
r/ducktales

DuckTales Game WIP
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Couldn't decide between original content and fanart, I thought this was right.
How would huey, dewey, and louie react to Duck avenger
Honestly Glomtales would’a been a better show!
And you know it! AAAHAHAHAHA1
What if DuckTales was a Disney JR show?
What if DuckTales was a Disney Junior show instead of a Disney XD show? How would the show be different?
Donald knows life could be worse (and it usually is) (by @Renny08)
https://www.deviantart.com/renny08/art/It-s-The-Art-Of-Losing-288081123
It's technically not set in the DuckTales universe, but this highlights a trait of Donald's that I like that is really highlighted in the 2017 series: his perseverance. No matter how tough things get for Donald and how much he's put through the wringer, he has a relentless attitude that keeps him going, no matter how much he wants to give up (and occasionally how much he probably should admit he's bitten off more than he can chew)
Rate my Scrooge doodle from "Curse Me Kilts" to "Bless Me Bagpipes."
Reference image included, I was using pen so when I needed to lower his upper beak I made the original line a scar, I hope it works as artistic license or something.
If ducktales 2017 met quack pack (art by quackpackau on Tumblr)
scrooge make mistakes but would still progress as a parent
To this day, I still find it odd to headcanon scrooge as a bad parent for webby (even if the person doesn't like the twist, I'm not sure that jsutify headcanoning scrooge that way, one can dislike part of a story without bashing the character). Way too often, the headcanon ignore scrooge progress through the show (and also kinda feel double standard since donald or beakley aren't said to be bad parents over their own mistakes) and that the other would keep scrooge in check (I don't see the overprotective beakley allowing scrooge to mess up as a parent, same with della even if not as overprotective). Him being a dad doesn't mean he'll regress too, obviously he'll make mistakes and have conflicts with webby (she does idolize scrooge but not to the point of agreeing with him all the time) but still learn from them.
could disney have done better on the comics being canon?
I'd say they could, per example do more between episode adventure or let the comics writter at least know the rough story and arc of each season so they can avoid being ooc (the shrunken webby one was a bit odd because I don't reccall show webby wanting to be special, it felt more like she was anxious about not being seen as normal, and it shows with violet and donald was also a bit jerky in the silence is golden one too, sure he just wanted peace and quiet but he could've simply changed room rather than shut everyone voices against their will). The comics do show that bradford was early on planned to be a villain but i'm not sure how canon this one is because the show doesn't reference it (I think the show referencing events from the comics could've made them more canon, to me, the ducktales 17 comics have the same kind of canon issue as the mlp fim one with the show ending contradicting them at times).
the ballad of duke ballooney also shows scrooge would like to see his nemesis be happy
His reaction when talk to duke does indicate he'd rather have his nemesis happy than them keep trying to beat him but failing all the time, the problem is there's bagage with magica and she hate scrooge way too much (even if he did proposed to actually help her find her brother , I do think magica would refuse that help), and ma beagle woudl still make the choice to be a mob boss rather than a actual good person . Life and crimes in my opinion also show that while scrooge got better and showed that with his guenine apology, the villain sstill made the choice to stay villain when they have the choice to get better (and I think the mcduck wouldn't mind that, they could even help like with manny).
A spinoff show of donald Della fethry and Gladstone would have went hard ngl
maybe I'm bias cuz I love emo donald and it's a crime we didn't get more of him but i NEED more ducktales in my life and season 4 probably ain't coming. But then again a spin off show of ducktales 2017 probably isn't happening as well. At least give me some comics of the duck cousins Disney PLEASE.
young duke/glomgold reminded scrooge of himself
that's why scrooge thought of giving him only a dime rather than pay duke price, scrooge thought the dime would be a symbol to get duke to improve or motivate him like it did on him, problem is duke doesn't work like scrooge or is like him, leading to duke getting angry over scrooge not paying him full (and then stealing a bunch from scrooge, duke/glomgold ego did the rest). After rewatching the episode again tonight, another issue is also that duke not only felt scrooge wasn't paying him right even tho he's already the richest duck in the world, the way scrooge talked about his scheme also made duke feel like scrooge mocked him, even if scrooge was in his view trying to help him. Tho scrooge also does want glomgold to be happy, that's why he let him be duke balloney, he thought he'd much happier than as glomgold.