Seemingly averted in Drake's case, however. Although it didn't shoot all the way off like a projectile, the real Darkwing Duck action figure's feature was making his hat shoot up off his head on a stick.

The original actor from the show, Jim Starling, suffers an accident which twists his mind and alters his clothing, turning him into this show's version of Negaduck. portrayed as anything other than a noble-hearted hero who fights for what is right, fan in danger to steal the glory and humiliate me. A page for describing Recap: DuckTales (2017) S2E16 "The Duck Knight Returns!". However, Starling cuts him off. Also, Drake later offers to get Jim Starling in the film because Jim inspired him and should inspire other kids in turn. Tropes Media Browse Indexes Forums Videos Ask The Tropers Trope Finder You Know That Show... Trope Launch Pad Tools . Jim considers it for a moment, and it seems the plot will resolve. ": Donald Duck reluctantly leaves his nephews with his estranged uncle, Scrooge McDuck, while he goes to a job interview. TVTropes is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. That being said, he is a. Huey mentions having his Sports Commentary badge, which he earned by commentating with Launchpad back in ", Dewey's "ChamPopular" persona and outfit is based on his "popular high school jock" outfit from his dream in ", Mrs Beakley as the "Shield Maiden" acts as an Enforcer, getting heat for fighting alongside Scrooge against the champ, but not really bothering to work the crowd up (she's more focused. The first part was released on May 28, 2018 with each following part released over the next 4 Sundays. The McDuck Studios logo has Scrooge drawn like in his older incarnations. This is the recap page for DuckTales (2017).

Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available from [email protected]. In the original. Jim refers to Darkwing as "Dead-meat Duck", just like the villains in the original show. His past as a bullied kid who was inspired by Darkwing (in the original his future self, but here Jim Starling) to fight back and eventually become a hero, is a play on Drake's original backstory from ", His part in the climax involves him getting repeatedly blown up and set on fire, but refusing to give up every time, a play on the classic "singed, but triumphant" moment from ", The bully in Drake's flashback looks like Tank Muddlefoot from the original, The image of the Liquidator on Drake's lunchbox bears his original look from the cartoon, as opposed to the.

Huey is also upset the crowd doesn't like his commentary and prefers Launchpad's, obsessing over not doing it well. The last line in the initial trailer ("This film not suitable for children") in particular can be seen as one for how, Launchpad's reaction to the reboot not being a carbon copy of what came before is very similar to, Really, one could say this whole episode is a big. The "Adventures" graphic on the Darkwing Duck Adventures comic series is lifted directly from the Disney Adventures magazine, which featured Darkwing on its January 1992 and August 1994 covers. After watching the trailer for the movie, Launchpad says Darkwing Duck would never set the city on fire. Given that when they meet again, Drake asks him for advice about taking on the role of Darkwing, it's entirely likely that, if Starling didn't cut him off, Drake would have told him right then and there. Other top trending hashtags are, in order: Horrible Opinions, Gizmoduck Theories, Viral Video: Kid Crashes!, Fashion: Beak Polish, and National Pants Day. In the episode's climax, when Drake Mallard goes to confront Jim Starling, he suffers injury after injury and keeps pressing on. Starling's turn to Negaduck can be attributed to Boorswan neither involving him in the reboot in any capacity, nor even properly informing him of said reboot. "Meet Scrooge! Launchpad's wrestling alter-ego is called ". Attentive ears may notice that Starling's bout of, The ultimate piece of evidence comes when Jim Starling suddenly brandishes a chainsaw against Drake Mallard in their fight. Jim Starling becomes one to classic villain Basil Karlo, the original Clayface: an actor that lost his mind when the studio tried to remake his classic role without him, and turned villain in revenging himself. During Webby's stalling, she introduces her fists as "Lady Haymaker" and the "Duchess of Whaling", the same names that, The audience break out into an impromptu version of the main riff of, A fighting tournament with Earth's champions saving the world by defeating superpowered warriors and gods is the basic premise of. A subtle one: Launchpad ends up forming a friendship with Drake and has better cooperation with him than Jim. You can't force people to like you and support you, and you certainly won't win their approval if that's all that drives you. The Shadow War Part I: The Night of De Spell!

Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available from [email protected]. The Forbidden Fountain of the Foreverglades! "Meet Launchpad McQuack! Jormungandr pulls no punches fighting Dewey, which causes his fans to turn on him. Regarding the movie actor being Drake Mallard: Another hint at Drake's identity is his beak, which has the lower chin so characteristic of the original Darkwing Duck. An audience member throws a chair at Dewey for telling them off for booing Scrooge. One of the pillows in the trailer has the motto "Keep Calm, Stay Dangerous" stitched into it. Forget about being popular, do what's right, do what comes naturally to you, and people will eventually start noticing you are worth supporting for who you are. Jim's transformation into Negaduck was complete after getting caught in the event of an electrical iron rod (from the film's climactic fight with Megavolt) exploding, similarly to how. "The Lost Key of Tralla La": Scrooge and the children have an adventure in a crumbling temple, plus more excitement during and after the trip home. After they help him renew his … They even follow a similar strategy to how Darkwing Duck and Launchpad (and/or Gosalyn) often did things in the original series: Darkwing would directly engage the villain while entrusting Launchpad with disabling whatever weapon or device the villain was using. ": As Mrs. Beakley cleans the McDuck mansion, the children get attacked by a bedsheet ghost. In this new Joker-esque state of mind, he deluded himself into rationalizing that everything that went wrong wasn't his fault, and that. Launchpad gets one when he realizes that he's attacking a fellow Darkwing fan and not a "replacement". That year there was a film adaptation of.

Dewey must embrace his inner heel to beat beloved Viking wrestling champ Jormungandr. Several in regards to the new guy the studio hires to play Darkwing, AKA Drake Mallard. ": Launchpad writes a note to the driver of a car he damaged. TVTropes is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. From the Confidential Casefiles of Agent 22! "DuckFAILS": A three-part web-series where the main cast pulls pranks on each other and experiences some unfortunate pratfalls.