The only disappointment was not getting to hear the actual theme song.

Disney has made the Darkwing special available for free on KZfaq as well as their app. They are AGGRESSIVELY pushing this episode as a must-watch. The last time they did this was with the first episode of Ducktales three years ago. I'm convinced it's a back-door pilot

I just love how they got David Tennant to say " A Sea Monster Ate My Ice Cream!"

Drakes phone call with Fenton where he’s exhaustedly trying to figure out how to bring Waddlemeyer back and refusing to listen to fentons words about it being impossible to bring him back because he can’t let her down is in my top 5 favorite scenes from this show.

"A SEA MONSTER ATE MY ICE CREAM!" First of all: Seriously one of the best out of context gags in classic Ducktales! Second of all: CLASSIC DUCKTALES! CLASSIC DUCKTALES IS AN ALTERNATE UNIVERSE!

I personally like how Duckburg and St Canard are just a short drive away from each other (St Canard is close enough for Harpies to carry Lemons over to Duckburg) so Launchpad could feasibly drive back and forth

'Anyone can do the right thing when it's easy. But it's what you do when things are hard that makes you a hero.' - Launchpad McQuack 2020

I didn't get the whole "darkwing hasn't slept in days" thing. I thought this episode took place over just one night. I didn't notice any day/night transitions, or any other characters resting.

You forgot to mention Fenton and his minor/major part in the two parter and how his role showcased the difference between the original relationship between Gizmoduck and Darkwing Duck and their growing workmanship into the reboot. In a way Fenton’s help was a unique way to showcasing how green these heroes are in a way.

Also a nifty callback: when Gosalyn puts a sleeping Darkwing's cape over him like a blanket, she hums the melody to the lullaby "Little Girl Blue," the song from the old cartoon that secretly held the password to the Ramrod.

I squealed twice, when Scrooge said, “ a sea monster ate my ice cream” as I still occasionally say that, and seeing Fluppies. I’m 44 and I squealed.

My only gripe was it should've been longer. There was a LOT story to tell here and they only had a little under 50 minutes to tell it all. With that said - PLEASE LET THIS LEAD INTO A DARKWING DUCK SPIN-OFF! PLEEAAASSSSE!!

So basically "The Legend of the Chaos god" was the Disney Afternoon version of Infinity War.

Gosalyn's redesign is almost exactly as I imagined her aged up by a few years.

Episodes like this one is the biggest reason why I love the DuckTales reboot. You can tell that the crew behind this show really care for these characters, telling great stories while paying a loving tribute to the Disney Afternoon. The show could have easily trip in its execution and I'm glad that it didn't. I was hooked since season 1 and I'm glad for sticking with the show so far.

I am the terror that flaps in the night. I am the leaky faucet that always erks at you hoping it’ll stop dripping. I am Darkwing Duck!

Just want to say how happy I feel for Fenton. He has gained both a protege *and* someone who doesn't know he's Gizmo Duck.

This special proves that Darkwing Duck needs to have his own spinoff series Disney make it happen, we need a full on DARKWING DUCK SPIN OFF show

We must will DuckTales season 4 and a Darkwing Duck spin-off into existence

Scrooge: Ya know, growing up, Darkwing Duck was my hero. Drake: Really? Scrooge: Ach, no...couldn't stand the show. The twins used to like it though. Yet - what DOES Quackeroonie mean, anyway?

Disney: So how many Disney afternoon shows and ips do you want to reference and become canon in you series. Ducktales team: Yes.

I was so sad when the fearsome four were sent back to their own dimension :(

I really do hope this serves as a pilot. Though I'd also be okay with a spin-off show that cycles between the reimagined DA characters that leads to big crossover finales. Anyway one of my favorite lines from this episode was when Scrooge said he trusted Huey's instincts. Shows how much he's grown and that he really respects the kid's input even if he isn't always obvious about it while trying to be a good parent.

