All Dipper knew was that there was something buried in some special thermos behind the shack; all Danny knew was that he had no idea how he'd gotten here.

Jake should be used to ominous predictions by now. Randy should know better than to blindly follow McFist. Adrien should think twice before sneaking away. And Danny really should've expected something like this when he got that phone call from Jake. Secret Quartet fic (also crosses with Randy Cunningham:9th Grade Ninja and Miraculous Ladybug)

What does it take to ruin a day? A wicked sorcerer, wrongly translated book, and a half ghost teen caught in a middle of all this mess. Now Phantom is stuck in a world where elves and dragons are completely normal things. Well, maybe not the last one.

Danny's abilities are getting less reliable by the minute, Tucker can barely keep up with damage control, and it doesn't help that Dash decided to tag along. There's something fishy about this vacation, and it's not the lake. The forest is playing tricks, water is appearing in places it shouldn't, and there's a vacancy expected at Algernon's Summer Camp for Boys.

Dick Grayson gets kidnapped a lot. A whole lot. We all know that tired trope. But this time he gets kidnapped by a ghost. (Approximate time frame is before PP for Danny Phantom, late season 1 for Young Justice.)

Kaneki thought he'd met his death at the hands of the CCG's Reaper. And in all honesty, he'd accepted it. But when he unexpectedly wakes up in the world of Remnant, a strange place with even stranger rules, it might prove to be even more perilous then then the place he left behind. The question is-with the people he meets there, will Kaneki be so content to die?

If Stanley had known that his prison bunkmate was as stupidly crazy as he seemed, Stan would have gone on a massacre, rather than the pickpocketing that landed him in the minimum security prison in the first place. Too bad one Danny Fenton had other ideas.

An average chase through the Ghost Zone goes awry and Danny gets sucked into a portal to another world, unable to get back home. As he struggles to find a way back he comes to appreciate this hero-glorifying society he's found himself in, but he'll soon learn that the villains of this world are not to be underestimated.

All life on Earth had been consumed by Blacklight. With no Biomass to feed on, Blacklight had to evolve, adapt, and grow. Now a collective Council of Aliens discovers the existence of such a life form. How do the aliens see a form of life that is viral, how they deal with it, what are the consequences to the galaxy of such a race existing at all.

Over the waters of Manhattan, a living weapon is reduced to a puddle of liquid flesh by nuclear fire. In another world, a princess calls for the one who is to be her familiar. Whether through coincidence or fate, their lives are now inextricably intertwined and their destinies changed forever.

A business agreement. A small-town hero, on the run and struggling. A danger few people even believe is real. When an unexpected face intervenes on a mission gone wrong, the Boy Wonder begins to realise that there's more to the story. And what started out as a hunt for answers draws the Duo - and the Team - into a more complex web than any of them could have seen coming.

He had been captured; Alex Mercer knew that much was obvious. But if that was the case, why had his captors just left him there without security? How had he ended up in a bunker buried in some kind of giant desert? Where was everyone? And when the hell did bottlecaps become currency?

Spider-Man's last words that caught Danny's attention. He'd called him a kid. It had been eight months since anyone had called him anything that suggested humanity, anything that suggested he wasn't a specimen to be examined, dissolved for knowledge. But he wasn't a kid anymore, despite his appearance. Inside he was just a numb shell, a lab rat, a specimen, a– But wasn't he a kid?

Alex Mercer is lost. When the first town he runs into in the strange wood ropes him into community service he goes along with it, hoping just to get some idea of what's going on. But the Unknown is an odd place indeed, and it isn't just unfamiliar horrors waiting in the darkness.

Danny hated being away from Amity Park. Another thing he hated, if a bit less viscerally, were portals. Especially ones that sucked you in, spat you out, and disappeared a moment later, leaving you stranded who-knew-where-ville during the time-is-irrelevant-to-portals century. (It didn't take long to realize just where exactly he'd ended up.)

"This is the story of why we had to start calling Danny Fenton, Danny FINton. Get it, Danny? 'Cause you have FINS? Oh, I kill me." - summary by Tucker Foley.

Unable to revert to his human form, Danny is held at gunpoint by his own mother.

After a wrong turn sends the Fenton family to Gravity Falls, Oregon instead of California for summer vacation, Danny finds himself getting suspicious of his new surroundings, and he's determined to find out what, with the help of the Pines twins. Meanwhile, Dipper begins to get paranoid that there is something off about Danny Fenton, and to top it off, Bill has other plans.

Run, Hide, there's nothing else to do with a monster on your trail. Unless... you're not alone?

And then came the time when mighty heroes banded together. Danny Phantom, Randy Cunningham, Jake Long, Kim Possible, Ron Stoppable, Ben 10, Generator Rex, Zak Saturday, Lance, Ilana, Octus, XJ9, El Tigre, Max Steel, Star Butterfly, Marco Diaz, Cat Noir, and Ladybug. These heroes must stop the Darkentors form taking over their dimensions. Unite Infinity Legion! Chapter 6 Surprise!

