wass, up?!

you have to be kinder to people who are slow processors.

you have to be kinder to people who don't understand your jokes.

you have to be kinder to people who forget important dates.

you have to be kinder to people with cognitive decline.

you have to be kinder to people who were always this way, too.

One seeks power, the other fame

Reflections clash, in twisted game

✨THE LAST ADVENTURE! 5TH ANNIVERSARY!✨

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IT WENT BY SO FAST! So, for those who don’t know, I LOVE Ducktales. I became a die hard fan of the reboot of this show. There’s something about it that gives me so much joy when watching it. I watched the finale that I really loved and the ducks are still adventuring off screen. I was saddened to see that the show ended with only three seasons, but I am still happy we even got it at the end of the day. And even the art book has the history of bringing this show to life and is beloved by many fans of the ducks. This redraw is based off of one of the drawings for the finale and I did in my own style. And I had this worked on for two years. And I also provided other sketches as well. Take a look, and I hope to deliver you more ducktales content again like the good ol’ days. Peace out! ✌️ and happy anniversary to The Last Adventure!

Yes, I know that when DuckTales '17 was planned, Webby (April McDuck) Vanderquack was planned to be the 'fair and square' out of Scrooge McDuck...but now that her identity as a clone and her sisters are out there, what does this make them?

What I believe had a fourth season been planned, while the male triplets have Scrooge's famous qualities (smart, tough and sharp), the female triplets could have different and/or more extreme angles on said qualities:

While Huey has Scrooge's intellect, Webby has his curiosity, which has been known to lead him into dangerous situations.

While Dewey has Scrooge's bravery, May has his seriousness and distrust, which has been known to shape the adventure capitalist into a miser. She loved looking for answers in the season finale so I imagine her having an interest in solving mysteries.

While Louie has Scrooge's sharpness, and can persuade with his charm, June has his boisterousness, and even though she seems very nice, she can persuade via SHEER FORCE!

As she wanted to be part of this huge, unique family in the first place, I imagine June making friends of all shapes and sizes. However, she reflects the unrestrained part of Scrooge, finding a reward through the most unorthodox means possible (i.e. initially approving the Ramrod).

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I'll break the Duck kids, their Scrooge traits, archetypes and their passions down here:

HUEY

Scrooge strength: SMART

Archetype: THE BRAINS 

Passion: SCIENCE

DEWEY

Scrooge strength: TOUGH

Archetype: THE GUTS

Passion: HEROISM

LOUIE

Scrooge strength: SHARP

Archetype: THE MOUTH

Passion: TREASURE

WEBBY / APRIL

Scrooge flaw: CURIOUS

Archetype: THE HEART

Passion: MAGIC

MAY

Scrooge flaw: SERIOUS

Archetype: THE EYES

Passion: MYSTERY

JUNE

Scrooge flaw: BOISTEROUS

Archetype: THE SPINE

I updated this theory for a few reasons - I noticed how Webby and May's Scrooge qualities end with 'ous', so I wanted to find a word for June which matches this pattern.

Also, I didn't like how I deduced June's personality as cunning. That is Louie's thing. What I did notice is that while Louie is manipulative, June is rather forceful.