#Huey talking to Huey

[hueyemmerichsbabygirl]

Some more Huey goodness for us all 🙏Bless🙏

Can I just say that Huey has a very pretty side profile? No? Well too bad just said it *runs*

[tizeline]

Do you have some ducktales fanart? 🤔

If so I and likely some others would love to see it!!

Yeah so I've actually never drawn Ducktales fanart but this ask made me want to do that so uh. Here.

It was tricky lol, I'm not the best at drawing anthro characters in general (the turtles are basically the only exception haha) and god their beaks ugh. It might've been easier if I tried copying the show's artstyle, but I wanted to incorporate more of my own style so eh. Whatever, I still had fun!

[chasedeys]

Batmobile thoughts, please?

Joe : I don't know what you're talking about. Tee : ........I don't know what y'all are talking about. Ja'Marr : He bought the batmobile?

You guys are all in on this, wow. You guys are all playing dumb.

[dewey-ing-it]

Me whenever someone asks about my interests.

[weirdglassthing]

Huey and Gosalyn have some summer camp fun!!

This may have something to do with a comic idea I had

Ironically this is my last post before I go to summer camp (I kind of hope there are no glowing eyes in the woods but c’est la vie)

I will be back in a week hopefully with more ducktales art!!

Bonus:

(No, no he should not be)

[lets-hue-this]

Not a big fan of these comics but Huey in this scene was absolutely INSANE!! LOOK HOW GOOD THIS LITTLE ARCHER IS!!!

It appeared in the show too, HE'S A PRO!!!

[sholmeser]

im possessed

[mrgladstonegander]

when the whole squad doesnt know a damn thing

[soniccolorsultimate]

I've been rewatching DT guys

[Video ID: Icons of the Ducktales cast appearing on screen to the audio. Huey is the one speaking, and in order, the characters appear with Louie as Oopy Goopy, Launchpad as General Munchkin Man, Dewey as Lil' Jim Bob, and Webby as Larry. /End ID]

[quacksoony]

literally nucci, enna, malgeri and gervasio writing mirror christmas

[cubbihue]

TELL US ABOUT HUEY

HSKADHSBAD!! I MUST ADMIT. HUEY'S. huey's originally a minecraft oc 😔✊ I just like porting him into every fandom I get into...

Hey's just a silleyyy guyy!! ("What's wrong with you??" "LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS!!")

(have some old art of my boy)

Dying again and again is Huey's favorite pass time!! So is killing god. Or sleeping with God. Either or.

In FOP, he's just as bonkers. Huey's been exiled several times from both Anti-Fairy world and Fairyworld. But he. Keeps coming back. He loves provoking other Fairies and triggering Magic build up in them and himself. Huey's explosive with magic!! Can't seem to do any magic properly but doesn't really care to.

He likes it when Magic builds up and then goes wrong!!! It feels funny to him. Like firecrackers!!!! He wants other fairies to feel that feeling (very bad). Just some. silleyyy guy.

Nobody knows what happened to his fairy counterpart.

[webbytbh]

I was drawing Webby in her concept design and my hand accidentally slip and drew the triplets as well Whoops

I first drew Webby for fun so she doesn't look as good I might remake her and Huey idk

I might draw Scrooge, Donald, Mrs. Beakley, Launchpad, and maybe Lena next. Who knows, when I get into something I really get into it so 🤷

[faksyan]

Huey Emmerich, mgs v cast & hypocrisy, a character analysis

Prefacing this with the fact that this is the morally gray franchise with the morally gray characters and I love how it portrays Huey Emmerich precisely for him being Like That. I think he is one of the most nuanced and well-written mgs characters and I'm pretty sure like half of it wasn't on purpose. He is the guy everyone hates for killing his wife (understandabe reason), trying to make one of his kid pilot a giant robot and almost drowning another in a pool (also understandable reason), and, most of all, for being a traitor. And with such a list, feels a bit weird that the accent often falls on that last part, doesn't it. Which is exactly how the narrative wants you to feel about his betrayal, on a surface level.

Every character essential to the Phantom Pain plot gets their "please feel bad for them, sympathize with them" moment, no matter how horrible a person they are. We get multiple monologs from Kaz, we get the 'I was the same way once' interrogation room and the ending of the Truth with Ocelot, we get Paz tapes and 'you're all diamonds' with Venom, we get Code Talker, Quiet, Eli (if they actually finished mission 51), even Skull Face, somewhat (don't even make me start on that guy. how is he less hated than Huey). The point is, the game is trying to make you feel bad for people who murder, torture, and whatever else, and parts of it are working, because it's fiction, and humans and morality are complicated and layered things! But what does Huey get? Torture sessions and tantrums that are framed as pathetic and ridiculous, even when what he is saying makes sense. Because yeah, there's some of that there. It's just that everyone else in the room deliberately doesn't acknowledge it.

