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>>119994010 Imagine having a six way with all of them.
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>>119994082 Reminder that all male ducks are rapists
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>>119994122 Well, I'd be in good company then.
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>>119994147 Exotic home grown chiles and original Don Rosa artwork, god dammit I’ve never wished I was at a convention more in my life. Could he be any more based?
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>>119994010 Man, I've only read 10 issues of Barks' Uncle Scrooge and we have the same opinion on Nu ducktales.
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>>119994010 I put this reboot in the same camp as the She-Ra reboot and Thundercats Roar. They are appropriated by a specific subset of culture war ideologues who have no care for the source material, and instead use their platform to satisfy their own egos and satiate their need to broadcast their soulless beliefs to the world.
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>>119994147 Has Anyone from the show ever acknowledged this?
>>119994239 I mean, it helps when Scrooge is actually on screen in the new show. I watched the first two seasons and he was barely there save for a few gags. The nephews have never been strong enough to carry their own plots the way they try in this show. And I don’t buy the “kids wouldn’t like an adult lead character” because Scrooge is a fucking treasure Hunter, lots of kids would and love him for that
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>>119994010 /co/ would have taken it so much better if Legend of the Three Caballeros didn't leak and was just released now on Disney+, because some of the hate came from it fucking over that show.
It really isn't bad. It isn't the most grand thing, and it has many flaws which will become apparent to people the further from the finale we go, but when they did stuff great they did stuff great.
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>>119994333 100% agree with the necessity of Scrooge. I've only watched a few episodes of nu ducktales but there was barely any Scrooge. The other duck threads scared me off from the show when I learned Scrooge wasn't the main character.
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Only watched a few episodes from the first season, thought it was boring.
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>>119994010 I liked it better than the old Duck Tales cartoon.
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>>119994010 Better than the old show, but was super sterile at times.
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>>119994543 >>119994638 To be fair the old DuckTales wasn't a very high bar to begin with.
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>>119994360 /co/ would have taken DT17 better...because they discovered a show that they found another Donald Duck show they liked better...?
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It started out with promise but quickly fell apart as it introduced more reinterpretations of characters, failed to make the best out of Donald or Scrooge and weighed too heavily on Webby.
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>>119994543 >>119994638 >>119994672 Yeah, I wouldn’t consider being better than the original show as a metric for being a good show. Like OP I have no nostalgia goggles here
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>>119994010 I was promised Donald would be in the show, I feel cheated.
Waaaaay too much focus on Webby.
It was too cynical about the concept of adventuring, often dismissively having that as the uninteresting off-camera part we don't get to see.
Overall, boring.
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Remember that time the writers added Darkwing Duck in just so they could represent their creepy mexiloli fetish?
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>>119994926 Didn’t he delete this like immediately because everyone pointed out how creepy it was?
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>>119994122 >>119994134 This is a literal meme popularized by reddit. It's birds way to sex as birds are violent in everything
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>>119994543 Original had far better plots, especially the multi episode arcs.
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>>119994010 Meh, Lot3c is better.
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Caballeros does everything better
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>>119994010 This show is basically Clickbait: The Show, it literally tries to garner clickbait articles for this slop
>look, lesbians! >look, the disney afternoon! >look, women power! >look, references! Anonymous
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>>119994010 Disappointing. The beginning is great, the end will be terrible. I’m glad I gave up watching. The original Ducktales, whatever it was, was much better than the Ducktales reboot and had a soul.
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>>119994333 >Has Anyone from the show ever acknowledged this? Why would they? I have never seen this image outside of /co/.
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>>119994360 >It really isn't bad. It's not just bad. It's an insult.
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>>119995327 Louie's smug face will always make this
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When I watch a reboot, I want to feel like the people making it love the source material even more than I do. All the best reboots have that quality to them. Transformers Animated, He-Man 2002, most DC Comics cartoons, etc.
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>>119995252 Plus Jessica DiCicco’s voice makes me hard
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>>119995327 >white people cheering for the increase of crime and poverty in poor urban ethnic communities Never ceases to disappoint me.
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>>119995479 Goblin jail
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>>119994010 I agree, except on one thing. I hate the artstyle, and I hate the colors.
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I'll miss getting screenshots of him to fap to you don't understand
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>>119995462 I’d argue putting a knife through original Webby, ignoring nearly everything from the comic’s storyline, and constantly adding in their OC’s to outshine and mock the original well established characters is a sign that they didn’t have any love or enthusiasm for the original. They had enthusiasm, but it was so they could erase the original with their “superior rendition”
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>>119994010 It was alright I guess, stopped watching after the 1st season tho cause Webby was fucking annoying.
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>>119995462 A fair objective assessment, although I do not agree that they value Duck comics as is usually thought. They took Barks and Rosa for references and to attract an audience, but in essence they are far from being closer to the world of comics. They took the worst from Don Rosa, not realizing they were making a mistake. It would be better if they founded the world in their own way without the interference of comics.
About Rockerduck and Jeeves I would not comment, they became villains like from James Bond in the first movies. The only thing I'm grateful for, and what they took from the comics and did the right thing, is Gladstone Gander.
Gander is usually an asshole in comics, but not in Ducktales 2017, and I’m glad they handled Gladstone and Donald’s relationship the right way. The rest is to be condemned, but that is my opinion.
And as for Disney Afternoon they did best around Darkwing Duck and something around Goof Troop and Goofy Movie, everything else is not worth commenting on.
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>>119995539 Underrated post
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>>119994010 Good objective assessment and I agree that it has become boring, although I also enjoyed the original Ducktales and I am a fan of comics.
I just disagree about the style and animation. What about the people who put the style to be angular and the children to have square heads and blunt beaks? Is it the influence of Minecraft, Cal-Art style, Dolan comics or something completely fourth?!
Come on, please, people, it's not all because there isn't enough money to make a great animation (see Mickey Mouse Cartoons and Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse where it's a little ugly, but there ducks have normal round heads and flat beaks and the series is much funnier of DT17), has in other things as well. I will never forgive them for completely ruining the duck style in DT17. For me, what they did in DT17 is Duckverse heresy.
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>>119994010 I'm more of a donald duck fan. scrooge was always one note and boring and predictable, whereas donald would always surprise me.
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>>119995782 The kids and beagle boys have questionable designs for sure, but I actually kinda like angular art styles, it’s gives it a 1950’s pop art look.
They claim it was Barks inspired, but that’s only apparent with Scrooge and Donald, I feel like Barks is mainly their cop out. They assume people wouldn’t have read the comics but will just accept any explanation as long as it’s “like the comic.”
I said the animation was nice at times, and it is nice at times. There’s a few action sequences were its fluid and the intro is very well done; but obviously it’s fairly still 90% of the time
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>>119994147 I've had one of his chiles, it was hot but sweet. I bought a drawing of young scrooge.
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>>119995823 I love Donald of course, but I feel like you’re beings little harsh on Scrooge. There’s a lot of complexity to the character and Donald always served as an amazing side kick to him. I feel both characters are at their best when they’re used together, though Donald is a great duo with Jose in the comics as well
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>>119995852 I am so jealous
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>>119995836 >The kids and beagle boys have questionable designs for sure, but I actually kinda like angular art styles, it’s gives it a 1950’s pop art look. Yes, that bothers me too. Although, even during the 50s and 60s when it was part of the angular characters, Disney still made its characters look as realistic as they should be. Never simply nor do they have tired colors.
