#quack pack episode

[ducklooney]

Donald Duck saves his nephews - Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck - Quack Pack - Happy birthday Donald Duck! - Father's Day - Video clip

9/6/1934 The Classic Short “The Wise Little Hen” was shown and Donald Duck appeared there for the first time. Donald Duck will become one of the main stars of not only Disney, but also cartoon films, comics and video games at all. Certainly there is no need to tell his history.

An excerpt from the Quack Pack episode “Noisy Neighbors” and I am uploading this video again for my own reasons, since the previous one did not work properly (problem in the tags as far as I know). I'm definitely posting it for Donald's 90th birthday as well as Father's Day! Happy Father's Day to all fathers, uncles and grandfathers!

I’m posting this just in case, because Donald Duck is both father and mother to his nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie, that is, a real parent to them and unfortunately most people still deny it. That’s why I posted this clip showing Donald saving his nephews from two evil thieves, as well as sacrificing his night lamp to save his teenage nephews from being crushed by a garbage disposal. And in the end, Huey, Dewey and Louie embrace him as their real parent, as the Unca Donald they’ve always thought of him as.

Yes, whatever you think about Quack Pack, it was the only animated series that showed a lot of moments of dynamic relationships between Donald Duck and his nephews, like father-son relationships, and in my opinion it was the best segment of that underrated series. Of course, you have a lot of that in comics, but unfortunately only in animation is Quack Pack showing it well. Of course, the OG Ducktales and Mickey’s Once Upon A Christmas also showed well, only that Donald was a secondary character and less shown than his nephews, while in the Ducktales reboot, there were only some moments of hugs and nothing more. That’s why I appreciate and love this series. My opinion.

By all means, if you’re a fan of Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey and Louie, and a fan of the Quack Pack, please like and reblog this! And Happy Father’s Day and Happy Belated Birthday to Donald’s Nephews as well as Happy 90th Birthday Donald Duck! Because today is that day!

[michimonie]

Have you noticed that HDL has a very close interaction with Daisy in the QP? Especially Huey, who is obviously picking up some habits from Daisy? They can see her as a mother figure, in analogy to Donald.

Daisy being a mother figure? I can definitely see it.

She has quite a few moments where she is the first one they go to for problems without Donald's help

HDL: Hello. That's what we've been saying. Daisy: Boys, this is a problem.

(Quack Pack, "Pride Goeth Before the Fall Guy")

Especially when the problem is Donald.

Daisy: You're right, boys. He is behaving oddly. Daisy: Well, I'm sure there's a perfectly logical explanation for all this...... maybe not.

(Quack Pack, "The Germinator")

She's supportive, regardless of whether the issue is big, or just a little food stand.

Dewey: We're trying to start a business, but no one wants to try our Tasty Paste. Daisy: Well, I'll tell you what. I'll be your first customer. Daisy after seeing the food: *laughs nervously* Looks scrumptious.

(Quack Pack, "Tasty Paste") This took place in Huey's dream, but if anything it helps the point that this is how they see her.

As for Huey taking after her, I don't remember any specific things (beyond the scene below), but I definitely believe it. This scene makes me think she could swap beauty tips with him.

(Quack Pack, "Heavy Dental") Huey goes through a rigorous beautifying routine for a pretty boy contest.

Bonus: Daisy saying a very Auntie sounding thing (at least to me, could just be an old person phrase)

Daisy: My taste buds are doing the Fandango!

(Quack Pack, "Tasty Paste")

Edit: I was watching "I. O. U. A U. F. O." while writing this up and to add to the earlier Daisy stuff, She was pretty supportive of Dewey's attempts to find a UFO, even though she obviously thought it was all a scam. Meanwhile Donald, Huey, and Louie were just causing trouble and pranking them.

[gilbir-t]

Last time Scrooge will ever treat them to dinner

[avgfandomguy]

I need some help DuckTales (2017) Fandom!!!

I'm writing an essay about s3ep2 "Quack Pack!" and I want to have screenshots from the episode to emphasize my point.

