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DuckTales: Challenge of the Senior Junior Woodchucks! | Season 3 Premiere | Reaction | Review
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- Опубліковано 10 кві 2020
- It's Huey's time to shine!
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I liked how they avoided the cliche of “let’s cross the line together and both win.” Huey owned up to his mistakes and failed with dignity. That’s a good lesson in my book.
Like how launch pad proudly gives hurt one his badges showing that failure isn't problem and failure helps you grow.
Nick Ruocco yep
I'm glad they moved away from the toxic "everyone wins" in this show. Competition is something children need to learn about. Defeat is life's greatest teacher and spurs many on to greatness while winning often breeds complacency.
Daniel I think the word “toxic” is a bit mis-chosen. I’m American culture we praise wining and competition for good and ill. It pushes innovation but it also makes us look at the world as a zero sum game even though in many situations that is not so. I took a class on communication and was shocked to find how often people assumed they had competing needs when the had commplimary needs or could even just create more resources to fill their needs. The cliche of “we can both win” fights against such a mind set and is valuable. It could potentially be dangerous if it was the only message or pervasive but considereding how many sports and sport analogies we have I don’t think that’s the case. However, it is just as important true to accept failure, others being better and not being ready for some thing. Which is why I liked this change of pace but I don’t think “we can both win” is toxic I think if utilized correctly it can be empowering and educational. If you feel like it has been used badly (complantancy) more often then not I can’t argue as I don’t exactly keep a tally of this😜. Sorry for the long response I was just having fun with this. Have a good day 🎉
kelsey conder but they also have to know that winning isn’t everything it’s the participation that counts
"IT'S JUST A MOSQUITO! YOU SHOULD GIVE IT SOME OF YOUR BLOOD!" is the most sister thing Della could have said and I cackled.
Lol it's true
Lena being an overly-supportive big sister to Violet is my new favorite thing.
Do you know what would be a favorite thing? Della being Violet and Lena’s mother-aunt figure.
As much as it's played for laughs, Launchpad's countless failure badges can tell a lot about him. I remember friends pondering how Launchpad of all people managed to become a Senior Woodchuck himself given how dumb he is sometimes but seeing how many failure badges he has kind of shows how determined he is whenever he is set on a goal. He probably failed countless of times, learned from those mistakes...then made new ones, and then learned from those until at one point he DID manage to succeed. It highlights how he may be dumb, but still always tries to do his best.
I really like your take on Launchpad but in day of the only child he said: I didn't get to be Junior Woodchuck Scoutmaster by bending the rules - I got it by crashing the bus on a field trip and all the other scoutmasters quitting! But yea, this is why Launchpad is so relatable to me: He failed, he got back up, dusted his shoulders and tried again and again until he got it.
Launchpad's multiple failure badges were easily my favorite part of the episode - there really is an enormous level of nuance to that reveal. And LP always trying his best is certainly a big part of the latest episode, too!
I loved Della going full Karen.
"I DEMAND TO SPEAK TO THE CAMP COUNSELOR!"
Seriously, it's moments like that that have me scared for Launchpad.
@@SogekingFirebirdStar She would go apeshit if he crashed a plane while her kids were inside.
@@rosecandy8922 He has, but as The Golden Armory of Cornelius Coot has shown, that when crashing is the only option, Launchpad is able to crash safely enough to where no one gets hurt.
@@SogekingFirebirdStar I know, I still feel she would be angry if they somehow got hurt.
8:04
"Cue story about scrooge as a lad in 3, 2, ..."
" wHeN I WAs a lAD-"
..I served a term as office boy to an attorney’s firm?
"I ate FOUR DOZEN EGGS,".
Кирилл Иванов EVERY MORNING TO HELP ME GET LARGE
@@bradbradthebrad and now that I’m grown I eat five dozen eggs
@@hunterlawrence3573 SO IM ROUGHLY THE SIZE OF A BARGE
I love the quote "Adventure isn’t about following the same old path,it’s about discovering new things,and going off the map.” One of the best quotes from this series.
Scrooge McDuck Yeah, it is a nice quote from the show.
