Batman sighed in what would be disbelief if he were anyone else.
"Ok, so, I made a boo-boo," admitted the young hero, apparently named Danny Phantom, "I used the W word and Desiree overheard me."
"The W word?" asked Shazam, who'd just gotten there.
"W-I-S-H," he spelled out, "never use that word anywhere near genies. Bad idea."
"Well, yeah," scoffed Constantine behind them, "that's genies 101."
Batman growled under his breath, "what did you w-word for?"
"That I wasn't the only hero around."
"Dude," said the other kid in the room, "That's what I wished for!"
"Oh, Ben 10. The universe got destroyed and I had to put it back together, but I kinda wondered if the job would be easier with more heroes around."
"It sucks being the only one, right?"
"Wait, so who's responsible for this?" cut in Wonder Woman.
"Me," they both said, "wait what?"
"Dude, you're a cartoon in my universe," accused Danny.
"That's what I was gonna say!" countered Ben, "You're-! ... wait."
"I could have sworn I knew your name."
The two looked at the Justice League.
"Actually, I'm pretty sure you guys were comic book characters," recalled Ben, "I should know your secret identities, but..."
"You're drawing a blank too?" guessed Danny.
"Comic books," cut in Cyborg, "we're comic books?"
"Yeah... I think you're a cartoon actually," recalled Danny, "but I don't... really remember."
"Wasn't there a cartoon about a half-ghost kid?" recalled Spider-Man, "On Nickleodeon."
"Did you read any other comic books?" asked Invincible.
"I watched a few shows," figured Danny, "but how can we tell which universes got merged?"
"Differentiating the universes involved in the merge will be difficult," Bulkhead pointed out from the comm-screen , "as time goes on, we will forget that they were ever separate."
"Guess we'll need to get used to it," figured Bubbles.