It appears that 'Innocent Blood' had originally animated Ghost Rider's human form without any helmet, as seen in a brief transformation shot during the credits. Rich Trueblood produced the episode ' When Calls Galactus' and directed ' Innocent Blood'. The first, and currently only, animated version of Daniel Ketch. Ketch was the first to use the Penance Stare, had spikes on his clothing, and used that motorcycle design. However, his design is based on the Daniel Ketch version who was the Ghost Rider character in the comics at the time having replaced the original Johnny Blaze.

Ghost Rider's real name is never revealed in either series. Rhys-Davies also appeared in The Incredible Hulk's ' Mortal Bounds' as one of the many connections between the two series. Grieco appeared in Fantastic Four along with John Rhys-Davies as Thor. His appearance in X-Men was a cameo appearing in only one brief shot with an animal growl. Ghost Rider was voiced by Richard Grieco in both of his speaking appearances. His interactions with other people are typically brief and end after whatever guilty person he is hunting is punished. He appears to have no friends and no known family. To Ghost Rider, his mission with the planet eater was over and he had to move onto someone else. Even someone as infamous and powerful as Galactus meant nothing to him after his punishment. Since the person has atoned for their wrongdoing they are free to live their life in any way they feel, though hopefully making better choices. Once he has used his Penance Stare on a victimizer, Ghost Rider leaves them alone. He is more concerned with helping people and cares nothing about how he is perceived by others. In each of these instances, Ghost Rider is quick to fix the situation and will readily apologize. There have also been times when he has sought out a person for what he perceived was hurting innocents when the person was in fact innocent themselves. There have been instances where his powers have inadvertently put people into danger while he was distracted on his mission. However, in his quest for justice, there have been times when he has needed to protect innocents even from himself. If he is not careful, Ghost Rider can inadvertently cause massive damage due to the heat he radiates. However, the Ghost Fire has a side effect causing nearby objects to greatly increase in temperature. The Ghost Fire also makes him seemingly invulnerable to the heat and damage caused by fire. This would put probably put him in the same league as the Asgardian Thor who similarly fought but could not defeat Hulk. He is also strong enough to fight Hulk in hand-to-hand combat, though apparently not enough to defeat him. He can survive a tremendous amount of punishment, even from mighty beings like the Hulk. The Ghost Fire gives him incredibly enhanced strength and durability. It is unknown if it can be repaired all the time or only when damaged in its Ghost Fire state. The motorcycle also has the ability to repair itself when damaged. Ghost Rider can easily jump over other cars and appears to have limited flight capabilities. The motorcycle is also not bound by the laws of gravity. The motorcycle can then move at incredibly fast speeds, with enough force that it can knock people aside. The cycle is also covered in flames, most noticeably replacing the rubber tires with fire. In addition to changing his own body, the Ghost Fire also changes his motorcycle.

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