It pretty effectively sums up what this show does with pre-established material: original Ducktales, Disney comics and so on, it doesn't iust copy it to the animation, it reinvents it in a whole new way
Maybe the real treasure was the friends we made along the way.
@@ionryful no. The greatest treasure is treasure. That's why it's called treasure!
I love the Reoot and the old show mix together like this.
My favourite part?
The mosquito turning out to be a F.O.W.L spy camera.
It makes you wonder, “Just how prepared are they!?!?!”
The fact that they likely have agents everywhere in Duckburg and no one would ever suspect anyone!
it was a bug all along
That is kind of scary...
Scrooge can just buy F.O.W.L because he has error amount of money
Launchpad: Sunchaser
Della: Cloudslayer
Seaniccus: Cloudchaser!
For real though, I appreciate you so much. Your videos are some of the highest quality analyses on UA-cam, on any topic. And your hair is so pretty!
SUNSLAYER!!!!! Whoop WHOOP
Haha I realized I made this slip during editing but i'm sticking by it.
Cloudchaser makes more sense as a name as you can't chase the sun or slay a cloud but you can chase a cloud
@@Max_The_Flower You can do all those things and more if you try hard and believe in yourself!
sunslayer
I noticed that they're wasting no time introducing recurring characters in the second and third episodes. Which is good since we have a lot of new characters to get acquainted with before we get into the meat of the season's plot.
I loved the "take one of mine" joke! Launchpad sounds soo genuine with it and also he's failed soo many times that he can just spare one.
I like seeing Doofus in the lineup confirming that he's also A Junior Woodchucks like in the original.
Marc Baker he’s a jerk in the new series!
@@ginacorderman4733 Yeah, he kinda is compared to his original version.
I'm glad someone else saw that. I had a feeling that there'd be some sort of character arc, even a subtle one, in which Doofus joins the JWC. I could see both this and the adoption of B.O.Y.D. humbling him and making him a better person...err... duck. Seeing life outside of the rich, spoiled boy bubble.
@@Launchpad05 Kinda, my foot! He's a MASSIVE jerk in this version, not to mention a creepy psycho!
Huey's story: They did a great job exploring his determination in becoming the best of the best, and that imaginary JWC guidebook was a nice addition to this conflict. The fact that the latter was voiced by Stephen Root (who I mostly know from King of the Hill) made it even funnier. Violet was also enjoyable for how resourceful she was during the race, along with her struggle in following Lena's 'advice' on friendly insults and being her usual self. And yes, it's great that Violet has two dads and Lena is now her adopted sister.
Scrooge's story: I definitely enjoyed each of the family's reactions to the situations they're in, including Scrooge's confident attitude to almost being eaten by a bear and Della and Donald taking issue with nature. Speaking of the bear, I heard it was based on an African legend called the Nandi Bear, which also has some hyena traits in its design. The Tittertwill bird was also pretty cute with its Aracuan-like calls.
Wait, I dont think they literally adopted Lena
@@musingsofahomeschooler5332 No they literally adopted her because it was confirmed Frank Angones that she got adopted by the Sabrewings. They were probably going to mention it in the show but it might have got cut out for some reason.
What? You're not one of those people who thought Lena will end up getting adopted by the McDuck family are you? Even though there WAS NEVER any confirmation that she will.
I like how Della did the arm swinging punching thing Donald does
Goes to show they are twins.
I love that Launchpad has like 20 failure badges.
There is one quote I feel fits this episode greatly. Both plots. "I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work." -Thomas Edison
Also, this episode now has me shipping Huey and Violet.
Also also, glad you didn't really draw that much focus on Violet and Lena having two dads. If we want gay characters be seen as normal, we have to just treat them as normal.
Agree with you on all accounts.
SuperSwordman1 agreed😇
I didn't notice until he pointed it out
@@fireblade696 So you think we should keep acting like a gay character is some kind of special accomplishment thus treating gay people as a novelty?