When Venom just finds him, the first thing Huey says is that what happened to MSF was Snake's fault. The same during his exile - that there wouldn't have been an inspection, if there weren't a nuke to begin with. and it's like. he's not wrong. Having their own nukes as an independent military organization was a risk Snake and Kaz didn't just take blindly, they knew what could have happened. It was a gamble, and it didn't work out. If it did, it would've been their achievement. It didn't, so it's all Huey's fault, even though literally anyone could've been in his place. XOF weren't even the first to attempt to attack them, Zero was, Paz just didn't succeed. And if Skull Face hadn't either, someone else would have, the attention of the entire world was on them. It wasn't about betrayal, it was Snake and Kaz being drunk on success and biting off more than they could chew. Yes, Huey is a bastard and a traitor, but are we really going to blame all of this on him?

The answer is yes. And the reason is that they need someone to blame that's not them. The whole big theme of Phantom Pain is that Ocelot, Venom and Kaz have to do their best to keep up appearances, for the sake of Big Boss and his reputation. He is a legend, he is above everyone else, and he can do no wrong. Except after the fall of MSF everyone thinks that he can, Ocelot says as much in the briefing tapes. And they can't have that. So they blame it all on Huey. (<- all of this is a dictatorship allegory and critique of governments and military systems btw. 1984 or whatever I haven't read it. yay symbolism.) And blaming Huey is easy.

Huey is not a fighter. His father was a scientist who worked on the Manhattan Project. He was born on the same day as the Hiroshima bombing, his disability was (presumably) caused by his father's exposure to radiation. It's not that there was no choice involved in what he was going to do in life, but it was kind of inevitable that he would get involved with building nuclear weapons. And even when he says he is thinking about quitting upon being found by Snake in Peace Walker, it's Snake who convinces him not to, offering him to join MSF instead. In the PW tapes he also expresses that if it weren't for his disability, he would've been anywhere else, doing something different and living a "normal life".

He talks about the concept of nuclear terrorism there too, about nukes falling into hands of people without state who would be able to use them however they want, and I wonder if that was part of the reason for his betrayal. He didn't make the decision to bring nukes to base, he doesn't actually know these people. If maybe he thought it prevented a hypothetical nuclear catastrophe. Huey does say that he trusts Snake not to use them, that he values how honest Snake is, and is honest with him in return, even telling him things he's never told anyone before, like about his plagiarism of Granin's work. So what changed between then and the inspection, what was his motivation for betraying MSF, why was he approached about it of all people? Did he lie in the tapes, did he change his mind, did Skull Face offer him something that seemed more compelling, just threaten him? We never get to find out anything about it aside from every other character screaming that he's just a coward. No villain monolog, nothing.

Maybe it was about feeling important, like he is in charge, something that the hostility he has faced throughout his life didn't allow him. Huey is a sheep among wolves (wolf in sheep's clothing more like, but still). He does not fit in with the buff cool masculine soldiers, and even while working with Strangelove at NASA, he was regarded as obnoxious and spineless. It's not surprising he agreed to work for Coldman, since he, apparently, was the first person to actually recognize his skills. And even that later turns out to be a lie told to use him. Huey rarely if at all has been treated seriously, he is an outcast, even among people who share his ideas.

All he has is his brain and his knowledge, but it's never framed as much of an achievement (despite people exploiting it left and right), nor is him essentially being the nerd in a military setting ever really viewed as something dorky or endearing by the narrative like with Otacon, because the characters around him don't see him as such (as a result, so don't the players). On top of that, every other person uses his mobility aids to further degrade/harm/threaten him, even though he is already harmless when it comes to physical confrontation. In short, people he is surrounded with just enjoy the powerplay.

Right up until the point he actually does something that hurts them. And this is where my favorite part kicks in.

All three Diamond Dogs' higher-ups blame Huey for slightly different reasons, some maybe even believing that they are in the right and entitled to it (looking at you Kazuhira), but I am more than sure they know what it is that they're doing. And it's not like Kaz lacks self-awareness either, I don't think. Maybe it's denial that some of his actions led to the death of his friends, maybe blind belief in his own martyrdom and self-righteousness (sounds an awful lot like another character we know, huh), it still doesn't change much. How they all frame the story is the same. Huey's powerless and pathetic, but has ruined everything at the same time. And it doesn't really make sense, but everyone on the base agrees. It's the moment where individuals turn into a crowd that demands blood, but at least it's not their commanders it's directed at!

The Questioning Huey (6) tape is a good example of that. I especially like the bit where he starts talking about how DD is not actually a dog, because on a smaller scale, it shows how people on Mother Base just roll with things that are objectively false and turn on anyone who says otherwise. No, DD is our beloved mascot, and we are called dogs, he is just like us. And it's not like DD is just a wolf either, so neither of them are right here. But each of them thinks that they are.

That's why the amount of genuine Huey hate is a bit amusing to see, I guess. Because it's precisely the thing the game is trying to commentate on. None of these people are good. None of them have it figured out. The point is that it's just narrative bias that makes you belive that some are, if not good, at least better than others. In reality, it's never about morals or being correct, just perspective.