This episode of Ducktales had me in my living room with my funko Darkwing plush, Darkwing mug, and purple Disney pjs. Sounds childish, I know, but I was hyped to enjoy myself

Now this was an ultimate payoff! I love how they managed to retell the pilot episode of the original "Darkwing Duck" show while also making Scrooge's group feel important to this story. Everything from the kids learning about Bradford Buzzard being the head of FOWL, to the Darkwing trio's interactions, Taurus Bulba unveiling his true colors, and the Fearsome Four invading St. Canard left me at the edge of my seat. And keen gear! Gosalyn is finally in "Ducktales," and I can't wait to see more of her in the future. I also loved the easter eggs, like Classic! Scrooge ranting about how 'A sea monster at my ice cream!,' Launchpad and Gosalyn disguising themselves as two of the lesser known Darkwing villains, Bonkers' cameo, and even "Fluppy Dogs" (which I remember seeing a couple of times on Disney Channel as a little kid). Now more than ever, I really hope we'll get a new "Darkwing Duck" spinoff. Or at least "Ducktales 2017" will get a fourth season, just so Negaduck will return to the spotlight.

I really like Bradford Buzzard's development in this special. Guy oozes pragmatic villainy in a crazy world and I feel a little for him.

To be honest, this episode make me realise, that Jim's Darkwing Duck show must been a lot more action oriented, and I dere to say without a heart that make me enjoy it. Sice a lot of it comes from original Drake personality and relations with his daughter and LP. Even his beakerings with neighbors, fact that Megawolt was his old classmate, or how he was jealous of Gizmoduck.

I love how this series does a fantastic job of staying somewhat true to the source material while reinventing the characters in an interesting way. I don't why they got rid of the Darkwing TV villains at the end of the special but I hope Drake gets villains other than FOWL to fight, new or old.

You forgot to mention that launch pad and drake were referencing episodes from the original tv show during the final fight

The Fearsome Four got sucked through the dimensional portal at the end, but I was thinking the whole time; I bet in the closing minutes they'll be locked up in a secure prison only to have their leader from The Fearsome Five (Negaduck) bust in to let them out! Too bad that didn't happen... Still enjoyed it though!

i absolutely loved the Bonkers cameo. i loved that show growing up and still do after watching it on Disney+. so glad Ducktales gave some love to him here.

"A sea monster DID NOT eat my ice cream!!" 😂😂😂😂

Launchpad is quite the man . . . er duck of mystery. From his many girlfriends, to his multiple roles as chauffeur/pilot to the world's richest duck and now sidekick to Darkwing Duck, as well as survivor of almost any type of accident you can think of. Great review!

This episode drove me BONKERS with how much fun it is. The Easter eggs made me BONKERS with all the references to old DW series. With reference like the camera Goslen knocks over you have to be completely BONKERS totally nuts to miss all the Easter eggs lol. I'll just see my self out.

I was an early 90s cartoon kid, and I watched all these Saturday morning Disney cartoons like Tale Spin, Darkwing Duck, Duck Tales, Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers, and the Gummy Bears. I really hope that these cameos that this Duck Tales are showing is a glimpse of what they’re possibly bringing back. I would love to see these classics back!

Darkwing and Gosalyn will appear again in this season and I think that will be the true answer of if we get a show or not

Honestly, aside from the heartwarming bits with Goslin and Darkwing, my favorite part was seeing Darkwing and LaunchPad geek out together

So, if I'm hearing all this correctly, we have the following programs blended into the new DuckTales cartoon: DuckTales(1987) + The old comics. Fluppy Dogs The Wuzzles Adventures of the Gummi Bears Chip and Dale: Rescue Rangers TaleSpin Darkwing Duck Goof Troop Bonkers(And, by extension, Raw Toonage.) Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series(Only on a technicality, and because people would say that I forgot to mention the show.) Legend of the Three Caballeros That, and the non-series material, such as the aforementioned old Uncle Scrooge comics, The Legend of the Chaos God, and even the concept of Double-O-Duck. At this point, I'm convinced that not only will we see the likes of Goliath and the Manhattan Clan, but also The Genie, Timon and Pumbaa, Shnookums and Meat, and even Winnie the Pooh. And that's not even going into the idea that seeing Mickey Mouse is an actually likely possibility at this rate! ... Can we just let the folks at DuckTales(2017) handle all of Disney's television reboots for the foreseeable future?

