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* DreamEmergencyExit: Nocturn's victims wake up when something shocking happens in their ideal dream, so Danny has to do this for his friends and sister.



* ShatteringTheIllusion: Nocturn's victims wake up when something shocking happens in their ideal dream, so Danny has to do this for his friends and sister.
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'''Produced 2006, aired in U.S. on 8/22/07'''

'''Production order:''' 46 (3-9)
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-->'''''"You'll Wish It Was Just A Dream!"'''''

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-->'''''"You'll Wish It Was Just A Dream!"'''''[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/vlcsnap_8296_01_11_14h59m48s970.png]]
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-->'''''"You'll Wish It Was Just A Dream!"'''''

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That phrase implies that Danny almost kissing Sam in his dream was a nightmare.


* HerBoyfriendsJacket: In Danny and Sam's shared dream, in which Sam is his girlfriend, she is wearing his varsity jacket.



* ShatteringTheIllusion: Nocturn's victims wake up when something horrifying happens in their ideal dream, shocking them awake, so Danny has to do this for his friends and sister.

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* ShatteringTheIllusion: Nocturn's victims wake up when something horrifying shocking happens in their ideal dream, shocking them awake, so Danny has to do this for his friends and sister.
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In the credits of Nocturn's debut episode the name was spelled without an "e".


Danny wakes up to find himself stranded in the middle of the Ghost Zone with no clear memory of how he got there. He returns to Earth to find all of Amity Park has been put to sleep by Nocturne, a ghost that feeds on dreams and intends to keep the world sleeping forever, supplying him with dreams so he'll be all-powerful. Danny has one thing to say to that: [[ObligatoryJoke "Dream on!"]]

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Danny wakes up to find himself stranded in the middle of the Ghost Zone with no clear memory of how he got there. He returns to Earth to find all of Amity Park has been put to sleep by Nocturne, Nocturn, a ghost that feeds on dreams and intends to keep the world sleeping forever, supplying him with dreams so he'll be all-powerful. Danny has one thing to say to that: [[ObligatoryJoke "Dream on!"]]



* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: This is where Danny decides to take the FinalBattle against Nocturne. It backfires but, fortunately, Tucker and Jazz are able to stop him on the outside.

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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: This is where Danny decides to take the FinalBattle against Nocturne.Nocturn. It backfires but, fortunately, Tucker and Jazz are able to stop him on the outside.



* ClingyMacGuffin[=/=]SelfGuardingPhlebotinum: Nocturne's helmets give anyone who tries to physically remove them from his victims a painful electric shock.

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* ClingyMacGuffin[=/=]SelfGuardingPhlebotinum: Nocturne's Nocturn's helmets give anyone who tries to physically remove them from his victims a painful electric shock.



* DidntThinkThisThrough: During the climax, Danny decides to go into Nocturne's dream to wake him up and stop him from absorbing the dream energy that's making him stronger. [[SarcasmMode Shockingly]], going into the dream of a being with power over dreams puts you entirely at his mercy.

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* DidntThinkThisThrough: During the climax, Danny decides to go into Nocturne's Nocturn's dream to wake him up and stop him from absorbing the dream energy that's making him stronger. [[SarcasmMode Shockingly]], going into the dream of a being with power over dreams puts you entirely at his mercy.



* DreamStealer: Nocturne is of the "dream eater" variety.

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* DreamStealer: Nocturne Nocturn is of the "dream eater" variety.



* EvilGloating: [[ExploitedTrope Exploited]] -- after he has Danny apparently trapped, Nocturne politely takes the time to explain who he is and exactly what he's doing. Once Danny knows what he's up to, he breaks free with his ice powers -- obviously, he could have done that earlier but let Nocturne think he was trapped until he revealed his EvilPlan.
* HowWeGotHere: We see Danny's introduction to Nocturne and brief subsequent battle in a flashback a few minutes into the episode.
* HurricaneOfPuns: Danny's and Nocturne's banter manages to hit just about every sleep-related phrase or metaphor in the English language.

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* EvilGloating: [[ExploitedTrope Exploited]] -- after he has Danny apparently trapped, Nocturne Nocturn politely takes the time to explain who he is and exactly what he's doing. Once Danny knows what he's up to, he breaks free with his ice powers -- obviously, he could have done that earlier but let Nocturne Nocturn think he was trapped until he revealed his EvilPlan.
* HowWeGotHere: We see Danny's introduction to Nocturne Nocturn and brief subsequent battle in a flashback a few minutes into the episode.
* HurricaneOfPuns: Danny's and Nocturne's Nocturn's banter manages to hit just about every sleep-related phrase or metaphor in the English language.



* InMediasRes: The episode starts with everyone, including Danny, already trapped by Nocturne.
* LotusEaterMachine: Nocturne's helmets give everyone the [[HappyPlace happiest, most idyllic dreams]] possible for them, where they have what they desire most.
* TheMinionMaster: Nocturne makes all of his Sleepwalkers.
* TheNicknamer: Jazz apparently hasn't gotten over her habit of naming ghosts seen in "Secret Weapons," as she decides "Creepwalkers" is a more accurate name for Nocturne's Sleepwalkers.

