Wulf

Wulf is an anthropomorphic wolf in Danny Phantom and the Toon Wars who was originally a prisoner at Walker's Super-max Prison used once to hunt down Danny before he set him free on Earth. Since then, he would return as an ally of he and his family from time to time and would be heavily featured as one of the main cast members of the Samurai Jack Saga, Wrath of the Phantom, and Toon Wars: The Final Days, being featured in many battles against the Syndicate and the corrupted forces of the Virus Entity. Wulf was one of the few characters who survived to the end of the Final Days, and was able to see the restoration of reality into the new Toonverse.

## Appearance

Wulf is a tall, muscular anthropomorphic wolf with black fur, a grey muzzle, warm green eyes the same color as his ripped shirt and pants. He has a small tail, short ears, and huge fangs coming from his mouth like a saber-tooth. He also wears a hoodie over his head sometimes to blend in.

## Personality

Like any wolf, Wulf is very much a hunter but very playful and enjoys the company. His imprisonment led him to using his skills against his will until his escape, at first being cocky whenever he caught Danny until he saw him as a friend the moment he freed him. Even sacrificing himself at one point to keep Danny away from Walker. Despite his rough history, he still saw Earth as his home and viewed Danny and his friends as allies. However, where he excelled in combat and raw strength, he isn't the brightest according to Sam. He is, on the other hand, fluent in Esperanto. In Wrath of the Phantom, against a threat greater than all the ghosts thus far, he proved too much even for Dan, risking himself multiple times for Amity. Even in the Syndicate Timeline (an arguably worse version of his time in Walker's prison), he found himself befriending the Nicktoons the second they freed him and followed them on their mission. For the rest of the Toon Wars, Anais became attracted to him, calling him cute and fluffy. Hali also saw him as fatherly when he nurtured her after a mission, later solidified in the Final Days when he calls her his daughter.

## Biography

### Early Life and Danny Phantom

Although it is never brought up in-show or by Butch Hartman, in Toon Wars, Wulf was originally part of an experiment in the Frost Kingdom gone wrong. He was once a soldier fighting against Pariah Dark and his minions at the time of his rule of the Ghost Zone before he was heavily injured from an explosion. Pariah quickly retreated, finding no interest in the kingdom after a while, and the soldier was taken to the medical bay where doctors scrambled to find a way to heal him. Unfortunately, even the healing chamber proved too little to repair him, forcing them to use overshadowing as a last resort. Before one of them could merge with the man, one of Pariah's beasts that was left behind from the fighting broke into the lab and overshadowed him instead, causing the soldier to transform into Wulf. He escaped but was pursued and captured by Walker after accidentally getting into trouble in the Ghost Zone. He first appeared in the episode "Public Enemies" where he was sent to hunt Danny Phantom for Walker but quickly made friends with him instead after Danny removed his shock collar before being sent back to the prison through a Ghost Portal by Walker. He would then reappear soon after in "Claw of the Wild" where he escaped once again by creating a ghost portal himself and helped Danny and his friends save their classmates from Walker and his guards . Afterward, Wulf would head out into the woods free from the Ghost Zone and remain an ally of Danny's, later helping to stop the Disasteroid from colliding with Earth in "Phantom Planet."

### Wrath of the Phantom/10-Year Gap

Wulf returned once again in the Wrath of the Phantom miniseries where he was one of the heroes who fought Dan Phantom when he returned from his imprisonment from the Fenton Thermos outside of time in Clockwork's Lair. He was able to deal huge damage to the villain and expose some of his weaknesses to defeat him. Together along with Danny and Daniella, they took out the Dimensional Monitor and blasted it into deep space via Ember's guitar, thus deleting Dan Phantom entirely.

### Samurai Jack Saga

Wulf returns in the alternate timeline created by the Syndicate after they warned Aku of his eventual demise at the hands of Samurai Jack and Ashi. During its history, the Ghost Zone was enslaved, and Wulf was kept as a hunter for the villains against his will, having an explosive collar strapped around his neck to keep him from defying orders. It would be until the Samurai Jack Saga where he would be freed by Danny Phantom, who was accidentally sent forward to the future along with Jimmy, Tucker, Zim, Ashi, and Jack. Though he didn't recognize him, Wulf quickly embraced Danny and helped his new friends fight against the Syndicate's forces at Aku's tower. Once both the Syndicate trio and Aku were defeated, each of the heroes returned to the present Toon Wars Timeline, in which Wulf merged with his present counterpart and was chosen by the adult Anais Watterson to help take care of Momotaro. This proved to help tremendously for the young girl, who almost immediately got attached to him when he looked after her like an actual parent when Anais wasn't there. The two later married, and Hali became the adopted daughter of Wulf and Anais from then on.