My favorite part was when Huey denied Violet's offer of trying to have two Senior Woodchucks. It showed how his character had grown since the beginning of the episode
Nearly everyone has figured out that each season was a journey for one of the triplets, but I am curious. If they get to do a 4th season, will it be about Webbie?
noveler00 I hope they actually cover her parents (if she had any in the first place)
@@EleanoraDzen Who knows? We may get that this season. They are dealing with FOWL, after all. Perfect time to dive into Beakley's backstory.
@@EleanoraDzen In an interview it was asked if the Ducktales team could reveal anything about her parents without spoiling too much and they replied with pretty much 'We can't reveal anything without spoilers'
Lena Season or nothing!!!
@@kaderp that's some interesting Revelations there, my buddy.
Seriously, I would LOVE to see a Webby season. We kinda had her development in season one, with her and Dewey searching info about the Spear of Selene, but... We need a Webby solo adventure in order for her to succed and grow as a person
I loved the episode especially the bird, Huey giving up the title since he didn’t deserve it, and Violet and her dads
Notice the portrait of Teddy Roosevelt in the lodge too. Seems he was a member of the Junior Woodchucks. I love the idea that he got involved with them--even if it was just as a sponsor--after the Fort Duckburg incident.
I also like the fact that it was Launchpad who taught the lesson and awarded the badge. It goes with his hole belief on falling down and getting back-up again.
Not going to lie, I did not even register at first that Violet has two dads. XD
Its a nice touch 😊
I squealed instantly.
1st Season Premiere: Ends with Dewey finding out that he could learn more about his mom
2nd Season Premiere: Ends with Louie being encouraged by Scrooge to become a businessman himself.
3rd Season Premiere: Ends with Huey hoping to find the missing mysteries of the founder of his lifestyle of a scout.
I absolutely love how Scrooge was more excited about the discovery of the diary than he ever would have been if it was just standard money valuable treasure. Seeing him spend most of the episode in awe-filled reverence gave me all the feels.
I’m hoping we get a season 4 so we can see the world through Webby’s eyes
Agreed
*Smiles sweetly* That would be so AWESOME!!🤩😍
A season centered around Webby and Launchpad?
Too late for that the series ended at season 3 with the last adventure and it was revealed that went is Scrooge’s clone daughter. I didn’t think that went was a fowl clone back in 2017, 2018 or 2019, why say that she is a clone now?!
I’m super excited for this season for several reasons. First of all,having Della finally be a part of the main cast. Second,it looks like F.O.W.L are going to be the major villains of this season,which I’m really pumped for. Third,the fact that this season is gonna be focusing on Huey since he’s my favorite duck brother,and I’m glad that we’re finally going to explore and develop his character.
I think my favorite part of this episode was how the whole cast was on display, and yet nobody felt like they didn't get enough screen time and the focus was handled well across the cast. Huey obviously took center stage in the A plot, which set up Huey to be the focus triplet of this season, whereas the B plot had to juggle focus on Louie, Dewey, Webby, Donald, Della, and Scrooge, yet none of them ever really felt like they were starved for screen time during their adventure. Scrooge wanted to follow Isabella Finch's map and relive her adventures, Dewey was the one sidetracking everyone with the Tittertwill, Louie and Webby were interacting with Scrooge as the straight man and, well Webby, and Della was trying to get Donald to not be so angry at nature. Everyone had a story to follow and nobody felt underutilized in it.
And I think why everyone being so encouraging works is because everyone was being encouraging to their own family and still staying in character, avoiding getting overly sentimental or sappy with it. Dewey shows his characteristic "act, don't think" attitude by saying who needs a stupid book of rules, Louie has his snarky charm show through calling Huey King Nerd, and Webby shows her conflict of interest in a slightly awkward encouragement of Huey while whispering to Violet, her new best friend, that she supports Violet, too, she just knows Huey is more insecure and needs the encouragement. And even Della being an enraged stage mom and challenging Launchpad over the challenge being rigged shows her as exactly Donald's sister by being hot blooded, and is just a hilarious, yet entirely believable aspect of Della's character.