Some people Ducktales reboot style is associated with Mith Kahl, but that is far from reality. And yes, they only brought it up with Donald and Scrooge, which I have no objections to with those characters, and they probably did it in such a way that fans wouldn't notice other things, but with other main characters, I certainly have.
By the way, Scrooge's coat in DT17 is inspired by the classic short Scrooge and Money, where Scrooge wears just such a coat. In the comics, Scrooge’s coat has no zippers.
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>>119995597 >putting a knife through original Webby Even as a fan of Ducktales 1987, I always thought Webby was one of the worst parts of the show. She was annoying by design. Her entire purpose was to to make the triplets more relatable to the show's target audience of grade school boys by being a whiney little sister character.
So shitting on her doesn't make the DT17 crew seem less like sincere fans. On the contrary, it makes them seem more like sincere fans, because a lot of fans sincerely felt that way about Webby.
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>>119995836 >I said the animation was nice at times, and it is nice at times. There’s a few action sequences were its fluid and the intro is very well done; but obviously it’s fairly still 90% of the time In a way it has good animations, but again it’s nothing if the style is still ugly. I forgot to say, if you want real animation to see take a look at 90s Disney movies and series in which the characters really look realistic and that thanks to many animators. Too bad Disney closed its studio in Australia, because that animators did a great job there.
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>>119996035 >>119995999 Stop being so god damn autistic.
You’re comparing television animation to theatrical animation and original Disney animated projects that were grossly over budget to the point of being unsustainable
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>>119996166 >Stop being so god damn autistic. We started again, then. Autistic again, right? Is it autistic for you if someone criticizes the style and animation at Disney that it shouldn’t be? Is the budget unsustainable?
And is it sustainable, when Disney is more concerned with Marvel and Star Wars and 20th Century Fox, resenting its accomplishments and reducing its main characters to mascots? Is that autistic for you?! I'm not looking for a return to the 90s, but for things to be in place. Disney should be Disney, not a dirty company that buys everything live.
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>>119996035 That's literally every thread in heavy opposition towards the DuckTales reboot. Some folks offer valid and rational criticism... but most of the time, it boils down to: it's not like the comics, we need to apologize to Don Rosa, it's not as good as a previous cartoon because of (insert asinine reason), and so forth.
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>>119996227 It’s not autistic to criticize something, you’re just doing it in the most autistic way possible for the most autistic reasons possible.
Also, since you’re such a disney fanatic, you probably know that buying live action things has been part of the Disney business model model for decades. So much so that they even considered ending animation all together for a while.
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>>119996300 You are absolutely wrong. And I’m not against live-action movies, but they also cost definitely, if you didn’t know. By live-action movies, I mean movies that make sense, not remakes, which become catastrophic afterwards. Today's Disney is disastrous.
No, I'm not a Disney fanatic, I'm just saying real things, and you're immediately accused of being autistic. Come on, grow up more, please.
The only Disney that interests me is Donald Duck and Duckverse in general and part of the classic world (Mickey and Goofy’s universe). I don't care about the rest and I don't care and I prefer to watch Warner Bros., Universal and Dreamworks. There’s no nonsense out there like in today’s Disney.
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>>119995327 Who are these people, anyways? I don't recognize any of them.
Also, it's a good thing one can separate the art from the artist; otherwise, nobody would be watching Walt's material on account of him being a Freemason and a pedophile. Likewise with all the other Hollywood degenerates.
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>>119996280 Wait, can't some criticism be said about that. Ducktales reboot style is simply ugly and grotesque and that’s it. If you like it, it's your business.
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>>119994010 6/10, it was okay I guess.
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>tripfag thinking their opinion matters
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>>119996401 >Walt's material on account of him being a Freemason and a pedophile Is this sarcasm or is it really so? I know Disney was a mason, and this for a pedophile is pure nonsense to me, as are the accusations that he is an anti-Semite. By the way, he was an anti-communist.
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>>119996407 >Ducktales reboot style is simply ugly and grotesque I think those descriptors are better applied to Rosa's style. Pure visual vomit.
>>119996444 If you think Walt was a saint and exempt from all the vile shenanigans that go on within the secret club, then you're delusional. Doesn't matter what he was supposedly "against."
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>>119996506 I didn’t even say Walt was a “saint,” but there’s certainly no evidence of such things.
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>>119996401 Some are actors the rest are writers
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>>119996401 They’re all writers on the show, I think.
And, well, it’s not like the DuckTales crew doesn’t already have a reputation for that sort of thing. Frank likes himself a cartoon Latina duckling, after all.
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>>119994926 >your fragile ego >has the soi boi wojack face Do libtards understand that they project all the time?
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>>119994010 >for a show allegedly paying homage to the comic, it has fuck all to do with them True and I found this quite tasteless. If they don't give a shit about the pre-existing property they've been assigned to make a new show for I wish they wouldn't pretend like they respect it.
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Speaking of Walt and Carl Barks, possibly my favorite piece of Duck art ever
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Ok but how is Ducktales 2047 going to go
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>>119996438 It's only a matter of time before I tame you, too, Mitty. I already know you think about me~
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>>119995327 1) Doesn't care about an invasion
2) Doesn't know the history of the nation
3) Thinks prisons should be filled with single people
4) Doesn't even know what he is saying as he supports divorce rape separations
5) believes the refugee hoax and 'asylum'
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>>119996639 It's going to be a hand puppet show held under a bridge. Every episode only gets one airing.
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>>119996622 The one on the bottom left looks more Jewish than the others. Probably Youngberg?
In any case, their political agenda means nothing to me, and thankfully hasn't seeped into the show proper.
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>>119996639 It’ll be 100% made by AI with a synthesized voice that imitates Alan Young
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>>119994926 >>119995327 >>119996666 Wasn't that Frank Angones previously accused of being a pedophile?!
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>>119996690 There’s still six episodes left. Don’t jinx it. They can shove in a lot of nonsense in the last batch.
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>>119996639 That year would make more sense, because that year will be the 100th anniversary of the appearance of Scrooge McDuck. Although the question is whether that will really be the case, given future situations. We don’t know if Disney will fail by then or the world will be ruled by the Chinese Communist Party.
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>>119996666 Thanks for translating Satan.
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>>119994010 Be honest
David Tenant's a pretty good Scrooge
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>>119994926 >DUDE LOOK THIS CHARACTER IS LATINA!!!!!!!! >that aspect of her character is never relevant or even mentioned, and isn't even really noticeable why do twatter users do this
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>>119996774 China likes Disney too they'd do it
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>>119996633 Is the pink bunny near Goofy from anything? I figure everything else is Sidney but that.
The bunny behind Snowwhite could be from ehr movie, but I don't recall the pink bunny from anything.
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The show had too many characters.
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>>119996760 True. Sam King could've swayed the execs with some good old-fashioned wiener sucking, in a bid to make Dellumbra a reality. But seriously, I think the worst we're going to see is a gigantic Rise of Skywalker-esque mess in the finale. If they were going to make a ham-fisted Trump joke, or some parallel to the immigrant issue in Europe, they would've done so by now.
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>>119996690 >Hasn’t seeped into the show proper >“Get your hands off me you fishermen!” >“Whoa, fisher PEOPLE!” >The inclusion of brown ducks for ethnic characters. Where hasn’t it seeped in?
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>>119994010 >I love the art style and it’s animated nicely at times, but that’s about all I can say I like about it. This honestly.
It did have a promising start and had ideas I liked. Giving the triplets more distinct personalities was a good call but then they flood the cast with so many other characters it got to a point where I wondered if it really would've been so bad if they were the hive mind they were in previous shows. I did like Della though.
