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So l'm a big fan of voice actors doing impressions, and Frank Welker does an amazing job voicing Chameleon on Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series. When I saw this photo of Chameleon as Edward G. Robinson, I just had to find it.

I went on Disney+ where the series is and watched every episode, but I couldn't find it. Anyone know what episode it is? I probably missed it.

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Have you ever wondered who owns the casino in Toontown? You might not have known it, but you’ve seen him multiple times walking around the main floor, sipping a martini, watching the toons gamble their money away.

Meet Laurence Nightwing, the owner and operator of The ACME Ace Casino & Hotel! A bird who dabbled in radio, singing in nightclubs, and acting during Hollywood’s golden age, Laurence saved up enough money to open the casino in 1951!

Rumor has it that he doesn’t let any toon exit his casino until they’ve gambled away all their money. Perhaps that’s why he’s always walking around the main floor, scanning the area for any potential escapees who haven’t “donated” enough money toward the casino.

But that’s just a rumor… maybe…

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I redrew this entire scene from Ren and Stimpy but with Mickey and Goofy lol. What do you guys think? :D

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Side by side comparison!

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Ren and Stimpy are getting in on the Fourth of July fun! Well… Ren at least…

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HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY EVERYONE!! Hope everyone is being safe with fireworks and not having a fireworks rocket chase them around the neighborhood! Poor Goofy...

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Drawing every character from the Carl Barks comics, part fourteen: Gyro Gearloose.

He was created by Carl Barks for the Walt Disney Company, first appearing in Barks' 1952 comic Gladstone's Terrible Secret. He is part of the Donald Duck character cast, appearing in stories as a friend of Donald Duck, Uncle Scrooge, and anyone who is associates with them in any way.

Gyro is Duckburg's most famous inventor, even though his inventions don't always work the way he wants them to. His outrageous productivity is presented as a factor in the quality of his inventions; because he always comes up with new ideas, the fact that his inventions often lack an important feature will often cause trouble for Scrooge or Donald who has bought the invention. He is known as being good-natured toward others. Gyro is often assisted by his Little Helper, who is a small robot with a light bulb for a head.

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Drawing every character from the Carl Barks comics, part thirteen: Gladstone Gander

(Guys I swear I didn't plan to place the luckiest duck in the world on the unluckiest number in the world lol).

He is a character created by Carl Barks who made his debut in the 1948 Donald Duck comic Wintertime Wager in Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #88. He is a lazy yet extremely lucky goose who acts as the antithesis to his perpetually unlucky cousin, Donald Duck.

He is a rival of Donald for the love of Donald's girlfriend Daisy Duck. Gladstone is also considered among the prime candidates for becoming Scrooge McDuck's successor. For all of these reasons, he and Donald have formed an intense rivalry with each other. Gladstone's arrogance and outrageous luck, combined with Donald's own ego and belief he can still best him despite all odds have set the stage for many stories featuring the two cousins' confrontations.

His exact place on Donald's family tree is somewhat uncertain. In the Duck family tree Carl Barks created for personal use sometime in the the 1950s, Gladstone was the son of Luke the Goose and Daphne Duck, who died from overeating at a free-lunch picnic. He was then adopted by Scrooge McDuck's sister Matilda McDuck and Goosetave Gander.

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Drawing every character from the Carl Barks comics, part twelve: Quackmore Duck.

He is Donald Duck's father and Huey, Dewey, and Louie's maternal grandfather.

Donald claims that his father was a pilot in the 1942 theatrical short Donald Gets Drafted ("| come from a family of aviators! My father, my uncle, my cousin..."). Donald's father was created by Carl Barks, who first mentioned him in the Donald Duck family tree he sketched out for personal use in the 1950s. On this tree, he appeared as Grandma Duck's son and Scrooge McDuck's brother-in-law. Barks named Donald's father Quackmore Duck, and also mentioned his wife, Donald's mother, and Scrooge's sister, whom he named Hortense McDuck.

Donald's parents first appeared in Donald Duck Writes a Book. During Donald's flashback, they could be seen dancing to the music of a gramophone in one panel. Donald tells that his parents were not rich, but nonetheless fun-loving people.

