I'm glad to hear he's in the series. I had started to think he wouldn't be in it, given that he hasn't appeared in any promotional material nor in the series intro.Mickeyfan1990 wrote:Duckworth will be in the series as well! Remember him in Treasure of The Lost Lamp?!"
Interesting. I had wondered if they were going to do that with full episodes or just with some isolated events.Mickeyfan1990 wrote:The Reboot will reference original cartoons. A couple of episodes will be “reboots” of creator-favorite episodes.
http://www.laughingplace.com/w/articles ... og-friday/Mickeyfan1990 wrote:Will we see Darkwing Duck in DuckTales? Hmmmm. from Frank Angones & Matt Youngberg
A sizzle reel for the DuckTales reboot reveals that Darkwing Duck will appear in the series!
Darkwing Duck, really? Will he be voiced by someone new, too, or will he still be voiced by Jim Cummings?blackcauldron85 wrote:http://www.laughingplace.com/w/articles ... og-friday/Mickeyfan1990 wrote:Will we see Darkwing Duck in DuckTales? Hmmmm. from Frank Angones & Matt YoungbergA sizzle reel for the DuckTales reboot reveals that Darkwing Duck will appear in the series!
Source: http://www.denofgeek.com/us/tv/ducktale ... -more-news- The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck was a huge influence on the series and it was required reading for all the writers.
- A special clip of episode nine was shown where the family goes into a pyramid and gets separated from each other.
- One of David Tennant's favorite episodes "takes place back in time."
- The creators of the series wrote it, "like a family comedy. The family just happens to be the greatest adventurers of all time."
- There will be Disney easter eggs all over the show.
- A new character will be introduced named Mark Beaks. He's a tech millionaire. Flintheart and Scrooge hate him more than they hate each other.
- David Tennant said that in "every episode a new corner of (Scrooge's) past is revealed."
- The producers chose the duck brothers birth order by how the public says their names. So Huey is the oldest, Duey is the middle child, and Louie is the youngest.
Yep, will still be JimBig Disney Fan wrote:Darkwing Duck, really? Will he be voiced by someone new, too, or will he still be voiced by Jim Cummings?
I CAN'T TELL YOU HOW EXCITED THIS MAKES ME. I absolutely adore Don Rosa's biography of Scrooge: excitement, adventure, history, even heartbreak. I've stated many times that I've longed to see an animated adaptation in some form, so just knowing that it was a huge influence on this series and required reading for the writers is absolutely amazing. And honestly, I think that graphic novel should be required reading for any DuckTales fan so one can get to know the "real" Scrooge, but that's just me.D82 wrote:• And some new details from the presentation:
- The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck was a huge influence on the series and it was required reading for all the writers.
Anyway. I'm happy Donald has his role back with Scrooge, but I'm also happy that Launchpad is part of the gang too. I'm glad Webby's been updated from a "me too" tag-along character to one with a distinct personality. I'm also glad the nephews have been given their own personalities rather than acting as one character split into three bodies. Mrs. Beakley seems like an awesome badass to me, someone that can put Scrooge in his place if needed. Can't wait to see the new take on Fenton. I don't mind that we'll see new characters emulating Mark Zuckerberg types; they're a part of this world now too, like it or not. And I absolutely love that we'll get to see Ludwig Von Drake and Darkwing ...I had already read about his appearance elsewhere, but I must reiterate that I'm super excited to know that it's been confirmed that Darkwing exists in this world. What I hadn't heard yet that Jim Cummings will reprising his role. Kind of awesome, since in my mind Jim has been and always will be Darkwing.Mayhem wrote:Yep, will still be JimBig Disney Fan wrote:Darkwing Duck, really? Will he be voiced by someone new, too, or will he still be voiced by Jim Cummings?
Apparently, Magica's design was also shown at Comic-Con along with Darkwing Duck and other characters.Avaitor wrote:Am I the only one who's a little bugged to see what Darkwing will look like in the series before we get to see Magica?
Source: http://io9.gizmodo.com/ducktales-had-ev ... 1797147028It wasn’t just that a bunch of concept art was “accidentally” shown—featuring Gizmoduck, Megavolt, the Beagle Boys, Magica De Spell, Negaduck, Quackerjack, and, to rapturous cheers, Darkwing Duck—it was the whole experience. Throughout the whole thing, you saw how excited and in love with the show everyone was.
I haven't read The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck, but I would like to read it, and also the Carl Barks stories. I mainly know Scrooge and the gang from the original TV series. I read some of the comics when I was a child, but I don't remember much from them, other than that Donald was also part of the adventures and that I enjoyed them a lot. My family and I moved from place to place a lot in my childhood, and unfortunately, they got lost in one of the moves, so I don't have them anymore. I don't know if they were the same form the US or not, because I've read that here in Europe they also made their own Disney comics.Elladorine wrote:I absolutely adore Don Rosa's biography of Scrooge: excitement, adventure, history, even heartbreak. I've stated many times that I've longed to see an animated adaptation in some form, so just knowing that it was a huge influence on this series and required reading for the writers is absolutely amazing. And honestly, I think that graphic novel should be required reading for any DuckTales fan so one can get to know the "real" Scrooge, but that's just me.
See, the thing about the original DuckTales series is that it's only one small window to the world of Duckburg, Calisota. It's only one interpretation of the characters and settings that had already existed for decades. Scrooge, Donald, and the gang have had many iterations and many different writers before and after the initial airing of the cartoon. The reboot is yet another iteration that will welcome even more new fans to this world, especially the young'uns. I don't mind that it's updated to be more modern; DuckTales clearly updated Scrooge to the 80s, so it only makes sense that the reboot will update him to today. If we talked about remaining absolutely true to canon, we'd be forever trapped in the past. For example, the original DuckTales should have taken place in the 1940s through the 1960s, as it's generally recognized that Scrooge was born in 1867! If they never allowed new characters within any new iterations, we wouldn't have Launchpad, Fenton/Gizmoduck, Webby, uh ... Bubba? Well, I think I could have done without Bubba.
Source: https://www.moviefone.com/tv/ducktales/ ... bDB2/main/Season 1 - Episode 1 : Daytrip of Doom!
Sep 23, 2017
Season 1 - Episode 2 : The Great Dime Chase!
Sep 23, 2017
Season 1 - Episode 3 : The Beagle Birthday Massacre!
Sep 30, 2017
I have always seen his cartoons in the Spanish dubbing and I understand him in my language, but I'm not used to listening to him in English yet. Probably I will enjoy it more the second viewing.
