What gear bro's taking off his loved ones after they've fallen.

Dewey's elbow pads :

Dewey was parkouring in the fallen city of Duckburg for supplies with Louie. They ended up getting swarmed and while they made it to high ground, the zombies started after them. They try to out run and out maneuver them, but the sound of the horde is only drawing more and more till eventually they get completely surrounded. They end up barricading a door to the roof that they're on, but the zombies are pounding at the door and it's only a matter of time until they get to them. Louie's in a panic but Dewey managed to find a plank that they can put across from one roof to the next. It's incredibly high up and Louie is petrified of walking across it. Dewey makes him go first to make sure that he'll actually make it across and while there's a few close calls and the door is splintering with the zombies almost shoving their way in, Louie does make it across. Just as Dewey goes to get on the plank however the door breaks and the horde crashes in like a wave. Dewey knows he won't make it across the plank and so to keep his brother safe, he just shoves it off the roof. Louie screams for Dewey but Dewey just smile and tells Louie to tell the others he went out epically and turns back to face the horde. He's quickly swallowed by the ground and Louie can do nothing but watch as the swam tightens around where Dewey fell followed by his screams that eventually fade.

A part of Lena's sweater (baseball bat 'grip') :

Lena was the next to go down. With her magic abilities she was relied on heavily to protect the group. She never told anyone if she was getting tired and burnt out though, not wanting to let them down or worry them. Sadly, with a lack of access to food, water, sleep, and the over use of her abilities that drained her, during what should have been a simple recon mission with the group for a new shopping center they wanted to gather supplies from. It started off okay, but when they end up running into a whole horde they have to make a quick escape. Lena is trying to take out as many as she can but she's running low on energy and that leads her to making a mistake that ends with her getting bit. Not knowing if her turning would mean she could still use her magic against her friends, she begs them to end her before she turns. Webby takes up the task and completes her final wish. They take her sweater and cut it into pieces for each of them to remember her by and bury her.

Huey's gloves:

Huey became obsessed with trying to find a cure. Trying to catch and hold zombies so he could run tests that get more and more disturbing as time goes by. Louie tries talking to him, but Huey doesn't want to hear it and ignores his brother. As he loses himself to his research, which morphs more and more into torturing the zombies as The Duke takes over, his rage and agony over losing so much of his family to these creatures over taking his more scientific mind. Again Louie and Webby try to step in and pull him out of the abyss he's worked himself into, but Huey is to far gone. His end comes when he's in the middle of one of his 'researching sessions', Louie comes to talk to him and having had enough Huey takes his eyes off the zombie he was working on to yell at his brother. This distraction costs him and he gets bit. Huey laughs, and Louie watches in horror as his brother turns on the zombie and starts attacking it back, biting it and clawing at it like he's already turned. He can do nothing as he watches his brother continue to tear apart the zombie that bit him until he fully turns. After Zombie Huey has won his battle, he turns on Louie, forcing Louie to put his brother down.

Webby's Toolbelt and Bandolier:

Webby was the last to go down. After they've lost everyone, Webby falls into a deep depression. Normally the one who sees the positives in life and the most loving of the group, she sinks into herself as the world continues to fall apart and the people that are left continue to disappoint her with how horrible they all are. Louie tries to keep her optimism alive, but finds it harder as the days go by and surviving becomes a distracting struggle. At one point the two come across a kid about their age hiding, a sweet girl who Webby instantly grows attached too even though Louie is skeptical. Not wanting to crush the new light in her eyes Louie decides to keep his mouth shut and just keep an eye on her as Webby invites the girl back to their current base. He wakes up to a loud gunshot, seeing that Webby has killed the girl. Apparently she was just trying to steal what little supplies they had and when Webby caught her she tried to fight against her, nearly stabbing her and leaving Webby to shoot her. Webby's mood becomes even worse and she barely talks in the following weeks until Louie wakes up one morning to find her toolbelt and her bandolier and a short note. Webby has left. Louie tries to find her and after days eventually finds her, her zombie form dangling from a rope. Louie puts her down.

And that's how Louie ends up on his own. The adults died earlier, protecting the kids from what they could and putting themselves in the line of fire until they went down.

Idea: Huey is excited to have Louie and Dewey at his Woodchuck Weekend since it's become rare that his brothers come with him to any of the events anymore.

While he's trying to show them a good time though, Louie and Dewey realize that Huey's actually being bullied and is constantly being pushed around by the other Woodchucks. They want to know why Huey doesn't just use the Duke to get them to back off and Huey tells them it's not that serious.

When they try to step in to defend him when Huey's back is turned a constant back and forth happens between Dewey and Louie VS the other Woodchuck members (Mostly Bully Beagle and his minions and Doofus).

Louie and Dewey end up with a fair number of scrapes on themselves that they hide from their brother, but at one point when Huey goes off to get supplies while everyone else is sitting around the campfire getting ready to make smores, Louie gets in a verb spat with Bully Beagle who ends it by shoving Louie off the log he was sitting on which actually knocks the wind out of Louie and nearly leaves him nearly concussed.

This is the moment that Huey comes back and demands to know what's going on in an eerily calm manner. Bully Beagle laughs asking if he's finally 'struck a nerve' (hence the title) and Huey pounces on him.

It ends with Huey and his bros properly patched up (by Huey most likely), and after making sure that Louie's okay and not actually concussed, happily eating smores together by the fire and finally being left alone to enjoy their weekend together.