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DuckTales 2017 - “Moonvasion!”

Story by: Francisco Angones, Madison Bateman, Colleen Evanson, Christian Magalhaes, Bob Snow

Written by: Madison Bateman, Colleen Evanson, Christian Magalhaes, Bob Snow

Storyboard by: Vince Aparo, Kristen Gish, Victoria Harris, Ben Holm, Sam King, Kat Marusik, Stephan Park, William Ruzicka, Brandon Warren

Directed by: Tanner Johnson & Jason Zurek

The last episode of Season 2.

Well, this is it, the season finale for DuckTales 2017 Season 2. It's been a long journey, sometimes feeling a lot longer than usual, but I'm finally going to tackle this episode. It's the Moonvasion they were building up to since "The Golden Spear!", and I can only assume they are not messing around with this one.

There is certainly one way to tell when they are not messing around: the episode immediately begins with the opening theme song. They knew they either wanted to get it out of the way first, or just omit it entirely. It would just seem wrong to not have it, and I will say that this episode doesn't seem rushed to the point where its omission would have improved the episode at all.

After the theme song, we see Scrooge calmly pouring a cup of tea with the sounds of the Scottish Highlands in the background, with no bother in the world. He looks at the clear blue sky, and turns his chair around.

Suddenly, Della shows up to tell Scrooge that she hopes he can keep that same feeling unconditional love he had when she showed up at the door after her long unwanted stay on the Moon, pointing towards the window. In other words, "please don't be mad." Scrooge immediately gets that this is probably not going to be something pleasant, and this is shown right from his worried expression.

Scrooge is horrified to see several golden versions of the Spear of Selene landing on various places in Duckberg. Needless to say, Della doesn't exactly get her request. Maybe not to the extent of the "sea monster" incident from the original, but still understandably unhappy.

Scrooge gets everyone together to watch the news. Roxanne Featherly tries to report the news on this Moonvasion in a professional way, even though the people who make the on-screen text can't seem to keep their composure. This does give a little bit of humor to this mostly serious scene, which is probably for the best.

Gizmoduck, the beloved resident superhero and "top man for the job", shows up to confront these space invaders. Even wearing his mighty GizmoDuck suit, Fenton just can't seem to shake off his utter fright at being the first person to talk to someone from another planet. Can they even speak any Earth language? Actually, that never seems to come up.

However, the one language he is sure that would work is the universal language of pie. And...it works? The soldiers of the moon decide to stop their Moonvasion. The rest of the episode involves Huey, Dewey, and Louie going to Penguin Pete's, and Louie gets a toothache.

No, of course not, the Moonlanders take out their lasers and fire at will, having their pie and eating it too, both literally and figuratively. One thing I can definitely commend here is the scale of this invasion. We see that fisherperson's wharf from "The Ballad of Duke Baloney" get invaded. The Waddle headquarters get invaded as well, which leads to a joke about Mark Beaks taking selfies while he's under attack. Yup, that's Mark Beaks, alright.

Scrooge and his kin barely make it to the Money Bin, where Scrooge would tell Gyro to unleash one of his big weapons. He tries to unleash the Unstoppabomb, the Doomsday Ray, and a weapon so destructive and secret that the Moonlanders wouldn't have been able to find and destroy it. Turns out, that Unstoppabomb was not as unstoppable as advertised, the Doomsday Ray was as destroyed as it was generically named, and Scrooge couldn't even name that last one before Gyro interrupts him with the bad news about it. All in all, a good use of the Rule of Three here.

After Gyro decides to sort of praise these invaders for such a well thought out plan, General Lunaris shows up on Gyro's projector. There's no pretense of him being the peaceful leader he was in his first appearance; his only goal is to make that blue orb fear the mighty Moon as much as he feared it. One of his big steps? He's going after the Scrooge family, and shows footage of one of the spears landing right on the McDuck Manor.

Scrooge asks if the satellites were destroyed by the aliens too, but Huey tells him that Louie did it last week. Huh, last week; the allusion would have worked better if DuckTales was on a weekly schedule rather than the "DuckBomb" treatment it got. Also, it's good to know that last episode was important.

