#packs jaime camil

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[thequeenofindie]

♔ Jaime Camil GIF Pack ♔

In this pack, you’ll find #52 GIFs of the handsome Jaime Camil in his portrayal of Charmed’s Mr. Morales. All GIFs are from Season 1, Episodes 1-16. Please read rules for my packs, below. TW: full black eyes

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[schibi12]

House of Mouse Hot Takes

Hello and recently i started watching House of Mouse episodes kindly provided by my good friend @fixthecukooclock (go follow her she makes good art) and i gotta say this show is one of my childhood faves but sadly i dont remember a lot of it so when i started watching it was a whiplash to the 2000's to the good, the bad and the cringey, so join me in these Hot takes of the first 3 episodes, Season 1 of House of Mouse.

Episode 1 "The Stolen Cartoons"

A very good pilot i really enjoyed it, it really shows how the general structure of how the episodes are gonna be and i loved seeing Mickey getting anxious and mad it was sort of refreshing since we dont see a lot of recent media where Mickey has negative emotions so that was great, Huey, Dewey and Louie in their Quack Pack designs and their band names are "The Quackstreet Boys" made me cringe but overall a good and funny episodes.

Episode 2 Big Bad Wolf Daddy

That intro of Mr. Toad getting arrested is something i thought i would never see

Ok the song that the Big Bad Wolf sings was so good i was kinda jamming to it i loved seeing Mortimer bringing Mickey's paper like a dog was hilarious

and also i loved the short where Goofy goes through different decades of fashion and pop culture references especially the 70's one with that Saturday Night Fever reference.

Overall another good and funny episode.

Episode 3 The Three Caballeros

So i do remember seeing this episode since it was my first exposure to the three caballeros so again funny and good episode.

Donald crying in a corner because nobody remeber he is part of the caballeros is a whole mood.

Although we didn't see a lot of them i loved seeing Panchito (sadly he's not voiced by Jaime Camill but still good voice) and Jose making their dramatic entrances and i loved this new version of The three caballeros song and there overall perfomance.

No surprise i loved this episode it has the three cabs and Disney you should release an album of the three Cabs i would buy it.

[billetslegers]

“I thought you were still into your birth pack, you’re so young!” exclaimed Jaimes’ teacher, his shock concelead between thick foggy glasses. He shrugged, still clutching his emergency contact form. He didn’t feel the need to explain yet again why he had begun his own pack, not to another professor who would look at him differently.

The silence went for a few seconds, before the teacher flushed and accepted his form. “Of course, it’s none of my business. I’ll register them.”

“Thank you.” Jaime said curtly, rejoigning his friends outside the classroom. They said nothing, feeling his irritation, and soon were gossiping about a potentiel new packmate.

“I’m telling you ze’s not ready. I approched ze last week and ze said he wanted some more time. I know Antoine would love another omega in the pack but it’s too soon.” The three girls pouted but didn’t press the issue further. They did continue talking about ze’s haircut and jawline, tittering around him.

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“Jaime !” The boy turned around, letting his backpack fell to the ground as Isaiah launched himself in his arms. The omega wasn’t so shy now that he had a support system and Jaime had grown used to hug attacks.

“Yes?” He asked, voice muffled in the sweatshirt of his packmate - who seemed to have grown again this past week.

“We’ve been looking for you, Camille’s spoken to Antoine and ze’s willing to try.” The omega was beaming and Jaime smiled as well. He wasn’t as invested as everyone else in getting a new packmate, but Camille was funny.

“Did you speak to Satsuki too ?” His status as Alpha made him look like a leader, and they used it in school and with other packs because it was easier than explaining it all, but Satsuki was the nominal leader. She enjoyed ordering them around way too much for him to ever steal her rank.

“Yes, she texted me, look. She’s still suspended after decking Liam’s beta, but she deserved it.” The taller boy fished his phone out of his pocket, letting Jaime see the texts. He wasn’t going to comment on the fight - after all, he was the one who’d instigated it - but he nodded, linking their hands to walk back to their classroom.

“She’s not bothering you anymore ? That beta ?” He didn’t smell her scent on Isaiah, but you never knew what she could do.

“Nope ! Liam forbade her to come near me, so she’s running in the other direction as soon as we see each other. She left half of her lunch last time I went to the cafetaria.” Who knew Isaiah had a vengeful streak ?

[arquivolatino]

Ask packs Melanie Martinez + Jaime Camil, (c) @gabyspanicat

[justadreamzzz]

Hello *waves awkwardly* I know I have been inactive lately but I'm back in the game now. After a lengthy break I have decided to put my heart back into writing imagines, prompts, one shots, ships and possibly some point in the future some fictions of my own. I have lengthened my fandom list and character range.

Harry Potter: 

- Hermoine Grainger 

- Ronald Weasley 

- Ginny Weasley

- Harry Potter

- Luna Lovegood

- Cedric Diggory

- Fred Weasley

- George Weasley

- (Young) Sirius Black

- (Young) James Potter

- (Young) Remus Lupin 

Divergent:

- Tris Prior

- Eric Coulter

- Tobias Eaton 

Lost:

- Charlie

- Claire

- Kate

- Sawyer

- Jack

- Juliet

- Desmond 

Twilight: 

{Wolf Pack}

- Sam Uley

- Paul Lahote

- Jared Cameron

- Seth Clearwater

- Embry Call

- Quil Ateara

- Emily Young

- Leah Clearwater

- Jacob Black

{Vampire Clan}

- Emmett Cullen

- Carlisle Cullen

- Edward Cullen

- Jasper Whitlock

- Rosalie Hale

- Alice Cullen

- Esme Cullen

- Bella Swan

{Volturi Clan}

- Jane

- Alec

- Felix

- Demetri

{Others}

- Garrett

- Benjamin

Doctor Who:

- Jack Harkness

- Amy Pond

- River Song

- Rory Williams

- Eleven

- Ten

- Nine

The Originals:

