Gregor: A ghost?
Sam: Welcome to Amity Park.
Double Cross My Heart
Paranormal
In Amity Park, paranormal is normal. In most cities, ghosts are only myths and thought to be untrue. But here, in Amity Park, ghosts run freely. Amity Park has been in several occasions in the past few years where a ghost has captured the city and held it hostage. In Amity Park, ghost theories range from whether ghosts' powers expand exponentionally to whether there is such thing as a half-ghost half-human hybrid and, if so, how they come into existence. The latter of the two is the most sought out at the moment because there is a young boy in Amity Park who claims he is a half-ghost.
This boy, Daniel Fenton, claims that he is also the ghost called Danny Phantom. Daniel's parents, who are avid ghost hunters themselves, believe that, even if this were true, that there is no possible way that he could have become "half-ghost".
"Jack and I believe that it is true, to an extent," his mother, Madeline Fenton told us. "He's always coming home late, and his sister is always covering for him, as well as his friends. And he has incredible skill with our machinery, even though he's never been taught how to use it, and he has excellent aim. It all adds up, but I just don't know how it's possible."
Currently, Daniel is in the hospital. His blood is being tested for any trace of ghost energy, and his multiple powers are being surveyed.
"I just want people to accept me," Daniel says. "The tests, they'll all go away in time, but the opinions of my family and friends and peers, they'll never disappear." Daniel also admits that there is another hybrid, but refuses to reveal who it is. He does, however, tell us that this other hybrid is his biggest enemy. "He is much more powerful than I am, considering he's been a hybrid for over twenty years."
While the question still holds as to how a half-ghost half-human hybrid could come into existence, the citizens of Amity Park have come to accept Danny Phantom half-human, and even though he's half-ghost, his parents promise that they'll never "tear him apart molecule by molecule".