Huey's inner strength is his heritage. His temper comes from Clan McDuck, and from Quackmore Duck. Once he accepts that, he accepts himself.

Honestly, I'm in love with the fact that all the villains carpooled.

Lena is the best foil and teacher for Huey as well, and after this episode Lena sees Huey differently. In a positive way.

Louie realizing just how famous he really is was so great.

Fun fact: Happy birthday Doofus Drake foreshadowed this when della and huey were playing legends of legend quest when he says, "Make way for the Duke" he was referring to the duke of making a mess.

Scrooge points out a major part that has to do with Heron's character too. And it's something Bradford points out later. She wants the big flashy villain showing, wants to make a scene. That why they are FOWL not OWL. That's why she can't get the sword. And it's why Bradford calls the shots.

The end of the episode shows a white feather. We don't know whose feather it even belongs to.

Huey and Violet have a lot in common. I wish they would interact a lot more. I actually almost forgot they shared an episode once.

The split storytelling method also featured way back with Day of the Only Child although it's way more entertaining here.

Forget huey x violet. I ship huey x therapy.

Huey = The Thinker

"Look at me; I'm the duke of making a mess!"

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Huey's got the family rage

I’m not sure if Huey is so much behind his brothers with arc or if because Huey stories feel less connected because his character growth and arc isn’t tied to some bigger ongoing plot like Search for Della or Louie Inc. I have noticed we are getting a lot of Huey focused episodes that deal with his struggles and looks deeper at his character the same as his brothers, but unlike their arcs there is just nothing else tied to that, so it seems like Huey has no focus or isn’t progressing.

Smart enough to be yourself

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I actually like your interpretation of Huey's character development, Seaniccus.

Looks like Dewey's assumption from Moonvasion was wrong; HE isn't the Uncle Donald, Huey is.

We only saw a fraction of Heuy's power in season 2 episode 18. It's here that he unleashed his true potential.