not so much the fact that they now know his secret, but how they learned it. Him simply revealing it to the world seemed very anti-climatic to me. Plot was I think it was very good, I just think it could have been better.

NOOOOO,why must this be the last episode!?!?!? I love this because Danny and Sam become boyfriend and girlfriend! this notes the only episode where a main charcter dies... thank goodness it was Vlad. Just so u know, he died of the asteroid in outerspace. if u want to know how he ended up in outerspace, Jack left him out there to rot after finding out that Vlad never really liked him and he wanted to steal Maddie from him. Even though they left a few gaps in the plot of the series, it was still the greastest ending of a cartoon I've ever seen. I don't care if it didn't show the fate of Dan Phantom, because for all we know, thats water under the bridge in the show.



The greatest scene ever from the show is the kissing scene in Antartica. (It was Antartica because there were penquins there.)

i love all the DxS parts they are officialy a couple after danny gives the ring to sam, and i cant believe that this is the last of danny phantom, i hope nick changes thiere minds about canceling danny phantom, and i hope the next episode is about danny and sam's relationship about how things will work out, and if danny is really accepted by the citezens of amitypark, and what will tucker do now that he is a mayor, i just love this episode cuz sam and danny officialy kissed not as a fake-out-make-out but for real, i hope danny phantom wont be canceled and will have more episodes

It was great but it made me feel like more. I want more Danny Phantom really badly. Best show that Nick has ever had. I love the part when Danny & Sam kissed but who would not like that part besides girls who want Danny for themselves. I also like the part when Jack says nice job Danny or should I say Danny. I kind of screamed at that part. I don't know what it is but I always do something when people find out Danny is half ghost. Alot of the time they forget or something happens so that never happened. I'm glad that Jazz found out his secret a long time ago. My Brother's Keeper was the best season 1 episode. I love Phantom Planet because everybody knows his secret & thats how its going to stay. I hope. If the show does get saved I hope that they keep it so every one still knows his secret. I still can not believe that this is the end. It just can't be. Danny Phantom was the show that I could not stop thinking about intill there was a knew episode. Then I was fine for about 2 weeks. I went crazy when they did not have it on for a while. I can't believe that this was the last episode.

"Phantom Planet," There aren't even words to describe how much I loved this episode. Who knows how many times I have watched it since it aired...Begining with an awesome opener in space and ending with a romantic kiss and flight this episode has absolutely everything. For now this is the series finale, but it cannot stay that way! Not with an ending like that. So much is left unsolved, what does Valarie think, what happened to Vlad, is he dead? Does everyone in the world know about Danny being Danny Phantom or just those that were present at the pole? This cannot be the end of the series! We will save this show, we just can't give up on it. With an ending like that, just imagine how amazing the begining of the next season will be. As Danny says in the episode, "If we all come together, not as seperate nations, but as one world, We Can Do This!!!!"

I loved Danny phantom! It was great, Butch Hartman was raw! The show had so much depth, the characters were three dimensional. I loved the episode. It had me captivated. I wish it didn't have to go. But know Butch Hartman can go back to making Fairly Odd Parents great (come on you know the last couple of seasons have been a little bad). Anyway all I have to say is this episode was emotional, hilarious, and pivitol. A great way to end a great series. Maybe Butch Hartman can make a cross over on the new season of fairly odd Parents (I can dream can't I)

Probably the most amazing cartoon series finale that has ever taken place. This episode had a dynamite plot, talented writing, and excellent special effects. And we all know how hard I am to please.



The story has a satisfying conclusion, tying up all the loose strings, such as the Plasmius/Jack Fenton relationship, Sam & Danny as well as the ultimate moment: the true identity of Danny Phantom



Plasmius had a good ending. It was nice to see that the writers didnt do a half-cooked job. Jack realized him for who he truly is.



The Sam & Danny storyline surprisingly, was well written! It wasnt cliched but was ironicly very touching.



And how Danny revealed himself was a moment that would go down in the cartoon history books as thrilling. It was hilarious seeing Tucker emerging as the youngest mayor of Amityville!



But the episode would have been terrible, if the stunning music had not been played.



Good night Danny Phantom. And Good Luck.

I was not at all happy with this episode for a few reasons, first of all well almost every one was acting out of character. I just don't see Danny giving up being a hero because he's not in the lime light, and for his friends and sister go I also don't understand why they where so down on him because in a moment of weakness he'd talk away his powers. Sam most of all I did not like he attitude in the episode the fact that unless Danny was a ghost fighting hero she didn't want to be his friend was a little lame, at least Tucker excepted it.



Vlad is a another issue he praticlr turnd in to a joke in this episode. From going to a powerful nemisis to a higher up weakling was stupid, and was stupid of the writer to have Danny catch up to fast. Like other charaters he was acting out of character. Tucker becoming mayor at the end was to unrealstic even for a cartoon,and really a cartoon like this. The biggest issue I had was every one finding out his secret. After the events of Forever Phantom it really make no sense why he'd let that happen. I would have no problem if his Mom and Dad fond out, I be kind of happy then. The fact we'd know they would except it as shown in the events of Reality trip. I sorry to any one who was a fan of the episode i was not.

