#Escape From the Impossibin!

[thechaseofspades]

This is the funniest scene in the whole show.

"Dewey" shows off his perfect plan and Huey literally falls to his knees in despair.

Oh and this still isn't the attack...

[best-ducktales-episode]

ROUND #1

[violetganache42]

Some bruiser with a steel beak—didn't catch his name—stole the Solego Circuit plans.

scrooge you DOUBLE CROSSING CAD. did you take the fountain of youth? because we'd agreed to keep it secret but when i went back to steal it for myself it was gone

[scottpetersen]

Something I Noticed In The Episode ‘Escape From The ImpossiBin!’

Ok. As shown in the episode ‘Escape From The ImpossiBin!’, the McDuck family split up into 2 groups. One group consisting of Ms. Beakley, Webby Vanderquack, Donald Duck, Huey Duck and Dewey Duck and the other group consisting of Scrooge McDuck, Della Duck and Louie Duck. I also noticed something about the different members of each of those 2 groups that I’ll be going over here. Also, Spoiler Alert for the DuckTales (2017) TV series. With that out of the way, let’s dive right in.

The group that consisted of Ms. Beakley, Webby, Donald, Huey and Dewey mostly consisted of the members of the McDuck family who generally prefer being cautious and following the rules. Ms. Beakley preferred being cautious and following the rules as shown in the episode ‘From The Confidential Casefiles Of Agent 22!’ where Ms. Beakley was annoyed with Scrooge’s unwillingness to follow protocol and was shocked to see Scrooge eating potentially dangerous to check if they were poisonous. Webby Vanderquack knows about and believes in government policies and regulations as shown in the episode ‘Nothing Can Stop Della Duck!’ where Webby knew that after all the lawsuits, the government claimed that fizzy rock firework cakes are unsafe to eat and tried to warn Dewey that eating one is unsafe. Donald Duck also knows a bit about being careful as shown in the episode ‘Storkules In Duckburg!’ where Donald gave Storkules strict instructions on how to be responsible. And Huey Duck is very careful too as shown in the episode ‘Quack Pack!’ where Huey realized that something was wrong since his Junior Woodchuck Guidebook was blank and soon realized that he and his family were trapped in a TV show after analyzing his environment and realizing that the place they were in was designed like a TV set. The reason why I said mostly earlier is because Dewey seems to be the only exception here as shown in the episode ‘Escape To/From Atlantas!’ where Dewey went across a bridge full of fiery traps despite Scrooge’s warnings against doing so. I think the reason why Dewey is the exception here is because, as shown in the episode ‘Escape From The ImpossiBin!’, Scrooge told Della and Louie that he needed them to spot any weaknesses in his Money Bin’s defense system since they were the 2 most cunning individuals he knew. So, Scrooge probably didn’t bring Dewey along in his group because Dewey’s recklessness made him far from one of the most cunning individuals Scrooge knew.

The group that consisted of Scrooge, Della and Louie only consisted of members of the McDuck family who generally prefer being rebellious and mostly tend to disregard the rules. Scrooge usually tends to ignore the rules as shown in the episode ‘From The Confidential Casefiles Of Agent 22!’ where Scrooge mostly disregarded regulations and protocol unless they were absolutely necessary. Della is also pretty rebellious as shown in the episode ‘Raiders Of The Doomsday Vault!’ where Della was fine with taking the Sunchaser to check out the Doomsday Vault without Scrooge’s permission. And Louie is pretty rebellious too as shown in the episode ‘The Outlaw Scrooge McDuck!’ where Louie refused to take Scrooge’s advice about being self-reliant and instead wanted Goldie to teach him how to be conniving in order to make his way to his dream of having his own company called Louie Incorporated.

