DuckTales: The First Adventure! | Review | Young Donald Duck | Della Duck | Reaction | Flashback
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- Опубликовано: 21 дек 2020
- This episode is so good it could almost be the first episode of a spin-off series. Sadly, it's not.
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I think it’s cathartic that Donald and Della’s first adventure made Scrooge more open to adventuring and the world, while their “last”(Spear of Selene) made Scrooge give up on adventuring and return back to his business ways. And what did it take to pull him back into adventuring? The triplets and Webby. It shows how much family truly means to Scrooge.
Indeed
Magica De Spell is the chaotic evil, General Lunaris is the neutral evil, and Bradford Buzzard is the lawful evil.
I agree with the other two, but I'm waffling on whether Lunaris is neutral evil or not. That label is one of the harder ones to apply.
What's "lawful" about what Bradford does
@@sadlobster1 He's not looking to harm the world at large but protect it from what he sees as a threat.
@@MuffinHunterX His motives sound almost as deluded as those of Amanda Waller from DC Comics
@@sadlobster1 I think that's the point of a lot of lawful evil characters. They _think_ they're doing the right thing but typically cause more harm in the process.
The second they said what the Papyrus could do, I knew exactly how the episode would end.
Also, Christina Vee did a great job as little Donald.
Christina did FANTASTIC! I only recognized that it wasn't the original because I knew of the change; otherwise I would have been completely fooled.
@@Universeofmany That and the original va is dead.
Didn't even consider this as an alternate pilot and now I kinda wish it was.
It could time hop around all the way up to a series finale where Della steals The Spear of Selene.
Even contain multiple red herrings as to who the boy's dad is and Donald always chasing boys away from his oblivious to anything but the next adventure sister.
One thing I'd say that holds it back from being a pilot is the reveal that Bradford is evil, or at least the founder of FOWL. Unless that becomes a running gag, the duality of Bradford working for Scrooge undercover yet also plotting schemes to undermine his boss. It's a complicated balance, one that many writers would have trouble with.
@@Rognik They could have Scrooge and the kids do something incomprehensible and then show the other side where Bradford then has to smooth over the consequences and his frustration with the P.R. nightmare and collateral damage payments the McDuck's caused.
It would keep him somewhat sympathetic as well as show for all his good intentions Scrooge sometimes misses the bigger picture.
There is loads of material that they can do with Scrooge and the young Della and Donald. I'd even like to see them introduce us to the boy's father who is the third kid on the adventures.
Bradford annoys me quite a bit not JUST for the fact that he thinks he knows better than everyone else but for the fact he's in constant denial.
He CLAIMS he's not a villain...but every action he's performed, every attempt he's made to murder the Duck Family, ever scheme he comes up with all reeks of villainy
Also it doesn't help the fact that he literally hired supervillians to aid him 🙄
@@darwinbowman8512 Exactly
I love that young Donald's VA spoke without a raspy voice for a moment (when they were at the door) and we got to here what Donald sounded like in his then normal voice, since the radp was forced
Just finished reading the Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck (amazing btw) and it was the same there: making his fortune and being forced to grow up hard took its toll on Scrooge but when Donald and the boys entered his life, they resparked his inner child's wonder and thirst for adventure. Without his family, Scrooge tends to lose his way so while he almost never admits it (especially to Donald) they are his greatest treasure and why he is rich.
Bradford Buzzard is my type of villain. One that's competent and doesn't monolog about how evil he is.
and unfortunately he has to pot up with the other fowl agents who are exactly that type of villains
Does F. O. W. L. remind anyone of something?
@@ladymacbethofmtensk896 remind of what?
@@detectivewobbuffet2778 Think of what has been going on... well-intentioned people believing that the end justifies the means seeking to force their vision of order on the world and trying to destroy individuals who persist in pushing boundaries, gaining wealth and competitive power by doing so...F. O. W. L. has an attitude that reeks of Washington DC.
