History Awesome / PaperinikNewAdventures

* Issue #11. Gorthan is hooked to a LotusEaterMachine that will eventually malfunction and turn into a black hole that will destroy the Earth if he doesn't wake up, forcing Zoster to pull a EnemyMine on PK. PK gets inside the dream too and manages to deactivate the device. When Zoster decides to [[ILied kill PK]] while he is still unconscious from using said device [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking while quoting the Evronian poet Zartas]] (Gorthan's favourite - [[FelonyMisdemeanor and Zoster got it wrong]]) while doing so, Gorthan ''wakes up from pure anger'' and sets him straight. Goodbye EvilChancellor, welcome back NobleDemon.

* In "The Mark of Moldrock", Paperinik realizes the only way to defeat Moldrock is to use [[spoiler:Trauma's psychic powers to force him to experience both his own panic and that of the Horde members still inside him]]. He manages to get [[spoiler:Trauma]] into position, the attack hits... And then Moldrock ''[[VillainousValor overcomes it]] and punches out [[spoiler:Trauma]]''.

* '''Oh, yeah.''' Aside from the mere existence of the comic itself, there's plenty of examples.

* After being [[spoiler:tricked for a whole issue by a robot impersonating Lyla]], a pissed [[spoiler:Pikappa]] delivers a '''brutal''' CurbStompBattle.

* As [[NightmareFuel unsettling]] as it may be, when Vendor crosses the line by [[spoiler:causing the death of Lyo]], the Ultimate-universe PK [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge loses it]]. And it's ''epic''.
-->'''[[ThisIsUnforgivable No more]] ''[[ThisIsUnforgivable jokes]]''. [[PreAsskickingOneLiner No more]] ''[[PreAsskickingOneLiner games]]''.'''
** It gets even better two panels later, when Vendor [[OhCrap realizes]] that, essentially, ''PK is going to kill him''. With the scariest KubrickStare you can imagine.
--> '''Vendor:''' ''"B-but you a-are a hero... [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness you can't do this kind of things...]]"''
--> '''PK:''' ''"I have '''bad''' news for you. '''[[NightmareFuel I've just resigned.]]'''"''
** The best part about it can be noticed only by those fans who have read the first stories of Paperinik (those published in the Seventies): this is the one time PK acts like the ''original'' Paperinik, the royally pissed Donald Duck using all of his underestimated abilities to get his revenge at any cost, and that you cannot stop. In the end Paperinik didn't take his revenge, but only because Lyla found a way for Vendor to [[spoiler: [[BackFromTheDead resurrect Lyo]].]]
* Anymore Boring, Everett's right hand man, has a magnificent one in a PK-2 issue in which two street gangs get their hands on energy weapon chips similar to the Ducklair-made ones while a few batches of Ducklair-made chips delivered to the Army are found defective. Birgit Q advocates stopping production to check where the damage was being done, but Anymore points out the enormous economic damage they would get and starts checking records. After a while, Birgit tells him that she has had enough of his antiquated methods and that she would take things in her own hands... At which point Anymore replies that he has already proved that one of the delivery companies was replacing the chips for the Army with low quality ones and selling the good ones to the gangs, and has sicked the ''US Army'' on the culprit; when Birgit found him he was just checking the records again to make sure he had found everything (he did). That was when Birgit (and the readers) realized that Anymore Boring was more than a glorified accountant...
** Rupert Potomac gets his moment in the same issue. After realizing that he completely mistook Donald's intentions towards Stella Nice (he thought Donald was trying to steal Stella from him, while in truth he was helping Rupert in getting closer to her), he defends her from some members of a street gang who want to kidnap her and use her as a bargaining chip towards the leader of their rival gang, namely Stella's former boyfriend. The usally shy big guy dispatches half a dozen of them like nothing.