This could all just be a coincidence. After all, as stated in the episode ‘Escape From The ImpossiBin!’, Scrooge gathered Della and Louie in particular because he wanted them to check his Money Bin’s defense system for any flaws since they were the 2 most cunning individuals he knew. But if it isn’t a coincidence, here’s what I think happened. As shown in the episode ‘Escape From The ImpossiBin!’, Scrooge and Ms. Beakley were pretty much acting as the ringleaders of the 2 groups and they were preparing to fight FOWL. And, as shown in the episode ‘From The Confidential Casefiles Of Agent 22!’, Scrooge and Ms. Beakley have fought FOWL before in the past. So, what I think happened is that Scrooge and Ms. Beakley decided to meet in private and had a long and intense discussion on how to handle FOWL. And during that discussion, Ms. Beakley was focusing more on the orthodox whereas Scrooge was focusing more on the unorthodox. And after a while of discussing and disagreeing on their next move, Scrooge and Ms. Beakley eventually decided that they should split up for now and gather particular members of their family to try to handle FOWL in their own ways.

Well, that’s all for this post.

See you all next time.

[shychick-52]

Gosalyn, Gandra, Fenton, and the Solego Circuit

So, in this post and this post, I talked about the ways the twist reveal about Gandra's secret relationship with Fenton and her secretly being good came off as clunky and confusing when it was revealed in 'Beaks In the Shell.'

But one thing I want to specifically focus on is her role in sabotaging what was perhaps Gosalyn's only chance at finding her grandfather in whatever dimension he was stuck in.

At the end of 'Let's Get Dangerous', Darkwing urged Gos not to give up on trying to get back her grandfather, saying "Launchpad knows some super scientists!" (implying that Team Science might help, eeeeeee), and then promised he'd help her find him. The Solego Circuit and its plans- one of the Missing Mysteries, and the key that could open doorways to other dimensions- was left with Darkwing (even tho Gosalyn was forced to destroy the Ramrod machine, which needed the Solego Circuit to bring in things and people from other dimensions; it was still their only hope, and they probably planned to use the plans for the Solego Circuit to build a new device like the Ramrod).

In the episode right after that one, 'Escape From the ImpossiBin', Bradford had Gandra hack into the Bin's new-and-improved, so-called impenetrable security system while Scrooge and some of the family were testing it, which turned out to be an elaborate distraction to keep the Ducks busy so that F.O.W.L. could steal the Missing Mysteries the family had found so far...

...including the Solego Circuit and its plans, Gosalyn's only hope of recovering her grandfather. In St. Canard, Steelbeak got the drop on Darkwing at his hideout and stole them:

(Darkwing: *on the phone to Scrooge* "...Some bruiser with a steel beak!")

("Didn't catch his name. Stole the Solego Circuit plans!")

Here's the thing, though. In 'Let's Get Dangerous', it was established that Darkwing and Fenton talked all night for days, trying to figure out a way to get Gosalyn's grandpa back (Darkwing was presumably friends with Fenton- who designed his AI supercomputer and crime-fighting tech- through Launchpad, but I digress). And, like I said, it was implied at the end of that episode that Fenton (along with the help of Team Science) would continue to help Darkwing and Gos save Dr. Waddlemeyer.

I know Gandra had no real loyalty to F.O.W.L. (she was only following orders, and had to make it appear to them she was really on their side for her safety) and was secretly in a relationship with Fenton, and was using the money she got from F.O.W.L. to help build her and Fenton's top-secret VR project, and planned to quit as soon as it was finished... but even though it wasn't entirely Gandra's fault, did Fenton know she was partly responsible for Gosalyn losing her only chance at getting her grandfather back?? I'm sure he at least knew the Solego plans were stolen, since Darkwing was in regular contact with him. And since Fenton wanted to help Gosalyn get her grandfather back, I'm sure he felt terrible for her!