And then Lena, being Violet's adopted sister, is totally in character from her side of things, too. She's encouraging Violet by cheering for her successes, but she's also encouraging Violet to smack talk Huey, which is being a slightly bad influence on her by inadvertently feeding into Huey's insecurity and inferiority complex to Violet, which makes perfect sense for a rebellious teen like Lena. And yet, it never feels like Lena means it as anything beyond playful jabs and good natured teasing, which is why it works and it stays funny, because it all does feel just in good fun and also exactly how someone like Lena would act in this situation.
Also, as a minor thing, I liked the gag where Scrooge just was too mad to alliterate, and the talking Junior Woodchuck Guidebook, since the design and voice actor did a good job making the character fun.
"MY BOY DESERVES TO WIN!" Della is the best
I couldn't help but enjoy the Guidebook Huey imagined to talk to him. There's something about Stephen Root's southern drawl that just compels you to endear yourself to whoever he's playing and I always love it when he plays a genuinely good character and not someone sleazy or villainous.
SogekingFirebirdStar Bill Dauterive
I enjoyed this a lot too. With the way it executed the message, the character interactions (most notably with Huey and Violet and her and Lena, I hope we see more of Violet bonding with those two throughout the season) and how it sets up stuff like Huey’s arc for the season and FOWL being a threat to the future adventures.
The only downside I had with this episode was that the subplot with Scrooge was kinda not too interesting compared to the rest. Minus the moments with Donald and Della, it featuring the bird from a rather obscure part of Disney history (it was apparently in the old Disney comics too) and how the ending of that subplot setup the conflict with FOWL.
Also, Violet’s dads were in this. A nice piece of representation so far. I hope they reappear later on and have some dialogue next time.
And a failure badge sounds like something that should be a thing in a way. Although they might refer to it as a “you can do better next time badge”, since “failure” can be a scary word at times.....
Although what was with the Senior Woodchuck position being earned through a competition? That’s rather weird since that’s not how scout rankings work in real life. I guess the founders really wanted the position to be special.
Nicely done video overall. You can take your time making them though, as a rushed video isn’t always a great video.
Dude, Huey is my favorite triplet! I'm so excited for him to be focused on in future episodes!
I think Dewey is my favourite triplet
I love the story and the flood of easter eggs in this episode but I saw the clip for the next episode and cheered a bit when I saw the huge introduction of a classic hero.
13:01
I frigging love Launchpad.
Me too 😍
I am sure that you will love the next episode of season 3
And the new episode "double o duck in you olny crash twice" that premiered today
I loved that Della was that kind of mom.
I thought it was interesting that they pointed out with the journal that Isabela Finch's initials spell "if." There is just something poetic about a legendary adventurer having the word "if" connected to her name. Or, it could be a coincidence that the creators of that characters even realize. Either way I thought it was fun. :)
My favorite part is when that imaginary book got caught on fire!!
"Why are you imagining THIS?!"
Violet's sister, goofy and supportive, Violet's dads, goofy and supportive,
Violet, goofy and supportive.
Just one of those families
I never thought I’d see a 15 minute ducktales review and agree 100% with it. That thing you said about wanting to see more of Donald and Della’s sibling interactions is exactly how I feel. People don’t seem to value enough these little moments we have where the characters are more relaxed (or maybe even tense family moments can be good) and are just being who they are in their core. On the newest episode, Louie’s Eleven, for me the best parts were when Daisy was “”falling in love”” for Donald. To me, the best parts of a show are when the characters have these light hearted and sweet interactions with each other that makes us know more and love their relationships more.
*Book starts burning*
"Why are you imagining this?!"
I love how Violet has two dad’s, and that there was a character in a wheelchair, and it is just the most normal thing ever. It made me kind of emotional to see such a loving society.
I need an episode showing the Sabrewings adopting Lena.
Katherine Alvarez um....😅 we don’t really need to see that
Katherine Alvarez Through what? A flashback?
Gracekim21 I do, in a way. So I think you mean “you don’t need to see that”.
@@kaylemathewcomendador6964 Sure. I mean it would be nice to have a nice little story of Lena, now a full person and free of Magica, meeting the Sabrewings and them deciding to adopt her. How would that conversation go?
Before this episode I was wishing for the Fireside Girls to be in this series. Seeing two hyper-competent scouting groups seemed really cool.