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>>119996848 It’s not a a generic Twitter user. He’s an executive producer, writer, and story supervisor on the show
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>>119996444 Walt Disney WAS and anti-Semite.
And no, just because he worked with Jews does not make him not racist.
Walt was a man from the 1920s, it would have been UNUSUAL for him NOT to be racist against Jews. Walt had reasons to hate Jews specifically, they almost destroyed his company and made him lose Oswald the Rabbit.
But Walt Disney, like most humans from that era, had evolving views, and after WWII the public had a change in views on Jews, and by all indications Walt had one too.
Walt was a human.
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>>119996919 Everything in here is a reference to a real product or real character by Disney, but I have no idea what that bunny is from. It must be obscure by today’s standards
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>>119996973 >>The inclusion of brown ducks for ethnic characters. See, this is anti-diverse.
When furry animals are any color, they are intended to related to people of all races. Donald Duck could be black in the eyes of a Black child.
When you start making explicitly black characters, and make the fuzzy animals brown and black too, you inadvertently code all the non-black/brown colored animals as non-black.
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>>119995534 >>>119995327 >>libtards cheering for the increase of crime and poverty in poor urban ethnic communities >Never ceases to disappoint me. Fixed it for you. They had their tribe/race and so you can't count them as one of us.
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>>119996690 >their political agenda...hasn't seeped into the show proper. Anonymous
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>>119996973 Neither of those strike me as particularly "harmful."
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>>119996401 >talks about pedos >doesn't talk about jews Do you even know who real pedos are?
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>>119994010 It was better than the haters said, worse than the critics said. Work went into it, but the main characters were annoying and the art style was flat and ugly. They tried. Oh well
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>>119994010 One question, if not a problem. What are your favorite moments in Ducktales reboot and how would you like to see Ducktales reboot differently? What mistakes shouldn’t be repeated in other Disney reboots, given that Ducktales is Disney’s first reboot?
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>>119996798 >>>119996666 (You) >Thanks for translating Satan. I fell off my chair laugh fren. Why yes, the jews are satan's chosen people.
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>>119997117 Aside from brown ducks and homosexual background props, what exactly has seeped in? Compared to Craig of the Creek, Steven Universe or the Animaniacs reboot, there's nothing blatantly subversive in DT17.
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>>119997073 >Donald could be black I thought this was confirmed when they had Don Cheadle voice him for that one episode
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>>119996920 >Did it expect to go on forever I think they expected 3/4 seasons then a Darkwing spinoff
Which didn't happen, partially because of things they did and things out of their control
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>>119997161 Men being useless, for one.
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>>119997123 >Get Lin-Manuel Miranda for literally no reason >Make him play a brown duck >Despite being Hispanic, Lin-Manuel is actually white Does this count as brown face?
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>>119997180 Lol did you watch the show
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>>119997126 Yes, Hollywood is crawling with Zionist Jews... but you don't need to BE a Jew to be in the club, nor do you need to be a Jew to do what they do. Outside of rituals, most of that crap is just used as blackmail anyways, should one step out of line.
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>>119997180 Don't expect a /pol/ spewing attentionwhore to be knowledgeable of the show they so rabidly defend
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>>119996690 >In any case, their political agenda means nothing to me, and thankfully hasn't seeped into the show proper. Oh so you wouldn't mind if they all had signs saying kill the orcs, kill the skaven, purge the undead and etc.
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>>119996732 >>>119994926 >>>119995327 >>>119996666 (You) >Wasn't that Frank Angones previously accused of being a pedophile? Libtards and jews are usually pedos. Check the libtards killed in self defense
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>>119996774 >Disney will fail by then or the world will be ruled by the Chinese Communist Party. I don't care if the Chinese rule the world as they are better than the orcs and skaven.
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>>119997180 >>119997211 Clearly neither of you watch the show. There are more competent male characters than there are female ones. In fact, some of the least intelligent characters in the show are female -- Della, Magica, Black Heron and Matilda.
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>>119997245 The Chinese are bugmen.
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>>119997161 >>>119997117 >Aside from huge instances where it seeped in, where exactly has seeped in? Fixed it for you
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>>119997211 >pretends to hate racist slurs >uses a board name as slur Why hello hippocrit. Did you you vote libtard or did you rely on fraud for that?
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>>119997287 She utilizes all the usual liberal tactics, so... the answer is obvious.
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I told you earlier that Nu-Ducktales is a series made by feminists, SJWs, fake leftists (antifa) and Biden voters, and you told me I wasn’t normal and you laughed at me. Here is your political correctness that destroyed many of our favorite original fictional characters.
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>>119997149 OP here
My favorite moment was probably the moonlander invasion. It was a mostly original storyline that effectively used nearly the entire cast, which is saying something for a cast that god damn large, it featured all the globe trotting that makes the Scrooge property work well, had some of the best animation in the series, and was generally pulled off well. Ideally, this should have been how they ended the series.
I also particularly loved the early interactions between Donald and Scrooge, they are some of the most genuinely enjoyable moments in the show. Particularly the
>”If we lose,you’re out of the will.” >”... I was in the will?!” That exchange in particular made me smile because that is exactly the type of thing you’d see in a Carl Barks comic and shows the best of their relationship. That of course being that Donald helps Scrooge not because he thinks he’ll get anything out of it, he knows how stingy he is, but because he genuinely loves his uncle and would help his family during anything. While at the same time giving Scrooge one of his famous greed jokes but showing that he still cared enough about Donald to ensure he’d be given something when he’s gone, even if it was only mentioned in a threat. Donald is a hothead and Scrooge is greedy, but neither are malicious or cold hearted people.
The biggest mistakes are ignoring the main cast for their OCs. Scrooge and Donald rarely appear, and it’s pretty obvious why. Unlike Huey Dewey and Louie, Scrooge and Donald were so heavily defined over the course of the last century that even a causal viewer will notice immediately if something is off. The boys meanwhile could be changed with little issue. Similarly the rest of the cast except launchpad was heavily changed because, well, they could. They were so caught up in making a show with characters that fit their own tastes, they failed to use those characters as accessories to the main characters.
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>>119997362 >destroyed This show didn't destroy anything lol, none of this is even going to be seen after this ends
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>>119997324 We'll see about that soon. War is not over.
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>>119997362 I'm still laughing at you, because you're just as effeminate as the people you're criticizing. A pure-blooded European gamma male.
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>>119997287 Literally no one cares, go back to /pol/
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>>119997449 You care enough to be crying about it. Why don't you just filter him like you do everyone else?
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>>119997394 >We'll see about that soon. War is not over. Anonymous
>>119997394 A war is not an election. An election is not a war. You better pray this doesn't turn into one unless you feel like watching your hometown burn and burying family and friends.
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>>119994147 says the cock sucker whom no one asked for their worthless opinion
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>>119997380 Thank you for your answer and I appreciate your opinion. To start from the end. I agree, Donald and Scrooge are almost more in that series of supporting characters or second-rate characters than they are the main characters.
Yes, although even though it is targeted at children, it was set as a mistake. Even small children will want more Donald than Disney thinks. Around Donald's nephews, I don't mind that they got separate personalities, but it should have been done better, and not dragged around how cool and type nephews are because they are different, without real characterization, that is, I mean character development.
Too many characters have led to a decline in the popularity of the series, as well as more difficult solutions to mysteries. And I think the return of Della Duck should have been the end of the series, because that was mostly what it was about.