Honestly, I think Gandra probably did tell Fenton she had no choice but to follow Bradford's orders to distract the Ducks so that F.O.W.L. could steal the found Missing Mysteries, and I'm sure she felt really bad about Gosalyn too- she probably knew about Gos from Fenton- and I'm sure Fenton still understood that Gandra was in a difficult position. It's a really interesting conflict/drama I wish they would've had time to talk about in either 'Beaks In the Shell' or 'The Last Adventure'; it definitely would have been something to bring up in a fourth season!

This makes things even more difficult when you think about how grateful Gosalyn was to Fenton for his efforts in trying to help her get her grandpa back. It was implied in 'The Last Adventure' that Gosalyn knew how badly Fenton was missing his girlfriend (heck, Fenton talked to Drake and Launchpad about how worried he was about her at the beginning of that episode) in the scene where the kids insisted on coming with the adults to storm the Lost Library:

(Gosalyn: "Fenton tried to help me get my people back. I'm gonna to the same for him!")

I mean, I'm sure Gosalyn knew by then that Fenton's girlfriend was a former F.O.W.L. agent who betrayed F.O.W.L. and got captured for it (Drake and Launchpad knew, according to their convo with Fenton in the beginning of this episode, and the twist about Gandra really being good was known ever since 'Beaks In the Shell;' and in 'The Last Adventure', she was even included on Webby's extensive family board). But did she actually know about Gandra's role in the Solego plans getting stolen?? Because if she did- even though Fenton had tried to help Gosalyn- how didn't she feel betrayed by him (one of Darkwing Duck's closest friends and allies, no less) for secretly associating with not only an 'enemy' the whole time, but one who played a significant part in dashing her last hope of getting her grandfather back? How didn't Darkwing feel betrayed by his friend, since he vowed to help Gos find a way to bring her grandfather??

And yes, they likely recovered all the Missing Mysteries- including the Solego key and plans- when they left the Lost Library in the end of 'The Last Adventure' (even tho it wasn't actually shown).

[cardboardward]

Can we just talk about the Golden Lagoon of White Agony Plains for a moment?

And why just one line above all makes me go absolutely feral?

Specifically...this line:

Let's just fangirl over this for a moment shall we? Scrooge...Scrooge McDuck just offered to pay for anything...anything Goldie wants. And he'll only buy himself discount mustard, a knife and some buckskin boots.

Which is super easy to gloss over until you remember that this is Scrooge McDuck. Who is so tight-fisted it's a key part of his personality. It's a point even made at the start of the episode when he steals food from the buffet because it's free.

And you could, could argue that DT17 Scrooge isn't like that. Except... when you take into account this interaction in S3E14: Escape from the ImpossiBin!

He won't buy his family lunch unless they risk their lives but will buy anything Goldie O'Gilt needs.

[godfrey-the-chaos-duck]

The attention to detail is *chef's kiss*

This show and their bloody puns will never cease to amaze me.

[citricconnor]

Isn't it so sad that the only time Della acknowledged Gyro on-screen was in "Escape From The Impossibin!" to insult him and the licorice gum thing? Like girl that's the one reason you're alive!

I am not a Della hater at all, I am a showrunner hater, a writer's room hater. THEY SHOULD'VE TALKED!!!! AT LEAST ONCE!!!

[scrooges-greasy-toes]

ooooooooooooh THIS.