I enjoyed the episode. But I'll admit I was a bit disappointed that there *wasn't* an epilogue scene showing Nega Duck recruiting the other four villians. *Especially after that Fearsome Five rerference(although, spoken as the Fearsome Four for obvious numbering reasons.)*

This Is hands the 2nd most best episodes of the series yet! And your not gonna believe who else makes a small cameo getting handed t to the Fearosme 4 themselves without his "Human" Partners. And yes; I can already Imagine other wanting another Reboot/Revival of that certain Toon Cop himself that ain't Bubsy Bobcat! Y'know who I'm talking about!

This episode was fantastic overall! But I'm surprised we didn't get even a hint of Jim Sterling as Nega Duck in this episode like, HE'S STILL OUT THERE GUYS!!!

impressed you stayed up to make this, be sure you get some rest man!

I’m so glad they released this episode for free on KZfaq. Watching it for the first time, I was so happy.

I desperately wanted to talk to someone about this episode, it was stuck in my head for the rest of the day

A sea monster are my ice cream also this is the turning point in the season 3. The ending reveal Was spectacular and sets the tone for the rest of the season

If this is a spin-off they need to make Bonkers a major character

I want a Darkwing Duck spin-off series. This episode felt like a backdoor pilot.

This episode of DuckTales is easily in my Top 3 for this series. It's the perfect pilot episode for a new series. Also, Megavolt is my favorite Darkwing Duck super villain.

I was really impressed by this episode as a fan of the original DuckTales and Darkwing shows growing up.

By far my favorite episode of the Season. I honestly hope that this shows that we can have a new Darkwing series. And dude get some rest lol. I imagine you are exhausted Cant wait to see what you thought

I'm incredibly impressed by how great this episode was. I never watched the old Darkwing series but this gave me nostalgia. All the plots and character growths are in motion now and it is awesome! Really hits in the feels too. More please!

Not gonna lie, when I saw bonkers my jaw dropped the first time. I actually rewound cuz I was like "was that bonkers?!"

Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you the Disney Afternooniverse...

the animation in this episode was so dynamic and on point - like, the animation is always good, but this episode seemed to have just a little bit more to many of the sequences

This episode does really sceam backdoor pilot to me. The Duck crew is there and they tied it into their story, but they get taken out pretty early in the second half and it just becomes about the DW trio. Not that I minded, but it really more so felt like a Darkwing Duck episode that featured the Ducktales cast rather than the otherway around which it techincally is.

Seeing Officer Bonkers in this episode was cool

I honestly felt called out when they said that scientists believed every story ever told is just someone seeing into a different world. That's my belief and it's kinda cool someone put it into a show.

