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sidenote, butch hartman did promise to bring danny phantom back with a kickstarter and he put all the money toward his religious organization so he ripped off a ton of genuine fans. Also he charges like 300 for a fan art he draws in not even five minutes, there's a video of him doing it to promote them
Lol I noticed the stormtrooper during the hawk story and it's so intimidating, Also while typing this talking about shaving, I'm almost 30 and have never needed to shave because my facial hair grows so slowly. I think in 3 years I'll shave for the first time
I feel like you guys would enjoy American Dragon too
YEESSS I'VE BEEN WANTING THEM TO WATCH THAT SO BAD
This is what I found during production, Butch Hartman began to overspend the budget for the show. The animation was switched to a form that costs twice as much money. Butch had started to hire voice actors without Nick's consent and asked them for 2 million dollars to advertise The Ultimate Enemy. Butch thought that the special episode would bring in more money through merchandise. However, it didn't make more money and Danny Phantom was a marketing disaster.
Nick was not happy with this and decided to cancel the series in 2006. However, Nick allowed Butch to finish production of Seasons 2 and 3. Also, Butch had just enough budget to produce a series finale in the form of Phantom Planet. Danny Phantom had finished production in Febuary 2007.
Fun Fact: The Fairly Odd Parents costed only 1/4 the cost to produce Danny Phantom.
I still find it funny that the VA for both Cosmo and Wanda are the same as Timmy's parents
its funny that Ruff mentioned Timmy shouldn't be allowed to become a fairy when he eventually becomes the reason why Da Rules end up being so expansive
"Nothing bad ever happens to the hero!" John McClane would like a word with you, Timmy.
Over time, you'll find that Da Rules get incredibly pedantic about what does or doesn't count as a "competition."