** And the miniseries ''Universe PK'' introduces her by having her [[OffscreenMomentOfAwesome crush a platoon of Evronian warriors offscreen]]. Said Evronians had just managed to knock out Paperinik at the end of a tough battle (that's why it's offscreen: he was almost completely fainted and could only hear their voices crying out in terror, and when he managed to open his eyes, he could only see her silhouette before losing consciousness).
* Reboot Issue #11. Gorthan is hooked to a LotusEaterMachine that will eventually malfunction and turn into a black hole that will destroy the Earth if he doesn't wake up, forcing Zoster to pull a EnemyMine on PK. PK gets inside the dream too and manages to deactivate the device. When Zoster decides to [[ILied kill PK]] while he is still unconscious from using said device [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking while quoting the Evronian poet Zartas]] (Gorthan's favourite - [[FelonyMisdemeanor and Zoster got it wrong]]) while doing so, Gorthan ''wakes up from pure anger'' and sets him straight. Goodbye EvilChancellor, welcome back NobleDemon.
* A minor one from the reboot's Issue #15, "The Swarm". PK and company are being chased by the titular swarm of micro-robots. Lyo's answer? ''[[CrazyAwesome Pull out]] [[TankGoodness a tank]]''.

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* In his first battle with the Evronians, Paperinik is forced to face dozens of Evronians with the improved 313-X without having the time to read the manual and find out what the new improvements do. He ''kicks their ass'', and they're about to run before they are reinforced by twice their numbers.
** Eventually, the Evronians shoot down Paperinik... [[BigDamnHeroes Cue Xadhoom.]]
** During the battle, an Evronian comes too close to Scrooge. Scrooge hits him so hard he loses his memory.
* "Time to Waste":
** Paperinik has to face the Raider... and gives him so much trouble that not only does the Raider have to resort to time travel to avoid a knock-out hit and later to [[SaveScumming avoid the fight altogether]], but he also ''abandons the mission to build the continuum-changing chronosail to fight Paperinik'', [[TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou and won't tolerate anyone stealing his kill]].
*** Also, one for Angus. Scrooge had forced Paperinik to take the journalist with him... and when the Raider gains the upper hand, Angus ''hits him with a missile''. [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere That's when the Raider decided to press the]] ResetButton on the confrontation.
* "Never Too Late":
** The Evronians pull the forcefield trap again. With a variant: the projector is on a spaceship, meaning that their energy supply cannot be cut and they can bring Xadhoom and Paperinik on their base.
*** And that's when the Raider shows up and performs his SaveScumming. End result: the spaceship with the projector doesn't have surprise on its side and is toasted by Paperinik, Xadhoom, and the Raider.
* "Coming Back":
** With Xadhoom refusing to help against the Raider, Paperinik is in trouble, but convinces him to go a few days forward in time to see what would happen if he doesn't help with the Evronians. As they're looking at the Evronians overrunning Earth, a warrior tries and jump on them... [[OffHandBackHand and they casually disintegrate him without bothering to look while chastising his impoliteness]].
** The Raider and Paperinik have put together a plan to defeat Zondag's vanguard, but they need to get on his ship to execute it. Enter Gyro... who has just finished modifying the 313-X, which can now ''reach space''.
** The plan to get rid of Zondag involves time travel. The Evronians, having noticed days earlier that someone had a TimeMachine, have activated a device that inhibits their working. Note that the Evronians ''do not have time travel technology''.
** Paperinik and the Raider are trapped by the Evronians, and cannot use time travel to get rid of them... Turns out that Xadhoom changed her mind about helping Paperinik with the Raider and decided to hang around as they infiltrated the Evronian base, [[BigDamnHeroes and now she enters the scene]].
** In the ensuing battle, the Raider wrecks the device blocking his [[TimeMachine chronosail]]. What does he do next? Easy: He sends them back in the era of the dinosaurs.
*** Incidentally, we know from [=PK2=] that an alien race with more than enough firepower had a base on Earth at the time, and their enemies, who were ''winning the war'', were coming there. Three guesses on what happened to Zondag and his troops off-screen.
* "Paperinik Dealing with Realities":
** The Raiders has returned to steal some paintings. He ''steals them from an helicopter''.
** [[EnemyMine Paperinik and the Raider are forced to ally to fight a reality-hopping Raider equipped with a working othership]]. In the end, [[DefeatingTheUndefeatable Paperinik finally succeeds in defeating a Raider]]. With a ''spring-powered punch'' on the Othership.