Gyro has his plan to rally Scrooge's troops together: a bunch of Lil Bulbs, led by a Lil Bulb with a crack in its head. I like that distinction; even if one could tell who is the leader just by its actions. These Lil Bulbs have a walkie-talkie feature, and are on their own network.

While the Lil Bulbs are doing their work, Scrooge tells the kids that there's some good news for them. Some could expect this would lead to another "please stay out of this" situation like the last big finale, but instead, Della tells her kids and her kid's best friend that they're going on a worldwide quest to find even more reinforcements. She's going to need all the skills, from Webby's skills, Dewey's gusto, Huey's know-how, and Louie's...

...ability to see the angles that she couldn't. Yeah, at this point, Della has completely forgiven Louie, even though he was only grounded a week ago. Any anger towards him would just get in the way of this plot. Besides, it's probably better to have anyone who can win Scrooge's money on Scrooge's team. She leads the kids to the Cloudslayer, and they take off.

We then cut to someone who prefers a different name for that plane. Launchpad tries to drive out of his garage, only to find out long after he got in the car that the car was on fire. It's just as likely this had nothing to do with the Moonlanders, but one Moonlander shows up anyway to zap him. That Moonlander is interrupted by a purple smoke bomb, held by someone who is now really getting into the role.

Once again, Launchpad and Darkwing Duck team up, but this time, the role of Darkwing Duck is being played by Drake Mallard! Yeah, that was the big twist of the last episode to feature him that I intentionally left out; it turns out Darkwing Duck's biggest fan has the same name as his secret identity in the original. The reboot never clarifies if that's the case in the fictional Darkwing Duck show, though it's likely it was just never shown.

Darkwing Duck even comes with his famous intro: He is the terror that flaps in the night! He is the scream you can hear in space! He is...

...nobody important, according to the Moonlanders, who just run off. The purple guy was so least of a threat that the one guy totally forgot that he was going to zap Launchpad. Thankfully for Darkwing, one of the Lil Bulbs thinks he's important, and they get the message to go to the Money Bin. A bunch of other people get visits from a Lil Bulb as well, most of them intended, and one of them accidentally gets caught by Gibbous.

Oh yeah, those two Moonlanders that were curious about the dogs were named Gibbous and Zenith. Thanks, last minute research.

Meanwhile, on the worldwide trip, Della's first stop is at Egypt. Unfortunately, the Moonlanders have already landed a Spear on the territory, and Djinn, the "Dijon but way better" character, and Amunet, former follower of Toth-Ra, are too busy fending off against the invading Moonlanders. Louie tells his mom to land, thinking of a plan to get Djinn and Amunet on the plane.

She does the opposite of that, claiming that there's nowhere to land. Even Dewey points out the error in his mom's logic. It is as if she’s too afraid to land. While she is worrying, the Lil Bulb is still getting a signal, where we get this tidbit from Amunet:

Amunet: If only there was some sort of Moon God!

They're probably not going to find the Egyptian Moon God Khonsu, but this statement does remind them of a different moon deity.

Going back to the Bin, we see that Scrooge's troops are already gathered, and they all have ideas to stop this Moonvasion. It seems like every Duckberg dweller that can help out is here, including the hosts of the fully funded for about 50 seasons Ottoman Empire. No, not that one, Djinn. Also, there's this:

Gyro Gearloose: (After saying his "Clone Army" plan) We'll send GizmoDuck out as a decoy!

M'Ma Cabrera: (grabs Gyro by the collar) You hurt him, I hurt you.

Gizmoduck: Ha ha! Thank you for your concern, random citizen!

M'Ma Cabrera: I'm your mother, I know you're GizmoDuck.

Gizmoduck: Ma! Secret identity.

I was thinking Gizmoduck just plain gave up on that, but he's trying. Oh, is he trying.

Speaking of problems, after Darkwing Duck attempts to dramatically say his plan, to no effect, he gets greeted by Gizmoduck. His response of a grunt shows that he is none too pleased by the offer of a handshake, continuing from his distaste of Gizmoduck from his appearances in the original Darkwing Duck. While a reason is not stated, it's a bit clear even from just this episode that it may be jealousy. Gizmoduck is a beloved hero, while everyone from Moonlanders to the other people in the room pay him no mind. Eventually, everyone decides to go with Scrooge's plan to fight them head on.