Unlike most here at / co / you are one of the few who likes the finals of the second season and I respect that. For me, the best moments are the first episode and the last episode of the first season (Shadow of War). I would also like there to be more relationship between Donald and Scrooge, but unfortunately we see that in animation, we will have to wait for many years.
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>>119997229 >I have a small white penis Anonymous
>>119997408 In fact, you Americans are descended from us, if I'm not mistaken, so there's no need to "praise" us.
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>>119997557 Loved that little twist with Scrooge and the coal.
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It had a lot of issues but it wasn’t terrible. Glad it gave the chance for Donald’s sister/the triplet’s mother to be an actual character instead of an absent plot device. Had WAY too many characters that it didn’t know what to do with most of them but I don’t think it deserves the spergout that /co/ gives it.
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>>119997525 By war, I meant fighting in various ways, not burning houses and killing people. It's a metaphor. Man, do you know what a metaphor is? Or what is sarcasm?
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>>119997609 An, but there's the little dilemma I have. If I'm vocal about the retardation of Europeans, they promptly remind me of my heritage. Yet when I decide to be proud of my heritage, I get called a LARPer by the same Europeans. So guys are almost as fickle as women.
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>>119997571 Well to be fair, I skipped the entirety of this show until they announced it got canceled, then I binged. But I usually don’t agree with the general /co/nsensus
Disney knows young kids love Donald, he’s one of the most beloved characters in history and for a while was more popular than Mickey, but they felt 7-10 year olds would prefer the nephews.
My issue with them isn’t that they have new personalities, it’s that they were so generic. Louie’s whole “I’m afraid of getting hurt because I’m not good at anything” arc was basically a textbook example of that trope
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>>119997609 An, but there's the little dilemma I have. If I'm vocal about the retardation of Europeans, they promptly remind me of my heritage. Yet when I decide to be proud of my heritage, I get called a LARPer by the same Europeans. You guys are almost as fickle as women.
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>>119997609 Ah, but there's the little dilemma I have. If I'm vocal about the retardation of Europeans, they promptly remind me of my heritage. Yet when I decide to be proud of my heritage, I get called a LARPer by the same Europeans. You guys are almost as fickle as women.
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>>119997689 >Disney knows young kids love Donald, he’s one of the most beloved characters in history and for a while was more popular than Mickey, Caballeros understands this making the duck the star in every episode.
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>>119997756 Yea, caballeros was great. Even if the plot itself sort of had no reason to exist. It’s weird, but Ducktales stayed in Duckburg too often and Caballeros left Duckburg too much.
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>>119997756 Donald shouldn't have been the star of DT17 though, Scrooge should have
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>>119997724 >>119997703 Why do you answer twice?
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>>119997995 Spelling errors. They drive me batty.
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>>119994010 scrooge and donald are the only based things about ducktales, makes me want to watch the original or read the comics
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>>119997816 >Caballeros left Duckburg too much. It's not Duckburg for one and the whole point is to be an adventurous globetrotting show like the film that inspired it. Not to mention that with just about one exception the Caballeros did return to the cabana after each new sojourn into mythical fun. There's even several episodes that take place exclusively in the suburbs after the plot leads to a more dramatic set of stakes. This gave the subplot just enough meat to make the payoff all worth it in the end.
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>>119998081 I feel like the chemistry was solid and the three could have just been a sitcom about three unlikely friends living together with all the hijinks that implies. Hell, they could have even kept April May and June as people they hired to help maintain their cabana.
That show had the childish but feisty panchito, the suave but reserved Jose, and the hot headed and recently single Donald. It was a perfect trio for that kind of show.
I did like the main plot though, I’ll take anything with Wayne Knight as the villain
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>>119997852 That would have been faithful to the comics which Nutales can't do.
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>>119998270 What's the point of being faithful to the comics when the comics already exist? Why can't subsequent material just do its own thing?
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>>119997394 that is a beautiful picture. Friendly remind that libtards have no intergrity. They don't care about voter fraud and election stealing so long as the candidate they care about is the stealer.
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>>119997449 yeah why care about democracy? If you don't care about voter fraud you are ironically a nazi.
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>It's another politics in the duck thread episode
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>>119997572 why yes libtard do have small genital. That is why alot of them cut it off and call themselves a woman.
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>>119995307 That's because Don fucked over any relationship he could have fostered with any one from the original run of Duck Tales, leading to no one in any position of power to give a shit about his opinions. Why do you think it fucking Fantagraphics republishing all of the old Scrooge/Donald Duck stuff?
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>>119998535 new quackmore, home...
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>>119996227 Damn u lit his ass just stating facts. Well done
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>>119998553 >at least it was before I fucked everything up Anonymous
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>I'll have a more detailed autopsy on this terrible show when it's come to its well-deserved end, but in the meantime I just wanted to observe once again (having caught up with "Let's Get Dangerous") that Angones can't even do the St. Canard universe right, let alone the Duckburg universe (as I already concluded based on his mishandling of Steelbeak). Taurus Bulba is deprived of his Russian accent (which destroys half of the clever joke contained in his character name) in order to allow for another celebrity stunt-casting, and also takes over most of the self-promotional posturing schtick that belonged to Liquidator in the original series. Bushroot, the most pathetic and lovable of the original Darkwing villains, is now the creepiest, and worst of all, the irrepressible, impulsive, quick-tempered Gosalyn, who was fully as quirky and fallible as Launchpad and Darkwing in the original show, is now a somber, desperately competent Girl on a Mission with rolling-eyed contempt for the stupidity of her adult male colleagues. Like the changes to the Duckburg crew, these alterations don't make the characters better, and are alienating to the same fans of the original whose nostalgia Angones so shamelessly tries to exploit.
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>>119994147 In the end, Don Rosa was right, and we had laughed at him before. We should apologize to him and kneel before him, begging for his forgiveness.
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>>119995869 Scrooge can be an amazing character in the right hands. Perhaps reading too much Rosa lately has soured me there. When Rosa does good he delivers Great stuff, but a lot of the time he portrays him as a massively unlikable dickhead with try hard badassery that on top always wins. In contrast I reread Barks' classic stories and there is the Scrooge I love.
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>>119998632 Who said that and source?
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>>119998467 >it's the /a/sshole mod that let's /pol/ waggle thier small white penis in the thread cuz they are angry passive aggressive bitches that can't get laid either Anonymous
>>119998188 >recently single Donald Not for long.
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>>119998716 >We should apologize to him and kneel before him, begging for his forgiveness. This has to be the most European post in this thread. Build a castle for him while you're at it, yeah?
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>>119994147 Pretentious shit.
If you're going to write a paragraph, then tell me what the fucking comics are called.
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>>119997572 >NOOO YOU CANT KILL PEDOS Anonymous
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>>119998632 >Like the changes to the Duckburg crew, these alterations don't make the characters better, and are alienating to the same fans of the original whose nostalgia Angones so shamelessly tries to exploit. Based literal who
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>>119996848 would you rather the show bash that aspect into your head every time she's on screen?
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>>119999073 Like you don’t know it’s called Donald Duck comics or Uncle Scrooge comics. Not all ducks belong to the Duckverse Ducktales.
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>>119998632 Who said these beautiful words
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>>119999584 It'd be more in line with the show's MO. The point being they hyped up Gosayln being latina and the change was superficial and cheap. So it's a why bother other than to force an unneeded and unwelcome change to a character that was fine before.
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>>119999610 >my autism will only allow whats in Fuck off!