[[WMG: New Era]]

[[WMG: Double Duck crossover]]
* From the PKNE 2016 story “Pk vs ComicBook/DoubleDuck: Timecrime”. The existence of the story itself: as you likely noticed from the title, it's a {{Crossover}} between ''PaperinikNewAdventures'' and ''Double Duck''. You can't get a much more awesome setting using only the classic Disney characters…
** Rogue Time Cop [=T32=], alias [[spoiler:Kay's descendant John Konnery]], breaks into an apartment in Duckburg... [[MuggingTheMonster And gets promptly beaten up by the owner Kay K]], resulting in a broken chronosail. [[spoiler:And he even choose it because it belonged to his ancestors]]...
** Chasing [=T32=] Kay gets on the roof and [[NiceJobBreakingItHero unwittingly distracts Lyla, stopping her from catching him and mistaking her for an accomplice]]. What does Kay do next? ''Wreck Lyla''.
** Paperinik breaking into the Agency to rescue Lyla, and making almost everyone look like fools before casually defeating Kay and Gizmo. The only reason he doesn't succeed is that, due the marvels of time travel, Double Duck is there too...
** [[LetsYouAndHimFight Pk versus Double Duck]]. An epic fight that ends only when they both realize that no, the other isn't an imposter (Paperinik comes from right after PKNA #39, and this story is set after "The Banks of Time", possibly after "The Black Beam").
** To try and recover Lyla, and with her what he needs to repair his chronosail, [=T32=] asks for help from local informants, who try and doublecross him. Too bad for them that the chronosail's damaged in such a way it can't travel through time, but can travel through ''space'' just fine. [[CurbStompBattle The poor fools quickly learn what happens when you fight someone who can]] [[TeleportersAndTransporters teleport]]...
** Axel Alpha's first appearance on page, getting the drop on [=T32=] and immediately realizing that, with what he had seen in his job, a time machine was possible.
** Paperinik and Double Duck convince Kay to help rescuing Lyla as soon as she's moved out of the Agency's base. Axel and [=T32=] ''beat them to the punch and escape to the Horizon Labs at Belgravia''.
** Paperinik's BavarianFireDrill at Belgravia's customs.
** As he waits for the chronosail to be repaired, Axel's getting bored. So he convinces [=T32=] to help him having some fun... By ''kidnapping every single leader of the Division and the 20th century Organization and dropping them into the entry hall of the Agency's headquarter''.
** Horizon Labs are just as guarded as the Agency's headquarters, possibly more. Paperinik, Double Duck and Kay breaks into with embarrassing ease... And just as at the Agency, someone doesn't fall for it: ''Axel and [=T32=]''.
** [=T32=] manages to teleport Paperinik into a makeshift death trap... And promptly gets socked by Double Duck with the Extransformer.
** Double Duck, Paperinik, Kay and an auto-repared Lyla versus [=T32=] and Axel. The only reason the bad guys even had a chance (and forced Paperinik to use the infamous Device 87 bis, and teleport the Extransformer somewhere and somewhen, as a distraction) was surprise and Kay's shock at learning that [[spoiler:[=T32=] is her descendant]].
** Our heroes versus the guards. The heroes are disarmed, the guards aren't. CurbStompBattle ensues.
** The guys at Horizon Labs successfully ''reverse-engineer the broken component of the chronosail''.
** After repairing the chronosail and erasing all the data Horizon Labs got from Lyla, Axel and [=T32=] escapes in time. What do they do with a single chronosail and Axel's genius? [[spoiler:''Create the 23rd century Organization'']].
** What happened to the Extransformer: it went in the past and was recovered by a nascent Agency, thus explaining both their advanced technology (reverse-engineered from that) and [[ContinuityNod where the Extransformer seen in Gizmo's lab a previous Double Duck story came from]]. Also, the exact place and time the shield went: ''Villa Rosa, right before Donald came there for the first time and found Fantomius' journal''.

** What does Paperinik do after finding out those Evronians are completely without officers and led only by a sergeant? [[BavarianFireDrill Take over as the local representative of an Evronian emperor]].

** Porphioolon was supposed to be an Evronian high-caste scientist, but the spore technician who grew him was a low caste and got him too stupid. [[spoiler:[[ObfuscatingStupidity Except he knows exactly who Xadhoom is thanks to the Evronvaac, and the others could only understand Earth's coordinates out of it]]]]...