"Let's Get Dangerous" shares a plot similar to an old episode of Darkwing Duck titled "Twitching Channels". That episode featured Darkwing and Megavolt accidentally traveling to the human world where they discover they are a cartoon series. It turns out that a writer, E. Thaddeus Rockwell, had a helmet which he could use to tune into the frequencies of other dimensions. Darkwing Duck the cartoon was created by listening in on the adventures of the real Darkwing Duck. In the end he lost the signal to Darkwing's world, but tuned into the frequency of the Rescue Rangers universe. Ducktales, and specifically "Let's Get Dangerous", actually makes an easy to miss reference to that old episode. In "Twitching Channels" Darkwing encounters a group of human children who start asking he a bunch of questions. Two questions asked are about Drake Mallard's job and whether or not Launchpad wear other clothes. Ducktales answered that first question when they established that Drake Mallard is or was an actor. "Let's Get Dangerous" doesn't answer the second question, but does make a reference to it when Gosalyn says they should get changed and get ready to head back out, to which Launchpad asks, "You guys have other clothes?" What I find interesting about this episode is that just the other day I was thinking about other villainous characters like Professor Norton Nimnul and how he could be on the show. He's a human on the original Rescue Rangers and I thought they could easily make him a dog or duck in the DuckTales universe, but now they've established a multiverse and so they could easily bring the human Nimnul into this series with ease. The Ramrod was destroyed at the end of this episode, but it's possible another could be built, or maybe destroying the Ramrod instead of shutting it down now means they've torn a hole in realities and are still technically in danger. On my first watch of this episode I thought for sure they would have a Negaduck cameo at some point. Sadly I was mistaken, but I did think Bulba's recording was meant to showcase the super villains for a potential mystery buyer. When confronted by Bradly he mentions "Bulba Super Villain Solutions", which made me think he was using the Ramrod to basically sell super villains to would be buyers. I expected the mystery buyer would be Negaduck, but that didn't happen. On my second watch I noticed he mentions making the recording to threaten world leaders so I could have been wrong about his intentions. I'm pretty confident they're setting up for a Justice Ducks versus Fearsome Four, or Five, next season. The current season has been all about characters with abilities or powers coming into their own. Boyd is now aware of his history and abilities, possibly becoming a sidekick for Gizmoduck. Lena now has her own powers which she will use for good. Penumbra was unsure of her role on Earth, but realized she could still be a protector on this planet like she was on the Moon. I suspect this is all set up for the Justice Ducks and they've spent just as much time working on making villains too, so I'm sure at some point Negaduck would put together his own team.

This Episode Was Perfection! *Let’s Get Dangerous!!!*

Fun Fact for Newcomers: The RAM Rod is actually named after a similar device made by Gosalyn's grandpa in the original Darkwing Duck, only rather than being a dimensional portal it just made things float. Though like in the recent episode, Bulba wanted to use that version of the RAM Rod for his own evil schemes

They still need to show adult Cloudkicker and Molly, hopefully next episode.

Since Della Duck is around as a pilot, she can easily fill Launchpad's role when he goes off on his adventures with Drake and Gosalyn so there are plenty of cast members to spread between both stories.

While it was fun seeing the references to both the classic Ducktales and Darkwing Duck shows, I was really surprised to see that Bonkers Bobcat exists in the Ducktales 2017 universe.

I love this episode so much! I really really hope they are launching a new Darkwing series would mean so much! Darkwing was a big part of my childhood so glad he is back :)

It was cool to hear launchpad call back to the shows and using the real episodes...

I love how this episode was a love letter and moved the season 3 plot all in one .... I love how successful Zan Owlson is and that she is Mayor and cleaned up the city.

It bugs me that they couldn't get a voice actor for Bushroot. My favorite Darkwing Duck villain deserved more than being turned into a plant zombie.

I'm pretty sure Disney is vereeery interested in how this episode does, given that they just posted it on KZfaq.

Those Dark Wing Duck trading cards were a bit of an unfired Chekov's gun IMO.

Pretty sure this is a pilot, considering DisneyXD put the full episode up youtube. And I believe the last time they did that was for the pilot of DuckTales.

A sea monster ATE MY ICECREAM!!!!!! Always loved that line as a kid! 💘 Also, anyone else enjoyed the Black nosed Bonkers appearance?!

I'm now convinced that this was just Frank Angones's secret passion project.

Love this episode! Mallard - McQuack family REAL! I’m also impressed on how you’re staying up to date on the Ducktales episodes. We’re all proud of you!!

I’m a bit sad the classic villains got sent back by the end it would have been cool if they stayed

I'm not willing to believe that this ISN'T a backdoor pilot. They set everything up for a continuing story that is way too big to fit in Ducktales alone.