Meanwhile, Della just reached Ithaquack to find Selene, and maybe Storkules as well. If you're going to fight invaders from the moon, why not get the goddess of it?

Unfortunately, Zeus has to get in the way of that, because he's Zeus, and he's nothing like the kind Disney God-dad people may know. It's a shame, because both Storkules and Selene want to help out the mortals. Well, Storkules just wants to help out Donald Duck, but his help would have helped everyone else, too. But alas, Zeus would rather not do anything that would benefit his most hated mortal. He even does the cliched line.

Zeus: We are not going to help Scrooge McDuck! If a mortal jumped off a bridge, would you, too?

Storkules: Yes, father, for I am immortal!

(Zeus zaps him)

Okay, I guess there was some element of the Disney version in here after all.

Della bangs on the door, asking that they need to hide. Louie assumes this means they need to hide so they can come up with a plan when they come back to Duckberg, until Della blurts out that they can't go back to Duckberg.

(Pardon the interruption, but here's an editor's note: I pride myself with taking my own screenshots rather than taking them from somewhere else, though there are times where I couldn't do that. To make a long story short, this was one of those times. Special thanks to the website KissThemGoodbye for the rest of the screenshots for this review. I will replace these with my own as soon as I can actually do that.)

Going back to Duckberg, we end up getting the first big fight between the gathered Duckberg citizens and a troop of Moonlanders. There's a lot going on here.

Duckworth in his demon form doing what he does best. This is going to seem very weird for those not familiar with that.

Lena turns one of the ray guns into a raven. More actual real life birds!

Violet gets to use a pink mace. Comes with being friends with Lena.

Gyro gets to use the clone army he's been teasing about since "Timephoon!"

Gizmoduck gets to repeat his pie plan, except he's actually going to pie them in the face.

Officer/M'Ma Cabrera gets to use her own skills to disarm a Moonlander.

Oh, and Scrooge gets to ride on Manny the Headless Horse, wearing his Scottish gear. He even gets to jump on the Moonlanders with his cane just like he did in the NES game!

Oh, oh, Darkwing Duck ends up getting involved in a great plan to distract the Moonlanders, mostly involving him switching clothes with the Richest Duck in the World.

A play by play would take a long time to describe, but trust me, it's surprisingly action packed for something involving the Disney Ducks.

While all of this fighting is going on in Duckberg, above the ocean, Della is thinking of ways to hide. After a bit of questioning, she emotionally calls out that she just doesn't want the kids to be lost like she was. It does seem a bit odd; it's not like she wasn't involved when the kids on dangerous adventures before. Then again, this is a much bigger story than teaming up with Dewey to get a tree seed, even if that tree seed was so much harder to get than she thought. Unfortunately, any kind of sense-talking from the kids would have to wait, as one of the golden bootleg Spears is on their tail. Eventually, they get shot down, complete with a shot of the Cloudslayer heading for a crash towards the ocean.

Another golden bootleg Spear, the one that landed on the Manor, is finally approached by Scrooge, only for him to fall through it.

It turns out, that Golden Spear was just a Golden Distraction, and General Lunaris gives him a big speech on fear. To make a long story short, he tells Scrooge his big plan: have a giant rocket latch on to the Earth, and use that rocket to make the Earth spin around the mighty Moon.

And, in a bit of his wisdom, he decided to tell his plan just when the rocket is latching on to the Earth. There's no race against time, because it's already done. This is certainly the "darkest moment" of the episode, and this will be exemplified when we see Scrooge again.

Meanwhile, good news, they did survive, as they crash landed on an island. Even better news, this island isn't entirely uninhabited, as we find out exactly whatever happened to Donald Duck.

He turned into Tom Hanks' character from Cast Away, complete with his own inanimate buddy. In this case, it's a watermelon in the shape of a character that may otherwise never appear in DuckTales. Maybe. This watermelon ends up being this episode's Barksian Modulator, as Donald's Mickey impression is surprisingly accurate despite his impediment.