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* InMediasRes: The episode starts with everyone, including Danny, already trapped by Nocturne.
Nocturn.
* LotusEaterMachine: Nocturne's Nocturn's helmets give everyone the [[HappyPlace happiest, most idyllic dreams]] possible for them, where they have what they desire most.
* TheMinionMaster: Nocturne Nocturn makes all of his Sleepwalkers.
* TheNicknamer: Jazz apparently hasn't gotten over her habit of naming ghosts seen in "Secret Weapons," as she decides "Creepwalkers" is a more accurate name for Nocturne's Nocturn's Sleepwalkers.



* NonProtagonistResolver: Tucker saves the day by shutting down Nocturne's machine.

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* NonProtagonistResolver: Tucker saves the day by shutting down Nocturne's Nocturn's machine.



* OneManArmy: For the first half of the episode, Danny's all on his own fighting Nocturne and his army of Sleepwalkers. He wins over and over again.

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* OneManArmy: For the first half of the episode, Danny's all on his own fighting Nocturne Nocturn and his army of Sleepwalkers. He wins over and over again.



* ShatteringTheIllusion: Nocturne's victims wake up when something horrifying happens in their ideal dream, shocking them awake, so Danny has to do this for his friends and sister.

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* ShatteringTheIllusion: Nocturne's Nocturn's victims wake up when something horrifying happens in their ideal dream, shocking them awake, so Danny has to do this for his friends and sister.



-->'''Nocturne:''' I believe this is where ''I'' say, "Dream on!"
* WholePlotReference: To ''WesternAnimation/TheRealGhostbusters'' episode "Mr. Sandman, Dream Me A Dream." In both episodes, the villain is a ghost trying to put the world to sleep, and the African-American member and red-haired female auxiliary member of the heroes' team are soon the only ones able to stop him. The only difference is that the Ghostbusters' Sandman was a WellIntentionedExtremist, which Nocturne definitely isn't.

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-->'''Nocturne:''' -->'''Nocturn:''' I believe this is where ''I'' say, "Dream on!"
* WholePlotReference: To ''WesternAnimation/TheRealGhostbusters'' episode "Mr. Sandman, Dream Me A Dream." In both episodes, the villain is a ghost trying to put the world to sleep, and the African-American member and red-haired female auxiliary member of the heroes' team are soon the only ones able to stop him. The only difference is that the Ghostbusters' Sandman was a WellIntentionedExtremist, which Nocturne Nocturn definitely isn't.
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* ImpliedLoveInterest: While Tucker's crush on Star and Danny's on Paulina are a given, Danny's dream has Paulina ''and'' Star crushing on him despite having never shown an interest in the latter before.
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* OrWasItADream: When he first wakes up, Danny has a few vague memories of fighting an unfamiliar ghost, but can't be sure if they're form a real memory or another dream.

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* OrWasItADream: When he first wakes up, Danny has a few vague memories of fighting an unfamiliar ghost, but can't be sure if they're form from a real memory or another dream.
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* EvilGloating: [[ExploitedTrope Exploited]] -- after he has Danny apparently trapped, Nocturne politely takes the time to explain who he is and what exactly what he's doing. Once Danny knows what he's up to, he breaks free with his ice powers -- obviously, he could have done that earlier but let Nocturne think he was trapped until he revealed his EvilPlan.

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* EvilGloating: [[ExploitedTrope Exploited]] -- after he has Danny apparently trapped, Nocturne politely takes the time to explain who he is and what exactly what he's doing. Once Danny knows what he's up to, he breaks free with his ice powers -- obviously, he could have done that earlier but let Nocturne think he was trapped until he revealed his EvilPlan.
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* ClingyMacGuffin[=/=]SelfGuardingPhlebotinum: Nocturne's helmets give anyone who tries to physically remove them from his victims a painful electric shock.
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* TheNicknamer: Jazz apparently hasn't gotten over her habit of naming ghosts seen in "Secret Weapons," as she decides "Creepwalker" is a more accurate name for Nocturne's Sleepwalkers.

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* TheNicknamer: Jazz apparently hasn't gotten over her habit of naming ghosts seen in "Secret Weapons," as she decides "Creepwalker" "Creepwalkers" is a more accurate name for Nocturne's Sleepwalkers.
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* TheNicknamer: Jazz apparently hasn't gotten over her habit of naming ghosts seen in "Secret Weapons," as she decides "Creepwalker" is a more accurate name for Nocturne's Sleepwalkers.
-->'''Jazz:''' You call them what you want, I'll call them what I want.
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: This is where Danny decides to take the FinalBattle against Nocturne. It backfires but, fortunately, Tucker and Jazz are able to stop him on the outside.
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* LotusEaterMachine: Nocturne's helmets give everyone the happiest, most idyllic dreams possible for them, where they have what they desire most.