One thing I loved about this episode (and there was a LOT I loved) is that Darkwing, *felt like Darkwing!* When “the Duck Knight Returns” aired and he said “I AM better than Gizmoduck” and then put on the hat, I said “oh yeah, that’s Darkwing.” Which was only cemented by the reveal that it was Drake Mallard all along. This episode doubled down on that feeling and took it to eleven. Chris Diamantopoulos (sidebar: doesn’t that just sound like the most Disney name?) does a fantastic job at channeling DW’s frequently frustrated but caring dynamic with Gosalyn. He delivers the “Terror that flaps in the night” speech before the Bulba beat down with great conviction and genuine badassery, and it’s verisimilitudinous on multiple levels to have Darkwing Duck be a fan of Darkwing Duck, played by an actor who presumably was also a fan of Darkwing Duck _who became Darkwing Duck!_

My favorite quote from this video, and totally agree with it: "It's 100% Darkwing, it's 100% Ducktales". Thank you for taking the time to review this action-packed lore-filled episode.

@19:49 The creators have already said they intended for this to be a backdoor pilot for the return of the Disney Afternooniverse.

If this was a backdoor pilot for a Darkwing Duck, and it most definitely was, then the one thing everyone needs to do is to watch the episode on the Disney XD youtube channel and to catch in on television. They put the entire episode on the Disney XD youtube channel for everyone to watch and we need to all watch it over and over again. Get the viewership numbers up and prove to Disney that people want to watch the show.

Who else loved the nod at the end credits with the original theme being played at the end? Man that I get Goosebumps watching it! NO pun intended!

When DT17 was announced, I predicted it would lead into a Darkwing Duck spinoff. I still stand by that.

I may not be the first to say this, nor the last, but we need NEGADUCK back! Hopefully he'll come back with the Fearsome five in a grand way!!! I look forward to it!!!!

For a few minutes I thought we were about to have Scrooge snd the boys trapped in an alternate dimension due to a destroyed portal giving us a arch of Darkwing Duck with efforts to reopen the portal. I was actually hoping that would be a thing until the possibility was taken out of play.

I've been anticipating this episode since I found out Gosalyn was gonna be canon.

The whole Darkwing Duck and Ducktales being in different realities makes sense. I noticed one thing that that was different from both: Darkwing Duck was more Looney Tunes while Ducktales was a bit more grounded in reality. Makes perfect sense.

Either stand-alone or spin-off this was great and I can't wait to see what they do in the future (Jim Sterling/Negaduck) is still out there after all) but as nice as Dewy being there for Goslin was, I wish Webby had been there too so was could see how the two girls bounce off of each other.

I will loose my mind if they bring in Solego into this show. The comic version would be an amazing Darkwing villain,

I really love this episode and I was very surprised to see officer Bonkers in the episode Hope they get the character that maybe come back and actually talk and be a major player in the series

Ill love to see a new full darkwing duck series

12:56 yeah it’s something how hard Darkwing works, and I think he has to do more so because he’s not actually trained for this, or was recently, because he was an actor. Also, anyone else just loves the fact that Drake was an actor before this?

1st Place: Let's Get Dangerous! 2nd Place: The Forbidden Fountain of the Foreverglades! 3rd Place: The Trickening! 4th Place: They Put a Moonlander on the Earth! 5th Place: The Phantom and the Sorceress! Next Week is a Louie and Della episode. I'm not exactly sure how to feel about that because while I know that they still love each other, they seem to have the rockiest mother-son relationship in the show.

Now they just got to introduce the Muddle Foot Family to duck tales

they even threw in the "Gee Gears" catchphrase from the classic Gosalyn...a great tribute for Christine Cavanaugh!