Ducktales is perhaps the last Disney show that has not gone woke, and they now have a choice of their own, and somebody is going to be offended by how Ducktales ends.
@@ladymacbethofmtensk896 is kinda hard for me to know what is going on in america because i live in italy, but from what i have seen on the internet a lot of tv show movies and comics are going woke
I really like Young Donald’s new voice. I had no idea that was Christina Vee.
You means the voice of the English dub for Sailor Mars.
@@thesuperamazingalex810 and Haruhi Suzumiya and Shantae and Marrinet and many many other's
@@fictionfan3699 wendie Lee voice haruhi
@@gymguy8780 My mistake, but point still stands. Women has done alot.
I always point out how Lunaris was similar to Louie and now Bradford has similarities to Huey. Dewey has some similarities to Magica, but they were more general than identifying, unlike these two. Anyway, more importantly, Bradford has been hinted at to be exceedingly intelligent, like when he solved the rubik's cube in a few seconds without looking directly at it. Then, Huey was shown to dislike the other half of his personality (his anger) because it was fully chaotic, and he'd rather be in full control and think his problems out. And it's always been shown that Bradford wants to reign in chaos, keeping everything around him in check.
WOW I never notice that before. Can you explain the difference between the Duck Triplets and the main 3 villains
Also Dewey and Magica both like showmanship in a way. Like she and him are both wild but are decently okay. Also he just keeps trying to widen his web show in a way like how Magica tries to improve her magic in a way even if it takes years
Bradford is the main reason why I'm looking forward to the finale. He's the most interesting villain that the show has ever had because he has a point. However, I wouldn't place all of the blame on Scrooge's adventuring. All of the bad stuff that happened to the Duck family all goes back to the Spear of Selene Incident. The Duck family splitting up twice leading to Magica DeSpell easily taking down Scrooge; Della giving the plans for the Spear of Selene to Lunaris leading to the Moonvasion which is whole motivation behind F.O.W.L.
But the Spear of Selene is another example of Scrooge's adventure obsession making things worse for everyone, only that this time Scrooge himself suffered for it.
@@matti.8465 True, but Della was the one who suggested going into Outer Space in the first place. Even if Scrooge built the rocket, Della stole it from him when she should have been staying behind to watch her kids hatch.
@@klimmr exactly. I do, however, blame both sides equally Della was impulsive but scrooge was the one who ignited the fire
@@darwinbowman8512 It just feels like Scrooge was already punished for that by having his family break up with him twice. Nobody wants to call out Della for what happened.
It sounds like Bradford means to do good by reigning in chaos, but we can't forget that he only wants to do that for austerity. It's all about the money, so I really wouldn't classify him as good in any sense. Remember, he forced Scrooge to stop searching for Della for the sake of money (and possibly to break Scrooge.) If he's to be redeemed at the end, it may need to be through a HUGE sacrifice on his part. I'm talking the kind of dark territory that Ducktales tends to avoid: Bradford may need to die.
Well, depends on why he wants efficiancy. If he, as an accountant, realized, that SHUSH spends more than they can afford, it may have been to ensure that they don't end up having to end SHUSH, thereby letting chaos reign. It seems to me that his end goal simply is to reign in as much dangerous chaos as possible.
I really loved how Paget Brewster’s young Della had a very Dewey-ness about her vocal performance. Even more so than before.
I'm mad Disney is canceling an awesome show.
Young Donald: (pulls out a harp)
🎶Sell out Disney🎶
🎶The mouse is a sell out🎶
I think that they saw something very uncomfortable about F. O. W. L. Some very disturbing implications that might harm their woke reputation.
Can we talk about how the russi Taylor replacement did a good job
Yeah, pretty good!
Christina vee aka marrinette from miraculous ladybug
@@MidnightFox2189 aka Sailor Mars, aka Darkness from Konosuba, aka Ash’s Riolu
@@seaniccus One thing I think I should point out is the fact that some of F.O.W.L.'s agents are themselves quite complex. You mentioned Phantom Blot as one of the chaotic agents of F.O.W.L. but the episode after this one actually has him be more complex than that. Also there's Gandra Dee who is shown to have a moral compass despite aligning herself with F.O.W.L..