Getting to the end of dt17, and I’m going crazy over this impending doom. It is becoming ever more clear that the duck family are NOT THE GOOD GUYS. It’s been iv dripped to us the whole time. The property damage has been brought up, and brushed off. The whole “playing in to the bad guy” role during The Rumble For Ragnarok being not so different from how Scrooge is regularly. Bradford’s remarks about perspective at the end of Let’s Get Dangerous. Just… all the little details in the series, masked by the blatant overpowering themes… trust, working together, all the little episode lessons that have been leading up to THIS. And yet Scrooge is still greedy. He’s selfish. But the writers have been revving up to tackle this. The Forbidden Fountain of the Foreverglades used Goldie as a foil, showing how Scrooge has grown and come to have a sound moral compass, compared to how he “used to be”. They’re not the ducks they used to be, after all. This gets me extra excited for ep.22, The Life and Crimes of Scrooge McDuck. I have ten episodes left to watch. They WILL tackle Scrooges character and his development. He will be punished for what he’s done. But what happens to his family? His friends and allies? After all, it’s Dellas fault the moon invaded, isn’t it? (At least from an outside perspective, it is.) Most, if not all the family has caused massive damage, it’s not just Scrooge. And it’s not for nothing that it’s pointed out in Escape from the ImpossiBin that Scrooges allies are the most “dementedly dangerous minds”. Dewey himself says it. “Is it weird that the most ‘dementedly dangerous minds’ are all friends of ours?” Even if we ignore Gyro, it is true. The Duck family and its allies have SINNED. I have never been more excited to see a series pan out. I get more anxious with every episode, every hint. The Duck Family’s disregard for others wellbeing’s will be the thing that opens the door to tackling their selfishness.

I’m so terrified of the end. In order to mend their selfishness, they need to put others first. Which, essentially, means an end to adventuring. Every attack on the city is because of them. We know this. And yes, they may fix it, but that doesn’t mean they’re not responsible for the damage they caused while doing so! The only way to stop this cycle is to end the adventures. Cease taking the risks. Scrooge won’t go down easy, but it will happen. After all, this show has been about the end this whole time. Fountain of the Foreverglades makes us see Scrooge no longer values the profit of the adventure over his family. And some of the nostalgic themes… at the end of the Trickening, when the photo of them is shown looking so old, in the worn out house I cried. Why that nostalgia and ache for the past if we’re not building up to the end itself?

[ordinaryschmuck]

RANDOMIZED GRAVITY FALLS, DUCKTALES, AMPHIBIA, AND OWL HOUSE MARATHON!

Here's what I watched today:

Escape from the ImpossiBin!

Family Fishing Trip

Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future

The Dangerous Chemistry of Gandra Dee

The Spear of Selene!

Hunting Palismen

The Core and the King

Weirdmeggedon Part 1

Little Dipper

Bessie and MicroAngelo

Mother of Olms

Mr. X

The Love God

Tourist Trapped

Anne vs Wild

The Richest Duck in the World

Not enough Owl House, but still a lot of good stuff from some great modern Disney Channel shows (Ducktales absolutely counts, be quiet).

[justaboot]

Screenshot redraw for the Anon who asked for Della & Louie from Escape from the Impossibin!

[thehuggingisajustfortodaything36]

For my very first poll I have decided to do something that requires more than 10 options/choices and because there can only be one poll per post there will be multiple posts that all have to do with the same poll. This poll will be about which DuckTales (2017) episode you consider to be the best in the entire series. So if the episode you consider the best isn’t on this particular poll, don’t worry because there will be multiple posts that may have the episode you’re looking for on there. All the episode polls will end around the exact same time. Even though there will be multiple posts with a poll dealing with which DuckTales (2017) episode you consider to be the best, please treat this as a single poll and vote for one episode only. For example if the episode you’re looking for is here and you voted for it on this poll, please don’t go to the other posts to vote for an episode that’s on that poll. Have fun! 😊 ❤️ 🦆

[best-ducktales-episode]

ROUND #2

[scottpetersen]

Honestly, I think that Haley Long from the American Dragon Jake Long TV series, Janna from the Star VS The Forces Of Evil TV series, Luz Noceda and Amity Blight from The Owl House TV series and Cedric The Sensational from the Sofia The First TV series would interact quite well with one of @boingodigitalart’s dream teams which consists of Webby Vanderquack, Lena Sabrewing and Violet Sabrewing from the DuckTales (2017) TV series and Morgana Macawber from the Darkwing Duck (1991) TV series who all are enthusiastic about magic.

