We have Danny join the JLD due to his status as Ghostly. So here's a proposition.
When something really big happens that involves the Supernatural, the JLD is called but when that also goes out of hand - Constantine, Zatanna and Shazam all call a group of people that can help.
And soon enough, an entire squad appears - both with weapons, glowing green eyes, and looking ready to kick some ass.
Is it the GIW?
Fuck no, that's CASPER HIGH!
That's right - Liminal Casper High Students, but they are all Adults and moved out and Danny has somewhat retired. But after the JLD found out about them and Amity Park (and after profusely apologizing) they agreed on this.
The Hanunted Ones will only come in to help if the JLD cannot handle or believe they need some extra back-up on something. Think of them like the Payday Gang.
Literally 30+ members shows up (or whoever is available), with different Supernatural Abilities and absolutely kicking ass professionally, whilst still being dramatic.
Danny is the only one who's not included, only because he's actively retired. And will only step in as a complete and total Last Resort.
The JLD basically now has their own Hit-Squad, but for the Supernatural.
Meanwhile the Justice League has no fucking clue about this because no one bothered to ask. Except Batman, he probably knows.
Pic 2: Girls names are from Tucker's PDA in Beauty Marked. You can find fandom wiki pages for all of them except for poor Annie who for some reason seems to have no mention.
FANON: Agent F (Brittany)
Boys names have come up in conversations. Nathan has been called both Nathan and Lester. His full name could very well be Nathan Lester regardless of if the two different names were on purpose or they simply forgot he already had a name. (Or you could make them identical twins.)
Pic 3: We all know Jazz. Others are one-off characters who have a name but we see them only once. Spike appears in the Mystery Meat with Jazz:
"Spike, you have to open up to your parents! Be true to yourself and them."
Nate makes an appearance in Attack of the Killer Garage Sale :
"Here's your pizza, Sam."
"Thanks, Nate."
Lyle is a band kid from Splitting Images :
"Hi. I'm Lyle. Wanna help me clean my spit valve?"
In a world where avians(bird hybrids) are normal, though somewhat rare; Danny is a raven.
Before any sports at school game he’s gifted flower crowns and necklaces, an extra cookie or two from other students at lunch, random little trinkets and nick-nacks.
He’s on kind-off-friendly terms with most sports players of the school, and usually on not-so-friendly terms with the opposing teams. When home team wins a game, he’s invited to the celebration party; when home team loses a game, well let’s just say he comes home with a few bruises and missing feathers.
He’s not the official mascot, but he basically is.
Off topic, Doiyi: “Paulina would totally be a flamingo.” Me: “pfff definitely a flamingo.”
DP x DC. Batfam, Casper High students, John Constantine.
Liminal Amity that disappeared years ago has a student trip to Gotham and alarm the Bats who give John Constantine a heart attack when he finds out about it afterward.
The Bats are all in their civvies giving a tour of Wayne Industries to a group of students when a rouge attack happens and the whole building gets taken hostage.
Before any of the Batfam can figure out what to do or how to get into costume the students whip out a bunch of glowing weapons and deal with the situation.
They act like this is normal except for the rogue being a bit disappointing.
They finish the tour, walk off the premises, and then literally disappear into a glowing green portal to hell.
The Batfam tries to find out more about them or the town they came from and come up blank.
So they take it to the Justice League and John Constantine basically has a heart attack when he hears them asking about Amity Park, the town that got liminal-ized right out of reality because the Ghost King lives there.
Day (632/100) in my #∞daysofwriting @the-wip-project 22nd of Feb
Do the students of Casper High know that Spectra was a ghost? Or do they think school counsellors are just Like That?
To all appearances Spectra arrived, made the students miserable, then disappeared. The only people that found out she was a ghost were Danny, Tucker, Sam and Jazz.
It isn't an unheard of idea to have Casper High students be wary and avoidant of school counsellors because their last one was secretly an evil ghost. But has anyone run with the idea that they might avoid school counsellors post My Brother's Keeper not because they know she was a ghost, but because they don't? What if they avoid them because they think Spectra was simply doing her job and none of them want to be hurt like that again?
Does Kwan recognize Spectra during Doctor's Disorders and that's how they discover she's a ghost? It stirs an entirely new wave of paranoia because this is two times that the same ghost has targeted Casper High students by pretending to be a medical professional and none of the adults noticed.
Hey it's a new event!
one that I'm totally not late for 😅
Anywho, thought I'd try a drabble and I'm very proud of myself for actually getting it down to 100 words exactly!
You can read it on AO3
or right here! 👇
The anticipation was palpable.
Everyone was keeping an eye on the clock, even the nerdy kids.
As it got closer, the room got quieter as they collectively held their breath.
Mr. Lancer set down his book and everyone knew not to move despite his silence.
The room was a powder keg ready to blow, but they all remained seated.
He smiled, pleased that they were still following his policy. “It’s been a pleasure teaching you this year. I hope you have a lovely summer. You’ve earned it.”
It started slowly. One or two students took notice that Danny Fenton, son of the town’s most prominent ghost hunters, would run away every time a ghost showed up. He’d either be gone as soon as the ghost showed up or even earlier. Either way, he was never around. A few people at first thought maybe he was running off for ghost hunting equipment or to call his parents for help. They quickly realized however, that he wouldn’t return until after the ghost was gone and his parents, if they showed up at all, would be even later. That led to the only possible answer; Danny Fenton was terrified of ghosts.
Once Dash Baxter realized this, he took every opportunity to use this knowledge in his torment of Danny. He roped the rest of the football team into his plans and would have them jump out from around corners, behind doors, and any time Danny wasn’t paying attention to what was going on around him. Each player had their own favorite battle cry to accompany their jump scare, all in varying degrees of ridiculous.
Danny honestly didn’t much mind the assumption that all his classmates seemed to have about him. It helped keep their minds far from connecting any dots between Fenton and Phantom, and kept him firmly at the bottom of the social ladder where no one wanted to hang out with him and learn anything about him. He could handle the occasional jock jumping out to scare him with the added benefit of improving his acting skills.
It was only once the rumors spread beyond the high school that Danny started to get fed up. Someone must have bragged to their younger sibling. Kids started coming up to him in the park or while he was hanging with his friends at the Nasty Burger and trying to scare him. The younger the kid, the worse they were at being scary.
One Saturday, Danny finally lost his battle with self control. It was a beautiful day and he was enjoying what was likely to be one of the last nice days of fall with Sam and Tucker in the park. Not only was the weather perfect, the ghosts had left him alone all day and he was enjoying the rare break reclined back on the grass resting. At least, he was until a group of elementary kids noticed the trio and decided they could all impress each other by scaring the high schooler.
Danny’s perfect day was interrupted by a loudly shouted Boo! He opened his eyes to find the grinning face of a skinny kid hovering over him.
“Leave me alone,” he grumbled, eyes slipping shut to resume his almost-nap.
“Boo!” another kid shouted from what sounded like off to his left. He sat up this time, to tell the kids to scram. Pulling these kinds of stunts at school was one thing, but interrupting his first free day in weeks was too much. He hadn’t gotten further than opening his mouth to repeat the request to leave him alone when a third and final Boo! came from a kid who jumped up off the ground to emphasize his point.
Danny narrowed his eyes. Screw it, they wanted scary? He let his eyes glow a toxic green and the ghostly static he spoke with in ghost form creep into his voice.