I can't imagine how intimidating that job was, and she totally nails it.
The ending I want for Bradford is that he realizes his ideal just doesn't fit with how the world works, but he's too dedicated to it to choose one side or the other, and as a result he allows himself to be killed by circumstances (sitting in a collapsing building while refusing the heroes' offer of help, for example).
After all the buildup this season had for Bradford Buzzard, this episode really pays off. Seeing him interact with Black Heron made this episode delightful, from their distinct personalities to contrasting perspectives on villainy. Not to mention his backstory and motivations to keep everything safe were interesting to learn about.
Now on the heroes' side, it was great seeing more of Della and Donald's relationship as kids and how they bonded with Scrooge. Cristina Vee, who I mostly know for playing Homura on "Puella Magi Madoka Magica," did a great job substituting the late, great Russi Taylor as young Donald. It was also nice seeing more of Duckworth back when he was alive, which really added that nostalgic feeling of the original series where he was Scrooge's main assistant.
I'm surprised you didn't point out that Bradford works as a perfect parallel to Huey's character, sort of a "Huey gone wrong" type o villain.
i KNEW i wasnt the only one who noticed that hortense's letter to scrooge is almost amirror to della's letter to donald in the triplet's debut comic!
Finally somebody who’s knows it
8:12 It's a flashback episode, so we already know that Donald and Della are going to survive.
6:03 Honestly, I'd rather see a prequel series that follows Huey, Dewey, Louie and Donald's lives before they moved into McDuck Manor.
So a modern Quack Pack, with the boys having more personality. Shoot, I would watch that.
There are a few stories doing just that in the Ducktales 2017 comics. Donald has trouble holding down a job so they moved a lot.
Maybe it's just me but, Young Black Heron seems to have taken up Using Dr. Doofenschmirtz's old schemes. Working for an evil acronym organization, she has her own nemesis, and she comes up with crazy and convoluted schemes. Huh, the show's creators must be real big fans of Phineas and Ferb.😋
I think it’s more of a combination between Phineas and Ferb’s Perry the Platypus Subplot and Kim Possible.
I think Glomgolds schemes are more reminiscent of Doof's
The themes of this episode foreshadow the finale quite well don’t they.
Seanicuss: "so which chaos will you choose to tolerate: scrooge, or fowl?"
Bradford at the end of the finale: "no."
I’d love a prequel series set around the time of this episode
I'm thinking Gandra Dee is more likely to turn good due to her standards.
I really like the reference to Huey Dewey and Louie’s dad. Unfortunately The downside to that reference is that now I want to know what happened to him in the reboot
Wasn’t they talking about Della and Donald’s Dad?
@@CaliCosmicGal it's a classic reference to how Della actually left the triplets onto Donald
Bradford will have to let go of trying to control thing before turning 'good.' His two brother have been missing this whole season from the show, but they were on the board too. Maybe after his face off with the clan McDuck, he will realize families can be chaos, but a good chaos.
This episode made Bradford more interesting. He's basically the only straight man, he tries to stablish himself as something between good and evil in a cartoony world where there's no such thing.
I wonder if Bradford is gonna continue this mindset, or if he's going to snap and embrace supervillainy.
Good point. I also noticed how he has similar tendencies as huey which I'm curious if that will ever play a part in the finale
If the current political state is any indication, he is probably going to have a realisation that breaks him and makes him go completely insane.
@@darwinbowman8512 hi
I wonder what secret Beakley is hiding from Webby.
my bet is it's her parents but if it's never answered this season we'll never know.
@@winterwonderland1491 her parents dead 💀
@@lbspartyhouse8265 never had any besides Beakly💀
I can’t be the only one who noticed that Bradford suddenly changes from his younger design to his recent one midway through the episode, right?
That because the opening takes place in the 60s and the rest takes place in the 80s.
