#plasmius phantom

[briarruler]

dpxdc: we all go on about how the Ultimate Enemy means that Phantom could kill all of Earth's Heroes because Plasmius Phantom must have succeeded in doing so in his timeline. But what if it was less a matter of raw power, and more that he stole Batman's contingency plans.

Danny watching the Justice League on the news: You really managed to defeat them all? Dan Masters, scoffing: Batman has plans for how to take each and everyone of them out. When you know your enemies every weakness and they know nothing of yours, it's not that hard.

[briarruler]

A Glitch in Time hot take: clearly Clockwork should have made Vlad deal with Plasmius Phantom in The Ultimate Enemy.

[briarruler]

So I've seen people arguing over if in a crossover The Ultimate Enemy means that Danny would be able to take out all the world's superhero teams because Dark Danny/Plasmius Phantom must have done so in the TUE timeline.

But there is a third option that I haven't seen suggested: that Plasmius Phantom didn't destroy the world alone.

Crossovers often call some of Danny's ghosts an apocalypse level threat.

We know that Plasmius Phantom worked with Fright Knight. Who is to say that he didn't work with other ghosts at first? Before turning on them once they had outlasted their usefulness, once they had destroyed the heroes of Earth.

[briarruler]

What exactly was Jazz expecting to happen when she tried to hit Danny with the Fenton Ghost Peeler in The Ultimate Enemy?

And what would have happened if instead of hitting Plasmius Phantom disguised as Danny, she had actually hit Danny?

[briarruler]

I've decided that Vlad doesn't get enough credit (blame) for Danny's future evil 'self'. So instead of calling him Dark Danny or Dan Phantom I'm going to call him Plasmius Phantom.