This was the best episode of DuckTales ever in my opinion I hope this is somewhat of a backdoor pilot to get Darkwing duck his show back

Fun fact: When Dewey throws some smoke bombs, he says Randy's catchphrases "Smoke bomb" From Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja. Both are voiced by Ben Schwartz

First off, thank you so much for getting caught up in order to deliver this to us the day after it aired, must of been so much hard work & it is much appreciated. Next thing I want to address is how excited this episode had me, I actually theorized something somewhat like this episode back when Beware the B.U.D.D.Y. System episode aired because that's when it was revealed that Darkwing Duck was just a show in their universe. I'm still in touch with some friends I made over at the Old Haunt back in 2010 so I threw this idea out to them that what if we got an episode that's like Twitching Channels? Technically, this did bring in some elements of that episode because Tad Sto- I mean Thaddeus Rockwell had a device that allowed him to listen in onto various universes & create a show based off of them with it ending on him hearing stuff from Rescue Rangers so I do love that they mentioned that TV shows from their world echoed other universes, it's such a nice way to build up that Disney multiverse. I'm happy I wasn't entirely wrong with my theory, back when I thought about it, I figured they were going to pull either just Megavolt & DW in from their universe or him plus the most important villains that don't already exist, since I knew SHUSH existed from the very first episode of the rebooted series since I tossed out my theory on Mrs. Beakly being a SHUSH agent to Aaron Sparrow back when all we had was the first episode & he didn't confirm or deny it BUT told me about a particular cut scene where it's revealed that Mrs. Beakly & Gabby know each other, I knew she was a SHUSH agent so I knew FOWL existed in their world too so safe to assume all the FOWL agents already existed in their real world. It wasn't until we got Negaduck's origins when I was like, alright so my theory was wrong & we probably won't be seeing any Twitching Channels shenanigans going on but hey, glad they did bring in the Fearsome Four even if they did get sucked back in but I kinda hope they wound up in the Negaverse & a hole to it stayed open inside a bakery & Negaduck discovers it & brings them back & forms the Fearsome Five but hey, that's just some false hope given Negaduck does exist in what's their real world so safe to assume we won't be seeing a Negaverse but if they did end up in their own reality & a hole does remain open to it, it's gotta be inside a bakery to pay some tribute to Life in the Negaverse & Everything. Also, quick question, did Professor Waddlemeyer actually have a first name in the original series? I saw Darkly Dawns the Duck at least a million times, I have the uncut version of VHS, I don't ever remember them saying his first name so if them naming him Thaddeus was for respect towards Tad Stones, it's absolutely perfect, especially given the Tad Stones stand-in in Twitching Channels also went by Thaddeus. Whew, that was long, sorry about that, I got over excited. I do have to say that I appreciate your extensive knowledge on the Disney duck universes which now it is confirmed as a multiverse, one I have so much interest in so I'm very happy this is how things went. I didn't really read the comics as a kid, I have one Uncle Scrooge comic that I came across in a antique book store for $5 & I bought it, it's still in pretty good condition even though I read it multiple times & whoever owned it previously probably read it a few times too. It's actually the one where Scrooge & Glomgold had the competition to see who is the richest duck & Scrooge won by the string attached to his lucky dime. Other than that, as a kid, I was super into Ducktales, it was one of the first cartoons I really got into & was one of my favorite shows for a long time. I remember being a toddler watching Ducktales reruns on the Disney Channel, I was born in 1991 so I was a bit late too the party. Sadly that meant most people my age didn't care for Ducktales which sucks because I hosted the Cartoon Club my junior year of high school & only like 4 or 5 people came the day I brought in Darkwing Duck to watch & I was even questioned when I submitted the announcement for the Cartoon Club playing Darkwing Duck to the morning announcements person, he was like "let's get dangerous? Don't you think this will draw in the wrong crowd?" This was before the 2010 comic books came out so most people my age didn't know about Darkwing Duck but I was lucky. I was upset when Disney Channel stopped playing Ducktales reruns but thankfully my grandma had just gotten a new channel at the time, Toon Disney, so like around late 90's/early 2000's whenever visiting my grandparents' house, I'd watch Toon