@@jharmond3874 Yeah, that was quite weird that they started episode with mentioning that its 60s while not doing it for the later part of the episode that is quite much later in time.
@@jharmond3874 So how old are Della and Donald, now...? roughly...
@@chrissonofpear1384 According to the shows creators, mid-30’s. Around 36 years old.
@@theyakkoman Thanks. Heck, that's my age now...
Who else thinks that when Black Heron wrote in the papyrus for Scrooge's "sidekicks" to perish, she ended up killing Duckworth?
it doesn't kill him, when Della first came home from the moon, she's surprised that Mrs. Beakley is the house maid because she's wondering whar happened to Duckworth. So in short, Duckworth was still alive when Della landed in the moon and died during then.
“I’m gonna eat a hamburger” - Webby Mcduck/Vanderquack
“Let’s Dewey this” - Dewey “Turbo” Duck
“According to the junior woodchuck guidebook” - Huey “Jet” Duck
“All my future lies are now legally your fault” - Louie “Rebel” Duck
“Aw phooey” Donald Duck
“Nothing can stop Della Duck!” - Della Duck
“I’m a pilot” - Launchpad Mcquack
“I made my fortune being tougher than the toughies, smarter than the smarties, and sharper than the sharpies” - Scrooge Mcduck
God, Donald was that kid. That "it's not a phase" kid.
“Gotta eat the rich, uncle!”
I would watch 3 seasons of Scrooge with Donald and Della
Before Della appeared in the show proper, there were Donald, Della, and Scrooge adventures published in the short lived IDW DUcktales 2017 comic series. I think there's like 3 or 4 of them, though the Duck siblings were young adults in those stories.
The Greater Good is a very dangerous idea that forms the best plan for a dystopia.
My favourite Ducktales main season villains:
1. Bradford Buzzard (season three)
2. Magica De Spell (season one)
3. General Lunaris (season two)
Ok, but who's your favorite villain overall
@@exeggutivejudge3747 Bradford Buzzard
Why is lunaris at the bottom
I sometimes wonder if Duckworth died due to Herons words added to the Papyrus. Duckworth may not have been considered a sidekick but he was possibly the closest person to Scrooge Mcduck.
I like it. Also, idea for a future episode: Dewey prepares for a special Dewey Dew-night with an anniversary episode featuring his mortal enemy Don Karnage, an Enemyaversary. Unfortunately, Karnage already had plans to attack Cape Suzette to attack the Danger Woman Air-stravaganza, starring a new grown up Molly Cunningham with a grown up Kit Cloudkicker as her pilot. Heartbroken, Dewey cancels all of Dewey Dew-night putting his stuff away and even eats a literal tub of ice cream. There is also a joke where Kit prevents Launchpad from going anywhere near the Sea Duck.
I can just imagine Hortense writing that last line with gritted teeth. She basically sent her twins to torment Scrooge. Probably out of spite.
I rewatched the "Last Christmas" episode a couple nights ago and I just realized they had a painting of Della, Donald, and Scrooge fighting Yellowbeak in the background. It's really noticeable at the end of the episode where Launchpad is playing the piano. Anyway, for those who want to learn more about Yellowbeak, Colin Looks Back has an excellent video on it.
ruclips.net/video/CmVBBgBBkfw/видео.html
Apparently, not just Disney characters tangled with the pirate.
I love young donald and della, I've rewatched this ep so many times just for them XD
The letter I got that from the start
Honestly, if this was the Pilot to a multi-season run for a Ducktales origin series I would watch it. Maybe if every season got us a vision into different stages of their life: first at the beginning right after this episode. Then in Donalds and Dellas later Teen Years. Then the last adventures before the Spear of Selene incident.
BTW, Christina Vee also was a voice of masochist Darkness In Konosuba. Well... 😳 This really give me a totally new perspective to Donald's character.....