My favorite part was Huey accepting his actions. He knew he wasn't acting like a good Woodchuck and instead of making excuses or ignoring it like Louie of Dewey he owned up to it. I also loved the bit with the roadsigns to other places like St. Canard and Garbbable.
Speculation for the future: I hope Goslyn shows up for training from Beakley. Since Webby has her flock of friends, I'd like to see an older Goslyn still ready for bear.
Rahsaan Footman goslyn is going to appear at some point
Rahsaan Footman There was a full on female scout group in other incarnations called the Chickadees.
"A defeat you learn from is better than a hollow victory" -- Ryu Hoshi (Street Fighter series)
Hey, just wanna say love your DuckTales reviews and analyses! You come up with angles of looking at things that make already great episodes even better!
Thanks!
I love that Launchpad has so many failure badges. Not only is it humorously in line with the many disastrous situations we've seen him in, but it also highlights the profound part of Launchpad's character that doesn't give up. He's literally crashed countless times, but he keeps taking off again and again.
I love violets gay parents like soooooo much and Lena being happy warms my heart. Also Della and Donald's interactions are golden
Albeit it seems more complicated than just "they're gay." Lena states Violet came from them (i.e. biological parents), and Violet has the beak of one and the hair of the other. I have to wonder if this is indicating one of them was originally a woman, or if Violet's origin was some kind of genetic experiment.
Ryodraco So basically your speculating one of them could be trans? Neat 👍.
I'll politely disagree, but it's subtle so those who have issues could ignore it.
KRBrickBot Why you word that like a homophobe?!?
you are a joke
Love that launchpad just has so many failure badges and doesn't care. Really sends the message home.
You basically hit the nail on the head with everything I enjoyed about this episode - the love and support everyone shares, the Donald and Della moments, Huey learning an important lesson about failure, and a glorious sum up of all that came before and set up for the rest of this season! So well done!
😜 Years later the Saberwing Imbroglio shook the Junior Woodchuck organization when it was revealed Violet had used magic during the competition to speed her along during the race. While the rules didn't forbid the use of magic an asterisk was placed next to her name in the role of senior woodchucks. Huey Duck, who won promotion in the following year, supported his friend though out declaring she'd deserved the rank far more than he did at the time. However he was also overheard in a conversation with Violet declaring "So that's how you beat me to the first marker with time to write that note!". 😜
Seems both Nickelodeon and Disney has no problem showing animated gay parents.
The McBrides and the Sabrewings.
We sort of saw gay parents in Clarence with Jeff's parents. Steven universe had huge impact on lgbt themes.
Jack Leighton and um we need to treat this as normal
Jack Leighton also someone spoiled Violet’s parents for me months before now
Gracekim21 The show crew revealed it several months ago, and the episode didn’t really make a big deal about it. So it’s not really much of a spoiler if you ask me.
Gracekim21 Yeah, and there are people pointing out how the show treated them normally and how they liked that. So it looks like your the one not treating them normally here.
I know that it was played for laughs, but am I the only one who is seriously worried about Hueys mental health when it comes to him taking advice from a talking imaginary guide book?
Also, isnt weird that mascot for the jr. woodchucks is a bird?
ΝΙΚΟΣ ΝΙΚΟΣ yep
ΝΙΚΟΣ ΝΙΚΟΣ This looks like the start of his arc, and it looks like part of it involves him not relying on the Guidebook all the time.
ΝΙΚΟΣ ΝΙΚΟΣ well it’s not weird it’s a bird
Each season premiere shows us which triplet is the main focus.
First season: Dewey centric season; with his quest to find out about Della showcasing his adventurous nature.
Second season: Louie centric season; with his quest to make money by being sharper than the sharpies and seeing the angles.
Third season: Huey centric season. And let's see where this season takes him. Possibly being more than just the smart brother and getting more in tune with his emotions and making more friends.
I love that you see more similarities in Huey and Scrooge... wanting things to go as planned
Launchpad must've set a record with the amount of Failure badges he has.
Is it bad that my favorite part of this episode is when Lena is rooting for Violet and being mean to Huey by extension like how she told Violet to call him a clown. Especially since being a junior woodchuck is probably something the old Lena would have made fun of her or Huey for but is actually trying to be supportive and a good sister which is so fun to see.