* Issue 22: Lyla is on trial for malfunctioning (she attacked another Time Policeman), but PK managed to extort a confession from a corrupted politician. The Governor, hovever, reveals that it would not be accepted in court, having been extorted... but it would be enough to blackmail him, and eliminate him from the political scene. Also, that confession is ''not'' proof of Lyla's innocence, and, to add salt to the wound, admits that he "used" both PK and Odin Eidolon, and mocks them for "believing that politics and progress move at the same pace". Cue HumiliationConga:

* ''Chronicle of a Return'' tells the story of a return. Whose? [[spoiler:''Xadhoom'']]. And [[spoiler:she]] is brought to Earth by ''a squadron of Evronians''.

* In #7, Paperinik leads an army of Maori, armed with [[FamilyFriendlyFirearm regular]] [[AvertedTrope shotguns]], against the Evrons. Quite possibly a CoolVsAwesome moment.

* Xadhoom gets a couple in issue 17, while ill and weakened. The first comes from Uno telling Paperinik that he's keeping an eye on her in case she tries to escape... and then specifies that he has no illusion about being able to stop her, making it clear that she's just undefeatable. Then we find out she ''snuck out and back in multiple times without Uno noticing'', in spite of ''Uno being the [[GeniusLoci Mind]] of the building she snuck in and out of''.

* Paperinik and The Raider teaming up to save the universe in "Carpe Diem" is epic. The fact that Paperinik menages to do so [[spoiler:using a ''tie'']] makes this a Crowing Moment of CrazyAwesome.
* In #26, Paperinik pulls off what is quite possibly the most awesome case of WeNeedADistraction. How? With freaking [[TyrannosaurusRex Tyrannosaurus Rexes]].

* Issue 22: Lyla is on trial for malfunctioning (she attacked another Time Policeman), but PK managed to extort a confession from a corrupted politician. The Governor, hovever, reveals that it would not be accepted in court, having been extorted... but it would be enough to blackmail him, and eliminate him from the political scene. Also, that confession is ''not'' proof of Lyla's innocence, and, to add salt to the wound, mocks PK and Odin Eidolon for believing that politics and morality move at the same pace. Cue HumiliationConga as Odin reveals on the communicator that he overheard the entire conversation (and the Governor backpedals with an "I was kidding, I...), PK "using" the Governor as he used him - read: he ''threatened to let him plummet from a flying car if he doesn't help him'' -, and even comic relief Photomas gets a shot:
-->'''[[BunnyEarsLawyer Photomas]]''': Ehm... there is a solution.
-->'''Governor''':[''while dangling''] Tell him! Tell him, please!
-->'''Photomas''': The problem is that [[RunningGag I don't remember it...]]

* From the PKNE 2016 story “Pk vs ComicBook/DoubleDuck: Timecrime”:
** The existence of the story itself: as you likely noticed from the title, it's a {{Crossover}} between ''PaperinikNewAdventures'' and ''Double Duck''. You can't get a much more awesome setting using only the classic Disney characters…

** What happened to the Extransformer: it went in the past and was recovered by a nascent Agency, thus explaining both their advanced technology (reverse-engineered from that) and [[ContinuityNod where the Extransformer seen in Gizmo's lab a previous Double Duck story came from]]. Also, the exact place and time the shield went: ''Villa Rosa, right before Donald came there for the first time and found Fantomius' journal''.

* Anymore Boring, Everett's right hand man, has a magnificent one in a PK2 issue in which two street gangs get their hands on energy weapon chips similar to the Ducklair-made ones while a few batches of Ducklair-made chips delivered to the Army are found defective. Birgit Q advocates stopping production to check where the damage was being done, but Anymore points out the enormous economic damage they would get and starts checking records. After a while, Birgit tells him that she has had enough of his antiquated methods and that she would take things in her own hands... At which point Anymore replies that he has already proved that one of the delivery companies was replacing the chips for the Army with low quality ones and selling the good ones to the gangs, and has sicked the ''US Army'' on the culprit; when Birgit found him he was just checking the records again to make sure he had found everything (he did). That was when Birgit (and the readers) realized that Anymore Boring was more than a glorified accountant...

** The plan to get rid of Zondag involves time travel. The Evronians, having noticed days earlier that someone had a TimeMachine, [[DangerouslyGenreSavvy have activated a device that inhibits their working]]. Note that the Evronians ''do not have time travel technology''.