After all, as shown in the episode ‘Switcheroo’, Haley is a shapeshifting dragon who is quite the rule follower and does quite well in school and, as shown in the episode ‘Family Business’, she did pretty good in her dragon training. So, I think that Haley would help Webby, Lena, Violet and Morgana study every written record they could about how magic works and would also get along quite well with Webby in particular considering that Webby also loved learning and also did pretty good in her own training as a fighter as shown in the episode ‘From The Confidential Casefiles Of Agent 22!’, where Webby learned quite well from records about Scrooge McDuck’s adventures and was quite a big help to Scrooge when it came to helping him fight his way through all the obstacles in their path and fending off Black Heron. So, I think that Haley and Webby would like to spar with each other and help improve each other’s fighting skills. And, given that, as shown in the episode ‘The Doppelganger Gang’, the dragons from the American Dragon Jake Long universe have the ability to make copies of themselves as well as, as shown throughout the American Dragon Jake Long TV series, the ability to fly and breath fire, I also think that Webby would like to help Haley use those dragon abilities to the utmost efficiency in a fight. Also, given that, as shown in the episode ‘Escape From The ImpossiBin!’, Webby was able to use German paper cutting to trick Huey and Dewey by making a paper cut out of her silhouette look like her shadow and that, as I pointed out earlier, Haley did pretty well in school, I think that Webby can teach Haley to use skills like German paper cutting to confuse her opponents. And given that, as I pointed out earlier, Haley was quite a rule follower who prefers following school rules and that, as shown in the episode ‘Escape To/From Atlantas!’ Webby was also, at least usually, quite a rule follower who wasn’t quite used to going against her grandma Beakley’s wishes, I think that’s another reason Haley and Webby would get along quite well since they both usually prefer following the rules.

As shown in the episode ‘Bon Bon The Birthday Clown’, Janna is quite an enthusiast when it comes to the concept of magic. So, I think that Janna would really like to learn a thing or 2 from Morgana since, as shown in the episode ‘Fungus Amongus’, Morgana is a skilled sorceress. Also, given that, as shown in the episode ‘Rest In Pudding’, Janna also seems to have a collection of magic-related trinkets, I think that she would really want to see any real magical artifacts that Webby, Lena, Violet and Morgana find. As a side note, I think that Webby, Lena, Violet and Morgana would be quite fascinated if they were to see that when the version of Janna from the Janna VS The Forces Of Darkness fanfic had Marco Diaz use a book scanner on the Butterfly family’s Magic Book Of Spells to get its contents on phone, its contents were somehow transferred to her phone instead of copied to it. And given that Violet, as shown in the episode ‘Friendship Hates Magic!’, is quite book smart and is also smart when it comes to magic, I think that she might be able to figure out why that happened. And I think that Violet would take into account the fact that, as shown in the @therussohousehold’s Janna VS The Forces Of Darkness fanfic which was inspired by @skleero’s Janna Vs. The Forces Of Evil AU, the Magic Book Of Spells apparently counted being scanned by an overhead book scanner as being read thus temporarily bringing its spells to life and that would probably make sense to Violet since, given how book smart she is, she would probably know that an overhead book scanner’s camera (and cameras in general too for that matter) operates similarly to a person’s eyesight since both involve taking light that bounces off of the objects they’re viewing and converting it into something electrical. And I think that Violet would theorize and take into account that the Magic Book Of Spells probably creates some sort of magical link between itself and its owner given that, as shown in the episode ‘Book Be Gone’, the Magic Book Of Spells seems to recognize the person who reads it as its owner and prevents anyone who doesn’t own it from writing in it. And Violet would also realize that a book scanner would technically fit neither category since it’s just a device and thus doesn’t count as a person at all and that the book scanner would be taking light that’s bouncing off the Magic Book Of Spells. So, based on all this, I think that one theory Violet might come up with is that, if some of the book’s magic had piggybacked on the light bouncing off the book, then that probably created a magical link between the book and the light bouncing off it. And, based on that, Violet might conclude that when the book scanner’s camera took that light and converted it into electrical data, it converted the Magic Book Of Spells’ contents along with it and that it didn’t also happen with a person’s eyesight because it adapted to their consciousness since the book recognizes its owner but a book scanner has no consciousness to adapt to. Violet might also come up with another theory by picturing the Magic Book Of Spells as a dot labeled Point A and anyone (or anything) who reads it as a dot labeled Point B with the magical link that the Magic Book Of Spells makes with its owner being the line between the 2 dots. In the case of the Magic Book Of Spells and the person who owns it, Point A and Point B are indeed connected together by the line. In the case of the Magic Book Of Spells and the person who doesn’t own it, there’s no line between Point A and Point B to connect them. And in the case of the Magic Book Of Spells and a book scanner that doesn’t count as a person at all, the book’s magic got confused and thus did something in between by making a line that was connected to Point A but, instead of also being connected to Point B, the line pointed at it and led Point A towards it like an arrow just like how the Magic Book Of Spells’ contents were led into the book scanner and then into Janna’s phone.