With some yelling, of course, because of all the misunderstandings between each other. For all Della knew, her brother was just on some cruise, not even taking the time to even write a letter to his family. It’s the classic misunderstanding, which would usually mean a few minutes of moping.

Thankfully, the "few minutes of moping after a misunderstanding" trope doesn't last too long, as we get a brother and sister hug not too long after. Dewey definitely had to help out, though. I guess he doesn't like the misunderstanding trope, either.

Finally reunited with her brother, Della sets out her plan to stay on the island until Scrooge fixes everything. See, Scrooge would definitely know what he's doing!

Scrooge: Ooh, I have no idea what I'm doing!

Wah, wah, wah, waaah. See, I told you.

Scrooge can't figure out a plan. The Moonlanders have already won. He would need a plan from an unlikely source. He may get one, but not with that exact wording. Not a plan, but a scheme.

We get a great Glomgold moment here, where he gets to do his big plan to get to the rocket in his usual way of presenting his plans: a blueprint presentation. He starts by showing off that the Earth will definitely freeze if Lunaris's rocket starts, so he has to get the best possible weapon: a Sharka! It's a shark...with a parka!

Scrooge: I'm going to miss being a planet.

Forgot a word there, Scrooge, though considering himself as the soon-be-be-former-planet he's on wouldn't be too beyond him.

Eventually, Della does learn to trust her kids, and not to worry about adventure destroying them, and it's all because of a heartfelt talk with the angle-seer. It seemed like he was the last sibling to get any bonding moment. Dewey had his adventure at the Doomsday Vault, Louie got to learn a lesson about not doing schemes that would hurt his family, and Huey did...

...whatever this was supposed to be.

After that bonding, they run into a problem: The Cloudslayer has been destroyed! How can they get off the island?

Simple: Cousin Fethry, who is still on the giant crawdad from his last appearance, along with Gladstone Gander. As much as I didn't exactly like the episode he first appeared in, I will say one thing that episode did right that this episode doesn't: it doesn't look that impressive seeing the crawdad in full. Maybe since the Moonvasion is supposed to be the big event, we got to make this crawdad "small".

After a tragic event happens with a beloved character, at least, that's how Frank Angones advertised it, we go back to see exactly what kind of plan Glomgold has come up with to destroy that giant rocket.

Sure enough, it's embarrassing for everyone involved. Everyone has to put on a costume, and, in Scrooge's case, he has to dress up as his worst enemy. No, not Glomgold, that's what Glomgold wishes it would be, it's Santa Claus!

Somehow, it works. Even the Sharkas manage to do some major damage. For a Glomgold plan, it manages to work absolutely perfectly; maybe it's because he's actually doing something for good this time.

I'm not going to spoil too much, but all of this eventually leads to a big space fight very reminiscent of Star Wars. At least one would-be missed opportunity due to Zeus gets rectified. Turns out, Lunaris doesn't even know his own "planet's" goddess.

In the end, they get a pretty super happy ending, actually. Happier than I would think.

Yeah, this is pretty much a finale for the whole series, there's no real loose ends. Pretty much the only loose end right now is whatever happened to the Terries and Fermies. That's a loose end I don't really mind never getting anything, actually. This would be a pretty good shot to end the series on, as it seems like everyone's going to live happily ever after...

...or will they?! No, really, there's a scene right at the end that's a huge cliffhanger for Season 3. It does make me wonder if it would have been in the final cut if DuckTales 2017 didn't get its third season. Disney did greenlight the second season before the show even started. It wouldn't be out of place for a cartoon to end on a cliffhanger; even that old Sonic cartoon ended with some evil eyes in the darkness. Only time will tell what would happen, but one question I can answer now is...

How does it, and this season, stack up?

While most of the Moonvasion tetralogy was just barely great, after watching this, I can say it was worth it.

As for the season. I did pull out the Disgusted Donalds for this one for two episodes in particular, though that was more because I've raised my standards for this show throughout the years. Honestly, even the Disgusted Donalds in this season are better than the Tenderfeet plot.

Still, there is a lot to love about Season 2, and I couldn't possibly give it anything less than another Happy.

And that is it for DuckTales 2017 Season 2. I'm going on vacation. And not the kind of vacation Donald Duck took. See you later!

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