Perspective is important. And I don't see the villins as a problem, rather than seen it as if he brings in more danger, I think that by been on they're side he can keep them in check. He often cleans after them already
Its sad that this show is ending, its one of the best on disney channel rn
Yeah but we will at least have a few last episodes and an EPIC finale.
All I can say is that BB!Donald & Della are adorable.
You know, I'd love to see them hit the one major mystery of the family left...we still don't know about the triplets father
listen to donald playing the guitar when scrooge first walks in, sounds like the starwars empire march
Bradford Buzzard maybe a perfect villain if he can figure out how to combine villainy and order. He would also try to convince others that the McDucks and all those close to them good/bad are the true enemies of the world because of their chaotic nature that nearly led to the world to its destruction on different occasions like being magnets to Magica DeSpell’s Shadow War and General Lunaris’ invasion on Earth. That way will have many followers who may agree to him and FOWL’s ideals involving world domination.
I didn't realize til your vid, but Black Heron has the exact same reaction to lovey family stuff as Magica did earlier this season. "GROSS!"
When it said that his partner perished I felt like that's gonna be important future like how he said bradford was his business partner maybe he'll perish in the finale because of the papyrus
I would have love to see more of young della and Donald hanging out with scrooge and going on adventures I feel like having a spin off of ducktales with the twins and scrooge going on adventures like a preqil series is would be great I wish they would do this but probably not and it probably wouldn't live up to the reboot of ducktales or even the og but I still would have loved to see it
I feel he would get along well with phantom blot, they both want to do extreme, evil things for the sake of stability and safety
Something I've just noticed, the way that Scrooge thwarts Black Heron (and in a way, the papyrus) sets up the fact that the magical, reality altering scroll can be defeated by sentiment, heart, and general emotion, the same way it's thwarted in the finale.
Bradford has a weird take of Evil can't comprehend Good trope mixed with Good can't comprehend Evil mostly due to he can't comprehend that Scrooge is saving the world from threats that Bradford does not comprehend and Bradford can't comprehend that by opposing Scrooge he cause more chaos not reel it in and Bradford thinks he is in the right for what he is doing which also under the Freudian Excuse trope
It's worth mentioning that Young Donald's new voice is Christina Vee, who boasts an impressive resume - including voicing the title characters of the Shantae and Miraculous Ladybug franchises, among many other characters.
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When Bradford and FOWL were introduced at the end of Season 2 and explored further in this episode, I instantly thought about the Marvel Cinematic Universe and HYDRA. And how from HYDRA's perspective, they want to take over the world to reign in Earth's chaos as mentioned in Captain America: Winter Soldier.
ruclips.net/video/E486XjhYHh8/видео.html
It should be a pilot though. This would make a great spin-off.
I didn't get the final wish. He wrote "as far as the duck family is concerned..." while scrooge is related to the duck family, he's a McDuck. The duck family is his family, so it normally wouldn't be a big deal, but they really hammer in how you need to be super specific with the wishes. So shouldn't scrooge Mcduck, who technically isn't a "Duck" have been immune to the memory erasure?
I know I’m two months late, but I took it more as “those who are biologically ducks” wouldn’t remember as opposed to only those with a certain last name would forget, and I mean the Papyrus did do its literal consequence by teleporting Bradford away from Yellowbeak’s ship
Why does Bradford reminds me of Amanda Waller from DC ? I mean going against the "Heroes" chaos with their team of "Villains"
It’s been a while sense I watched this review.
Seeing it again is tempting me to binge watch all of Sean’s Ducktales review episodes
Given how Bradford specifically mentions Magica and the Moonvasion as chaos he has to reign in, I think it would be fun if he actually ends up causing an attack by a powerful magic user and an alien invasion at the same time (like, he opens some sort of portal and causes Solego to invade with an army from the Negaverse or something). At that point, he would either break down completely or side with the Ducks.
Was Young Bradford styled after The Beatles?
I think he was just styled after the 60s.
So... one thing I'm thinking about with the Missing Mystery's under FOWL's control now is that they're trying to make a clone of Scrooge.
