VEX ENJOYER

A Bonkers D. Bobcat shitpost :DDD❗❗❗

Used some silly images of cats and boom. We got Bonkers, I had fun making these for shits and giggles, I hope everyone enjoys them too.

Bonkers 👍 he's such a silly cutie patootie

(Honestly, I couldn't decide which of the three versions I liked best, so why not put all of them here.)

Goober

more Ducktales drawings!! :D

the first one has Dracula Duck from the capcom Ducktales game (the remastered music is awesome btw)

then is a Magica De Spell, i don’t know how is she going to look in the reboot but anyways XD, then is Donald from Kingdom Hearts

and then is Della and Donald doodles also Duck family with the “? Duck” redeisgn i did  and finaly Sailor Fuku Donald XD

Raymesis in rayman fandom (headcanon) be like :

(It might can be changed or confirmed again after rayman legends retold release)

Regardless of what others might think of Raymesis, I really enjoy discussing headcanons with people—it’s so much fun! It helps generate more interest in Raymesis he deserves so much more love

I finished the fan/AU children! I know it's probably like 3 AM for you, but it's like 10:40 for me and I have to go to pris- I mean church, so here they are!! This gif is just there for the laughs

Bonkers D. Bobcat in Mickey's Starland Show at Walt Disney World

There’s something fascinating about hearing a professional give an answer that tells you everything you need to know… especially when they almost soften it, and then decide not to.

I was listening to Jim Cummings’ podcast, and he did a whole special on Darkwing Duck. Naturally, the question came up about the 2017 DuckTales episode “The Duck Knight Returns!” You know the one. The big meta episode. The “legacy” episode. The one where Cummings himself shows up as Jim Starling, the original actor who played Darkwing… who then spirals into obsession, tries to murder the new guy, and becomes Negaduck.

And Cummings’ response?

Pause.

At first, it sounds like a diplomatic answer:

“The story didn’t work for me.”

But then he immediately undercuts that.

“I hope nobody heard that… actually I hope everybody heard that.”

That tells you everything.

Because now you’re not just hearing a polite, professional deflection. You’re hearing someone catch himself softening his reaction… and then consciously decide not to.

That’s not accidental. That’s intentional.

That’s him recognizing, in real time, that what he’s saying might be taken as criticism… and choosing to let it stand anyway.

And that hits very differently.

Because this isn’t some random viewer tossing out a take. This is the guy who is Darkwing Duck. That’s not just a voice actor reading lines. That’s someone who helped define the character’s personality, tone, rhythm, and soul. You don’t get Darkwing without Cummings.

And honestly… I get it.

On paper, “The Duck Knight Returns!” is clever. It’s very much in line with what DuckTales 2017 liked to do. It’s meta, self-aware, commentary-driven. You’ve got the “old guard” vs the “new guard.” You’ve got fandom baked into the premise. You’ve got the idea of legacy, ownership, and reinvention.

All of that sounds like it should work.

But here’s the problem.

It reframes Darkwing Duck through a lens that feels… cynical.

Jim Starling isn’t just an outdated version of the character. He’s not someone who’s struggling to adapt. He’s not even tragic in a meaningful way. He’s bitter. He’s delusional. He becomes violent. He tries to kill his replacement. And then he becomes Negaduck, because of course he does.

So what’s the underlying message here?

Let go of the past… or you’re toxic.

And look, I understand what they were going for. This is clearly about reboots. About fans who can’t move on. About people who feel entitled to a version of something that no longer exists.

But when you build that metaphor using a character that is someone’s life’s work… you’re playing with fire.

Because whether it’s intentional or not, the parallels are obvious. The “original Darkwing” is a stand-in for the guy who was Darkwing. The “new Darkwing” represents the reboot. And the story positions the original as something that needs to be discarded… or else it curdles into something ugly.

That’s a hell of a thing to hand to Jim Cummings and say, “Hey, want to play this?”

And yeah, he did it. Because he’s a pro.

But that doesn’t mean it sat right with him.

And beyond that, there’s a deeper issue that just comes down to characterization.

Darkwing Duck, at his core, is a character built on ego, yes. But also sincerity. He wants to be a hero. He’s ridiculous, he’s flawed, he’s self-aggrandizing… but he’s trying. That balance is what makes him work. You laugh at him, but you also root for him.

Jim Starling strips that away and replaces it with something meaner. Smaller. It’s not an evolution. It’s a deconstruction that doesn’t quite remember why the original worked in the first place.

And that’s where the episode loses me.

Because this is something I keep coming back to, whether we’re talking about Gargoyles, Babylon 5, or anything else I love. There’s a difference between examining a character and flattening them into a commentary.

This felt like the latter.

And the irony is kind of incredible when you think about it. An episode about legacy ends up feeling like it doesn’t fully respect the legacy it’s pulling from.

Which brings me back to that moment.

“The story didn’t work for me… actually I hope everybody heard that.”

No rant. No trashing the show. No burning bridges.

But also no hiding what he really thought.

Meme I was referencing ⤵️

And now a special related to Valentine's Day or Valentine's Month. Ducktales comic as Valentine's Day Special "A Day to Remember" written by Connor Ratcliff and James III and drawn by Carlo Lauro.

A special comic from Dynamite publishing about Valentine's Day and how Scrooge McDuck and Magica De Spell fell in love with each other. And in a rather unusual and clumsy way. And it is interesting that it fell on Friday the 13th, since this year in February we had Friday the 13th, and Valentine's Day was on February 14th, a Saturday. However Donald's nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie and Webby together with Gyro went in search of Scrooge. And there are cameo characters like the Beagle Boys, Negaduck, Quackerjack, Donald and Daisy Duck, Flintheart Glomgold and others. I didn't post everything in terms of comic book covers because I wouldn't care so I will in the next post, and for now just the comic from beginning to end. Enjoy!

For those interested in reading previous issues, see here:

First part

Second part

Third part

Fourth part

Fifth part

Sixth part

Seventh part

Eighth part

Ninth part

Tenth part - Christmas special

I do not own any rights to this, it is the right of the author and official Disney (although I have a negative opinion of the current company). Enjoy!

his laugh is unbearable ..XD