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>>119999809 You, get out and you're autistic, not me. Shut up, will you?! Get out!
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>>119999883 >man I can stop sucking all these dicks like the huge faggot I am Anonymous
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Finally, 2020 is coming to an end, the worst year for ducks ever. I'm glad that the ducks will return to the stage next year and that Nu-Ducktales is finally over. Nu-Ducktales is cancer.
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>>119999928 Yes, this is literally a nu-ducktales thread Ducklooney please put on a trip so you can be filtered
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>>119994010 I agree with your assessment of the show, OP.
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>>120000062 And this is not Ducklooney. If so, then I am the Queen of England.
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>>119994010 Go back to bed, Don.
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>>119998632 Amazing green text
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>>120000062 Nu-Ducktales is not canon and caballeros is better.
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>>119998852 Any normal man would have banged all 3 at the same time
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>>119994010 Nu-Ducktales is
fine .
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>>120000173 Anon he has to bang the other two Cabs, Xandra, Ari, Daisy and the nieces at the same time
I don't think his corkscrew can do it all at once
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>>119994122 Sound based to me
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>>120000163 Lot3C isn't canon either, if we're taking into account Rosa's mindset.
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Fujiko, why are you a gilf duck?
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>>120000062 Don't pay attention to things like this, they are trolls. They like to provoke. Otherwise Ducklooney, whom you mention, does not troll and is more active on Tumblr and Deviantart than here. You know when I like to attack, but not in this case. I apologize for the previous harassment.
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>>120000216 The real redpill is there is no duck canon, just consistencies in most media
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>>119994010 >for a show allegedly paying homage to the comic, it has fuck all to do with them Literally nobody ever said it was paying homage to a comic. It's literally just another series about Scrooge going on adventures. Congrats, you played yourself, retard.
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>>120000245 Still, DT87 Goldie is better.
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>>120000245 Is the piano player supposed to have only 3 frames of animation or is this just a bad gif?
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>>120000286 Uh, I was at the ducktales panel at D23 2016 when they were introducing the show. They absolutely said they were heavily basing the show off the Barks comic and every crew member allegedly had to read Don Rosa’s Lo$ Before they could work on the show
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>>119995028 Wait really? Omg state of libertard & sjw
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>>120000379 You can't even form a proper sentence
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>>120000349 Don’t make fun a three frame joe.
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>>120000286 >It's literally just another series about Scrooge going on adventures God I wish even with this crew it would have been amazing
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I apologize for the previous interference and riots. Maybe this is not a topic, but I am going and I will not be there for a while. To all duck fans, regardless of different tastes, I wish you a happy new year! And that 2020 will never happen again. Happy New Year 2021!
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>>119995327 Lol how sad america need Immigrant to being diverse
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>>120000286 The main problem everyone had with the show was that it WASN’T Scrooge going on adventures. That’s all we wanted
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>>120000454 Come back and try again after you learn English
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>>120000454 >Lol how sad america need Immigrant to being diverse European, right? You're aware of the irony in this post?
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>>119999135 >>119999147 Am I supposed to be looking for something?
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>>119994398 i had mostly the same grievances.
>show only borrows from the comics at its own convenience and basically never pays it homage or gives it any respect >dogshit OCs there are too many lame orignal characters to split our focus on. Webby and her friends have kind of gotten more development then any of the ducks that are supposed to be the main characters >the show hates donald and intentionally avoids using him Overall it has the same problem many reboots have which is that the people making it change every single detail of how the show functions while also giving us constant references. This is why ill never watch animaniacs 2020 because the show is mostly
>"HUR DUR THIS AINT THE 90S ANYMORE CHUMP " >"WERE NEW AND IMPROVED" >constantly references the original >removes half the cast >retools everyone else >all of their critics are automatically "trolls" like last of us 2 Anonymous
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>>120000867 this was meant for OP but it applies to fucking everyone LOL
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>>120000754 Not really. It's meant to show how New Quackmore Institute grew around Coot's cabana over time. The locations in Lot3C always look nice.
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>>119994715 >>119994800 Basically these. As a fan of the first and third seasons, I think DT17 has some really cool ideas that just don't pan out so well. Donald is great when he's there, and the best episode of seasons 2 and 3 both have Donald front and center (Whatever Happened to Donald Duck, Quack Pack) and his relationship with his boys seems genuine.
Della as an action girl that has to adapt into a maternal figure would have been cool if they didn't realize that went against hollywood norm "grrl power" characters
NuWebby and the NuTriplets are actually pretty fun characters, but Huey doesn't get the development he deserves and Webby gets too much focus for how little development she gets. I hope the triplets remain distinct in future DT.
NuPad is an absolute lad, and I prefer him to oldPad.
DW episodes are pretty rough desu.
The show really shines when villains are threats, I like Glomgold in particular for his balance of comedy and homicide.
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>>120000413 >2020 >being grammar nazi How sad you are
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They fucked up adding way to much OCs and not showing much.>Season one - Focus on main characters(Scrooge and boys and Webby) and trying to protect bin from beagle brotherhood. End season with Della message. Glomgold sparsly appears as the bad guy as well. Gyro appears in episode focused on making bin better. >Season two - Magica tries to steal Scrooges dime through this season, we learn the backstory of her. Scrooge, Don and boys try to build a spaceship to rescue Della. Glomgold thinks its a race so he builds his own spaceship. Scrooge gets Gyro help. Gyro builds Gizmoduck to protect he city and the bin. >Season Three -Starts with great Della episode on Moon. Moon aliens still exist.
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>>120001126 I hate to say it but this is a shit take and what they did was better in every way
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>>120001126 No Lena, no business.
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>>120000997 >Whatever Happened to Donald Duck, Quack Pack These are actually some of the worst episodes with the worst treatment of Donald Duck. Donald didn’t turn out badass, as he should, the only thing he got was love for Daisy Duck.
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>>119994010 I think that on /co/ at least, it is overhated
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>>120000997 >Whatever Happened to Donald Duck, Quack Pack These are actually some of the worst episodes with the worst treatment of Donald Duck. Donald didn’t turn out badass, as he should, the only thing he got was love for Daisy Duck.
>>120001357 You mean overrated? Ducktales 2017 is very overrated.
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>>120001372 >Donald Duck >badass you trying to ruin him or something?
he was created as comical character and should stay that way.
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>>120001438 Donald should be unlucky, but if needed it should put up a fight.
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>>120001466 he's rash, very emotional, clumsy, and not particularly strong.
if you need a competent character for whatever reason just use scrooge or something.
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>>120001438 >>120001496 They used Donald's bad luck too much for something he didn't deserve. I mean, he's comical, but when you realize that he has no negative personalities in DT17, then you feel sorry for him and his fate. That's the problem. When he does not have his negative traits that have been taken away from him, then he is a monotonous character and his only purpose is a good father, and that was taken away from him by his sister and his uncle.
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>>120001438 Donald can be competent or even a virtuoso and still be comical when it all comes crashing down around him.
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>>120001548 I really like when he's depicted as a scoundrel
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>>120001496 People expected Donald to be badass because of his skills in comics, since he is a super secret agent (Double Duck) and a superhero (Duck Avenger), but it didn't happen and most of Donald's fans were simply disappointed. Most fans thought that Donald Duck would be magnified and improved in Ducktales 2017, unlike his previous versions.
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I feel like I missed a major cultural phenomenon when I look back at this stuff today, cartoon ducks apparently used to be a very big deal.