As for Luz Noceda and Amity Blight, I think that Luz and Amity would get along quite well with Webby and Lena respectively in particular. In the case of Luz and Webby, I think that they would get along quite well because, as I pointed out in my Compare/Contrast of Webby Vanderquack and Lena Sabrewing And Luz Noceda and Amity Blight post, both of them are quite optimistic as shown in the episode ‘Witches Before Wizards’ where she was quite optimistic when it came to being a witch’s apprentice and learning magic and, as shown in the episode ‘Daytrip Of Doom!’ where Webby was quite about going on an outing with Huey, Dewey and Louie. And, in the case of Lena and Amity, I think that they would get along quite along quite well because, as I also pointed out in my Compare/Contrast of Webby Vanderquack and Lena Sabrewing And Luz Noceda and Amity Blight post, they’re practically kindred spirits since they both had abusive parental figures who tried to kill their loved ones as shown in the episode ‘The Shadow War Part 2: The Day Of The Ducks!’ where Lena’s aunt Magica used Lena and tried to kill Webby who Lena formed a very close bond with and as shown in the episode ‘Escaping Expulsion’ where Amity’s mother tried to stop Amity from forming attachments with Luz, Willow and Gus and also almost got Luz killed in an Abomination demonstration. And I think that Luz and Amity would be very enthusiastic about helping Webby, Lena, Violet and Morgana learn more about magic. And speaking of learning more about magic, I think that Webby, Lena, Violet and Morgana would be quite fascinated by Luz’s Glyph magic which, as shown in the episode ‘The Intruder’, is about drawing magical symbols that symbolize certain elements and bringing those elements to life when the symbol is tapped and also quite fascinated by Amity’s witch magic which, as stated in the episode ‘The Intruder’ works because of the witches’ somewhat unique anatomy. And I think that Lena might get creative and see if there’s a way to combine Glyph magic with witch magic since, as shown in the episode ‘The Beagle Boy Breakout!’, Lena tends to think outside the box. And they would probably also be fascinated by how the Glyphs, as shown in the episode ‘Escaping Expulsion’, can be combined to create certain spells.

As for Cedric The Sensational, I think that he would get along surprisingly well with Morgana since, as shown in the episode ‘Cedric’s Apprentice’, Cedric formed a bond with Princess Sofia despite wanting to steal her magic amulet at first and, as shown in the episode ‘Fungus Amongus’, Morgana formed a romantic attachment to Darkwing Duck. So, both Cedric and Morgana grew attached to their enemy in some way. And I think that Cedric might also help boost Lena’s morale with her magic when she’s having trouble with it since, as shown in the episode ‘Substitute Cedric’, Cedric was able to boost an entire class’s morale with their magic training during his Never Forget The Sorcerer’s Secret musical number by telling them to never give up. Lena would probably take Cedric’s advice since, as shown in the episode ‘Nightmare On Killmotor Hill!’, she was able to stand up against Magica De Spell by persevering through her nightmares with the help of her loved ones and not giving up. But Lena would probably also find it strange that Cedric would use a musical number to convey the lesson. Also, I think that Webby, Lena, Violet and Morgana would like to theorize about the Amulet Of Avalor given what Cedric found out about it in the episode ‘Hexley Hall’ which was that the Amulet Of Avalor’s powers change depending on who is trapped inside it.

