Jazz begins to try and take a more active role in Danny's ghost fighting, and although she means well, her inexperience results in more than a few embarrassing defeats for Danny, such as accidentally sucking him into the Fenton Thermos multiple times.
Danny eventually loses his temper with her about her unnecessary help, hurting her feelings. To prove Danny wrong, Jazz ventures to the home of Vlad Masters in hopes of helping Danny out, but ends up forced into combat with Danny. After working together to defeat Plasmius, the two smooth out their conflict and Jazz reverts back to her old method of covering up for him and only helping when she's needed. In gratitude, Danny dubs her a member of Team Phantom,[7] a role she plays more fully when she teams up with Maddie and Sam to defeat Spectra, Ember, and Kitty when they overtake Amity Park.
With her new-found love of ghost hunting, she expresses it as part of her social life, even going so far as writing her college entrance thesis on "ghost envy. Later, when he turns up in one piece, she explains to Danny that she told his parents about his secret. Jazz, like her brother, Danny, has a similar facial feature and appearance to her mother, Maddie. She is a young teenage girl with aqua blue eyes, like her father, Jack's, and long auburn hair, like her mother's, which reaches down to her hips.
She wears an aqua headband, a black long-sleeve v-neck shirt, aqua pants, and a pair of simple, black flats. Other than wearing a black tank top in one episode, the Fenton Peeler, and two different Ember costumes, she is one of the characters who has the fewest costume changes.
Jazz, being the oldest sibling and insisting that she is the most rational member of her family, takes it upon herself to be the "mature" adult, often criticizing her parents' obsession with ghosts and being overprotective of her little brother. She's an adult stuck in a teenage body and wants to be a good role model for her younger sibling, and is often concerned about his development and well-being, much to his annoyance.
While she may not consciously know it, she tends to think that her intelligence makes her superior to others, going completely bonkers if she's shown to be wrong[10] and often using her older-sister status to boss Danny around, acting more like a mother than a sister. Ultimately, she means well, using her knowledge and psychology to point her parents in a more "normal" direction and keeping an overprotective eye on Danny, even if it sometimes is quite annoying to others.
Although she is an adult stuck in a teenage body, she does have one weakness: her favorite stuffed teddy bear. In "The Fenton Menace," when Danny Fenton tears the little bear apart, Jazz throws a fit, jumping up and down while crying. Jazz gradually develops as the show progresses, starting off as a rather snobbish genius who refuses to be associated with her parents, only to later embrace the family ghost-hunting trade. She also learns how to tone down her serious nature and discover her inner child.
Her sudden increased interest in ghosts causes Jazz to imply that she is suffering from "ghost envy," stating she desires to be a ghost to get her parents attention. At school she is apparently popular and very social. She is one of Casper High's best students according to Mr. Lancer and gave a school spirit speech that was applauded and cheered on by everyone in attendance.
When Jazz and Danny were younger, they used to talk all the time and were quite close. But as Danny says, that came to an end when she turned into "a fink. She unintentionally treats him like a helpless child that needs guidance and direction until she secretly witnesses him transform into his ghostly alter ego.
Realizing that he is a hero of sorts and can take care of himself, and although she never truly stops worrying about him, she stops seeing him as a helpless baby brother and is able to respect him as the young man that he is.
This allows their bond to strengthen and they both look out for one another, with Jazz finally realizing Danny is more responsible and mature than she thought. In the beginning of the show, Jazz tends to clash with her parents often because she disapproves of their ghost obsession. She feels that they don't provide the proper guidance that she thinks her younger brother needs.
But when she steps into their ghost-fighting shoes, she begins to understand them better, eventually gaining a ghost-hunting obsession similar to her parents. This allows her respect for them to grow, although she still criticizes them for going overboard on the ghost fighting.
When she steps into their ghost-fighting shoes, Jazz begins to understand them better, eventually gaining a ghost-hunting obsession similar to her parents. This allows her respect for them to grow, although she still criticizes them for going overboard on the ghost fighting.
Jack has even admitted that Jazz is his favorite even though she looks nothing like him [13] and it is hinted that Jazz's name was his idea.
In " Phantom Planet ," Jazz believed Danny was killed in a plane crash. Distraught, she explained to her parents that their son is really the ghost boy, helping them to accept his shocking secret. Although she is never seen with friends of her own age, Jazz has been known to hang out with Danny's friends.
She hangs out with them more often when she becomes a member of Team Phantom. Sam is at first critical of Jazz, but later warms up to her in " Girls' Night Out. Despite their relationship not being as explored as others, it is clear Jazz cares for Tucker and thinks of him as a friend and vice versa.