Why would you tell them about Danny was the ghostboy? Valerie could be mad at him. Knowing he's both. Why would VLad set Varlerie up in the first place with Danny? Well at least people know he's a ghost and tried to reach to the astroid but it caused some hard thinking. Luckily, Danny got a statue of him in every country in the world because of doing Opperation: Intangatable. I love that idea. I also want more of this in the future,a nd I want to see this again. I loved this episode that's the best idea in this season. I love to see this episode again!

This Movie of Danny Phantom has to be Butch Hartman's best work ever. Three of the well kept secrets in this series are finally let out. 1) The world knows now that Vlad Master is Vlad Plasmius, 2) Danny's secret is out that he is Danny Phantom, and he is now OK with that. 3) Most importantly Danny and Sam tell each other that they love each other and they share their first kiss. This may be the final episode of Danny Phantom but maybe not. They can make Skulker Danny's new Arch enemy, have girls try to take Danny away from Sam, and show how Danny and Sam are doing as a couple. The did do that with Kim and Ron as a couple in "Kim Possibile" and Nickelodeon does have a hero "El Tigre" who all the people is that show knows that he isM anny Rivera. Even if they don't continue Danny Phantom, this was the best Series Finale I have ever seen.

Phantom Planet has a good ending, but I don't see what happened to Vlad, did he became a full ghost already or he just died. I don't like Nick to cancel Danny Phantom's productions especially many people supports it and many people watch it around the world. I would like them to continue the production and I also want to know what happened to Dani Phantom after Kindred Spirits and D-Stabilized. Certainly no good reason why they should end this.

I also saw Vlad was hit by an asteroid and after that...I don't know what happened to him.

I liked the best was the part that Danny and Sam kissed under a tree.....

Please support Danny Phantom and Save him

This Movie was the best out of all the Danny Phantom movies. I'm so sad that its over, but it shouldn't be. Don't they know that now they can do so much more. I really wanted to see what happens next. How Danny and Sam deal with their relationship, and more making out XD. They can also make Danny Phantom the next Generation, where they have a kid, or kids. Where Danny's son or daughter have problems controling their powers or something.

Also in Phantom Planet, I don't know about you guys but I really wanted Danny to ask Sam "Will you be my girlfriend." Instead he said "I couldn't have done any of this without you." Which is ok, but I just wanted to hear him say that! But I'm just really happy that they finally got together, which they should have done sooner. Well overall Awesome Movie XD.

This was the saddest attempt on a series finale ever. I started watching this episode with high hopes and they were quickly diminished by the terrible script. Vlad, who is a pretty bad villain, comes across as a weakling. I mean, even during the parts where Danny is losing his popularity as a superhero, Vlad comes across so... Blah! It was terrible.

But Vlad was the least of my problems. Danny was also weak. So what if there are new people who come in to defeat the ghosts instead of him? Remember the Guys in White? Danny parents? All the OTHER ghost hunters? Why did Danny have to just give up after a few scenarios in which Master's Blasters defeated the ghosts before him. I mean most fads come and go. He was being so lame.

Besides Danny, Sam also disappointed me. She was such a strong character in previous episodes. EVEN when she played the damsel in distress. I mean, she seemed so cool like Fiona from Shrek. (This is in reference to the whole damsel in distress thing.) Sam was my favorite character up until this episode because she just seemed insignificant. She may have helped Danny a bit, but not with the strength she ususally has.

Not only did some of the characters portrayals bother me, but also the script. I couldn't help but cringe when Danny said, "now let's get this party started!" in the end, when all the ghosts help make the world intangible to avoid the asteroid. What kind of party is it, when everyone is using all their strength to save the world? It didn't sound like much of a party to me, so why the line? There were several other moments like this. Oh, and back to Danny being weak... He was so pouty about not being a popular superhero. OMG! he was pulling a Harry Potter! But, guess what, Butch Hartman ain't got nothing on JK Rowling. She at least ended her series by explaining everything and ELABORATING on it. There was no elaboration in this series finale. It was just... Blah... there is no word to describe how disappointed i am.

It's up to Danny Phantom, Sam, and Tucker to save the world from a collision with a massive ghost asteroid. Vlad reveals his ghost form and holds the world hostage to ransom. But his attempts on destroying the asteroid fail and his friendship with Jack Fenton comes to a bitter end. Vlad is forced to flee, leaving it up to Danny Phantom. Danny rallies all the ghosts in the ghost zone to turn the world intangible so the asteroid will pass harmlessly through it. The plan suceeds, Danny's secret identity becomes public, and he emerges a hero. The Danny/Sam kiss fans waited for finally happens. All the loose ends are tied up, satisfying, enjoyable, and a fine ending to a great cartoon. Not my favorite episode over all, I mean I would of preferred a new villain or something dark like Ultimate Enemy, but this was the Series Finale I was waiting for. Farewell, Danny Phantom.