[bolddeducktionneverfails]

I may have missed a spot:

I thought about this being a cloud, but it doesn't match the style of the other clouds...the shape is way too round, and there's no indication of a shadow underneath...it's doesn't exactly match the usual look of the Moon in this show, but its shown up without extra details at least a couple of time before. (One being "Impossibin" above and another being "Gander") And it is the daytime; the Moon would look a lot more dull in comparison to what it would look like at night.

Could this be some weird visual error that got through? Possibly.

But if I'm right about this...that would mean:

Launchpad was hit by a powerful ray of light, under a different persona, in a cloudy environment, where the Moon was present. And then afterwards, fell from a great height, towards a body of water. And because of this experience, he's unable to recall a significant amount of important information.

...Why does that sound very close to something I've been theorizing about...waaay before this episode aired? 🤨

The Moon was only visible in this shot. It's not shown in other parts of scene.

Was it originally supposed to be more present, and they forgot to take it out here? Or was it purposely placed in a more hidden way to, uh...hint at something?

"This whole night is my fault!"

LP falling towards water and reverting back into his regular self, makes me think of Bulba's line about doing something "big and splashy to announce ourselves to the world."...though, that is largely because I misunderstood "announce" with "reintroduce" somehow. Eh, not too far off. Anyway...isn't the phrase normally "big and flashy"? I know Liquidator was standing next to Bulba, but he wasn't talking directly to him. Making it more aquatic when it normally isn't, felt strange...like it was meant to reference back to what the dramatic, slow motion scene to "Crash Twice" may have been trying to convey...that Launchpad coming back to Earth was a big spectacle.

Ever since "Moonvasion!", I've been wondering if LP was mistaken as a space rock entering the atmosphere, when he was really "a guy this whole time". Something similar to the what Donald's return looked like. when he escaped from Lunaris.

It would make a lot of sense for these episodes to be connected in general. I mean, both of them were very Launchpad focused with F.O.W.L. and Darkwing elements. And Dewey even openly compared the main storyline for "Dangerous", to The Spear of Selene in a conversation with Gosalyn. 🤔

While I'm mainly talking about the third season, there are multiple "throwaway" statements throughout it that continue to stick out to me...

LP in "Ragnorok" about being Captain Crash "this whole time" in a surprising twist...Drake later being convinced that LP was Gizmoduck this "whole time", and Gosalyn responding in a tired, disappointed way...

LP claiming in "Last Adventure" that getting kidnapped by an evil company while looking for a phone charger in an office, is something that "happens all the time", but didn't happen in the situation he speculated about...oddly specific...

The end credit song for "Ragnarok" not making sense in context...talking about a hero going out into the night sky, not spoiling for a fight, when the WHOLE episode was about fighting...the mountain climb parts feel very reminiscent of "Neverrest" and it's hard not to think of pilots when there's any mention of flying involved...another episode with a Launchpad focus

Even as far back as S1, LP was claiming in "Selene" that he always says "better to be safe than...whatever the opposite of safe is", with Scrooge being confused by this. Then in S2, there was a similarly structured conversation when Glomgold was going through amnesia...wearing Launchpad's colors...

Very strange indeed.

The Moon in Season 3

…Or at least so far. And as many moments as I could fit into one photo post.

Even with Della’s return and Lunaris’ defeat, the moon continues to have a consistent focus. It tends to linger in the background during some pretty interesting times…🤔

[sevensimian]

So uh... Impossibin Webby was terrifying

Also hi hello im not dead