Who would win in a fight between Danny Phantom and Superman in a fanfiction where Danny yells at Superman?

It's hard to say. Superman has super strength, flight, and heat vision. But Danny Phantom can turn intangible and invisible. If Danny could use his intangibility to avoid Superman's attacks and then find a way to disrupt Superman's powers, like maybe using his ghostly energy to interfere with Superman's solar - powered abilities, Danny might have a chance.

In fanfiction, it really depends on how the author writes it. If the author wants to emphasize Danny Phantom's ghostly powers like intangibility and overshadowing, he could potentially give Superman a hard time. Danny can phase through attacks and possess enemies, which are tricky abilities to counter.

If we consider the fact that Danny Phantom operates in his own territory of Amity Park, he has an advantage. The Ghost Zone and its rules are something he's familiar with. Superman, on the other hand, is in an unfamiliar environment. Danny could use the local ghostly energy to boost his powers and tell Superman off in a more forceful way. However, Superman's unwavering sense of justice might make him reluctant to use his full power against Danny, which could also influence the outcome of their confrontation.

It depends on the situation. If the fight takes place in Danny's world, the Ghost Zone, Danny would have an advantage. He knows the terrain well and can use the unique properties of the Ghost Zone to his benefit, like disappearing into the ectoplasmic mist. However, if they were fighting in Spider - Man's New York, Spider - Man would be more familiar with the cityscape and could use it to his advantage, swinging from building to building. But overall, Danny's intangibility and ghost powers like flight and ecto - blasts give him a good chance against Spider - Man's strength, speed, and web - slinging abilities.

It's really hard to say. Superman has incredible superhuman strength, speed, and the ability to fly. He can also shoot heat vision. But Naruto has his own set of powerful jutsus like the Rasengan and he can summon giant toads. In fanfiction, it could really go either way depending on how the author wants to write it.

It's hard to say for sure in fanfiction as different writers can create different scenarios. But generally, Superman has the advantage. His power levels are often depicted as being extremely high, like being able to move planets. Homelander is powerful in his own right, but he seems to be more limited compared to Superman. Superman's powers are also more iconic and well - defined, which might lead more fanfiction writers to have him come out on top in a battle against Homelander.

Well, in fanfiction the outcome can be very different based on various factors. Superman is known for his superhuman strength that can move planets, his invulnerability which makes him hard to harm, and his speed which is faster than light. Thanos is a powerful villain with great strength and the Infinity Stones at his disposal. However, in many fanfictions, Superman's powers are often portrayed as being more than a match for Thanos. His ability to soak up energy, like sunlight, gives him a constant source of power. Also, his moral code might make him more determined to win in a fight against a villain like Thanos. So, generally speaking, Superman has a good chance of winning in fanfiction battles against Thanos.

Superman would probably win. His powers are on a god - like level. He can fly at incredible speeds, has superhuman strength that can move planets, and has heat vision. Naruto is strong, but his powers are more in the realm of ninja techniques and chakra control. In a direct confrontation, Superman's invulnerability would make it difficult for Naruto to do any real damage.

Well, it could be that Danny Phantom is angry because Superman's actions in a particular situation are causing problems in the ghost zone. Maybe Superman's heat vision accidentally disrupted some important ghostly energy source, and Danny, being the protector of the ghost zone, yells at him to be more careful.

It could also be that Superman underestimates Danny's powers. Danny has his own set of unique abilities as a half - ghost. When Superman dismisses him or tries to boss him around, Danny stands up for himself and tells Superman off. He might show Superman some of his cool ghost powers like intangibility and invisibility in a rather sassy way to prove that he's not someone to be pushed around.