I don't have a lot to say, it's fine. There again another comedic Vlad/Danny interaction, more Danny humillation, but the fight scenes were cool. I don't know, it's another episode I don't really care about nor remember that much.
5/10
Well i'm always down for a Jazz episode. This is no expection, It's such a rewatch please, especially with the first scenes of Jazz trying to help Danny, and then the fight they have. It's such a sweet opportunity to See Jazz connect with Danny now as part of the team, Even if the show rarely showed her with the group again... Thanks for that.
8/10
Like most episodes in season 3, I didn't care much for this one. Frostbite is an almost hilarious departure from normal ghosts to something more fantastical, but as a character, he's okay, I guess. It becomes more obvious here that Vlad wants to take over the world, and he seems more comfortable as a cartoonish villain (whereas in the early seasons he was more serious). Honestly, it didn't feel much like a Danny Phantom episode. I don't hate it, I'm just indifferent to it; it's one of the most forgettable episodes of the show. 4.5/10
At least the scenes served faces in the YouTube edits from 2010.
I genuily couldn't care about this episode. It felt like another Danny X Sam bait episode without actually bothering on developing their relationship, The villain it's the more okay-ish of the ones introduced in season 3, tho it does feel like a sunday morning average villain in comparison of the villains from season 1 and 2 who felt more grounded in concept and/or motivations. I don't see myself rewatching it. The best thing I can say from it it's Jazz being properly part of the group (wish we saw more of that).
4/10
I loved episode 8, I still conder it the best episode of the show. Caine had so much potential of being a tragic villain and having more development, if they explored more his role as an antagonist (and made it more progresive throught episodes). It's sad the only episodes that lean to him being an antagonist are episode 8 and episode 7.
Also, the torture scene from episode 8 gave me goosebumps even in rewatch.
If this wasn't, technically, the last Valerie X Danny episode I would appreciate it more, because I had a very good time with it. Valerie and Danny are so cute together and I wished we got a better storyline for them. This is also my favorite Technus main role as a villain. Seeing Valerie and Danny break up was a little too heartbreaking, because they know they can't be together for now due to their secret lives, and it hurts more because you can tell they still care about each other deeply. ARGH I WISHED THEY DID MORE WITH THEM (This isn't even a SamxDanny hate feeling, even if I liked Valerie X Danny more, I just wished that, even if they're breaking up, they had a more satisfactory arc and resolution. Don't get me started on Phantom Planet again)
7/10
PD: Star you will always be famous for me for sticking with Valerie even if you are a one of the A-Listers.
I'm always down to an enemies to lovers story, and oh boy, Danny Phantom really comitted to it during the days where Valerie was an actual character. I love how she actually connects with Danny in his human form and what he does for her at the end fo the episode was really sweet. I did not care for Tucker and Sam's subplot. Skulker was still in his peak as a villain. And of course, i'm fan of the rivalry between Valerie and Danny PHANTOM each time they're onscreen.
9/10
#JusticeForValerie ,seriously the A listers just got more unlikable with this one.
Anyway, this one's good, honestly it got better in the later half, with Vlad using Valerie to get closer to Danny. Valerie's valid crashout also made sense and she was introduced/re-introduced well.
In conclusion Star it's the only worthy A lister after this episode.
7/10
(after this only 12 to go from my part)
I think it's a good episode, this is Ember's only solo appereance as the mai villain which it's a shame, I love her song, personality and backstory but I wish she got to do a little more (I mean Skulker gets to appear each time he feels like shitting on Danny, another Ember episode wouldn't kill them). It's also the start of Sam and Danny's subplot, which I coudl appreciate more if it was handeled better later on. I do feel it's a little overrated, at least in comparison to others, but I can't blame the Fandom for praising, again, the only time Ember really got to properly shine.
7/10
I love how Danny still thought that messing with Time was a good EVEN WITH the disaster in The Ultimate Enemy. Still, and even tho I know it's controversial, it's a good episode. Vlad infecting was interestig and an intense scene. I like it when Vlad it's in all his villain aura. If this didn't feauture Clockwork, I would place it before in the series, because Danny having to learn to apreciate his parents it's a very season 1 plot, and we got like 3 episodes about that in the first season. I wish they did more with Jack's villain form, and it wasn't just discount Vlad. I do like that Vlad it's still an ass being a human and Maddie's partner, showing it wasn't just the portal.
It's fine but could be better, still I grew very fond of it. 6.5/10
This is gonna be controversial but I'd rather the ''Ribbit was the mean on Jax and that's why he is that way'' or ''nothing just a cure friendship but Ribbit isolated (WITHOUT JAX BULLYING HER) and he decided to not get attached anymore''.
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I know this is far from the Best episodes of the show or a fan favorite but I don't think it's that Bad. Kitty, Spectra and Ember make a good Villain trio, tho I wish Desiree was in this episode. I do think it's weird that just a season later Sam it's still getting used to having Jazz on the team, I think this episode should've been placed on season 2. Skulkers subplot I think added nothing to the table, just another way to shove him in another episode, but I always welcome Jack and Danny's dynamic.
Also we should've seen Valerie
6/10.
Not quite criticism but I've felt like that since I saw the finale for the first time. The scenes felt very ''yeah, make edits of it please, we are a very profund show'' especially Caine's whole redemption scene.
I found this one rather interesting, it even felt like a mystery unfolding. I'm down for any Kitty and Johnny focused episode. It's also one of those ''Danny must learn to apreciate his friends'' episodes that really only worked in season 1 Imao. Also I loves Kwan and Star's presence in this episode, even if it was small. It's not one episode you will remember all the way but it serves well.
R.I.P. Inviso Bill you would've loved Obsession and Backrooms.
7/10
I think it was a pretty sweet and funny episode, I almost felt bad for Vlad when Danny said he wanted to be his son. Also, I like that they explore Danny's relationship without focusing 100% on his ghost part, I like to see the human Danny's problems and life too, especially with the growth he had with his mother's relationships in here.
Also, I find it interesting that they kept Maddie's being mad with Vlad (even without knowing his secret) even in season 2.
7/10.
Second episode of the show, when I watched again, I didn't feel a lot, I think it was kind of meh. I like the scene of Sam apologizing even if Paulina continues on being a bitch. I found Dora's gag kind of annoying tho. Besides that not a very memorable episode tbh
5/10
Literally only Gangle got a properly ''me me me'' episode in the correct ''all characters get episodes'' maner.
Imma be honest, i'm Dash #1 hater. If Dash has no haters, then i'm fucking dead.
And yet... I really liked this episode. I'm a sucker for rivals having to work together. It has some good jokes, and Skulker felt like an actual threat in here. Danny and Dash's interactions felt good, and I like that it doesn't end with Danny being humillated, like others episodes... (ejem, Reign Storm).
If only Dash got the Steve (TrollHunters) treatment so he's not that annoying anymore.
7/10
I don't know, I feel mixed with this episode. It feels like they tried to make a feminist episode but accidently made Sam the only brainfull woman(and getting into a beauty contest just to prove how dumb they are? yeah that's gonna work) as a Sam episode its one of the weakest. Danny and Tucker are also kind of annyoing and the villain it's really forgettable. The nood to forced marriage was I think one of the most decent parts, it was handled fine. And tbf, it's entreteining as it is, and it has rewatch material. Still one the weakest episodes of season 2.
4/10