Right now we have Gene the Genie, the Third Eye Diamond, Lost Harp of Mervana, Fountain of Youth, Solego's Circuit, and Scrooge's feather.
The feather is for Scrooge's DNA, perhaps as a basis to locate an alternate/evil/ruthless version of Scrooge with the Solego Circuit.
Failing that perhaps it's to make a clone of him and then artificially age them by bathing them in the Fountain of Youth. Following that, using the Third Eye Diamond/Gene to either give them all of the real Scrooge's knowledge and finally the Harp of Mervana to tell when the clone is lying.
Donald duck and his sister first adventure.😀👍
5:04 Brandford is an Auditor!
Did it say auditor? When I was writing my script I swear I heard accountant.
Well, either way he's a villain haha
@@seaniccus no, I’m referencing Terry Pratchetts Discworld series, and there these antagonists called the auditors, beings who “audit” reality and don’t like magic, chaos or all the messy things that make humans human.
What do I think? It became my favourite episode! Which is an achievment because this season had a lot of ups and downs for me :P
Also one important point to mention, Scrooge saved the papyrus from FOWL by making it "to be found" by Scrooge rightful heir. At one episode FOWL took one of Scrooge's feathers. Could be use maybe to clone him or even produce an ofspring, who knows?
@@LandBark Yeah but im not sure if it's scrooge s feather it may be everyone ecept violet
@@user-hy9dq4lz2x I had a
belief that it was Scrooge feather. Maybe one of the triplets? Clone it and make their own heir.
Could you please do a rebooting steelbeak video
THanks for pointing out the relationship with the comic book parrot pirate...too much on the nose reference, to not mention the Easter Egg. I'd like for them to somehow relate this to the "Guardians of the Lost Library"....the bird from the initial episode, and the Woodchuck's Guidebook, suggested that there was a similar mystery tracing back centuries.
So does this make Bradford the Thanos of the Ducktales universe??
Lunaris is more like Thanos; Bradford is more like Killmonger.
I can't wait to see what you'll review next!
Bradford Bazzard is essentially Lex Luthor without the money!
Haven't watched the last batch of episodes yet, I'm catching up now. You interesting said Bradford opposes chaos in all forms. And who recently learned to deal with accepting his inner chaos a few episodes ago - Huey! Huey will use his newfound balance between logic and chaos that he will refine some more before the end of the series and ultimately have the key to defeating Bradford.
Hard to believe that there was a time Donald actually wanted to go on a adventure with Scroogey.
Where does this episode fit in with the first Christmas episode of the series.was it before or after?
It ran before the christmas episode
@@seaniccus but Scrooge said he remembered Bradford from his Christmas party
@@georgeharvey9569 Bradford was at his first business Christmas party in Duckberg. If you go to season 2, Last Christmas, Scrooge is taken to the past and he tries to have a good time but Duckworth forces him to network and build business ties and pushes him to Bradford and the other two vultures.
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It's funny how he messes up Della's name like he does Dewy. I guess mother like son or the other way around.
"gotta eat the rich uncle!"
I don't know if Bradford will get fed up with his minions - I fear he may have a way to control even them, which may set them against him. I think the Harp will play a central role in his attempt or brief rule.
I think that parchment is the endgame mcguffin of the season possibly in a duse ex machina roll
gonna eat the rich uncle tho
In my opinion, the show didn't really do a good job of transitioning from Bradford's youth/ Black Herring to Scrooge with Della & Donald. It just felt rushed of him proposing O.W.L to Ludwig, then seeing him nearly balding later( also how Black Herring suddenly had a metal arm). Maybe I missed a scene where they said years later but I couldn't help but feel it was needed.
I don’t think Bradford will become good mainly for one reason he acts like a Templar from the assassin Creek franchise
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NYEH HEH HEH IM NOT FIRST
Papyrus?????
