With Magica, Scrooge didn't make a villain, he made an ENEMY.

Magica's loss could be the reason she treated Lena the way she did. She would have difficult having another relationship with a family member.

maybe Lena calls Magica her aunt because she's actually part of Poe's magic. guess we'll never know.

I like how Doofus organized an entire court trial with Scrooge's main 3 rivals all because he wanted an apology from Louie. It was honestly kinda nice when he left after getting it, because he had no personal stake anymore.

I'm still gonna want more Ducktales after the finale. It would've been interesting to see more of Poe and Magica's dynamic.

Am I the only only one who got the feeling Lena is Poe's reincarnation? She's the literal embodiment of half of Magica's magic, she refers to her as "aunt" Magica, not "mom", further linking her with the latter, and their hair look eerily similar once she transforms into her "blue/light mage" form. Hell, Webby is to Lena what Magica was to Poe, an impulsive, somewhat naive and inexperienced, younger sibling figure. There's a redemption arc for Magica hidden in there, regardless of whether or not she actually deserves it.

Does anyone else think Magica’s brother would have been the main villain of season 4 if the show was never canceled?

Even if I do feel a penny sized bit of sympathy for Magica, where's the sympathy for those poor villagers she and Poe cursed? If they hadn't been so evil in the first place, Scrooge wouldn't have crossed their path. It's just plain karma.

I've always had a headcanon that Louie would go on to become a lawyer as am adult. This episode only strengthens that headcanon.

Even if it did feel quick/slightly rushed, I’m glad they didn’t go the route of Scrooge losing his fortune, It would feel kind of repetitive of the Glomtales arc.

I saw people criticize the episode because Louie didn't owe Doofus an apology, but that's not the point.

The S1 finale told us that Magica had a grude agains Scrooge. This episode shows the reason why that is and it's a sad/dark one.

I really liked this episode. For all that Scrooge criticized Louie, he had a habit of being careless and selfish and prideful when he was just starting out. The point wasn't to punish Scrooge, it was to show his humility and prove that he changed and learned from the past. In turn, Louie also realized that having lifelong enemies wasn't worth his selfish goals. I think this episode really captured the lesson here

I ADORE the way this episode showcases a darker side of Scrooge. It feels very remmenissent of the comic "The Empire Builder from Calisota", where at his lowest point Scrooge burns down an African village, causing a witch doctor to curse him with being eternally chased by Bombi. It's a truly dark scene of the mistakes of Scrooge's life, and i'm glad something like this could be represented in the new DuckTales.

After losing della in the spear of selene incident, I wonder if scrooge thought for a moment it was a twisted form of karma. Twins he loved, one lost and the other turning his back on him, after he played a part in magica losing her twin brother. Just a thought

A somewhat wonky ending aside I like this episode, and especially the fact that they don’t give Scrooge an out for what happened with Magica. No trick, no “I was always hoping to get rid of my brother anyway,” nothing. Scrooge tricked Magica into cursing her own family, and beyond not helping he gloated about it. While it doesn’t absolve her of her own sins it justifies why she hates Scrooge as much as she does.

It was nice to see Doofus in a strait jacket because he's a psychopath even if he thought it would be fun. This episode makes you really feel for Magica. I love that they may have been evil but still loved each other with Poe taking the hit for Magica and Magica was even willing to sacrifice her magic if Scrooge would only stop Poe from flying away so she could find a way to turn him back. Honestly you can't blame Magica for hating Scrooge as much as she does. I hope Magica finds her brother one day. No matter what people say, she didn't deserved to lose her brother like that.

I don't think this episode was ever going to end any other way. At worst, this episode was just a quick way to wrap up the storylines of four villains that wouldn't be touched on any other way. But Scrooge losing his entire fortune to a villain and Magica getting his Number 1 dime? That could never happen, at least in any lasting manner, even just bridging one episode. However, seeing Ma Beagle temporarily reclaiming the Duckberg deed could be an interesting story.

It seems like they took inspiration from the Batman animated series episode "Trial". Which I'm completely fine with BTW.

Well, it is. But isn't. Disney recently announced that their youtube channel is going to have a podcast done with the current cast called This Duckburg Life hosted by Huey once it's all over.