I would be very interested in seeing that Concept video you mentioned, somewhere down the line. Thanks for the comfy video
A failure badge is a great idea, but it should be paired with a didn't-give-up badge for when you finally get the thing right.
Well it seems like they also have another reference in S3E3. Darkwing duck, Tailspin, Gummi Bears, are now joined by Rescue Rangers. It's new orgins story for them but we get cameos of all 5 rangers Gadget, Monterey Jack, Zipper, and of course Chip and Dale. I can't wait to see how they pop up in future episodes.
I like the part where dewey bonds with the bird. I guess he really loves animals,and I ❤ it
Well, actually, most of the cast are birds, so the two of them bonding isn't that much of a stretch.
Seeing Della be an entitled mom is the best
Loved Violets trash-talk thru the episode...that letter was cold-blooded..lol
Also did Ducktales make a drug reference?
Sister from a couple misters thank you
I spit out my drink when i heard that
❤😊
@@theumpireofthebottomlesspit good
Lena's smack talk is awesome!
The Bird was best part..and seems to fit into the logo, which is right out of the Guardians of the Lost Library saga, and how the Woodchucks are an ancient organization. I like the "Loss" Badge also...it seems cliched, but why not have something like that? Maybe not as a requirement, but as a recognition that people shouldn't be ashamed to come in 2nd...otherwise they can become entitled %^$%&s.
The entire family’s together? But what about the father?
Jennifer Griel not important
@@gracekim25 Says you
@@jennifergriel861 a family doesnt need to be nuclear to be complete, thats the case for many people
@@frostyfantrash thank you. I just have a mom and I don't need a dad. I never had one and never will. Mi madre doesn't swing that way to begin with.
@@spinningpeanut :)!!!!
I like the nods to the original series and even the theme song...I know that sounds weird but it's true...Season one they solved a mystery and season two was packed with the often cut line "danger lurks behind you there's a stranger out to find you"...now season three they literally say let's rewrite history XD...also LP not sounding like a total idiot is nice since in the original he was a little nuts but also competient when it came to morals and leading the Jr Woodchucks
Ok forgive the length but you got me thinking about something...
I never thought about the triplets growth during the seasons but after you said that it really makes sense...after the intro stuff in season one the focus was mostly on Dewey his growth and quest to find out about his mom while season two was mostly Louie and his money making shenanigans...now season three basically sets up Huey's arc right from the first episode...the more I thought about this however the more I realized the triplets weren't the only ones highlighted like this...
In season 1 we do see Dewey trying to carve his identity and break out of the middle sibling cliche while trying to learn about his mom but Webby was right there with him the entire time...when we first meet her she is crazy about the Duck family's history but also socially awkward from being cooped up inside and only interacting with Beakly who has taught her combat...throughout the season she learns to open up and reaches out to a new friend Lena who she even tries to have a slumber party with and forms a strong friendship with...while all this is going on Scrooge is also going through a lot of growth and discovery...he slowly gets to know his family and even Webby through various adventures and interactions...we even see his backstory with Beakly and his relationship with his parents...over the entire season we see Scrooge go through a real roller coaster hitting all-time highs and heartbreaking lows
In season 2 we see Louie start to grow and learn many things the hard way...especially when it comes to scheming and making money...but a good chunk of the season also focuses on Della her attempts to get home and her struggles adjusting to life on Earth and being a mom...she is so easy on the boys at first and tries to get to know each of them...heck she even has an adventure with Webby that brings them closer...and eventually she finds her voice and starts to really step up when it comes to being a parent (something I fully support but am still disappointed she never even got a lecture from Scrooge after pulling the exact same stunt with Dewey in the Doomsday Vault episode that she pulled with the rocket)...but she's not the only one struggling to adjust...after Webby befriends a new girl Violet they manage to bring Lena back from the land of the dead...now she has to not only adjust to being alive with no place to call home (at first) she has to get used to being related to Magica and possessing some of her magic...it's a major struggle that puts all her friendships to the test but she does learn to control her powers and is ok with who she is as are the others
Now that we are in season 3 it's pretty clear from the first episode Huey is going to be the featured triplet but I have to wonder if Violet will also go on a growth roller coaster throughout the season...and the second episode really shines a light on Donald and by process of elimination he is the only adult member of the family left and after everything he went through in the previous seasons it only makes sense that now it's his turn...as you stated for the first time in 10 years the entire family is together and not fighting about the past...life is back to the typical normal for them and about to get very interesting
Initially I thought the bird was a throwback to Three Caballeros and the hyperactive annoying singing bird (whose name escapes me) that Donald Duck sees in a film strip before meeting the rest of the Caballeros
This is my absolute favorite episode ever
What I love about this seasons intro with Della there is that it dosn't feel like she was just added in, it feels like she's supposed to be there and was just missing from the first two seasons intros.
