Never Ever
>>81504257
Who is the girl between Danny and his sister?
>>81504309
His girl clone, no really
>>81504309
Dani, an imperfect clone Vlad made with Danny's DNA.
>>81504309
His female clone.
She is Canon dude.
Artist also does some delicious Rule 63.
>>81504380
How do you clone a ghost.
>>81504450
Take his ghost goo.
>>81504450
Its easy when ghost are no longer dead people but rather other dimensional beings. Nick was weird about the dead thing
>>81504641
They are still made of ectoplasm and still have memmories of dead people, even after the retcon - that was just a trowaway phrase.
This is the only place where people still bitch about it, when it didn't changed anything.
>>81504450
very carefully
>>81504641
Technically speaking, even before all that, he was still only half-ghost. And it was more that his genes had been drastically altered anyway.
I could be wrong about that, seeing as it's been quite a while since I've seen this show, but if that is indeed the case, I see no reason why he couldn't be cloned.
>>81504409
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>>81504354
So basically ghost X-23?
>His parents aging that much in 5? years.
Wtf
YO danny fantom he was just 13
when his parents made a very strange machine
yo ho ho he took a bite of gum gum
>>81504965
Life of a Ghosthunter ages you quick. All that ectoplasm exposure
>>81504354
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>>81505008
>Ghosts
Don't you meanaliens?
I just got done watching that episode "The Ultimate Enemy" where Danny has to fight his evil,hot,future self.
Definitely one of the darkest episodes given how the show's tone is.....
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>>81505058
We doing this then?
>>81505082
That episode's depiction of 2015, plus the inclusion of this book in the episode "double cross my heart" makes me certain that this show takes place in the same universe as back to the future
>>81504641
>Nick was weird about the dead thing
Wasn't that more Butch than Nick?
>>81505082
Dan was denied his revenge!
Curse you Phantom Planet!
>Spectra only had three major episode appearances
Life is cruel.
