Prompt #26
So often in Danny Phantom X DC prompts, when Danny becomes Jason’s son and Jason learns about everything Danny went through with the GIW and his parents, the Batfamily usually gets involved and handles the problem.
But hear me out—what if the Batfamily doesn’t learn about Danny until after the problem is already dealt with?
Instead, Jason tells his people first.
Jason’s gang and the Outlaws (I think Starfire was part of the Outlaws in some continuities—if I’m wrong , sorry) start acting off. The wider hero community notices it. The Batfamily notices it. Something is clearly going on with Red Hood and his crew, but no one knows what.
And Because why not let's say the GIW aren't actually a government organization, they lied and they're not governmentally funded, so technically making them a terrorist group, or they are governmentally funded but it's under the table and illegal.
Jason calls a meeting. He tells the heads of his gang and the Outlaws about the kid he found. About what he’s learned. From the slightly disturbing things Danny has said nonchalantly, And the ungodly amount of horrible and minor scars found all over the boy. And that this is his kid now.
And they’re going to take down an illegal government facility.
From that point on, everyone is on board—handling things both legally and action-wise, because:
Boss has a child.
Child is in danger.
Child must be protected.
The Outlaws, same logic:
Our friend has a child.
The child is in danger.
The child went through unspeakable, extremely illegal horrors.
Time to deal with it.
They dismantle the GIW. It all comes out publicly—Red Hood and the Outlaws taking down an illegal organization.
Only then do the other heroes learn the truth.
Only then does the Batfamily meet Danny.
And for a little extra angst:(Maybe I don't know if this counts is angst)
Danny is de-aged.
To everyone else, he doesn’t look like a 14–15-year-old who survived all of this. He looks like a 2–4-year-old who went through it instead.