** Axel Alpha's first appearance on page, getting the drop on [=T32=] and [[GenreSavvy immediately realizing that, with what he had seen in his job, a time machine was possible]].

*** This has a moment of awesome for the handlers of Raghor, the above-mentioned SuperSoldier: after he and his troops launchs an unauthorized attack, the handlers provide the ultimate proof that the Evronians are DangerouslyGenreSavvy by [[spoiler: installing a brainwashing chip in the helmet of every single SuperSoldier]] to deal with a probable mutiny. When they ''do'' mutiny the mutants are too fast for the handlers to ''crush'' the rebellion with embarrassing ease, but after escaping their imprisonement, they [[spoiler: brainwash]] every single one of them but Raghor, who is being held at gunpoint and about to be executed. Then Xadhoom recovers her powers, and the handlers provide some more proof by [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere escaping while she is distracted]].

** The existence of the story itself: as you likely noticed from the title, it's a {{Crossover}} between ''PaperinikNewAdventures'' and ''Double Duck''. You can't get a much more awesome setting using only the classic Disney characters…

* In the last page of the ''Might and Power'' storyline, [[spoiler:One is finally reactivated by Everett.]]

** The monster is Trauma an Evronian SuperSoldier with SuperStrength and PsychicPowers that increase his victims' fears and allow him to feed on them, thus transforming the victim in a [[SlaveMook coolflame]]. To face him, Paperinik had to use a MiniMecha that protected him from those powers, but during the battle the mecha's cockpit was broken and Paperinik had to bear the full psychic assault... And the image above shows the start of what happened when he decided to face them: he ''crushed Trauma's powers'', to the point he {{Depowered}} him!

* In #7, Paperinik leads an army of Maori, armed with [[FamilyFriendlyFirearm regular]] [[AvertedTrope shoutguns]], against the Evrons. Quite possibly a CoolVsAwesome moment.
* After being [[spoiler:tricked for a whole issue by a robot impersonating Lyla]] a pissed [[spoiler:Pikappa]] delivers a '''brutal''' CurbStompBattle.

** And to drive home the point the memory knew ''exactly'' what she was doing... When Zoster was trying to persuade the memory into giving him her secret "for the good of the Universe", she told him "You want ''Might and Power''" with a sadistic grin, repeating the ''battlecry of the Evronian warriors''. [[WhatAnIdiot And Zoster, blinded by the mirage of godlike power, just told her to tell him]].
* Issue 22: Lyla is on trial for malfunctioning (she attacked anoter Time Policeman), but PK managed to extort a confession from a corrupted politician. The Governor, hovever, reveals that it would not be accepted in court, having been extorted... but would be enough to blackmail him, and eliminate him from the political scene. Also, that confession is ''not'' proof of Lyla's innocence, and, to add salt to the wound, mocks PK and Odin Eidolon for believing that politics and morality move at the same pace. Cue HumiliationConga as Odin reveals on the communicator that he overheard the entire conversation (and the Governor backpedals with a "I was kidding, I...), PK "using" the Governor as he used him - read: he ''threatened to let him plummet from a flying car if he doesn't help him'' -, and even comic relief Photomas gets a shot:

* Issue 30 shows how much dangerous an AI is. Despise not knowing where his twin is, Due successfuly manipulates the Evronians into attacking the ''entire'' Duckburg and into building a weapon capable of frying any active machine in town; he makes sure that Uno can't transmit itself outside of Duckburg (A plan Due [[NeverRecycleYourSchemes has actually used]] twice), and he [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking sends a message to Uno and PK]] [[IShallTauntYou just to make sure they knew they were doomed]].
** The true awesomeness goes to the Highest Zotnam, the commander of the manipulated Evronians: he knew since the beginning that Due was there and what he was doing, and let him do it because it benefited him (namely, the situation would force Paperinik in a losing battle, allowing him to finally get rid of him). At first it just seemed an idle boast and that they had noticed Uno sneaking in, but when Due is forced to escape we discover that Zotnam had his escape boat sabotaged, and let Due download himself in it and launch because ''blowing it up was more satisfying than just erasing him''. Uno's sneaking in merely told him where in the ship Due was manipulating some of his men, and where he should go to finally have a talk with him.

