Danny Phantom

Three seasons, one disliked finale, and two graphic novels that quietly continue it.

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Where to start with Danny Phantom

Watch the three seasons in order. This one matters more than it does on most Nicktoons, because Danny Phantom was the first Nickelodeon cartoon built around story arcs rather than self-contained half hours.

  1. 1
    Danny Phantom, seasons 1 to 3 (2004 to 2007) Danny Phantom

    In order. The arcs build, and the four double-length episodes are the load-bearing ones: Reign Storm, The Ultimate Enemy, Reality Trip and the finale Phantom Planet.

  2. 2
    Danny Phantom: A Glitch in Time (2023) Danny Phantom: A Glitch in Time

    A graphic novel, and the first real continuation after a sixteen year gap. Optional, but it is the only thing that follows on.

  3. 3
    Danny Phantom: Fair Game (2025) Danny Phantom: Fair Game

    The second graphic novel, set after the finale, bringing back the villain from The Ultimate Enemy.

Then what? The 2017 crossover short is a joke and can be skipped. No revival has ever been announced, despite one of the loudest fan campaigns on the internet.

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The Series

  • Danny Phantom 2004, 3 seasons, 53 episodes

After the Series

  • The Fairly Odd Phantom 2017
  • Danny Phantom: A Glitch in Time 2023
  • Danny Phantom: Fair Game 2025

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