Though Tucker displayed visible annoyance when Jazz slipped up or made relatively questionable suggestions on the team, he still was more welcoming than Sam was. They opened up to each other at the end of " Frightmare " about the dreams they had prior to the episode's climax. Before she finds out about Vlad's ghost powers, Jazz seems to respect him or is at least courteous to him. But after it's revealed to her that Vlad is her brother's archenemy, Jazz distrusts him and is wary of him being around, as she now knows how dangerous he can be.
Vlad's crush on her mother creeps Jazz out. Jazz seems to have a small connection with Freakshow because they both have ghost envy, going as far as wishing they both were ghosts. But thanks to that connection, Jazz is able to give Danny advice about how to defeat Freakshow later on. Johnny 13 rescues Jazz from a runaway roller coaster that he secretly sent flying. His girlfriend Kitty needs a host to overshadow in order to exit the Ghost Zone and Johnny chooses Jazz to be his girlfriend's new body.
Goody-two-shoes model student Jazz seems to be attracted to Johnny's bad-boy image, not to mention that he saved her life. Although Jazz is definitely grateful to Johnny for saving her life, it's unclear how much she really liked Johnny since for the majority of their relationship she was under Kitty's influence.
Jazz begins to date Johny despite her parents' and brother's strong disapproval. Meanwhile, Kitty transferred her energy into her scarf, jacket, and ring, meaning that if Jazz wears all three items, Kitty will be able to possess her. Johnny does his best to win Jazz over and persuade her to wear Kitty's things. He succeeds for a minute or so until Danny rescues Jazz from the items' influence and throws Johnny back into the Ghost Zone.
However, she didn't go to. For her part, Jazz seems to dislike Dash for his crush on her and for being mean to her younger brother Danny. In " Frightmare " Danny shocked Jazz out of her dream by scaring her with the thought of being married to him. It was later confirmed by series director Butch Hartman that sometime following the events of the Disasteroid , Dani was welcomed into the Fenton family , officially making them sisters.
While this interaction is never seen, it is implied that the two sisters get along well and love each other. The mostly uses the Fenton Ghost Peeler. Hartman said that there are 3 possible options for this future Jazz, with the third being the most likely. First, she might be a professor at Fenton University.
Second, she might marry Dash Baxter, although this is unlikely because that was her nightmare in Frightmare. The most likely option, the one that is probably to be taken as canon, is that she becomes Danny's handler.
Although Danny tries to stay out of the media and away from fans and reporters, it is nearly impossible, especially while attending school. Jazz steps in to help her younger brother, just like she did when they were in high school. She takes on the role of Danny's handler, which includes protecting him from swarms of fans and paparazzi, handling PR and social media.
All three versions of Jazz 10 years later we see her as a tech-oriented, energetic more-so than before , savvy member of Team Phantom. Version 1 This first version of Jazz 10 years later shows her in an Iron Man style, with the Fenton Peeler as her suit. As we saw in the series, the Fenton Peeler was one of Jazz's most used piece of ghost fighting equipment. In the past 10 years, she has continued to use it and upgrade it along the way.
She eventually accepts that ghosts are real sentient beings when she caught Danny transforming into his superhero alter ego without his knowledge, and combating one. At first, she tries to question Danny and his friends, but soon realizes the boost in confidence he received from his chosen lifestyle.
She opts to keep her discovery a secret, proclaiming " He'll tell me when he's ready ". Jazz also changes her views on ghost hunting when she was forced to accompany her father in battle, protecting their barricaded home from a massive ghost invasion. Secretly impressed by her father's skill, she comments her volunteer as a "social experiment", only to find the results enjoyable.
When she thought Danny was going crazy over a non-existent ghost, she takes him and her family on a faraway vacation. Unbeknownst to her, the ghost in question was Youngblood, a ghost kid only seen by children.
Still under the belief that she is an adult trapped in a teenager's body, Danny brought out her inner child by destroying her childhood toy.
She in turn helps Danny fight off Youngblood and has since embraced her sixteen-year-old self. Concerned Danny will cheat on his C. T test, Jazz has a chat with Danny, only for him to reveal himself as Dark Danny , Danny's evil future self, able to travel to the past via Danny's time medallion. Aware of the impending danger, Jazz sends Danny a note, traveling for ten years until it reaches him. It in turn sets off a chain reaction that causes him to return to the present time period and defeat his evil self.
She then confesses not only did she write the message, but that she was aware of his secret identity. The results bring them closer.
Jazz then tries to become an active participant in Danny's ghost fighting; but her lack of experience creates more harm then good. Danny's frustrations towards her causes her to run towards Vlad Masters. Under false pretenses that she wants to be Vlad's daughter, she takes advantage and finds his current plan. Exposed, she is forced to combat Danny where the two sibling reconcile and outsmart Vlad.
She decides in the end to play a minor role. She later encourages her brother to finally reveal to the rest of the world who he is. This article "Jazz Fenton" is from Wikipedia.
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