### Toon Wars: The Final Days

When the Toon Force disbanded 5 years later, Wulf remained in Retroville to guard Jimmy Neutron's lab until all members were safe. This didn't last very long as days later, the Virus Entity arrived to consume the multiverse. Jimmy, Goddard, and Jenny's trip to Bikini Bottom ended with the virus reaching the planet, forcing Wulf, Scotsman, and Samurai Jack to intervene. They fought Sugilite, the fusion of Amethyst and Garnet, to a standstill before the virus completely distorted Bikini Bottom. Plankton's efforts to teleport everyone to Amity Park failed when the portal collapsed, leaving Spongebob, Patrick, and Squidward with the Toon Force. Everyone else were saved by Future Timmy who came in with his own portal to bring them to the Forgotten Society.

Though safe from the chaos, Wulf remained alone much of the time, worried about Hali and Anais. He remained quiet and tried along with Scotsman and Future Timmy to comfort Jack, who was slowly beginning to lose his sanity. Much later, he was shocked when he heard the mission of the Forgotten Society to essentially let the virus come to break the Fourth Wall. But he soon found joy when the last of the Toon Force arrived with Anais and Hali still on their roster. Wulf immediately embraced them before getting back into action against the corrupted, starting with the Shadowpuff Girls, then the Crystal Gems. He was seen as a heavy hitter in the battle up to their third phase: Super Obsidian. The Gems' failure, however, led to the Toon Goddess bombarding the city with a heavy erasure barrage, killing much of the already crippled Toon Force. Wulf recovered and went on the offensive when the Toon Goddess prepared to kill Hali, briefly showing his full strength and managing to damage her. She was only stopped when Nicole Watterson separated from her evil half, allowing for an enraged Bimm and Hali/Momotaro to slice into the Toon Goddess.

This, however, activated a failsafe that reset reality to an earlier point in time, resulting in Wulf being brought back to his debut episode. Although this time, his memory of Danny causes him to fall back on his hunt, convincing him that he isn't a threat. Danny, already thinking Walker could bring Wulf back, creates an elaborate trick with Sam to have Walker and Bullet capture Wulf, only to then realize they're taking a fur coat. With Wulf's help, they successfully defeat the two ghosts and leave them for Maddie to capture, completely changing the end of the episode. Off-screen, Wulf is retrieved by Jenny Wakeman and brought to Clockwork's Lair.

When the rest of the survivors were found, he followed them to the events of Attack of the Toybots to confront Doug Funnie, who turned out to be the Toon God. His anger distorted reality until only Lyvsheria was left as his battleground to engage the survivors. Wulf fought the Toon God as best as he could, dealing many blows but still being pushed back and momentarily incapacitated. But with the aid of reinforcements, Wulf and the survivors were able to defeat the Toon God and erase the virus from the Fourth Wall Controls. After all the fighting, Wulf was finally able to see reality restored and was one of the few people who's memories were intact when the Toonverse was merged.

### Crossover Forces

Wulf cameoed in Crossover Forces as one of the people in Amity Park watching Blue Hat's broadcast before his takeover. He along with the rest of the Toon Force worlds were frozen until Mao Mao's rebellion could stop Black Hat's empire.

## Abilities

* Portal Creation
* Intangibility
* Flight
* Superhuman Strength
* Exorcism
* Enhanced Senses

## Stats

Although he isn't the most active in Toon Wars or the original series, Wulf is physically one of the strongest characters in the Toon Force. Against those like Danny and Walker, Wulf has been able to, at times, overpower them and use his abilities, like his portal spawning, to great advantage. This is best shown later in Wrath of the Phantom when against an omnipotent Dan Phantom as he could slice into his extra armor and injure him no matter the circumstances. When the other ghosts fell from a large explosion after Dan internally self destructed, Wulf was still hovering along with Danny and Dani. In the Samurai Jack Saga, he, again, battles and overpowers Danny and the other heroes by himself and can take on multiple waves of enemies including the Daughters of Aku or Aku himself. In Curse of the Werecat, when a monstrous Cattus attacks the heroes, Wulf steps in to stop him and matches his strength despite any difference in experience. This is also shown in Toon Wars: The Final Days when he battles a corrupted Sugilite and easily holds his own against the fusion. He also seems perfectly to go toe-to-toe against the Toon Goddess, Super Obsidian, and the Toon God despite their power level vastly exceeding his own. His only time being weakened is when the Syndicate actives the Purge Mode of their Time Drive, which he then recovered from.

## Trivia

* Though Wulf speaks in Esperanto, he does know some English, which is expanded upon in Toon Wars.
* It isn't quite known where Wulf ranks in the Toon Force's scaling system since he's shown to be able to keep up with beings stronger than himself, including Dan Phantom, the Toon Goddess, Aku, and hordes of virus spawns.
* Anais being attracted to Wulf started off as a joke from Frozarburst in the Samurai Jack Saga. This would later develop into a working relationship.
* Since Wulf didn't have an origin in-show before the prison, Frozarburst and MiniKoontzy on Fanfiction gave him one in Toon Wars lore, explaining that he was part of an experiment gone wrong.
* Wulf acts like a house pet a lot of times, taking a nap, licking people's faces as a friendly gesture, or nudging them.