The Twitterwheel bird's little song is so catchy that I caught myself singing it while doing the dishes.
I love the family interactions in Ducktales and I am also just so so so excited to see Gosalyn come into the story, cus I loved Gosalyn
Lena: call him ugly
Violet: you're chubby!
Just watched ep 3 earlier today (and will probably watch it again soin. I really liked it!
This was a big episode for Heuy and I liked that Launchpad has a bunch of failure badges.
I was excited to have Heuy centric episode and then I got TWO. Best weekend ever. Now off to watch the new episode.
there is indeed a longer version of the theme song, and i'm glad to say that there's a guitar solo involved
Nobody:
Not even Scrooge:
Creators of duck tales:So we have Huey,Webby,Violet,And Goslayn as smart kids.Take it or leave it
this was very charming and i really hope see more of violet and her dads
I noticed that Mark Beaks, Glomgold and Don Karnage are not shown as fowl agents. Maybe, this will lead to them working with the McDuck family to fight fowl. It would be nice to see them team up.
Love your unique takes on these episodes!
Yay, you are back! I missed your videos! My favorite part of the episode was Scrooge taking a deep breath, stretch and do the bird dance... And F.O.W.L. because for some odd reason, i really like the Buzzard brothers,lol!
I'm such a huge fan of your channel
So I just watched the episode and I am really glad you're favourite thing was Della and Donald's interactions too! I was fangirling everytime :')
Dare i say it? F.O.W.L might be even more of a monster than Lunaris.
At least f.o.w.l cares about the world (for self serving reasons but that besides the point) lunaris was not only willing to sacrifice his people and himself to win, he literally only did it out of spite of his planet being a moon
My favourite part of the episode was Launchpad taking one of his failure batchs. And you got the right doll behind you for this season. Can't wait for your review of Quack Pack and the other S3 episodes
Ducktales (2017) Della Duck and Violet Sabrewing as friends! ❤️Violet and Della can be fellow wood chucks.
It's Huey time!
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Fav triplet so far
I want to see focus on Webby. Why is she living with her grandmother? Are her parents also secret agents who don’t want Webby to know yet? Or are they missing like Della was? I’d love to see that story arc
7:07 Ah thanks for showing us an answered to why Lena isn't living with Scrooge family!
I love this show so much y’all
Season 1: Dewey
Season 2: Louie
Season 3: Huey
Maybe Webby because of the ending episode involving the lost harp have world shattering implications!
I .cant wait for you to do double duck review just saw it and liked how they pulled off getting rescue rangers into this universe.
Love the shonen jump famicom mini on your shelf!!!!
Nice catch!!! I was hoping someone would see it!
Seaniccus, for your background music in the beginning of your DuckTales videos, you should play the 2017 theme song. The 1987 song is great, but the 2017 song sounds better in my opinion.
It’s official: I can’t decide what episode is my favourite. The ending had me over the MOON in overexcitment!🤩
It’s alright Sean, you don’t need to rush. My favourite part was the ending 🤣
This episode was so great. All aspects were fantastic
For some reason I have hopes to the treasures from the diary are the one from the game to summon Dracula duck, which also will give chances to see magica became a big villain again
Will you do "Rebooting Daisy Duck" video, when you will catch up to S3E5 Louie's Eleven?