- Marcel Gerard

- Davina Claire

- Camille O'Conner

- Elijah Mikaelson

- Klaus Mikaelson

- Rebekah Mikaelson

- Kol Mikaelson

- Hayley Marshall

Teen Wolf:

- Stiles Stilinski

- Derek Hale

- Scott McCall

- Isaac Lahey

- Jackson Whittemore 

- Liam Dunbar

- Theo Raeken

- Aiden

- Chris Argent

- Lydia Martin

- Void!Stiles

- Alison Argent

- Malia Tate

- Hayden Romero

- Kira Yukimura

Lost Boys:

- Edgar Frog

- Sam Emerson

- Michael Emerson

- Star

- David

- Marko

Avengers:

- Bruce Banner

- Clint Barton

- Tony Stark

- Steve Rogers

- Bucky Barnes

- Thor Odinson

- Loki Lafeyson

- Natasha Romanoff

- Wanda Maximoff

- Pietro Maximoff

X-men:

- (Young) Charles Xavier

- (Young) Eric Lensherr

- Mystique

- Kurt Wagner

- Scott Summers

- Alex Summers

- (Young) Jean Gray

Maze Runner:

- Gally {Galileo}

- {Isaac} Newt{on}

- Thomas {Edison}

- Aris{totle} Jones

- Minho

- {Mother} Teresa

- Winston {Churchill}

- Alby{ert Einstein}

- Harriet {Jones}

- Sonya

- Brenda

Beautiful Creatures:

- Ethan Wate

- Lena Duchannes

- Ridley Duchannes

- Link

- Larkin Duchannes 

OUAT:

- Peter Pan

- Emma Swan

- Mad Hatter

- Mary Margaret

Game Of Thrones:

- Robb Stark

- Jon Snow

- Bran Stark

- Sansa Stark

- Daenerys Targaryen

- Jorah Mormont

- Daario Naharis

- Joffrey Baratheon

- Tommen Baratheon

- Myrcella Baratheon

- Jaime Lannister

- Tyrion Lannister

- Podrick Payne

- Petyr Baelish

- Margaery Tyrell

- Jojen Reed

- Meera Reed

- Samwell Tarly

Supernatural:

- Dean Winchester

- Sam Winchester

- Adam Millagan

- Jess

- Gabriel

- Castiel

- Lucifer

- Crowley

- Kevin Tran

- Meg

- Ruby

- Anna

- Lisa

Vampire Diaries:

- Jeremy Gilbert

- Elena Gilbert

- Katherine Pierce

- Stefan Salvatore

- Damon Salvatore

- Matt Donovan

- Anna

- Caroline Forbes

- Tyler Lockwood

- Mason Lockwood

- Bonnie Bennett

- Alaric Saltzman

- Kai Parker

- Klaus Mikaelson

- Elijah Mikaelson

- Kol Mikaelson

- Rebekah Mikaelson

^ These are the fandoms and characters I am most familiar with and can strive to write with. However there are RULES!^ 

 1. No smut whatsoever sorry. I know Game of Thrones is in the list and is positively based around the sex scenes etc, it makes me cringe just attempting to write it. 

 2. Give me time. Don't pester me constantly if I've seen your request because chances are I have and just need the initiative and motivation to want to write it, to feel it happen you know? 

3. No personals, it will be strictly be Y/N only as there is a reason we have pen names. For privacy and anonymity. 

4. (not a rule) you can inquire about other fandoms and maybe a character I've forgotten to mention above I'm open to suggestions but I'll let you know if I'm up to date and can do your request given that I might not always be able. The most important thing is to have fun and request away! 

[tasksweekly]

[TASK 032: EGYPT]

Shout out to anon for inspiring this task! There’s a masterlist below compiled of over 120+ Egyptian faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever character or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags!

THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)

STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.

THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK -  examples are linked!

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite Egyptian faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by a Egyptian artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on Egyptian culture and customs. 

Screencaps

RP icons [of all sizes]

Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]

PNG packs

Manips

Dash Icons

Character Aesthetics

PSD’s

XCF’s

Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

MASTERLIST! 

Ladies:

Lobna Abdel Aziz (81) Egyptian - actress.

Shwikar (81) Egyptian - actress.

Nelly Artin Kalfayan (68) Egyptian - actress, singer, dancer & comedian.

Wendie Malick (66) Egyptian (paternal grandfather), German, French, English - actress, voice actress, & former fashion model.

Fifi Abdou (63) Egyptian - belly dancer & actress.

Yousra (56) Egyptian - actress & singer.

Elham Shahin (56) Egyptian - actress.

Hala Sedki (55) Egyptian - actress.

Sherihan (52) Egyptian - actress and multi-artist.

Hoda Kotb (52) Egyptian - news anchor.

Simone Philip Kamel (50) Egyptian.

Abla Kamel (49) Egyptian - actress.

Ghada Abdel Razek (46) Egyptian - actress.

Dalia El Behery (46) Egyptian - actress.

Ola Ghanem (45) Egyptian - actress.

Angham Mohamed Ali Suleiman (45) Egyptian - singer.

Nelly Karim (42) Egyptian - actress, fashion model & ballerina.

Hanan Tork (41) Egyptian - actress & former ballerina.

Mona Zaki (40) Egyptian - actress.

Zeina (40)  Egyptian - model.

Yasmine Al Massri (38) Palestinian / Egyptian - actress.

Arwa Gouda (37) Egyptian - actress.

Nour El-Semary (36/37) Egyptian - singer.

Sherine (36) Egyptian - singer & actress.

Ruby (35) Egyptian - singer & actress.

Yara Goubran (34) Egyptian - actress.

Mirhan Hussein (34) Egyptian - actress & singer.

Menna Shalabi (34) Egyptian - actress.

Elham Wagdy (34) Egyptian - model.

Fawzia Mohamed (33/34)  Egyptian - beauty queen and model.

Randa El Behery (33) Egyptian - actress & model.