** She starts fighting three Evron battlefleets throwing at her everything they have, including the one thing that has been shown able to stop her: when the order of retreat came, there was barely a dozen ships still surviving.
** The Emperor used the [[spoiler: Xerbian survivors]] as hostages to force her to surrender and enter a device designed to force her into exploding before transforming her into a permanent power source. She [[NoSell No Sells]] the device's attempts at forcing her into exploding, and it's implied she [[NiceJobFixingItVillain learned the true extent of her powers and self-control and the importance of the latter in the process]].
** One of the Xerbian survivors, who was in love with her fiancee Xari, manage to tell her that they have a device that reverse coolflamization and makes former coolflames immune to the process, thus freeing the slaves of Evron, but have no energy to power it. Cue Xadhoom providing energy and [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy telling her to take care of Xari]].
** The Xerbians activated the device and freed the coolflames, but even with PK's lead the Evron warriors are still better armed, trained and experienced and are winning... Too bad that Xadhoom noticed the rebellion, broke out and ''single-handedly turned the tide of the battle'', wiping out the Evron garrison on the Imperial Worldship and activating the self-destruct.
** When the survivors of Xerba and the former coolflames are finally safe Xari tells her to not worry, and that they'll find a way to bring her back to normal. Xadhoom asks why, before pointing out she is [[AGodIAm all-powerful and with no need for living]] and that the other Xerbians should become like her.
** She asks two Evron prisoners if it's true that they have a device to copy memories. They confirm, and she ''improvises her attempt at chessmaster'', using nothing more than an alien technology whose existence she had just discovered, abilities she learned while prisoner of the Evrons and her [[spoiler: father]]'s penchant for telling stories.
** After all this, she hears her people wondering where they'll live, as the planet they had found temporary sanctuary before the Evrons tracked them, while livable (barely), lacks a sun and is energetically poor. Xadhoom [[HeroicSacrifice becomes the new sun of the Xerbians]]. A sun that PK suggests they name Xadhoom: in Xerbian the word means 'creditor', and they owe her too much.
* As [[NightmareFuel unsettling]] as may be, when Vendor crosses the line by [[spoiler:causing the death of Lyo]], the Ultimate-universe PK [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge loses it]]. And it's ''epic''.

** The best part about it can be noticed only by those fans who have read the first stories of Paperinik (those published in the Seventies): this is the one time Pk acts as the ''original'' Paperinik, the royally pissed Donald Duck using all of his underestimated abilities to get his revenge at any cost, and that you cannot stop. In the end Paperinik didn't take his revenge, but only because Lyla found a way for Vendor to [[spoiler: [[BackFromTheDead resurrect Lyo]].]]
* Xadhoom got a couple in issue 17, while ill and weakened. The first came from Uno telling Paperinik he's keeping an eye on her in case she tries and escape... And then specifies he has no illusion about being able to stop her, making clear she's just undefeatable. Then we find out she ''sneaked out and back in multiple times without Uno noticing'', in spite of ''Uno being the [[GeniusLoci Mind]] of the building she sneaked in and out of''.
* Anymore Boring, Everett's right hand man, had a magnificent one in a PK2 issue where two street gangs got their hands on energy weapon chips similar to the Ducklair-made ones while a few batches of Ducklair-made chips delivered to the Army had been found defective. Birgit Q advocated stopping production to check where the damage was being done, but Anymore pointed out the enormous economic damage they would get and started checking records. After a while Birgit told him she had enough of his antiquated methods and she would take things in her own hands... At which point Anymore replied he had already proved that one of the delivery companies was replacing the chips for the Army with low quality ones and selling the good ones to the gangs, and had sicked the ''US Army'' on the culprit: when Birgit found him he was just checking the records again to make sure he had found everything (he did). That was when Birgit (and the readers) realized that Anymore Boring was more than a glorified accountant...
** Rupert Potomac gets his moment in the same issue. After realizing he completely mistook Donald's intentions towards Stella Nice (he thought Donald was trying to steal Stella from him, while in truth he was helping Rupert in getting closer to her), he defends her from some members of a street gang who want to kidnap and use her as a bargaining chip towards the leader of their rival gang, namely Stella's former boyfriend. T he usally shy big guy dispatches half a dozen of them like nothing.