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>>119994010 Was excited when it first got announced, but did not like the show at all. Amateur level voice acting and cheap, cheap animation are an affront to everything the original show was trying to achieve.
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Was the new Micky and Minnie stuff that seemed great actually shit too or just ducktales?
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>>120001731 Definitely better than Ducktales. It's not the best thing ever like some would have you believe, but some of the shorts are pretty amusing. They play them all day long if you stay at any of the Disney hotels in Florida/Cali.
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>>120001769 >tfw I'd probably embrace autism enough to hug a Daisy and Donald mascot if I ever went back to a Disney park Anonymous
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>>120001731 The new Mickey is great. Have great use of characters and even have own silly lore.
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>>120001438 Donald contains multitudes. If Barks had decided he should stay a comical character we wouldn't be talking right now because the whole Ducktales IP and the legacy of comics that inspired it wouldn't exist.
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>>119994010 Read the comics the shows SUCK ASS
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>>119994147 >be Don Rosa >create one of the best comics of all time >reinvent a character, making him relatable without disrespecting the past >be famous all over the world > be like a rockstar in Northern Europe >come to America Mfw
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>>120001226 Alright /co/, How would make Lena a better character and what would her interactions with Scrooge and Donald be like?
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>>120002252 >what would her interactions with Scrooge and Donald be like Getting spitroasted by Team Uncle
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funny to look back and see how they just shoehorned in all sorts of stupid shit like the gay dads and the lesbian shit without any real substance. Thought there might be some development there, lol nope. These last few eps it'll be entertaining to see what else they force in at the last minute.
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Hated the art style, the new "quirky" personality changes and that shit went too fast. There were several segments per episode that would've been they're own classic episode that I would've love to see.
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This series should have been more like the episode with Scrooge and young Donald and Della.
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>>119994010 I hated the Blue one and the girl.
Donald, the green one and Scrooge were all good, though, IMO.
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>>120001603 Well yeah, there's nothing wrong with wishing he could've been a badass.
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>>120002631 why the green one
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>>120002657 I dunno, he just felt like he actually had some decent reactions to stuff.
Like that time when he broke into tears because he was relieved that someone he thought had died turned out to survive.
Plus I liked his interaction with Scrooge, as little of it as we got.
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>>120002494 If you're gonna give me a spinoff from this installment I don't want Darkwing, I want THAT. It's exactly the kinda ambiance the should series should have been like.
Also, ridiculous how in just two episodes, the children versions of Della and Don prove themselves much more engaging kid protagonists than what we actually have.
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>>120002764 Meh. Della isn’t that good of a character. At the least she wouldn’t become gay.
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>>120002781 Kid Della could easily be written into a really lovely character if she was to be a recurring protagonist of a potential spinoff. Her relationship with Kid Donald is ridiculously better than their adults counterpart have. It's true she doesn't blow any minds or anything, but there's room for growth; a good writing staff could get gold out of Donald Duck's sister.
Kid Donald was great because it felt like the staff finally bothered portraying Donald as an actual character for a change.
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>>120001372 Donald loses against Lunaris, sure, but Lunaris beats Scrooge, too. In both episodes his brawling capability, his love for his family, and his comical nervousness are all on full display. It's a softer, more paternal Donald, but it's Donald.
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>>120002657 Louie is the funniest NuTriplet. Dewey seems to split the room, I love him, personally. We'll have to see if Huey goes full Duke by the end of S3 but he's been okay. Webby has some great episodes but she becomes a significantly worse character when she's with her own friends. Webby is at her best playing off of the triplets, and they should still react to her insanity. people that take her crazy in stride just aren't as fun.
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Reminder Huey, Dewey, and Louie were credited as McDucks
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>>120002657 Because he is the best triplet, regardless of the different versions of him.
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>>120002818 My problem with Whatever Happened To Donald Duck is how inconsecuential it is.
>Penumbra was already against Lunaris' orders, so Don's arrival didn't change anything. They barely even interact. Any event he changes is because of dumb luck. "Dumb luck" could be carried out by anyone including Penumbra on her own. >Donald sends a warning to Earth...Doesn't matter, Scrooge doesn't understand it. >Don's outburst against Lunaris isn't worth jack. It doesn't even hurt Lunaris for more than a few seconds and Don ultimately escaping the moon isn't reliant on Lunaris suffering from the fight. >The subplot too occurs in a vacuum. It doesn't tell us anything about Donald than we couldn't already tell from his portrayal in this series. Worse, it doesn't change anything in-universe. Who finds out about Don's psychological struggles? Webby and Dewey. Webby has yet to exchange words with Don a single time in the whole series and Dewey goes on to be even more disrespectful than usual to him in the finale. >Even the main plot advancement (Don returning to Earth) >Even the main narrative progress from this episode (Don's back on Earth) doesn't affect the larger narrative. Absolutely no one but Storkules gives a shit as to Don's whereabouts in the finale, they just happen to come across him. In fact, Don doesn't play any useful role in the season finale at all. Nothing that leads to their victory is because of him directly, just dumb luck. If anything he's shown to be a detriment to the mission, fighting Della for the ship's controls (which only she ends up using). They couldn't even have one pilot while the other shoots, no, he's just sitting there looking angry and doing nothing.
Angones can try to pass this convoluted, inneccesary mess as Totally Structured To Happen all he wants. Truth is they wanted Don out of the picture, found a way to superficially tie him to the larger plot, then disposed of him until the very last moment possible.
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>>120002818 My problem with Whatever Happened To Donald Duck is how inconsecuential it is.
>Penumbra was already against Lunaris' orders, so Don's arrival didn't change anything. They barely even interact. Any event he changes is because of dumb luck. "Dumb luck" could be carried out by anyone including Penumbra on her own. >Donald sends a warning to Earth...Doesn't matter, Scrooge doesn't understand it. >Don's outburst against Lunaris isn't worth jack. It doesn't even hurt Lunaris for more than a few seconds and Don ultimately escaping isn't reliant on Lunaris suffering from the fight. >The subplot too occurs in a vacuum. It doesn't tell us anything about Donald than we couldn't already tell from his portrayal in this series. Worse, it doesn't change anything in-universe. Who finds out about Don's psychological struggles? Webby and Dewey. Webby has yet to exchange words with Don a single time in the whole series and Dewey goes on to be even more disrespectful than usual to him in the finale. Absolutely no change in perceptions. >Even the main narrative progress from this episode (Don's back on Earth) doesn't affect the larger narrative. Absolutely no one but Storkules gives a shit as to Don's whereabouts in the finale until they happen to run across him. In fact, Don doesn't play any useful role in the season finale at all. Nothing that leads to their victory is because of him directly, dumb luck is more to thank. If anything, he's shown to be a detriment to the mission, childishly fighting Della for the ship's controls (which only she ends up using). They couldn't even have one twin pilot while the other one shoots, no, Della accomplishes all while he's just sitting there looking angry and doing nothing.
Angones can try to pass this convoluted, inneccesary mess as Totally Structured To Happen all he wants. Truth is they wanted Don out of the picture, found a way to superficially tie him to the larger plot, then disposed of him until the very last moment possible.
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>>119994398 God damn, the Stone Ray Saga was perhaps the first Barks comic I ever read. When the professor turned up in a Don Rosa comic years later, I was fucking ecstatic.
That feeling was something I was looking forward to in DT17. Instead, we got another butchering of the Terries and Fermies, Disney Afternoon garbage, along with a handful of half-assed callbacks to the comics like the bottle of Universal Solvent that was never used. Chekov's gun motherfuckers, storytelling 101.