Amal Maher (32) Egyptian - singer.

Mona Hala (32) Egyptian - actress.

Donia Samir Ghaneen (32) Egyptian - actress.

Vanessa Lengies (31) German / Egyptian - actress, dancer and singer.

Ehsan Hatem (31) Egyptian / American - model.

Hana Sheha (31) Lebanese /  Egyptian - actress.

Sonja Kinski (30) Egyptian / Polish, German - actress.

Meriam George (29/30) Egyptian - model.

Yara Naoum Egyptian (29) Egyptian - model.

Sara El-Khouly (29) Egyptian - model.

Elisa Sednaoui (29) Syrian-Egyptian, French / Italian - model, actress & philanthropist.

Zizi Adel (29) Egyptian - singer.

Malak Koura (28) Egyptian - actress.

Rahma Hassan (28) Egyptian - actress & former model.

Nesma Mahgoub (27) Egyptian.

Lara Scandar (26) Egyptian-Italian / Unknown - singer.

Jade Thirlwall (24) English / Egyptian, Yemeni - singer.

Mayar El Gheity (24) Egyptian - actress.

Tara Emad (23) Montenegrin / Egyptian - actress & model.

Carmen Suleiman (22) Egyptian - singer.

Lara Debbana (22) Egyptian - model.

Imaan Hammam (20) Egyptian / Moroccan - fashion model.

Menna Arafa (17) Egyptian - actress.

Elham Abd El-Badea (?) Egyptian - actress.

Elham Abdelbadea (?) Egyptian - actress.

Sarah Fasha (?) Egyptian - model.

Donia Hamed (?) Egyptian - model.

Men:

Samir Ghanem (80) Egyptian - comedian, singer & entertainer.

Adel Emam (76) Egyptian - actor & comedian.

Mahmoud Yacine (76) Egyptian - actor.

Hussein Fahmy (76) Egyptian - actor.

Yehia El-Fakharany (71) Egyptian - actor.

Mahmoud Abdel Aziz (70) Egyptian - actor.

Lotfy Labib (69) Egyptian - actor.

Mohamed Mounir (62)  Egyptian - singer.

Ali El Haggar (62) Egyptian - singer.

Sayed Badreya (59/60) Egyptian - actor.

Hesham Selim (59) Egyptian - actor.

Amr Diab (55) Egyptian - singer.

Mohammad Fouad (55) Egyptian - singer & actor.

Andrew Ridgeley (54) Egyptian, Italian / English, Scottish - singer, songwriter and record producer.

Hany Ramzy (52)  Egyptian - actor.

Khaled El Nabawy (50) Egyptian - actor.

Moustafa Amar (50)  Egyptian - musician & actor.

Khaled Abol Naga (50) Egyptian - actor.

Ahmed Helmy (47) Egyptian - actor & host.

Ahmed Ahmed (46) Egyptian - actor & comedian.

Mostafa Shaban (46) Egyptian - actor.

Mido Hamada (45/46) Egyptian - actor.

Xavier Naidoo (45) German, Indian / Egyptian - singer-songwriter.

Ahmed Ezz (45) Egyptian - actor.

Amr Saad (45) Egyptian - actor.

Amr Waked (43) Egyptian - actor.

Ramez Galal (43)  Egyptian - actor & singer.

Jaime Camil (43) Mexican (Egyptian, possibly other) / Brazilian (Portuguese, possibly other) - actor, singer & host.

Ahmed El Sakka (43) Egyptian - actor.

Omar Metwally (42) Egyptian / Dutch - actor.

Karim Abdel Aziz (41) Egyptian - actor.

Samer el Nahhal (41) Egyptian / Finnish - bassist.

Hany Adel (40) Egyptian - guitarist.

Sam Esmail (39) Egyptian - actor.

Tamer Hosny (39) Egyptian - actor.

Hesham Maged (36)  Egyptian - actor.

Ahmed El-Fishawy (36) Egyptian - actor.

Khalid Abdalla (36) Egyptian - actor.

Sammy Sheik (35) Egyptian - actor.

Mohamed Mamdouh (35) Egyptian - actor.

Rami Malek (35) Egyptian, 1/8th Greek - actor.

Sami Malek (35) Egyptian, 1/8th Greek - actor.

Asser Yassin (35) Egyptian - actor.

Ahmed Dawood (34) Egyptian - actor.

Amr Salama (34) Egyptian - film director, blogger, screenwriter & author.

Andreas Bourani (33) Egyptian - singer-songwriter.

Mohamed Imam (32) Egyptian - actor.

Tarek El-Ibiary (30) Egyptian - actor.

Karim Kassem (30) Egyptian, Jewish heritage - actor.

Mohamed Ramadan (28) Egyptian - actor.

Ali Rabee (27) Egyptian - actor.

Xavier Dolan (27) Egyptian / French-Canadian, one quarter Irish - actor.

Sherif Fayed (24) Egyptian - footballer.

Fady Elsayed (23) British / Egyptian - actor.

Youssef Osman (22) Egyptian - actor.

Shady Srour (21) Egyptian - Youtuber.

Youssef Sawmah (19) Lebanese, Egyptian.

Mohamed El Sharnouby (?) Egyptian - actor.

Ahmed Hatem Omar (?) Egyptian - actor.

Mohamed Kelany (?) Egyptian - musical artist.

Moe Michaels (?) Egyptian - actor.

Amir Aboulela (?) Egyptian - actor.

Tameem Youness (?) Egyptian - Youtuber.

Non-binary:

N/A

Trans:

N/A

-C

[ultraericthered]

Characters in DuckTales where I prefer their original versions:

Scrooge McDuck - As great as the 2017 series’ Scrooge is, he is very notably different from how the character is traditionally depicted, being more of a Doctor Who-esque ageless semi-immortal character with more of a cocky, boastful youthful energy to him and a more pronounced “for it’s own sake” love of adventuring, thrill-seeking, and making bold new discoveries. The 87 version is much closer to a comics-accurate characterization, and was allowed to be the star of the show who featured in pretty much every episode (as opposed to 17 Scrooge who sits some episodes out). And while David Tennant is pitch-perfect as the version of Scrooge he’s playing, Alan Young simply WAS Scrooge McDuck. No voice could be more fitting.