It's a robbery. Just a plain old robbery at the 7-11 on the corner of Jacob and Marley, no ghosts involved at all. Just some guy with shaky hands and a gun.

Danny falls through a portal and immediately inserts himself into a power struggle between Galbatorix and the Varden. Oops?

Danny and Sam have been spit out of a natural ghost portal, and something has gone horribly wrong. Meanwhile, Hiccup and the Dragon Riders are headed out to explore, when their plans are interrupted by the discovery of a new dragon. Will Danny and Sam find a way home? What will Hiccup learn about his own world? What on Earth is Sam supposed to eat while she's stuck with vikings?

Locked away in a secret government lab with Phantom as her subject, nothing stands between Maddie and the truth... except, perhaps, herself. Complete! Sequel now complete. UPDATE: please read final chapter for post-SoaD event announcements and a deleted scene.

The truth was supposed to save Danny. Fix things. The lab, the experiments, the lies, those were all in the past. Weren't they? Sequel to Phantom of Truth. Now complete! Cover art by Paplup.

It all started with blood magic, human sacrifice and the summoning of a powerful spirit. Just a normal day in Kirkwall... Or it was, until the spirit decided to not kill anyone. That part was unexpected.

The wealthy of Britannia in Area 11 have a new enemy: the thief named The Phantom, who only targets the affluent. Britannia really shouldn't have tried messing with cross-dimensional portals.

In a world filled with superheroes, Amity Park isn't even a blip on the map. (Mostly because of the government cover-up.) However, things change when Phantom and Red Huntress get drafted onto the Team. Ghosts are becoming more important in the battle of heroes and villains, and the Justice League aren't the only ones to notice the potential.

Or The Importance of Safe Spellcasting. When Alex Mercer dropped the nuke out into the middle of the Atlantic he had fully suspected that he wouldn't be coming back. When Phinis Gestor started teaching the new students about conjuration he had never suspected that one of them would summon a pile of wet sludge. For better or worse, neither suspected right. Oneshot.

Even before Takato was electrocuted, he was having a crummy day. It all started when he woke up with no memory, in a strange place, and surrounded by a group of kids known as the digidestined looking for somebody named TK. Now he, Guilmon, and five worried kids must set out to find out what exactly is going on… and why. COMPLETE.

"Look, guy," Danny began, meeting War Paint's eyes, "as fun as it is to play Viking with you and your merry group of hairy men, I've kinda got places to be, people to see—you know how it is."

Getting chased into another world by Skulker was bad enough. Now he has this "ghoul" community and some kind of competent GIW out to get him. His half-life just got a whole lot harder.

Two months after the catastrophe, Alex Mercer is just trying to find his own niche in the world. Old secrets and new enemies are determined to make things hectic again… luckily, he wasn't that fond of the peaceful life anyway. -Disregards Prototype 2.

Within the cargo box of a missing truck, the team found something that would redefine their view on justice. For sometimes, believing you are doing what is right makes innocent people suffer; and sometimes, saving people's lives is not enough to make you their hero.

Despite everything, Alex Mercer is still only human.

(Rated T for language.) There was a thin line between being civil to someone and ignoring someone when you used to bully that certain person. Danny knew it, and Danny knew Dash knew it, but Danny didn't quite know where they stood now. "You look like crap, man," Dash said as they began walking to their class. "Yeah," another bad coughing fit, "You too, Dash. Thanks."

Exactly what the titles says, but not what you may think. Picks up right after the Evolved are consumed at the end of P2, just before the fight starts. This is a one-shot and shall remain such. Alex is very angry when he finally gets to meet his father. How do you kill something that was never alive? Simple: You Don't. You can't run, or hide from Blacklight.

In one fell swoop the United States is thrown into a crisis. The T-Virus is released in the heart of Washington DC, the fate of the city and its survivors left in the hand of an organization whose motto is 'No One is Safe, Nothing is Sacred'. BSAA operatives Redfield and Valentine think venturing into the city and finding the culprits is just another day in the job. They're wrong.

Alex Mercer in Thedas. Good Lord what have I just written. Not to be taken seriously. At all.

Oneshot. Mercer's musings at the end of the game. Ignores Prototype 2.

Two months after the outbreak, a widow finally finds peace. A goodbye is sometimes all that is needed. ONE SHOT.

Time is almost up for Dean and Sam is desperate enough to do anything to save him. Unfortunately for Danny Fenton, that includes making a deal with the crossroads demon for the soul of Danny Phantom. SNxDP.

Crossover with CSI. Something supernatural is killing people in Las Vegas... and it all seems to lead back to a fifteenyearold runaway named Danny Fenton.