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* LotusEaterMachine: Nocturne's helmets give everyone the [[HappyPlace happiest, most idyllic dreams dreams]] possible for them, where they have what they desire most.
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* ShipTease: Tucker saving Jazz (and the inexplicable awkward exchange the two have afterward) led to the birth of a few Jazz/Tucker shippers.
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* NonProtagonistResolver: Tucker saves the day by shutting down Nocturne's machine.
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* HurricanOfPuns: Danny's and Nocturne's banter manages to hit just about every sleep-related phrase or metaphor in the English language.

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* HurricanOfPuns: HurricaneOfPuns: Danny's and Nocturne's banter manages to hit just about every sleep-related phrase or metaphor in the English language.
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Danny wakes up to find himself stranded in the middle of the Ghost Zone with no clear memory of how he got there. He returns to Earth to find all of Amity Park has been put to sleep by Nocturne, a ghost that feeds on dreams and intends to keep the world sleeping forever, supplying him with dreams so he'll be all-powerful. Danny has one thing to say to that: [[ObligatoryPun "Dream on!"]]

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Danny wakes up to find himself stranded in the middle of the Ghost Zone with no clear memory of how he got there. He returns to Earth to find all of Amity Park has been put to sleep by Nocturne, a ghost that feeds on dreams and intends to keep the world sleeping forever, supplying him with dreams so he'll be all-powerful. Danny has one thing to say to that: [[ObligatoryPun [[ObligatoryJoke "Dream on!"]]
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Danny wakes up to find himself stranded in the middle of the Ghost Zone with no clear memory of how he got there. He returns to Earth to find all of Amity Park has been put to sleep by Nocturne, a ghost that feeds on dreams and intends to keep the world sleeping forever, supplying him with dreams so he'll be all-powerful. Danny has one thing to say to that: [[ObligatoryPun "Dream on!"]]
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!This episode provides examples of:

* CatapultNightmare: All 4 members of Team Phantom wake up this way.
* ContinuityNod: Tucker's favorite dream (being rich and popular with Danny stuck working as his janitor) is pretty consistent with his jealousy of Danny's powers and the attention he gets as a hero seen in previous episodes like "What You Want" and "King Tuck."
* DidntThinkThisThrough: During the climax, Danny decides to go into Nocturne's dream to wake him up and stop him from absorbing the dream energy that's making him stronger. [[SarcasmMode Shockingly]], going into the dream of a being with power over dreams puts you entirely at his mercy.
* DreamIntro: Opens with Danny's dream.
* DreamStealer: Nocturne is of the "dream eater" variety.
* DreamSue: Danny's and Tucker's dreams are both of this type.
* DreamWalker: Danny discovers his overshadowing ability allows him to do this, which is how he wakes up his teammates.
* EvilGloating: [[ExploitedTrope Exploited]] -- after he has Danny apparently trapped, Nocturne politely takes the time to explain who he is and what exactly what he's doing. Once Danny knows what he's up to, he breaks free with his ice powers -- obviously, he could have done that earlier but let Nocturne think he was trapped until he revealed his EvilPlan.
* HowWeGotHere: We see Danny's introduction to Nocturne and brief subsequent battle in a flashback a few minutes into the episode.
* HurricanOfPuns: Danny's and Nocturne's banter manages to hit just about every sleep-related phrase or metaphor in the English language.
* IAmNotShazam: The name of the villain is often misremembered as "Frightmare," the title of the episode, which is never said in the episode itself.
* InMediasRes: The episode starts with everyone, including Danny, already trapped by Nocturne.
* LotusEaterMachine: Nocturne's helmets give everyone the happiest, most idyllic dreams possible for them, where they have what they desire most.
* TheMinionMaster: Nocturne makes all of his Sleepwalkers.
* NoodleIncident: Jazz is the one member of Team Phantom whose dream we don't get to see.
-->'''Jazz:''' Did I just dream that I was a professor at Yale? And married to ''[[AbhorrentAdmirer Dash]]''?!
* NotMeThisTime: Danny's first suspect for who's behind this is Vlad. When Danny finds him asleep, too, that rules him out.
* OneManArmy: For the first half of the episode, Danny's all on his own fighting Nocturne and his army of Sleepwalkers. He wins over and over again.
* OrWasItADream: When he first wakes up, Danny has a few vague memories of fighting an unfamiliar ghost, but can't be sure if they're form a real memory or another dream.
* ShatteringTheIllusion: Nocturne's victims wake up when something horrifying happens in their ideal dream, shocking them awake, so Danny has to do this for his friends and sister.
* ThisIsThePartWhere: Becomes an IronicEcho.
-->'''Danny:''' This is where I say, "Dream on!"
-->''Later''
-->'''Nocturne:''' I believe this is where ''I'' say, "Dream on!"
* WholePlotReference: To ''WesternAnimation/TheRealGhostbusters'' episode "Mr. Sandman, Dream Me A Dream." In both episodes, the villain is a ghost trying to put the world to sleep, and the African-American member and red-haired female auxiliary member of the heroes' team are soon the only ones able to stop him. The only difference is that the Ghostbusters' Sandman was a WellIntentionedExtremist, which Nocturne definitely isn't.

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