Huey, Dewey, and Louie - True, the nephews in the 87 series were more interchangeable in terms of characterization and all voiced by Russi Taylor. But this too is closer to how they’re traditionally portrayed in Disney media, and it made for less chances of them falling prey to bad writing and obnoxiousness like the versions of them seen in Quack Pack or the 17 series. While I like Huey and Louie in the 17 series and can tolerate Dewey on his better days, I’m not sure the “updates” given to them were really required. The nephews operating as a single unit is fine. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.

Duckworth - This character was created for the 87 series and that’s naturally where he gets to be around more and display more character as opposed to a ghost who pops up every now and then. 

Magica De Spell - Much like Scrooge, I love Magica in the 17 series, she works very well for what she’s supposed to be there and is one of my top favorite villains in that show, but the 87 version is a lot closer to the character from the Barks comics, actually gets to act as one of Scrooge’s personal arch foes as opposed to the show just telling us that she is but only having her and Scrooge directly interact twice (and Catherine Tate was cast specifically ‘cause she’d play well off of David Tennant’s Scrooge so what the Hell?), and is generally more fun to watch, especially since June Foray WAS the character.

Ma Beagle and the Beagle Boys - The 17 series’ take on the Beagle Boys is one of the aspects of it that just never clicked with me compared to the 87 series. The 87 versions simply have better looking designs, operate more like actual criminals rather than white trash junkyard hooligans, and had far more of a recurring and prominent presence on their show, which better honors the comics. Ma Beagle is pretty good in both shows, but again, June Foray’s voice acting for one of them helps that version stand out a little more.

Don Karnage - Obviously. Karnage was created for Tale Spin, he looks better as a red wolf than he does as a dog-face character, had a more recurring and prominent presence on that show, and while I do enjoy Jaime Camil’s portrayal of DT Don Karnage, he’s just got nothing on Jim Cummings’ original take, which is simply irreplaceable and impossible to imitate, particularly his iconic multilateral accent.

Drake Mallard/Darkwing Duck - Another case where as good as the new version is, the original cannot ever be fully replicated

Gosalyn Waddlemeyer - The original cannot ever be fully replicated.

Steelbeak - See the above two, and in Darkwing Duck he pretty much carried F.O.W.L all by himself. Jason Mantzoukas gives an entertaining and somewhat more rooster-like vocal performance for his Steelbeak, but Rob Paulsen’s suave voice and delivery for the original character has a certain charm to it that just can’t be beat.

Negaduck - The Jim Starling version in DT17 was great, but we last saw him having just turned into Negaduck so we didn’t get too good a feel for him beyond that one episode. Original Negaduck had more of a recurring and prominent presence on his show, so he wins out.

Characters in Ducktales where I prefer their rebooted versions:

Donald Duck - Donald was kind of a nonentity in the 87 series, getting put on a navy boat at the start and then only featuring in a few other episodes. Tony Anselmo was still fairly new to voicing him then, and the lack of friction between him and his family members didn’t feel right - his nephews were typically pests to him in the old cartoons, but this series only showed their loving sides to each other. For all the controversy that surrounds the 17 series’ take on Donald, he has actual character depth and development, with his relationship with his family being far more interesting and layered, and we get more classic Donald comedy gags from him too, so he’s the GOAT.

Webby Vanderquack - The original Webby had practically zero personality beyond being the Token Girl character and stereotypically saccharine pwecious widdle child tagalong sidekick trope, which made her more irritating than endearing. The new Webby could not be more opposite - her series sees her receiving some actual character development, forging great relationships and being a very lovable character with a strong personality who serves far more of a purpose to the show and to the family on adventures than simply a Token Girl/Tagalong Kid. She’s pretty much the heart of the series, with her personal arc being at the core of it’s running narrative. 

Bentina Beakley - As with Webby, the original Mrs. Beakley suffered from an irritating, sexist portrayal and not serving that much purpose in most episodes. The new Beakley is a tremendous improvement.

Gyro Gearloose - While the 87 series’ Gyro is a lot closer to the character from the comics, I judge based on how much interest and enjoyment I have in a character and 87 Gyro, while he could be amusing, was never all that interesting to me. 17 Gyro is just more interesting, deeper and more developed, and thanks to Jim Rash’s voice acting, a helluva lot funnier too. Plus, I even prefer his design.

Gladstone Gander - The 87 series had the benefit of casting Rob Paulsen in the role, which is ideal casting, but otherwise Gladstone was depicted in a much better light than you’d think he should be given Barks’ characterization of him. The ‘17 version by contrast feels more like the insufferably smug, infuriatingly lucky bastard he’s meant to be, and Paul F. Tompkins’ voice acting really helps sell it.

Fenton Crackshell - Fenton in the 87 series was alright, but could be a little too grating in how whiny and perpetually downtrodden he was and he was always overshadowed by his Gizmoduck persona in both that show and in Darkwing Duck. Fenton Crackshell Cabrera in the reboot is infinitely more endearing, likable and interesting as a character in and out of the Gizmo Suit, really owing a lot to the natural charm that Lin-Manuel Miranda brings in his voice acting.

Mama Cabrera is also a marked improvement over M’ma Crackshell.

Bubba Duck - The 87 series version was a Scrappy who ruined the show with his presence on it. The 17 series’ version only featured in a single episode, in which he was made an Adaptational Badass and the first of Clan McDuck. Yeah, this one was a no-brainer.

Goldie O’Gilt - Like Gyro, the ‘87 series version is technically more in line with the comics’ character, but I never found her to be particularly interesting. I remembered Scrooge and Glomgold fighting over her more than I remembered her character. Goldie in the ‘17 series is more interesting and memorable as her own character.

