This is "Cornelis prul" the maker of Duckstad (made by: carl barks) in the Dutch comic of Donald Duck, Cornelis prul had founded duckstad where Donald and his friends life and have adventures

So we all know that even all the way back in the comics and the OG Ducktales, Magica was always after the dime to snag it as an ingredient to the Midas touch or in the 80s series case, a token to restore her brother back to normal.

In the reboot however, at least during her arc in S1, we learn that here she was after the dime because her physical form was trapped inside of it. However...

Fast forward to Life and Crimes and we learn of how her and Scrooge first met, turns out she was ALWAYS after the dime, even before she was trapped in it, so why would she be so attracted to the dime in the reboot that makes it so special? Even after she's released, she still wants possession of it as seen during the court trial.

it has to be on purpose. the context is webby talkin abt eating a hamburger 😭

I reccall magica specifically called scrooge's precious little town in the shadow war and he also specifically engage gizmoduck to protect it , he also pay for the damages his adventures can cause by accident, I'd say scrooge definitly care about it , even if he can be cheap due to him not being in spending money. Passt scrooge maybe not as much since this scrooge didn't had his familly to help him get better but the present day one defintly does care about duckburg I think.

The episodes nominated:

1. The Other Bin of Scrooge McDuck
2. The Shadow War: Part 2
3. A Nightmare on Killmotor Hill

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Mark's Best Episode: The Infernal Internship of Mark Beaks

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I've honestly been anxious to get to him. He's your typical businessman, dull, boring, doesn't show emotion, but that changes in Let's Get Dangerous: Part 2. It's genuinely the first time we see him as something beyond just a guy who wants to defeat Scrooge, and it's entertaining to see him try to keep up his innocent act while the sharp-witted McDucks get more and more suspicious, and that cliffhanger of an ending... I won't lie, Bradford Buzzard is kind of important to this episode and really makes it work!

It's pretty visible with louie in the ducktales 17 finale , before he was complaining about huey ruining his thing but in the finale, him and dewey use the jwg to find him (and that's also how they know he's gone since huey wouldn't have gone without it), they also still got back together afterdewey hided the whole della stuff from huey and louie and it doesn't look like the kids are still mad at louie over timephoon too in glomtales.

We all know that donald like everyone else is happy to have her back but do you think he still holds any sort of negative feelings towards her for ignoring his warning & taking the spear, do you think he'd occasionally bring it up to guilt trip her when they get into intense arguments

Ok It still confuses me that the only why Donald can be understood other then tech or magic is if he throws his voice so is he cursed or something that he can't speak for himself but only when something/one speaks for him

Both scenes involved tense family drama but both times Donald was absent. How would he have handled the fallout of the family if he were directly on the plane and how would he react to Louie’s comment towards Della?

There Was A Wall Of Dirt And Rock That Was The Deception And Distrust Between These 2 Treasure Hunters. And As They Dug For The Gold That Was Each Other's Hearts, They Constantly Got Smeared And Hit By The Dirt And Rock Of Their Deceptions And Distrust Along The Way. But Then, Their Pick Axes Finally Struck The Gold Of Each Other's Hearts. And For Once In Their Lives, They Chose To Share The Treasure.

I like angst & dark stuff but im kinda tired of it, i crave some comedic sweet light-hearted one-shots, i recently read this fic called "Duck twins" by MediocreWithASliceOfTrauma and it was amazing, i was wondering if i could find something with a similar vibe

The episodes nominated:

1. The Infernal Internship of Mark Beaks
2. Who Is Gizmoduck?
3. Beaks In the Shell

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Glomgold's Best Episode: The 87 Cent Solution - it wasn't even really close.

Greetings to the community and fans from Ducktales, which we already know its as legendary as the mysteries in it.

I am glad to present a personal creation, months in the making, which was bringing one of the Missing Mysteries from Isabella Finch to life. I give you the Split Sword of Swanstantine!

Sword of Swanstantine on Bambulab's Makerworld for 3D printing!

If someone is in need of a reminder to tap into their inner strenght, I would encourage you to print this life-sized sword designed by myself.

If you would rather have a smaller reminder tho, I also prepared a Sword Miniature Version of this same sword for you to collect.

Hope you enjoy, and remember, to ADVENTURE!

Mark Beaks is unceremoniously killed off

BUT

So is Ludwig Von Drake

Accept?

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There's a few episodes where she shines, but I have to go with The Other Bin of Scrooge McDuck. When she takes full control of Lena... it really gives me goosebumps! She suddenly seems like a genuine threat! Not that she hasn't seemed threatening before, but to watch Lena be forced under her control like that is uncomfortable...

That is my Question

I like to see what happened after the final episode specially considering how much more fateful show was to classic Carl Barks and Don Rosa comics in that its Ultimate Universe ish version of those stories

For writer I wanna see Ryan North I think he be a good fit for this version of Ducktales with art by Breden Lamb and Shelli Paroline who previously worked with Ryn North on his run on Adventure Time over at Boom Studios when they had the comic license

The only obstacle is that Dynamite is very limited to how much they can use Donald Duck so comic has to explain why his not around much

But thats me what do you think a continuation comic to 2017 cartoon should be like?

Scrooge once said della was sharp just like louie and this statement was backed up in glomtales but i dont remember actually seeing her do it in the show

When Della returns she says that Huey was supposed to be Jet, Dewey was Turbo, and Louie was Rebel, but how would she know which was supposed to be which?

Edit: My theory is that Della came up with the idea of color-coding them before she disappeared and Donald just kept that.