Disney to see the shows I loved when I was very little again when I was just little but Darkwing Duck & Talespin were new to me, dunno if I just completely missed them when they played on Disney Channel or what but I ended up hooked onto Talespin, Darkwing Duck, not as much. I actually only watched it when there was nothing else on & I was bored but I will admit, I liked the theme song & that's what got me to check out the series again in 2009 & then I wound up hooked on the show, I loved the slapstick & cartoony humor & I do believe part of that comes from when I first tried watching Darkwing Duck, I was Ducktales obsessed still so I didn't like the change as much & I wasn't really that into superheroes until 2004 when I got super into Danny Phantom & my tune on superheroes changed. I got more into slapstick cartoon humor thanks to discovering Toontown in late 2003 then getting my first membership in February 2004. I watched Looney Tunes & some other cartoons with that general humor but I didn't appreciate it until I had to use gags to save Toontown from the evil cogs, having years of playing that game also helped me to appreciate Darkwing Duck more so 2009 was definitely the right time to spark that obsession, especially given in 2010, I was able to buy the first issue of the new comic book as soon as it was released & I kept up with buying the comics. To conclude, I don't have extensive knowledge of Disney duck lore so I'm super appreciative of what you can bring to the table but I did happen to watch a lot of Darkwing Duck over & over & over again back when my obsession was riding high. I was able to recall so many different moments from the series & even had a bit of a timeline of when things went down in my head but I had to work on that one since the series is so out of order, long story short, I ended up writing down all the important episodes leading up to Just Us Justice Ducks just so I could host a Darkwing Duck themed sleepover for my friends who are super into Disney. I was like Launchpad, I knew A LOT about just that one thing, sadly I'm a bit rusty since I only rewatch episodes every once in a while here & there like the other day I was in a spooky Halloweeny mood so I rewatched the Haunting of Mr. Banana Brain which actually I remember seeing that on Toon Disney as a kid, gave me this spooky nightmare since I was sleeping in my grandparents' basement during the time, the phone rang in the middle of the night which caused me to be half awake but I dreamed that my dad answered the phone & Paddywhack came through the receiver but then I snapped up awake & the phone was still ringing although little me was so scared that I hid under the covers of the bed until the phone stopped ringing. Figured watching that episode again would fill in my need for something Halloween related. I am so happy you got out this review in such a short time, it means a lot to me & I'm sure many other fans too. I love Darkwing Duck, I was so dang excited for this episode, it means so much that this happened. Can't believe it's gone from when I wore a Darkwing Duck shirt to Emerald City Comicon in 2012 & so many people commenting that they hadn't heard of that show in so many years, even Jess Harnell complimented my shirt, told me a story from when he did a voice on the show, to now, it somewhat fully being rebooted & now even young kids know of the terror that flaps in the night & it's not uncommon to see people wearing Darkwing Duck shirts at cons like I remember James Silvani getting excited seeing me approach his booth with a Darkwing Duck shirt on & now, that's common place, I've even met & talked to multiple Darkwing cosplayers. This is something I have been waiting so long for, I can't wait to see what they do with what has been established in the future, I hope so much that it leads to a spinoff, I will be so loyal & watching every episode as it airs then seeing it over & over & over again, I do so very much hope it leads to a spinoff.

First Merlock has a Grimorine that includes friendship magic and now Solego is a theorist with many written discoverings. What's up with Ducktales and turning powerful evil sorcerers into researchers and writers?

Geez the amount of hard work it took to get caught up and then also do this video is nuts. This is amazing and get some sleep😊🤣

If I remember correctly, the idea that all stories are simply the 'creator' tuning into an alternate dimension was a theme touched on in an episode of the original Darkwing.

While this was a good special, the nikpick I got was the pacing like example with Cracker Duck mech was reveal, the next scene was in their bike as they were tring to escape from it? Also I'm confuse with the date/ time as Launchpad reveal that DW had spend countless night to find a way to recuse her granddad when it felt like it was one night? Had to know the time due to it being set in the night all the time!