Lena De Spell - Minima De Spell technically appeared in a DuckTales comic based on the cartoon, but she was basically just Webby with an evil witch aesthetic. Lena is radically different from Minima in ways that make her an improvement in every respect.

Gandra Dee - Despite not being at all a parody of Sandra Dee like the name suggests, 17 series Gandra is an improvement over the original 87 series character, who only existed to give Fenton grief.

The Phantom Blot - The Blot in the 87 series was a typical Saturday Morning Cartoon supervillain with a Cobra Commander-esque voice, while the Blot in the 17 series was a stealer of magic with a voice like the Shredder from the 80′s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Neither one of them are at all like the classic comics’ character, but between the two, 17 Blot is a better 80′s villain parody with more distinction and a better usage in the plots he’s featured in, so I prefer him.

F.O.W.L - This group was underwhelming in both the original 87 DuckTales and in Darkwing Duck. Aside from Steelbeak, no one to come out of F.O.W.L was particularly noteworthy. It works way better as an evil organization in the reboot due to a wider assortment of members who we get to better know the personalities and personal motivations of, and a much better leader in Bradford Buzzard.

Characters in Ducktales who I feel equally about both versions:

Launchpad McQuack - If we were comparing and contrasting both DuckTales, the 87 version of Launchpad might be the one I find to be just a little better than his rebooted incarnation. However, then we factor in Darkwing Duck, where Launchpad’s characterization slightly differed from 87 DuckTales. 17 Launchpad actually bridges the gap between the two portrayals within a single characterization, so I have to commend that as well. Overall I’d say they’re both great as are.

Flintheart Glomgold - The 87 version is actually named Flintheart Glomgold by birth and is a more accurate, if not watered down, version of Barks’ character who’s actually an “evil twin” and worthy opponent to Scrooge, with the two of them standing on an even ground as business rivals. But the 17 version, despite having the birth name of Duke Baloney and not really being that at all, is easily a more interesting and entertaining character who can get away with applying Barks’ Glomgold’s more ruthless and evil tactics so long as he remains cartoonish and idiotic. So again, both of them work.

Doofus Drake - The 87 version of Doofus was a good guy character but was an obnoxious stereotype of a fat dweeby kid and thus not particularly likable. The 17 version is an antagonist, thus isn’t meant to be likable, but is even more off-putting a presence thanks to the new context behind him and how dark they push it (why’s his name still Doofus if he’s not exactly a doofus but instead a total nutcase?). It’s kind of a “pick your poison” deal, and I’m not a fan either way.

Gene the Genie - Both versions come from the long ago year of 1990 and both work fine for what they are, no complaints here.

Taurus Bulba - Both versions of him are very different yet equally menacing types of villains, with perfect looking designs and pitch perfect voice acting from Tim Curry and James Igleheart respectively.

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Pictured with my date to the 18th Annual Latin Grammy Awards at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Thursday, Nov. 16, 2017, Vegas hosted by stars Jaime Camil (@jaimecamil) and Roselyn Sánchez (@roselyn_sanchez). The night was packed with unforgettable performances from Luis Fonsi (@luisfonsi), Juanes (@juanes), French Montana (@frenchmontana), Maluma (@maluma), J Balvin (@jbalvin) and many more. Also, ran into Flo Rida (@official_flo), Bad Bunny (@badbunnypr, Wilmer Valderrama (@wilmervalderrama), Daddy Yankee (@daddyyankee), Erika and Ender @erikaender. Also, scheduled to appear included Ricky Martin and Shakira (@shakira), Pitbull (@pitbull), and Enrique Iglesias (@enriqueiglesias). Tag friends who are fans of the Latin Grammy Awards #HOLLYWOOD #FAMOUS #CELEBRITY #MUSIC #RAP #MOVIES #TV #ACTOR #ACTRESS #GIRLS #PRETTY #BEAUTIFUL #SPORTS #I #LOVE #FASHION #FOOD #COLORFUL #HOT #LOVE #AMAZING #INSTAGOOD #COOL #HAPPY #LIFESTYLE #PICOFTHEDAY #PHOTOOFTHEDAY #SMILE #STYLE #SWAG

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WINNERS OF 18TH ANNUAL LATIN GRAMMY AWARDS® ARE ANNOUNCED TONIGHT LIVE ON UNIVISION FROM MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA IN LAS VEGAS 

The Biggest Night in Latin Music® Featured an Impressive Lineup of the Most Respected and Talented Artists from Around the World

The Latin Recording Academy’s Celebratory Week Included a Sold-Out Tribute to Alejandro Sanz with Guest Appearances by Camila Cabello, Nick Jonas and Residente LAS VEGAS (November 16, 2017) – The winners of the 18th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards® were announced tonight during a live broadcast from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The three-hour special aired on the Univision Network, and was hosted by Jaime Camil and Roselyn Sánchez.

The Biggest Night in Latin Music® was the culmination of a festive week of spectacular, sold-out events that brought together the most talented musicians, performers and dancers from the world of Latin music. From private parties and star-studded red carpets to the glamorous stages with incredible performers playing to packed houses, the best of the best came together for an inspirational, joy-filled celebration that helped our communities begin healing after recent national disasters.

Throughout the week, guests were treated to the inaugural Leading Ladies of Entertainment Luncheon honoring women who have excelled in the arts and sciences, and made indelible impressions and contributions to the Latin entertainment industry.

The homages continued as eight music legends were honored with Lifetime Achievement Awards and Trustees Awards.

The highly anticipated 2017 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year™ ceremony honored 18-time Latin GRAMMY and three-time GRAMMY winner Alejandro Sanz for his artistry and substantial philanthropic contributions.

Premiere and LIVE Telecast

The Premiere ceremony was hosted by three-time Latin GRAMMY® Award-winning singer-songwriter and producer Tommy Torres. It began with performances by Latin GRAMMY nominees Tiago Iorc, Las Migas, Debi Nova, and Sig Ragga. Presenters included Paula Arenas, Eduardo Cabra, César Camargo Mariano, and Miranda!

