When I was little, I wasn't really into this show. Now that I'm older, I love it now! It has some violence, but it's all cartoonish. This is a good show! But they don't make any new episodes anymore, however you are able to watch reruns on the Nicktoons Channel! If you like The Fairly Odd Parents and T.U.F.F. Puppy, you would like this show as well!

I was rated TV-Y before.

Despite what another reviewer here has said about this show, I find "Danny Phantom" to be a refreshing change from the standard glop of cartoon fluff that is so common on Nickelodeon and other kids' channels these days. While in the classic "superhero" genre (which does mean physically fighting bad guys), the reasons behind the conflicts are noble and worth teaching to kids: protecting your loved ones; saving and rescuing your friends from danger; standing up for what you know is right, even in the face of tremendous odds. Other positive messages abound in this show: putting the welfare of others before yourself, how to deal with bullies in a school setting (without becoming one yourself), learning to never give up. While some of the action sequences may be too intense for very young children (younger than 3 or 4 perhaps), kids of all ages will be able to understand and appreciate the real message of the show: the importance of fighting for what is right.

What's wrong with DannyPhantom? Nothing I say - sure there is violence in the show but that in almost all superhero cartoons and movies. Sure I'd say it's not for kids like 3 or maybe 4 but most kids like the show!I like it's great!

This show is pretty inventive for kids stuff. It's pretty good.There aren't any really sensitive issues here, except for some violence here or there, but other than that it's pretty darn good. Social issues are also covered well, and when Danny's not kicking ghost butt, he's just a regular person. Well written stuff.

There's practically no violence in Danny Phantom. The reason his eyes turn green is because he turns into a ghost and it makes it look cooler. As for his personality being more aggressive, it's not like that. He turns into a ghost when he needs to, so obviously he's gonna start attacking the villain when he can use his ghost powers rather than nothing at all. Danny's personality doesn't completely change either. He stil acts the same as normal when he's in ghost mode but not fighting. There's no real "potty humor" or whatever. You say "the rush to violence overshadows the good aspects of the series. Death threats, torture, knives, violence against women are commonplace on this show." None of that's true. And... "There is no opportunity to work things out." Well that's because it would defeat the whole purpose of the show! There's even an episode where Danny (in GHOST mode...) says "I don't want to fight you" You say "Danny is either a coward or a hero -- there is no in between." Uh.. i just gave youu an example... "He either fights or perishes, which is a heavy choice for a sensitive guy." Well, if you had the choice to fight or perish what would you do? I just HAVE to say all of this... to possibly change your mind about this show. What I'm saying is that this is a really important issue to me. I really don't like it when people over-exaggurate stuff like this. After all, it is just a cartoon.

After seeing The Fairly Oddparents, this show isn't too good. Lots of stereotypes in the show, but what do you expect... it is television. Yeah the show is ok but it isn't funny and/or exciting as many other shows along the same line.