And they ruined all the original characters, switching up their personalities and designs for no good reason, only to end up focusing on their OCs anyway. OCs that clearly failed to sell the show, by the way. Have fun never appearing again, Lena and friends. I'll wait another few decades for the next reboot.
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Dumb question, in the italian dub Magica has a relatively thick neapolitan accent because of the whole origin thing that she lives on the Vesuvius, but from the few clips I've seen of the original acting she sounds british instead. Is that just me?
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>>119994010 Look at the very first concept art revealed to the public, the sense of adventure it conveys that's fully absent in a typical outing of the show itself.
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>>120003265 There's been many excuses over the years, ranging from "no one would understand her" to "it's culturally insensitive" but honestly, they just wanted Le Doctor Who and one of his companions in the same show.
No idea about the original's casting choice of June Foray. Nepotism?
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>>119994147 Nu-Tales sucks but Don Rosa is also an autist supreme who's biggest work is edgy, angsty Barks fanfiction
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>>119994010 I was enjoying it through Seasons 1 and 2 well enough, but I stopped watching in the middle of Season 3, so hearing there won't be more doesn't bug me. I liked the dynamic with Magica and Lena. Significantly less interested in the moon stuff, but it was fine. Really bored with F.O.W.L.. My biggest relief is that the death of the series means I never have to see Lena in that godawful toothpaste mascot costume.
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>>120000286 Yes they fucking did.
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>>120003410 There are no adventures in this show
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>>120003432 As in the current VA is a Dr Who actress? I see
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>>119994926 >latina It's a duck
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>>120003508 My point exactly
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>>119994147 >>119999928 Doesn't really seem to be putting down the new show at all? I mean, he may very well not like the new show, but the sign is just "This features Scrooge McDuck, but it's not the same thing as the cartoon."
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>>120003563 I've seen it in person. It's mostly a deterrent for people asking him to sign nuTales merch or people asking about the show instead of his work. I can only assume how annoying it must be for people to come up to you constantly and ask to sign work that you had zero involvement in.
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There's a ton of eps I haven't seen, but overall I think it's pretty good. I loved the Della moon episodes. It's a solid, family friendly, entertaining adventure cartoon. Hell, unless I missed something like the smoking torture short from the old Donald cartoons, it's more family friendly then the classic while still not being as "safe" as the old Duck Tales.
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>>120003477 >life and times of scrooge mcduck >edgy Anonymous
What are /duck/'s thoughts on Donald in MM13/Wonderful World?
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>>119994122 Reminder that all males are rapists.
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I don't think anyone who grew up with Duck comics can enjoy the new show in the long run. I think the worst thing is how they talk. Every single line of dialogue seems like it was written by obnoxious overexcited manchildren explaining something.
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>>120003203 Pic didn't go through it seems.
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>>120003783 He's been leaning a biiiiiit on the passive side in Wonderful World, but still a very much welcome presence. In MM13 overall it's a homerun, the staff clearly having fun with the potential of his snarky, sassy ways. MM13 is for me the second best overall depiction of the character in modern times after TLO3C
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>>120001372 Nope, I meant overhated
I think it gets WAY too much hate
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>>120004080 Outside of /co/ most love it and actively mourn its ending.
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>>120003676 >adventure cartoon it's a sitcom show
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>>120003989 Funny thing is that Quack Pack suffered from the exact same shitty corporate dickery as DT17 did.
>creators want to make a Donald show >planning to use comics as the backdrop >corpo vampires want the kids to be the focus because reasons >HLD need to be modernized because reasons Why does this keep happening? I think it's plenty clear now that kids DON'T want "relatable" nephews that use soon-to-be-dated lingo. How do I get that man's job, clearly it requires absolutely nothing.
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>>119997852 Both for better effect. Rosa prioritizes Scrooge but in Barks whenever there's Scrooge there's Donald while Donald can carry stories without Scrooge.
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>>120005483 ...more nudity Anonymous
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>>119998788 Agreed. Drop the link, anon! I want to see the rest of the essay!
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>>119997013 I wouldn’t be surprised if was an anti Semite but I never got the impression that he was an anti Semite moreso than the average person of his day.
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>>119997163 Doesn’t Donald have Scottish ancestry? I thought he was always white coded. Granted, I could give less of a shit on what race a cartoon Duck is supposed to be. If people see him as Black then cool.
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lets' turn some duck brown as to inject some reaol life amerimutt racial obsession poison in a confit setting about epic ducks
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>>120005845 epic duck everyone could identify to before they introduced that crap
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>>120003072 Yeah. Donald doesn’t really got a plotline until S3...and his plot is to fall in love with his dream girl. That’s it.
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>>120005828 in this case it was because sottish had the reputation of being penny pincher to the extreme.
You could call it racist stereotyping in a way.
But I think calling natinal stereotype racist is counter productive ans led to the erasure of my beloved mexican mouse : Speedy Gonzalez
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>>120005919 it's scroodge who is said to be scottish and thus donald because they are the same family
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>>120003989 Quack pack was never bad. It was always just people angry that it wasn't ducktales. It's a thousand times better than the new DuckTales show at any rate.
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>>120006048 Some episodes could be stinkers (Ducks By Nature, Stunt Double Or Nothing, etc.) but I agree that in average it was harmless at worst, and had its share of funny, comfy times.
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>>119994010 It was shit. Shit shit shit and I am happy it's ending.
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>>120004145 Seriously. EW named the “Quack Pack” episode as the only kids show worthy of being in the “Best of 2020 TV” list. It’s super weird.
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What is this about Donald being a badass? Outside of secret agent/PK shenanigans, my Donald Duck is:>an everyman, someone everyone can relate to >someone who excels at almost everything he tries his hand at but is ultimately undermined by his own hubris >eloquent and crafty, but never enough or too much >lazy without a motivation besides money; a force of nature when doing something he wants to do
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>>120001665 The comics more so. The Scrooge and Donald comics were the best selling comics in the world until one piece came around
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>>120009073 >The Scrooge and Donald comics were the best selling comics in the world until one piece came around They still are
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>>119994010 wasnt a fan of the sjw themes permeating the show but all in all it was enjoyable.
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which barks comics are as good this show?
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>>120002869 You've got a point. Webby has only been good imo in the money bin lockdown terrorizing the boys and when she was the goddess of friendship. She's dragged down episodes like Scrooge's family 2.0 and helping Penny adjust to earth.
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>>120005919 What gets me is I’m from California and literally every Mexican loved Speedy. Even Slowpoke Rodriguez was beloved because they all got the parody. He was like everyone’s lazy cousin in the family.
Only white people and the young Mexican teenagers who they brainwashed thought Speedy was racist
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>>120008573 I always saw Donald as an Everyman who means well but who’s short temper and high competitiveness would mix with his natural clumsiness and lead him to misfortune. It’s why so many classic Donald cartoons began with him happily singing and going about his day only to go into his incomprehensible rambling
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>>119994010 I enjoyed it quite a bit but if you're going into it expected it to be like the Duck comics you're going to be disappointed.
Scrooge isn't the main focus of the show, but rather a vehicle for the kids which is the real focus. A lot of people are going to hate that but the way I see it, Scrooge has had 50 years worth of stories and content and this is probably the very first time the triplets get a sense of individuality.
It has homages to the comics but it's very clearly trying to do its own thing and I thinks that's perfectly fine and it does what it aims to do mostly well.
The only issue the show has is that it has no idea how to balance out all the characters it introduces and some characters take up more of the spotlight then others.