Huey himself, on the other hand, falls into another extreme - in his eyes, he's done nothing wrong. Because he can do no wrong, he's powerless, like everyone's alway told him, remember? He sees himself as the victim, because in a lot of cases, he is.

You can say that he is a lying traitor and that the truth serum didn't work on him because of some failsafe Skull Face thought of, but really, would he bother? He didn't even view Huey as anything but a traitor he despised. you know, the guy who was in charge of organizing the betraying part. the guy who put bombs in people and wanted to commit mass-murder on a scale no one has seen before. So the obvious and the most simple answer here is that Huey whole-heartedly, truly believes he hasn't done anything wrong. He thinks he doesn't possess the power to, that he isn't important enough. And it's drilled so deep into him he never acknowledges it's not really true. Even when he kills Strangelove, he still doesn't accept that it is his fault and his actions matter.

That's my favorite part about him, I think. How deep in denial he is about having an impact on the people around him, while also having a sort of god complex when it comes to his machines. How everyone around despises him for it, while being the ones who caused it and doing the exact same thing, refusing to get off the high horse. Metal gear is a messy franchise about messy people, but it's good exactly because it shows what has messed these people up so much. And more often than not, it's the system they're surrounded by, or that they created themselves in an attempt to escape the previous one. It's easy to point at Huey as just a bad person and only that, but I find the context of his whole life and the ways he's coping with it really compelling. There is a lot of complexity to it, and in the end of the day, they are all hypocrites.

[ducktoonsfanart]

Darkwing Duck as Darkwing Doubloon vs Negaduck - Pirate Donald Duck with Fearsome Four, Launchpad, Fenton and kids - Huey, Dewey, Louie and Gosalyn as pirates ducks - Pirate ducks - Pirate AU - Happy Talking Day with a pirate - Music to My Eyes, Culture Couture and Pinups Please - Duckblr Fashion Week - Darkwing Duck and Quack Pack AU - My version

Sorry for the delay, but in order not to miss this event, I even connected this with a very interesting day of the year called International Talk Like a Pirate Day, which is celebrated every year on September 19, at least in the Western Hemisphere of the world. And being a fan of pirates myself as well as the pirate lifestyle and movies (especially Pirates of the Caribbean), I decided to draw my favorite characters from the Duckverse, but dressed as pirates as they wore during the golden age of piracy (between 1670 and 1730), as well as later until 1800.

Yes, two episodes from two different series came to my mind, the episode "Darkwing Doubloon" from Darkwing Duck and "Captain Donald Duck" from Quack Pack so I combined it into one, but I drew two drawings. The first drawing shows a sword fight and a fight between Darkwing Doubloon (the supposed ancestor of Darkwing Duck who was also a pirate) and the scary pirate Captain Negaduck, although this is a redraw from that episode, but they are fighting on a ship, and I used my own style a bit. Another drawing shows Donald Duck as a pirate captain along with the kids, the Fearsome Four (Bushroot, Liquidator, Quackerjack and Megavolt), Fenton Crackshell and Launchpad McQuack dressed as pirates (except for Quackerjack, he's a jester) and they're all friendly. I used their pirate outfits from the aforementioned Darkwing Duck and Quack Pack episodes, and Donald's pirate outfit from the Disney Lorcana cards. Yes, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck and Gosalyn Mallard are all teenagers together and from the present day, and check out pictures of the pirate and sailor outfits they're wearing here: https://ducklooney.tumblr.com/post/662818207696076800/although-im-late-and-i-apologize-for-that#notes

Yes, I drew everything in my own style. Plus there's a treasure that pirates love, and Donald also likes to play the little accordion, a well-known instrument that pirates used to sing. Otherwise, a little pirate songs on this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92DlHJ3U5O8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfpmhdsuE_k

Yes, unfortunately due to quite a number of my commitments I didn't have time to do certain themes for Duckblr Fashion Week, so I combined three themes into two drawings. I hope that's ok?

I hope you like these drawings and feel free to like and reblog this, but please don't copy my same ideas without mentioning me. Thank you! Also this is dedicated to @tealottie, as the organizer of Duckblr Fashion Week. And happy belated Talk Like a Pirate Day once again! ARRRGHH!

[colourfulbookdragon]

!!!Warning spoilers for ducktales 2017 finally!!!

Webby: Am I technically your aunt?

Louie: No no no no No

Huey: I mean biologically, you are. Practically no.

Louie: Noooo, just no!

Bonus

Webby to the adult cousin: hello, fellow cousins.

*screaming who idk probably most of them*

[st-rick]

HUEY IS FINALLY 3 YEARS OLD???

LET'S GOOO-

*ahem*

Anyways I don't have any gift for the moment because of... you know.

Oh well, I guess I'll only say this:

Happy birthday Huey! 🎉🎂

Huey and Scarfy by @xxtc-96xx

(Thank you TC for showing me your awesome concepts ^^)