Among the highlights from the LIVE 18th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards:

Residente opened the show with “Hijos del Cañaveral,” accompanied onstage by an impressive ensemble of Puerto Rican musicians.

Natalia LaFourcade, alongside Carlos Rivera, Flor De Toloache and Los Macorinos, played a medley of “Mexicana Hermosa” and “Tú Sí Sabes Quererme.”

2007 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year™ Juan Luis Guerra presented Alejandro Sanz with the 2017 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year award. Sanz sang “Cuando Nadie Me Ve” and “No Es Lo Mismo,” and was joined onstage by 40 “DREAMers.”

Juanes performed with Logic, and Alessia Cara moved the audience with her medley of “Es Tarde” and “1-800-273-8255.”

Bronco and Ha*Ash performed the Armando Manzanero classic “Adoro” on its 25th anniversary.

Banda El Recodo, featuring Lila Downs, sang “En Mi Viejo San Juan” and the ranchera “Viva México.”

Luis Fonsi closed the show with “Despacito,” accompanied by Víctor Manuelle, Bomba Estéreo, and Diplo.

Additionally, The Latin Recording Academy’s President /CEO Gabriel Abaroa Jr. presented the President’s Merit Award to award-winning composer, lyricist, and performer Lin-Manuel Miranda for his outstanding and numerous contributions to the Latin community.

Exclusive behind-the-scenes coverage of the 18th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards was available via Facebook Live. The live stream included interviews from various locations, including the red carpet, Latin GRAMMY Premiere® ceremony, backstage, and the media center.

The 18th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards were supported by Univision’s multiple platforms, which include digital, social and radio, and feature video interviews and photos, an extensive archive of past shows, a live blog, behind-the-scenes footage and dedicated forums for fans to share their excitement leading up to the live broadcast on www.latingrammy.com and www.univision.com/latingrammy.  Univision Radio is the official Spanish-language radio network of the Latin GRAMMY Awards.

Additionally, the telecast was distributed internationally to more than 80 countries.

The Latin GRAMMY Awards are voted on by The Latin Recording Academy®‘s international membership body of music makers, who represent all genres and creative disciplines, including recording artists, songwriters, producers, mixers, and engineers. The 2017 nominees were selected from nearly 10,000 submissions across 48 categories during the eligibility period (July 1, 2016 through May 31, 2017).

For a complete list of winners please visit the official Latin Recording Academy website at LatinGRAMMY.com.

ABOUT THE LATIN RECORDING ACADEMY: The Latin Recording Academy is an international, membership-based organization comprised of Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking recording artists, musicians, songwriters, producers and other creative and technical recording professionals. The organization is dedicated to improving the quality of life and cultural condition for Latin music and its makers. In addition to producing the Latin GRAMMY Awards to honor excellence in the recorded arts and sciences, The Latin Recording Academy provides educational and outreach programs for the Latin music community either directly or through its Latin GRAMMY Cultural Foundation®. For more information about The Latin Recording Academy, please visit LatinGRAMMY.com. ESTA NOCHE SE ANUNCIARON LOS GANADORES DE LA 18.a ENTREGA ANUAL DEL LATIN GRAMMY® EN VIVO POR UNIVISION DESDE MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA EN LAS VEGAS

La Noche Más Importante de la Música Latina™ incluyó un grupo impresionante de los artistas más respetados y talentosos del mundo

La Semana de Celebración de La Academia Latina de la Grabación incluyó un evento con entradas agotadas en homenaje a Alejandro Sanz con la participación de Camila Cabello, Nick Jonas y Residente

LAS VEGAS (16 de noviembre de 2017) – Esta noche se anunciaron los ganadores de la 18.a Entrega Anual del Latin GRAMMY® durante una trasmisión en vivo desde MGM Grand Garden Arena en Las Vegas. El especial de tres horas se trasmitió por la Cadena Univision, y sus maestros de ceremonias fueron Jaime Camil y Roselyn Sánchez.

La Noche Más Importante de la Música Latina™ fue la culminación de una semana de celebraciones con eventos espectaculares con entradas agotadas y la participación de los más talentosos músicos, artistas y bailarines de la música latina en el mundo. Desde las elegantes fiestas privadas hasta los estelares desfiles por la alfombra roja, escenarios espectaculares e impresionantes artistas que se presentaron ante salas llenas, se congregó lo mejor de lo mejor para una celebración inspiradora y jubilosa que llevó consuelo y ánimos a nuestras comunidades, después de las recientes catástrofes nacionales.

Durante la semana, se realizó el almuerzo inaugural Leading Ladies of Entertainment, un homenaje a mujeres que han sobresalido en las artes y ciencias, y han dejado marcas indelebles y grandes aportes a la industria del entretenimiento latino.

Se otorgó a ocho legendarios artistas el Premio a la Excelencia Musical y el Premio del Consejo Directivo.

En la muy esperada ceremonia a la Persona del Año se rindió homenaje a Alejandro Sanz, quien ha ganado el Latin GRAMMY 18 veces y el GRAMMY tres veces, por su talento artístico y considerables contribuciones filantrópicas.

Premiere y trasmisión EN VIVO

El maestro de ceremonias de la Premiere fue Tommy Torres, cantautor y productor que ha ganado el Latin GRAMMY® tres veces. Se inició con presentaciones de los actuales nominados al Latin Grammy Tiago Iorc, Las Migas, Debi Nova y Sig Ragga. Entre las celebridades que entregaron premios estuvieron Paula Arenas, Eduardo Cabra, César Camargo Mariano y Miranda!

Algunos de los momentos culminantes de la 18.a Entrega Anual del Latin Grammy, que se trasmitió EN VIVO fueron:

Residente dio inicio al espectáculo con “Hijos del Cañaveral”, acompañado en el escenario por un grupo de impresionante músicos puertorriqueños.