So if you have any screenshots from that episode, can you please reblog this with it.

Please?

[cottagedreamy]

I am bored, so let me make a list about my favorite random things about Quack Pack (or small things that i notice and i found interesting that i remember at the moment):

The triplets see Donald not only as an uncle, but as a full literal father for them. This is explicit in the 3rd episode, where they go to a medieval kingdom and in their analogy, if Donald (their uncle) is a king, that would make them princes! But well, you know that the lineage of the royal crown is passed from father to son, so as much as we know as viewers that Donald is a father figure to them, it's great to see this being reinforced by the triplets theirselves :) Another occasion, is that they don't seem bothered when Donald introduces himself for the others as their father (made very clear in episode 31)

Huey has PTSD and Black Cat phobia (and cat allergy as well)

The boys took a lot more habits from Daisy than from Donald, like the facial expressions, the skincare routine and filing the nails (those last two is shown by Huey), and this proves that Daisy is very present in their lives :)

As mentioned by Daisy, they can't have a normal travel without someone ending on the jail

Louie is coded neurodivergent!

I really like how Dewey's Middle Kid Syndrome is written in QP. Yeah, i know it's something showed in all the duckverse versions of Dewey, but i love how QP introduces this. Dewey loves his brothers, but sometimes he feels suffocated and his own space is being invaded, but his brothers don't do that on purpose and he knows it, so while he fights the urge to open up to them (something he can't do well), he also doesn't want to make them upset. He thought that his desire to want his own space is to want to be alone, but then he realizes that he doesn't like being alone, but that he just need a moment alone sometimes. And so, Dewey's lack of communication about this issue ends up making his brothers mistake that he's stressed, and they try to cheer him up and show support (in a hyperprotective way) that ends up leaving him more suffocated. And then when Dewey finally speaks out and walks away, it makes Huey and Louie realize that they never had a personal space, because their personality during their childhood was based on the fact that they were triplets, that they complemented each other, that they had to share things, and that meant they didn't have their own personal space. Huey and Louie get into an argument about each other's bad attitudes that might have upset Dewey, but then they realize that some of the other's habits actually really bother each other. I love how they end up resolving this issue, and how their relationship improves from there on through the episodes.

Dewey has sweet tooth!

Many QP episodes makes a lot of references to others disney tv shows and rock music hits in 90's (Dewey, Louie and Huey are into rock!)

Louie is an environmental activist and opposes trafficking and wild animals

Louie is a multi-instrumentalist! He is shown to know how to play drums, harmonica and violin.

Dewey has a strong artistic connection. He writes texts, poems and paintings!

Dewey is also the "teatral kid"

Dewey is shown to be interested in physics, aliens and halloween.

Apparently, one of Dewey's hobbies is building and inventing things! This is shown in some episodes.

Although the triplets don't work directly for Kent Powers, they often help Daisy and Donald with work, like doing the recordings and giving them script ideas (and it's funny, because Kent himself forgets about it and thinks they are his employees)

This is shown MANY times during the show. The triplets have their own code language. They use a specific word to represent an idea that must be executed like "haircut", "special treatment" (and others that i can't remember right now)

Huey is the only one of the triplets who knows how to drive (implying they are around 16 years old)

Huey have trouble at sleeping, and have a tendency to have nightmares

If you watched Quack Pack, you may have noticed that Louie started to guard his thoughts more after being constantly scolded by Huey, and became more audacious and rebellious episodes later

Louie has trouble understanding sarcasm and identifying danger. It's also notable that he doesn't understand some common social situations.

Huey is quite superstitious, especially because he defends the idea that nothing happens by chance and that everything has a purpose, and that the universe always seems to conspire in his favor

Dewey's full name in Quack Pack is Deuteronomy

As much as Huey, Dewey and Louie are the triplets nicknames, they nickname their own nicknames LOL some exemples are Hueson, Dewman/Dewis and Lou-Lou

In Episode 11, Dewey admits he likes the idea of ​​being a woman.

