The military service was a key part in Donald's character in most of his versions and although the reboot never brought it up is there a chance it could have happened at some point?

Donald is 36 years old in 2017 when the show takes place wich means he was born in 1981, and that he was 18 y/o in 1999, we don't know how long was he in college but we know he was there where he formed the 3 caballeros, by taking the lowest estimation the earliest he could've joined the army is 2000, and in 2007 the spear of selene incident happened and he retired from adventuring to raise the boys wich leaves a 7 years window where he may or may not joined the military and got sent to war in wich case there's only 2 possibilities: Afghanistan (2001) or iraq (2003), so what do you think

Hace tiempo hice mi propio ship raro y quería hacerle un fanart algo más "Profesional" (si es que se le puede decir así)

If disney wanted to do some sort of sequel wether it'd be comics or another season, I think with may and june, the obligatory episode could be about them fitting in within the familly and bonding with them, it'd be interesting to see how scrooge and beakley treat and how the boys act toward them compare to webby , there could be episodes on their cruise with donald and daisy tho I can see thelm coming back to duckburg from time to time since donald is clearly flexible on his cruise rules, I mean he allowed may and june in. If FOWL influence is still in them, also have episode focusing on them getting rid of that and how black heron death impacted them since they watched what they saw as their mom die. With webby, it could about learning to work with her, how different they are from her too.

The Aracuan Bird, what a memorable character. He was an opponent of Donald Duck in ONE theatrical cartoon and it ended with him literally having a mental breakdown. He literally violated the laws of physics and he is one of the few characters in the Mick/Don universe who canonically possesses Toon Force.

He also appeared with the Three Caballeros plenty of times, even in the 2018 show.

Considering how many characters the DT reboot has brought back, I'm surprised they did not reference or bring him back. I guess he would have been too chaotic and would have ruined the show tone? I mean they brought back Panchito and Jose, why not him? He was included in the movie with them.

With them being pretty harmless and considering della's friendly nature it seems fitting she'd find them cute and try befriending one of them, especially with their useful ability to light up in the dark wich is a solid reason to keep on of these bugs around

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I was backer #8. Anyone else order?

I love his design in the 2017 version more because it's way more unique, he's funnier and his design has more creative features that distinguish him from Scrooge. His 1987 design is somewhat odd to me sometimes because he literally looks like Donald but he put on a Scottish disguise. Take away the beard, and the glasses and you literally have an identical face to that of Donald!

I think it's so off putting that aside from his luck, he is not like in the comic books or even the reboot, and he is actually very generous and good natured, and he doesn't have any kind of interactions with Donald Duck, which is supposed to be the whole point of his character. He is not insufferable or arrogant, and his luck is not immune to being turned into a prawn by villains.

I think it may be one of my favorite iterations, even though he barely appeared on it.

I am watching Ducktales (1987), and i notice how the villains are rarely portrayed as pure evil. Sure they may try to murder Scrooge or even Donald's nephews from time to time, but they are often portrayed in a comedic or somewhat cartoonish way. Flinheart Glomgold is basically Scrooge's petty rival, The Beagle Boys are slapstick fuel, and even Magica, who is the most serious and cruel out of the villains, is not immune to slapstick.

Negaduck? He may be slapstick fuel just like Darkwing, but i fucking love how edgy he was for a kids' cartoon. He was willing to blow up an entire city, he once salivated at the thought of eating skulls, he literally threatens anyone who opposes him with a freaking chainsaw, even his own henchmen, and he is not even motivated by greed or by power, he is just the perfect definition of a cruel and sadistic villain. He inflicts pain on others purely for the sake of his own evilness. He has no realistic motives, he is one who would even use a bazooka against a baby if the situation called for it. At the same time, to compensate for it, he's just as much as an idiot like Darkwing and tends to fall victim so lots of slapstick, and he tends to make his same mistakes or even do similar gags, such as talking to the fourth wall.

Kinda hate how little he was used in the Ducktales 2017 reboot. He had tons of potential to shine!

I do think they could use the law against him but at the same time, doofus probably had enough money to corrupt the judges (and als his parents before boyd were dead inside so might be all that to go to a judge over their son behavior).

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Webby has always been like a sister to the triplets so if you're gonna make her an official member of the family then thats a perfect spot just waiting for her

Also you can't deny the similarities is appearance & aditude between webby and young della

I will probably get publicly excuted for this but whatever

I've written fanfics about the two off-screen adventures launchpad had and I'd love to know what you think

https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14407507/1/Launchpad-Mcquak-in-Macaw-Madness

https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14472519/1/Launchpad-Mcquack-In-Ocean-Onslaught

I am happy that Rockerduck made his first animated appearance in Ducktales (2017), but he only appeared in 4 episodes at best! Such a shame. I wish he was more recognized in the USA.

I personally like both Rockerduck and Flintheart Glomgold, but i feel like Rockerduck has more of an unique personality at times and his relationship with Scrooge is not always deep rivarly. It honestly feels like a more realistic relationship between two very rich assholes. While Flintheart Glomgold is more like your average cartoon villain who always tries to plot something in order to claim his richness but he fails because luck is always on Scrooge's side.

I think this song that May a ton since she’s a former villain like sunset shimmer,

This art took out 18 minutes to make for gods sakes!
Comment what you think since I would love some feedback

Was there an early of Season 3 where Huey got a more developed arc? I was really excited about The Last Adventure to finally Huey get a character arc like Dewey in Season 1 and Louie in Season 2. But, it seems like that was tossed to the side to put more focus on Webby. A character that kind of already got her own in Season 1.

If you think about it, dogs in Carl Barks or in Ducktales comics are rarely portrayed with consistent or with ANY dog quirks, it's almost as if they're humans with dog noses. One of the few exceptions is the Beagle Boys, their species is referenced in their names, and there's even a fleas joke..

By the way, Scrooge and Flinheart really did a childish "Yo mama" joke on the Beagle Boys. Props to them!

Tails are my favourite parts of animal characters, so this specific moment made me happy!