Natalia LaFourcade cantó un popurrí junto a Carlos Rivera, Flor De Toloache y Los Macorinos que incluyó “Mexicana Hermosa” y “Tú Sí Sabes Quererme”.

Juan Luis Guerra, la Persona del Año 2007 de La Academia Latina de la Grabación™, entregó a Alejandro Sanz el premio a la Persona del Año 2017 de La Academia Latina de la Grabación. Sanz cantó “Cuando Nadie Me Ve” y “No Es Lo Mismo”, y se sumaron a él en el escenario 40 “DREAMers”.

Juanes cantó con Logic, y Alessia Cara conmovió a la audiencia con un popurrí de “Es Tarde” y “1-800-273-8255”.

Bronco y Ha*Ash ofrecieron la clásica canción de Armando Manzanero “Adoro” para conmemorar su 25to aniversario.

Banda El Recodo cantó con Lila Downs “En Mi Viejo San Juan” y la ranchera “Viva México”.

Luis Fonsi cerró el show con “Despacito”, acompañado por Víctor Manuelle y Bomba Estéreo.

Además, Gabriel Abaroa Jr., Presidente/CEO de La Academia Latina de la Grabación, entregó el Premio de la Presidencia al galardonado autor, compositor e intérprete Lin-Manuel Miranda por sus sobresalientes y numerosos aportes a la comunidad latina.

Hubo cobertura exclusiva detrás del escenario de la 18.a Entrega Anual del Latin GRAMMY en Facebook Live. La trasmisión por internet y en vivo incluyó entrevistas desde diversos lugares, entre ellos la alfombra roja, la Premiere del Latin GRAMMY®, detrás del escenario y el centro de medios.

La 18.a Entrega Anual del Latin GRAMMY contó con el respaldo de las múltiples plataformas de Univision, que incluyen medios digitales, redes sociales y radio, y estas presentarán videos con entrevistas, fotos, un extenso archivo de ceremonias pasadas, un blog en vivo, escenas detrás del escenario y foros especiales donde los fans pueden expresar la emoción que sienten en www.latingrammy.com y www.univision.com/latingrammy. Univision Radio es la cadena oficial de radio en español del Latin GRAMMY.

Además, la trasmisión fue distribuirá a nivel internacional, a más de 80 países.

La votación del Latin GRAMMY está a cargo de los miembros internacionales de La Academia Latina de la Grabación, creadores de música que representan todos los géneros y las disciplinas creativas, incluidos artistas, músicos, compositores, productores, especialistas en mezclado e ingenieros. Los nominados de 2017 fueron seleccionados entre 10,000 candidatos en 48 categorías durante el periodo de elegibilidad (1 de julio de 2016 a 31 de mayo de 2017).

Para una lista completa de los ganadores, por favor, visiten el sitio web oficial de La Academia Latina de la Grabación, LatinGRAMMY.com.

Sígannos en Facebook (LatinGRAMMYs), Twitter (@LatinGRAMMYs) o Instagram (@LatinGRAMMYs). Usen #LatinGRAMMY en sus plataformas favoritas de redes sociales.

ACERCA DE LA ACADEMIA LATINA DE LA GRABACIÓN: La Academia Latina de la Grabación es una organización internacional que cuenta como miembros a artistas, músicos, compositores, productores y otros profesionales técnicos de la grabación, de habla hispana y portuguesa. La organización se dedica a mejorar la calidad de vida y las condiciones culturales de la música latina y sus creadores. Además de producir la Entrega del Latin GRAMMY para destacar la excelencia en las artes y ciencias de la grabación, La Academia Latina de la Grabación ofrece programas educativos y de asistencia a la comunidad musical latina, ya sea directamente o por medio de su Fundación Cultural Latin GRAMMY®. Para más información acerca de La Academia Latina de la Grabación, por favor visiten LatinGRAMMY.com. OS GANHADORES DA 18.ª ENTREGA ANUAL DO LATIN GRAMMY® FORAM ANUNCIADOS À NOITE, AO VIVO, PELA REDE UNIVISION, A PARTIR DA MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA, EM LAS VEGAS

A Noite Mais Importante da Música LatinaTM juntou vários dos mais respeitados e talentosos artistas do mundo    

A semana de celebrações da Academia Latina da Gravação incluiu um tributo, com ingressos esgotados, a Alejandro Sanz, e que teve apresentações especiais de Camila Cabello, Nick Jonas e Residente

LAS VEGAS (16 de novembro de 2017) – Os ganhadores da 18.ª Entrega Anual do Latin GRAMMY® foram anunciados esta noite, durante uma transmissão ao vivo, a partir da MGM Grand Garden Arena, em Las Vegas. O especial de três horas foi ao ar pela Rede Univision e foi apresentado por Jamie Camil e Roselyn Sánchez.

A Noite Mais Importante da Música LatinaTM foi a culminação de uma semana de festividades de eventos espetaculares e com ingressos esgotados, que uniram talentosos músicos, performers e dançarinos de todo o mundo da música latina. Das glamorosas festas privadas e tapetes vermelhos repletos de estrelas, aos cenários incríveis e apresentações com casa lotada, o melhor do melhor se reuniu para uma celebração inspiracional e cheia de energia, que ajudou nossas comunidades a levantar seu moral após os recentes desastres naturais pelos quais atravessaram.

Durante toda a semana, os convidados participaram do almoço Leading Ladies of Entertainment em homenagem a mulheres que se sobressaem nas artes e ciências e que já deixaram impressões e contribuições indeléveis para a indústria do entretenimento latino.

Oito lendas da música receberam o Prêmio À Excelência Musical e Prêmio da Junta Diretiva; e uma noite de gala altamente esperada para homenagear o 18 vezes ganhador do Latin GRAMMY e três vezes vencedor do GRAMMY, Alejandro Sanz, por sua arte e substanciais contribuições filantrópicas.

