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Description
Another revamped DP OC.

Name: Dallas (Dally) 13
Age: 12
Gender: Male
Species: Ghost
Powers: Standard ghost powers, summons his shadow
Family: Johnny 13 (father), Kitty (mother), Sissy 13 (sister)
Occupation/role: poser biker ghost kid
Orientation: straight
Relationship status: single
Likes: Motorcycles, cars, working on cars, root beer floats
Dislikes: When he can’t figure things out, when his sister gets all girly and annoying
Personality: Laid back. Doesn’t usually get angry but when he does he shows no mercy.
Bio: Dallas, usually called Dally by his sister, has a passion for anything that has wheels and can go 0-60 in 3 seconds. Since he was little, Dallas would watch his father, Johnny, work on his bike and sees his father as a role model. Though he loves cars and motorcycles, he really doesn’t know as much as he thinks he does. He’s wrecked a number of machines, not by riding them but by not assembling them right. His peers roll their eyes behind his back at his constant talk of his father’s multiple bike stories, for they know Dallas will never be the “hardcore biker” he believes he already is. Dallas is also often jealous of his little sister, Sissy, for being the undeclared favorite kid.

Dallas and Sissy (c) me
Danny Phantom and characters (c) Butch Hartman

Description
Another revamped DP OC.

Name: Dallas (Dally) 13
Age: 12
Gender: Male
Species: Ghost
Powers: Standard ghost powers, summons his shadow
Family: Johnny 13 (father), Kitty (mother), Sissy 13 (sister)
Occupation/role: poser biker ghost kid
Orientation: straight
Relationship status: single
Likes: Motorcycles, cars, working on cars, root beer floats
Dislikes: When he can’t figure things out, when his sister gets all girly and annoying
Personality: Laid back. Doesn’t usually get angry but when he does he shows no mercy.
Bio: Dallas, usually called Dally by his sister, has a passion for anything that has wheels and can go 0-60 in 3 seconds. Since he was little, Dallas would watch his father, Johnny, work on his bike and sees his father as a role model. Though he loves cars and motorcycles, he really doesn’t know as much as he thinks he does. He’s wrecked a number of machines, not by riding them but by not assembling them right. His peers roll their eyes behind his back at his constant talk of his father’s multiple bike stories, for they know Dallas will never be the “hardcore biker” he believes he already is. Dallas is also often jealous of his little sister, Sissy, for being the undeclared favorite kid.

Dallas and Sissy (c) me
Danny Phantom and characters (c) Butch Hartman