I think it's cute that despite Huey's gruff personality, he is constantly worried about the well-being of his family, like disapproving of the amount of candy Dewey eats and worring if he doesn't feeling well, or when Louie gets into trouble (Huey always gets desperate because he knows Louie's tendency to be in danger) and when Donald ends up being the victim of scams (which makes him furious with whoever is messing with his uncle)

As stated by Louie, Huey has a "trying to take over the world mood"

I love Daisy's dynamic with the triplets. She is always encouraging them, protecting them, worrying and listening to them. This makes her a true mother figure for them, and I am happy to see that they reciprocate that affection and respect for her.

Louie and Dewey communicate by looking constantly

Huey is extremely sarcastic

Dewey is into photography!

[doctorquacks87]

Day 6: Just some existential crisis happening here

Also featuring my oc Via being held by QP!Huey

[jewishraypalmer]

Donald Duck 🤝 Wanda Maximoff

Trapping loved ones in a sitcom to avoid the horrors

[thehuggingisajustfortodaything36]

Thank you everyone who voted in my very first poll! There was a grand total of 105 votes throughout the entire poll! Congratulations to the DuckTales (2017) episode that is considered to be the best in the entire series!

Nothing Can Stop Della Duck!

[zenzerosstuff]

HOW MANY TIMES HAS THIS HAPPENED BEFORE!?

How? Who? Where? why!?

[queer-in-a-cornfield]

Dewey would try so hard to be the heartthrob character but Louie’s just standing right there like this

i'm looking forward to season3💚

[ducklooney]

Donald Duck gets fired - Quack Pack and The Legend of The Three Caballeros - Video Clip

Donald Duck has worked many jobs in many cartoons and comics, but whenever bad things happen to him, he gets fired. So in Quack Pack and The Legend of The Three Caballeros. In Quack Pack, Donald was a cameraman working for Kent Powers, but in the episode "Pride Goeth Before the Fall Guy", he is fired under sabotage by Nigel Nightshade. Although Daisy defended him, Kent Powers still fired him.

In the episode "Dope-A Cabana", Donald is a hairdresser and barber who works for Mr. Macklemore, but unfortunately because he couldn't give Pete's son Pete Junior a good haircut (Pete is actually a woman in The Legend of the Three Caballeros), he angered Pete and Mr. Macklemore fires Donald with "You're fired!". And on Donald's birthday, unfortunately.

You can freely compare, but you can see a big similarity that Donald worked for blondes who are very awkward towards him. If you want justice for Donald, feel free to like and reblog this!

[the-nameless-wacky-inventor]

this is going to sound very weird I’m sorry but stay with me here for a second this is about character design something I’ve paid attention to when drawing Della is that her design doesn’t have visible boobs actually-

I was just kinda oh neat y’know fun diverse body types with these ducks but then I noticed her quack pack design does???

so then I was like oh maybe her jacket is thick so you can’t tell they’re there and this is just attention to outfits and fabrics but NO we see her in other outfits-

and they’re not visible THERE either so like.

they deadass just boobified her for this episode????? huh???

[usertransducks]

sorry I just needed to add these tags because yeah!!!

I kinda love how, even when Donald’s wish was supposed to make the family a normal family that goes on normal adventures, they just…weren’t. Della’s still a traumatized amputee that got stuck on the moon for 10 years. Beakley’s still a spy, Scrooge is still the Richest Duck in the World, Webby is even more crazy and violent if anything, the triplets and Launchpad are literally just themselves in new outfits and with a touch of stir-crazy, and it’s clear from how they’re all talking that they at least go on their usual adventures off-screen(the bear picture comes to mind). Because Donald doesn’t want a normal family with normal problems, not really, not at the expense of them being themselves. He just wanted a break and it got out of hand and his stubbornness set in.

[cottagedreamy]

If Disney only knew how much I want a Quack Pack revival/reboot......

[also, 2nd panel translation]

Louie: I sure am doing a great job pretending I'm straight, my brothers don't even know I'm gay

Dewey and Huey: He's so gay

[best-ducktales-episode]

Round #2