Premiere e Transmissão ao Vivo

A Premiere do Latin GRAMMY® foi conduzida pelo três vezes ganhador do Latin GRAMMY®, o compositor, produtor e cantor Tommy Torres, e teve início com uma apresentação dos indicados ao Latin Grammy Tiago Iorc, Las Migas, Debi Nova e Sig Ragga. Entre os apresentadores estavam Paula Arenas, Eduardo Cabra, César Camargo Mariano e Miranda!

A seguir, alguns dos momentos mais marcantes da 18.ª Entrega Anual do Latin GRAMMY:

Residente abriu o show com “Hijos del cañaveral,” acompanhado no palco por um grande número de músicos portorriquenhos.

Natalia LaFourcade, Carlos Rivera, Flor De Toloache e Los Macorinos cantaram um medley que incluiu “Mexicana hermosa” e “Tu si sabes quererme”.

A Personalidade do Ano 2007 da academia Latina da Gravação, Juan Luis Guerra, apresentou a Alejandro Sanz a estatueta correspondente ao título de Personalidade do Ano 2017 da Academia Latina da Gravação™. Sanz cantou “Cuando nadie me ve” e No es lo mismo”, acompanhado no palco por 40 “DREAMers”.

Juanes se apresentou com Logic e Alessia Cara, e levantarm o público ao cantar o mega sucesso “1-800-273-8255”.

Bronco e Ha*Ash cantaram juntos o clássico de Armando Manzanero “Adoro”, que completa 25 anos.

Banda El Recodo com Lila Downs interpretaram “En mi viejo San Juan” e o hino ranchero “Viva Mexico”.

Luis Fonsi encerrou o show cantando “Despacito,” acompanhado por Víctor Manuelle, Bomba Estéreo e Diplo.

Além disso, Gabriel Abaroa Jr., Presidente/CEO Da Academia Latina da Gravação, apresentou o Prêmio da Presidência ao premiado autor, compositor e intérprete Lin-Manuel Miranda, por sua impressionante e numerosa contribuição à comunidade latina.

O site LatinGRAMMY.com ofereceu, através do Facebook Live, cobertura exclusiva dos bastidores da 18.ª Entrega Anual do Latin GRAMMY. A transmissão ao vivo trouxe entrevistas a partir de vários locais, tais como as chegadas ao tapete vermelho, a cerimônia Premiere do Latin GRAMMY®, dos bastidores diversos e do centro de transmissão.

A 18.ª Entrega Anual do Latin GRAMMY foi suportada por múltiplas plataformas da Univision, que contam com recursos digitais, mídias sociais e rádio, e apresentam entrevistas em vídeo e fotos, um grande arquivo de shows anteriores, um blog ao vivo, imagens de bastidores e fóruns dedicados para que os fãs possam compartilhar a emoção até o momento da transmissão ao vivo em www.latingrammy.com e www.univision.com/latingrammy.  A Rádio Univision é a rede de rádio oficial em idioma espanhol da Entrega do Latin GRAMMY.

Adicionalmente, a transmissão para televisão foi distribuída internacionalmente para mais de 80 países.

Os ganhadores do Latin GRAMMY são escolhidos pelos membros internacionais da Academia Latina da Gravação, que representam todos os gêneros e disciplinas criativas, incluindo artistas, compositores, produtores, mixers e engenheiros da indústria da gravação. Os indicados de 2017 foram selecionados entre quase 10.000 inscrições, em 48 categorias, durante o período de elegibilidade (1° de julho de 2016 até 31 de maio de 2017).

Para obter a lista completa de ganhadores, favor visitar o website oficial da Academia Latina da Gravação: LatinGRAMMY.com.

Siga-nos pelo Facebook (LatinGRAMMYs), Twitter (@LatinGRAMMYs) ou Instagram (@LatinGRAMMYs). Utilize #LatinGRAMMY em suas plataformas favoritas de mídia social. SOBRE A ACADEMIA LATINA DA GRAVAÇÃO:

A Academia Latina da Gravação é uma organização internacional composta por artistas, músicos, compositores, produtores e outros profissionais técnicos e artísticos da gravação, de língua hispânica e portuguesa. A organização se dedica a melhorar a qualidade de vida e as condições culturais da música latina e de seus criadores. Além de produzir a Entrega do Latin GRAMMY para premiar a excelência nas artes e nas ciências da gravação, a Academia Latina da Gravação promove programas educativos e assistenciais para a comunidade musical latina, diretamente ou por intermédio de sua Fundação Cultural Latin GRAMMY®.  Para mais informações sobre a Academia Latina da Gravação, por favor, visite o site LatinGRAMMY.com

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Pictured with my date to the 18th Annual Latin Grammy Awards at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Thursday, Nov. 16, 2017, Vegas hosted by stars Jaime Camil (@jaimecamil) and Roselyn Sánchez (@roselyn_sanchez). The night was packed with unforgettable performances from Luis Fonsi (@luisfonsi), Juanes (@juanes), French Montana (@frenchmontana), Maluma (@maluma), J Balvin (@jbalvin) and many more. Also, ran into Flo Rida (@official_flo), Bad Bunny (@badbunnypr, Wilmer Valderrama (@wilmervalderrama), Daddy Yankee (@daddyyankee), Erika and Ender @erikaender. Also, scheduled to appear included Ricky Martin and Shakira (@shakira), Pitbull (@pitbull), and Enrique Iglesias (@enriqueiglesias). Tag friends who are fans of the Latin Grammy Awards #HOLLYWOOD #FAMOUS #CELEBRITY #MUSIC #RAP #MOVIES #TV #ACTOR #ACTRESS #GIRLS #PRETTY #BEAUTIFUL #SPORTS #I #LOVE #FASHION #FOOD #COLORFUL #HOT #LOVE #AMAZING #INSTAGOOD #COOL #HAPPY #LIFESTYLE #PICOFTHEDAY #PHOTOOFTHEDAY #SMILE #STYLE #SWAG

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