Three worlds coexist side by side yet never interacting; one of life, one of death, and one artificial. Twins Andy and Danny are roped in when an accident occurs and a relative returns from Japan. But the twins are on opposite sides; Danny on the world of death, Andy on the artificial. Can they find out how the three worlds rely on each other? Or will they fall to an enemy in wait?
—Summary
Written by ZAFT Convoy
(who has also written The GiW meets its match series) and DarkFoxKit, Digital Phantom is an AU retelling of Danny Phantom. All new adventures, enemies, and allies are made in this epic story, and the very existence of the Ghost Zone and Digital World is explored. But what secrets hide in these three worlds, and how are they all connected?
The story can be found at here on FanFiction.Net.
Digital Phantom provides examples of:
- Alien Sky: The Ghost Zone has a green and black zone with floating islands and doors, while the Digital World has three moons.
- Ascended Extra: Dash becomes a Legendary Warrior and helps out more.
- Big "NO!": Given by Aldamon when protecting Jazz and Lopmon from his own copied Solar Wind Destroyer attack.
- Fusion Dance: The Fusion forms of the Legendary Warriors, Techatamon's creation, and Soulmon fusing.
- Glowing Eyes of Doom: Danny's eyes flash green when angry.
- Invincible Villain: Dreammon plays with this, making himself seem invincible when he is not.
- My God, What Have I Done?: Jack Fenton upon learning Agunimon is a living being and not a ghost to dissect; Takuya upon learning he was brainwashed and almost hurt his family; Tommy accidentally attacking Takuya
- Noodle Incident: Andy refuses to share how he got his fear of teddy bears.
- Sealed Evil in a Can: Fenton Thermos holding ghosts; Fright Knight and his pumpkin.
- Shape Shifter Mode Lock: Played with for Digimon in the Ghost Zone; usually locked in lower forms of evolution or cannot revert to a lower level; played with for the Legendary Warriors as the Spirits are alive in a sense and can choose to do this if needed. Plasmius Maximus does thus to half-ghosts.