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>>120002803 It really is a shame that the writers dropped the ball so hard on adult Della. You get the sense that the writers really, really wanted her to become a legacy character who will appear in future works, but this Della simply wouldn't work with the traditional Duck cast. Her whole demeanor only seems fit for a 2010's cartoon. She doesn't even bond with Donald that well (as some people on this board have noted).
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>>119994010 Only good shit with Primal and Numaniacs, especially because anon busted his ass about media for kids.
What a faggot. Kill yourself when the security drags your president out of the White House.
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>>120009901 You realize that barely anyone in this thread actually cares about politics and only mentioned it in regard to it being unnecessarily pushed by the staff, right?
I’d be just as annoyed if conservative politics was pushed in this way.
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>>120010008 Why does every show need a magical girl moment now?
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>>119996969 Considering how much people on Twitter and Tumblr praise this show, what would it take for the fans to turn on it? While I dropped this show back in Season 2, I can't imagine a way for this show to bomb with fans like the Games of Thrones finale. At worst, the finale would be nonsensical or annoying.
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>>120010262 It would have to take the crew being canceled for something.
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>>120009757 >this is probably the very first time the triplets get a sense of individuality. Quack Pack doesn't count.
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>>120010262 All it takes is a little blood in the water. Once Angones' skeletons come out of the closet, the rest will follow. The left always eats their own, and they're always waiting for an opportunity to do so.
>>120009988 This. DT17 is pretty neutral in that regard, for which I'm thankful. Doesn't matter whether it's patriotism or progressivism; it's all cringe in the end.
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>>120011127 I think patriotism only works when it’s used for comedic effect, like randomly chanting of USA where it doesn’t belong
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>>120008268 Like most people who praise the show they seem stuck on the "nostalgic cameo" clickbait part and not thinking about what makes it a good product because they circlejerk things with obvious flaws. 100% sure they haven't heard of LOT3C for example.
Even if you were picking a Ducktales episode there's so many better episodes this year
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>>119995782 >Angler and shark > EVIL CAL ARTS Fucking boomer omfg
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>>119996506 There’s a LARGE gap between the two fagot
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>>120011127 not american but American movies from the 80's and 90's with their over the top patriotism were cringe but in a charming way.
Alld those movies where Americans were told that the rest of the world wanted to be Americans because the US were the bestest ever country in the world alway made me chuckle. It was self love and naivety.
The woke cringe is just cringe with no redeeming quality. It's just hypocrisy on top of narcissism and puritanism. It's pure bigotry. You can feel they would gladly burn people if they could get away with it. Sapnish inquisition 2.0
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>>120012775 You mean franchises like Rocky and Rambo? Yeah, even though it's charming cringe as you said, there's nothing remotely venomous about it compared to leftist propaganda. And the films are at least entertaining and unabashedly masculine, which is more than what I can say for today's tofu-fueled cinema.
>>120012573 >they circlejerk things with obvious flaws Like Cabfags and their precious show?
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>>120013101 At least Cabsfags aren’t working for major media outlets.
EW thinks DuckTales had the best episode of all kids shows in 2020? No mention of any other kids show on that list? That’s wild. That simply makes 0 sense. Hilda and Amphibia alone had way better episodes this year than any of S3 DT17.
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>>120013336 I don't pay attention to EW, and neither should you. And I don't doubt other shows have had stronger episodes than anything from S3. If we were talking the first two seasons, then sure. But S3? The majority of it has been painfully average.
Let me guess -- their pick for best episode was Penumbra's big lesbo reveal?
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>>120013506 Nope, it was Quack Pack.
The reviewer you’re thinking of works for Den of Geek. But, to be fair, he basically praises every episode. There’s not much “critiquing” in his work. He’s more like someone who does professional episode recaps.
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>>120013573 >Nope, it was Quack Pack. Oof. Not that my opinion matters much, but Quack Pack wouldn't even qualify for my top 5 list, let alone an honorable mention. The First Adventure or Astro BOYD would've been more sensible choices.
>professional episode recaps Sounds about as valid as a game journalist.
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Anyone got a Mega of Season 3?
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>>120014188 >he needs a mega Anonymous
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>>120014410 Entertainment Weekly
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>>120009757 >the way I see it, Scrooge has had 50 years worth of stories and content and this is probably the very first time the triplets get a sense of individuality And this has shown me why this isn't more often the case. The nephews at their best can't compare to Scrooge at his worst.
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>>119994010 Anytime the show focuses on Donald or Scrooge it’s a guaranteed great episode whenever it focuses on anyone else it’s extremely hit or miss
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>>120014410 Ejaculating Webby
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>>120016105 Only in my dreams
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>>120016166 >>120016105 Ah yes, Webby’s lady meat, the real reason we all don’t like her
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>>120016253 >>120016105 Stay out of this thread!
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>>120016658 there’s literally no reason for her to wear a skirt if they’re willing to show what’s under it
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>>119997013 Walt was never an anti-semite, he was very very anti-communist. And it just so happened that the high-level communists in the country at the time were all jews. So since they wanted Walt's name slandered, they turned to old anti-semite chestnut
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>>120016913 Webby looked best in her overalls desu.
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>>120017149 I think she’s hot regardless
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The show has too many fuckable ducks. Waifubait/10
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>>120017641 Lena's got the prettiest eyes.
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>>120017641 The show is an insult to the comics, and just about anyone with standards, but it does have loads of bird waifus.
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>>120017641 Lena will never appear in the comics
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>>120018025 >>120018071 >thinking the comics matter Anonymous
>>120017641 That isn’t Della and Daisy the true waifus
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>>120018025 >>120018071 Lena is still a 10/10 bird waifu. Who cares as long as I get lewd fan art
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>>120018187 The only thing I wanna fuck on Della is her leg stub
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>>120018193 she's the worst character desu
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>>120018357 My dick doesn’t care about character, just designs
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>>120018357 >>120018371 He’s right, I’ve fapped to countless characters I hated. I can’t stand Star Vs, but Star gets me harder than viagra
And don’t even get me started on Glitch Techs
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>>120018357 That's not Della
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>>120018690 That’s an odd expression to make when getting stepped on by your sister
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>>120018737 Just regular sibling shenanigans
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>>120018844 She’s totally checking out his dick there
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>>120019010 She got three kids anon
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>>120019010 Scrooge even knows it.
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Damn this thread is still alive?! The community must really love talking about-
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I didn't like what they did with the Phantom Blot.
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>>120020252 Waifushit and incest are the only redeeming factors of nutales.
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>>120018357 Literally the worst are Webby and Dewey
Lena is based but got fucked over
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>>120020619 >Lena is based how
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>>120020763 Gets Violet's tongue deep inside her each night.
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Happy New Years Duck fuckers
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>>120021818 Yeah, same my man
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>>120018690 Yeah, he probably likes it when Della steps on him.
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>>119994147 why is he even handing out chilis at a fucking comic con booth anyway
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>>120022017 It’s a qirk of his
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>>120022017 They taste good
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>>120018071 Don't be too sure.
Minima, her predecessor, was the only old Ducktales character to make the jump into european duck comics(she admittedly sees very little use) and stay around.
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I just wanna know when we're gonna have the yearly story to continue this plotline, dammit. Why is Topolino Magazine afraid to put her in more than one single story per year?
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>>120021818 What will this year bring us in terms of Ducks?
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>>120023351 Trust me, if I could, I would
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>>120023702 Learn now. It takes practice
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>>120022739 I don't know who Minima is