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Drawing every character from the Carl Barks comics, part eleven: Daphne Duck.

She is Gladstone Gander's mother and Donald Duck's paternal aunt. She has the same uncanny luck as her son.

Daphne was created by Carl Barks, who briefly mentioned her in the 1949 comic Race to the South Seas. When Gladstone defines his family relationship with uncle Scrooge he states: "Scrooge McDuck is my mother's brother's brother-in-law".

In the Duck family tree Barks wrote down in the 1950s for personal use, he gave her the name 'Daphne Duck' and placed her on the tree as Grandma Duck's daughter and Luke the Goose's wife. According to this tree, Gladstone was orphaned when his parents ate too much at a free-lunch picnic, and was then adopted by Goostave Gander and Matilda McDuck, Scrooge's younger sister.

Daphne's first physical appearance was in 1981, on a portrait on Mark Worden's illustrated version of Barks' Duck family tree. She and her husband first appeared in person in 1993, on a photograph in Gladstone's scrapbook.

Her comic appearances include The Invader of Fort Duckburg in 1992's The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck, 1998's The Sign of the Triple Distelfink, and a cameo appearance in the 2011 crossover comic Dangerous Currency.

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Drawing every character trom the Carl Barks comics, part ten: Magica De Spell.

She is a major villain from the Scrooge McDuck comics, created by Carl Barks. She is an evil sorceress who first appeared in Barks' 1961 comic The Midas Touch with the goal to obtain Scrooge's Number One Dime, in order to be able to make an amulet that will give her the Midas Touch.

She lives on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius, next to Naples, Italy. Her primary motivation is to steal Uncle Scrooge's Number One Dime and melt it in the fires of the volcano to turn it into a powerful magical amulet, capable of granting the Midas Touch to whoever wears it and allowing them to turn anything into gold.

Unlike other people who think the Number One Dime to be a lucky charm, Magica doesn't believe it to be the source of Scrooge's wealth, but Scrooge's wealth to be the source of the dime's powers, as she only tries to steal it because it's the first coin ever earned by the richest duck on Earth, and has been touched frequently by him.

She sometimes teams up with the Beagle Boys or her good friend and sometimes housemate Madam Mim. She also has a raven named Ratface in the comics. Other characters closer to Magica include her grandmother, Granny De Spell, who, although claiming to be one of the most powerful of witches, has been no more successful in obtaining the Number One Dime.

She has on more than one occasion used disguises to get closer to Donald Duck and even Gladstone Gander so she can access Scrooge's dime, only for it to backfire when she inadvertently falls in love with them and chooses to retreat.

Magica was a recurring antagonist in the TV series DuckTales, where she was voiced by June Foray (using an Eastern European accent similar to that of Natasha Fatale from Rocky & Bullwinkle, who was also voiced by Foray).

She appeared mostly in the first season of the series, with her only appearance in the third season being in the episode "The Unbreakable Bin".

Magica appears as the main antagonist of the reboot's first season, although she was first revealed at the end of "The Beagle Birthday Massacre!" This incarnation of Magica speaks with a British accent instead of a Russian accent, as well as having green-blue feathers (due to the effects of magic), slit slice-like pupils, and a more lanky design in a callback to her first appearance in the Carl Barks comic The Midas Touch.

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HAPPY 70th ANNIVERSARY LADY AND THE TRAMP!! To celebrate, I drew Lady and Tramp! My first time drawing them! How did I do?

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So I saw the new Amazing Digital Circus episode and the scene with Jax dressed as a maid reminded me of this sound from SpongeBob lol.

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Drawing every character from the Carl Barks comics, part nine: Cuthbert Coot.

He is Donald Duck's cattle rancher cousin, who was introduced in Carl Barks' 1945 comic story "Webfooted Wrangler"

In Don Rosa's Donald Duck family tree (first published in 1993), he is included as a member of the Coot Kin and more specifically as son of Casey Coot and his wife Gretchen Grebe, which makes him a nephew of Grandma Duck, a brother of Donald's Aunt Fanny, a first cousin of Quackmore Duck, a first cousin once removed of Donald Duck and an uncle of Gus Goose. (Hope you guys followed all of that lol).