YOU KNOW WHO I AM? I MEAN, OF COURSE YOU KNOW OF THE GREAT PAPYRUS
quackmore duck: how many time i told you to never cell me back every time! just forget it okay big bro! you have a any butlers has to work with you to take care of you! because i am no longer over work! big bro! that why i need a great peaceful relaxing! good luck with your business and good bye big bro! *he turn off his phone to getting peaceful relaxing as he now sleeping* mmmmm relaxing is my life.
hortense duck: quackmore?
quackmore duck: hey, what do you want? i just try to relax myself!
hortense duck: sorry about that i woke you up from your relaxing, but i know you have a hard time jobs with our richest older brother, but maybe you shouldn't yell at him for too much bosses at you, but maybe you shouldn't yell at him too much and you should calm down for now.
quackmore duck: yeah, maybe you are right about it, i guess i should be nice at him and i ask him nicely, thank you hortense, for show me a greatest way.
hortense duck: well, that my twin brother, oops, i forgot it! i means that my twin husband.
quackmore duck: uuuhhh... thank you honey, maybe you can cook our dinner, after i woke up my relaxing sleeping napping! now have fun with your cooking time!
hortense duck: okay honey, i will cook our dinner better, we will make our family dream come true.
quackmore duck: okay honey, good luck for your cooking job, now it's time to relaxing sleeping napping time, mmmmm relaxing is my life.
donald duck and della duck are now ready to prank their father with the fireworks in the chair! as they bet their triplet brothers who the best prankers in the world! now they blow up the chair to set their father on fire! after their prank time is over! their mother is unhappy with her twin children for prank their father so hard! she is decided to send her twin kids & her triplet sons to her rich big brother scrooge mcduck! the oldest brother of hortense duck & quackmore duck! the rich richest duck in the world!
hortense duck: you blew up that contraption without thinking about the consequences, or the people you hurt. your little practical joke sent your father to the hospital, this all stops now! you are grounded! no fireworks, and donald and della firecracker solutions' is done, understand?
donald duck & della duck: yes mom.
hortense duck: good, i decided to send you two and your triplet brothers to your uncle scrooge mcduck my rich big brother, as he will take care of you, because he have a any butlers has to work with him to take care of you as he tell them, now go to your room, that you both have to share your room with your triplet brothers, well, they are unlike you both, they are not grounded as they pranked your father safety with their safety toys ideas, just like i tell them to stay out of trouble and tell them, that bet is a bad idea, now tell them, that your bet to your triplet brothers is over, because they are right about it.
donald duck & della duck: yes mom, we will tell our triplet brothers, that our bet to them is over now, because they are right about it.
huey duck & dewey duck & louie duck: we told you so! that bet is a bad idea!
donald duck: be quiet triplet bros! if you mock us one more time i will-
della duck: donald! don't anger at our triplet brothers! we are grounded, remember mom said it.
huey duck: yeah! we are lucky, we are not grounded, as we listen to mom rules, unlike you both, but we been send to our uncle scrooge mcduck.
dewey duck: we can't believe you both set dad on fire again! that is not our deal, prank them with safety toys ideas, not prank them with dangerous combats ideas.
louie duck: just remembered our prank rules! with safety toys ideas, not with dangerous combats ideas, just like mom said it to us all.
donald duck: okay fine! we should prank them with safety toys ideas, are you triplet happy now.
huey duck & dewey duck & louie duck: yes twin bro! we are happy! now let us do to you both in our way, that why safely rules can save everyone.
the duck twins & the duck triplets are now be sending to their uncle scrooge mcduck for caresitting time!
Then you think corporations doing terrible things to people for profit is not "evil".
Villians see themselves as heroes. That doesn't make that a reality.
young donald is unbearably cringe and made me hate this episode sadly
I found him adorable. Also how did one character made you hate a whole episode? I seriously don't understand, but I would love to hear an explanation.
@@morianarnia9356 hating one thing can crumble the rest, trust me:
for example, a lot of the script in this episode can be considered fine but young donald being cringe made the script, the dialouges and the characters themself cringe aswell.
Lovely 😍💋 💝💖❤️