This in my opinion was the best Danny Phantom TV movie out of all of them. The ending to this was great it's ashame really that it's the last thing of Danny Phantom. I was really hoping on a fourth season to see what Danny and Sam are like together as a couple. All that work to save the show and it didn't even work either Nickelodean decided to take this show off or Butch Hartman didn't have time to make anymore Danny Phantom Episodes. I personally think Butch couldn't make anymore because there was an ending to this show. This show will be deeply missed.

This is the series finale? I hate to bad mouth Butch Hartman, but what was this? I only wanted to watch this because I knew danny and sam would kiss, and get together, but the comet seemed so....... out of place. All Danny wanted to do was to get reconized by the city, and he just wanted a break, just like Jake in American Dragon. Then Tucker becomes Mayor, and Danny gets his powers back, just from a blast (that should of killed him)? I wish Danny reveles his secret and sam & Danny in the middle of the series. Like in Kim Possible, and American Dragon, the secrets and big episodes were in the middle, and then you got to see if the relationship lasted, and you saw them kiss a couple times. Usually, I don't like DP because it's not as funny as FOP, but in Phantom Mania 2, the best ones were the episodes, not the "big movie" at the end.

I think they simply tried to hard.

Well... That's it. It's a shame.

The episode seemed forced, it just didn't have the same feeling as all of the other episodes in the series.



I'm not going to bother going over what happened in the episode, seeing as everyone else pretty much has it covered.



What happened to Dan Phantom? Yeah, he was taken by the Observers, but now that the series is over we'll never know.

This has left me at a bit of a bitter state...

Even though it's a television show, this is the only American cartoon I watch, let alone one of the very few and rare American television shows at all...



Though I know it will never happen, it would be nice to know what happened with Dan Phantom and Danny's future, yes, he's loved and known now, but as Dan Phantom said when Danny thought he had taken care of his future, "You don't get it, do you? I'm still here! I still exist! That means you still turn into me." DOES he still turn into him, if by some off chance?

We fans shall never know.



You were an enjoyable show, Danny Phantom, thank you for the entertainment.



Thank you, Butch Hartman, for your imaginative creation.



And last but not least, though seeing Vlad blasted by a meteorite was funny, I still think he needed a better villain's "death"



Hah, but, I'm not the creator, so I have no say in the matter.



Fare thee well, Danny.



(I DO ramble on.)

It took me a bit to see this since I was away for the airing of Phantom Planet but I taped it. After taping it, I realized it was worth the wait.



I loved the use of CGI in this episode. CGI by itself is sometimes boring, but Butch and the rest of the Danny Phantom crew mixed it with their animation and made great special effects out of it.



But special effects alone can't carry a whole episode. This episode had a good plotline as well, but it reminded me a little too much of the American Dragon Jake Long episode "Being Human" where Jake, like Danny, has his powers taken away on purpose for one reason or another at around the time a huge threat is looming.



But whatever, still a pwnsome episode!



There is one thing to complain about however, the Danny/Sam ending. Personally, they're far from my favorite couple. They look cute together and the whole series is practically setting it up, but it was just forced down your throat.



But anyways, this is easily the best episode of Danny Phantom yet. 10/10, it rocks!

Nick did a good job ending Danny Phantom in my opinion. They cleared up all the loose ends and everyone goes home happy. Danny is upset when the new superheros (Master's Blasters) start finishing off all the ghosts. So he gets rid of his ghost powers by stepping into the portal. Once his powers are gone the portal explodes. Sam and Tucker are upset how they don't have to do anything, but Danny is very happy being human. Right when Danny starts to get bored Masters Blasters start charging people money to hunt down the ghosts. Pretty soon they find out that an asteriod the size of Earth starts hurdling towards their planet. Then Mayor Vlad shows his true self (his ghost half) and says he will turn the asteroid intangible if they agree to pay him 500 billion dollars. They agree. He takes Jack up with him, and tells Jack how he really hates him for what he has done to him. Once Vlad realizes that he can't turn the asteriod intangible he gives up and asks Jack for forgivness. Jack instead flies off without him. Vlad realizing he can't go back since reaveling his true self stays in space. Danny then comes up with the idea that they should turn the Earth intangible, but they will need to enlist the help of some ghosts. Before they go in the ghost zone Sam gives Danny back the ring that he was going to give to Valerie. She says she figured out who it was really for (it had her name engraved in the inside of the ring). Danny says he wants to talk to her after all the drama is over and Sam kisses Danny on the cheek. Then they both kiss each other. Then Danny goes into the ghost zone to catch some ghosts and then Skulker slashes the net. All the ghosts attack Danny which gives him back his ghost powers. The next scene you see the ship Danny was in crashing into a mountain. Sam freaks out, and Jazz tells her parents Danny was on the ship. Then Danny flies out with the ghosts and they turn the Earth intangible so it is saved. Then Jazz tells Danny that their parents now know who he is. So he reveals himself to everyone and they all cheer. Then there is a big ceremony where a statue has been placed of Danny Phantom in all the major world capitals. Danny skips the ceremony with Sam and he gives her the ring. They kiss, and then fly off into the sunset.