** Issue #0/3: her EstablishingCharacterMoment, followed by mistaking Paperinik for an Evronian and nearly killing him (the only reason he survived was that Xadhoom used an energy that only kills Evronians to limit collateral damage and torture them even as they die); Paperinik shows up with a weapon made ''specifically'' to capture Xadhoom, but our PhysicalGoddess frees herself as soon as she saw that Paperinik is an enemy of Evron; after Uno ruined the one chance the Evronians had to capture Xadhoom, the poor Evronians went from smug to OhCrap, because the otherwise undefeatable warriors of Evron just knew how outmatched they were.
** Issue #1: a group of lucky Evronians was about to capture Paperinik when she showed up, [[OhCrap causing the survivors to run away in utter terror]]; the entire crew of a cruiser was attacking her and Paperinik, and by the time Paperinik wanted to escape ''half of the Evronians were dead'' (she retreated because Paperinik was getting tired and was at risk); surrounded by most of the Coolflames complement, she [[MercyKill fried them all to put them out of their misery]] while in the middle of an HeroicBSOD (one of the Coolflames was a Xerbian); later the Evronians seem to have won, having trapped her and having both Paperinik and a fully restored Angus in their hands, when Xadhoom shows they had not trapped her and [[ExactWords keeps her promise of giving them her energy]] (the cruiser did not survive her promise);
** Sometime between Issue #1 and #6 she had an OffscreenMomentOfAwesome that caused the Evronians everywhere to [[TheDreaded fear her beyond any sense]];
** in issue #6 Paperinik and a group of US Army PoweredArmour were being killed by the acid of the Evronian spores when Xadhoom showed up and burned all the spores (she nearly cooked Paperinik too);
** she doesn't appear in issue #8, but still gets a moment of awesome when an Evronian officer mentions the Xadhoom Extermination Squad as a very feared CoolAndUnusualPunishment;
** the special issue ''Missing'' has her making a fool of an entire Evronian cruiser as the crew (disguised as Paperinik and a group of Xerbians) [[ItMakesSenseInContext attempted to understand what the Xarghon was]], before revealing she had seen through their disguise since the start and was ready to exterminate them all while dancing a Xarghon. She also shows up in another segment as the punchline to the HumiliationConga of two very unlucky Evronians;
** issue #17 starts with the Evronians hitting her with a weapon capable of absorbing the power of a star (or Xadhoom). Cue her ''[[CrazyAwesome entering the barrel of the weapon and wrecking everything]]''. Still she was weakened and prone to allucinations, causing her to mistake half of Duckburg for Evronians (thankfully she still used that Evronian-specific energy for the deed), and ''nothing could stop her even in her weakened state''. Only curing her stopped her... And she still bitchslapped the villains of the issue before leaving;
** she passes most of issue #28 BroughtDownToNormal [[spoiler: or so everyone believes]], but when she recovers her powers she ''disintegrates'' the Evronian SuperSoldier accidentally responsible for her bad day and who believed he had just killed her, and that was after having ''him'' say her battlecry LetsDance. And even before recovering her powers she gave the Evronian super soldiers a run for their money ''with a fork'';
*** This has a moment of awesome for the handlers of Raghor, the above-mentioned SuperSoldier: after he and his troops launched an unauthorized attack, the handlers provided the ultimate proof the Evronians are DangerouslyGenreSavvy by [[spoiler: installing a brainwashing chip in the helmet of every single SuperSoldier]] to deal with a probable mutiny. When they ''did'' mutiny the mutants were too fast for the handlers to ''crush'' the rebellion with embarrassing ease, but after escaping their imprisonement they [[spoiler: brainwashed]] every single one of them but Raghor, who was being held at gunpoint and about to be executed. Then Xadhoom recovered her powers, and the handlers provided some more proof by [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere escaping while she was distracted]].
** in issue #35 she sees through an Evronian bait to their trap and decides to humour them because it would lead her to more targets. As soon as Paperinik sabotages their trap (that ''could'' have worked), the battlecruiser is toast;
** issue #37 was already described above, so I will only say this: after this issue the might of Evron was ''completely and utterly broken'', with some survivors having to beg ''[[PunyEarthlings Earth]]'' for help;
** and the recent miniseries ''Universe PK'' introduces her by having her [[OffscreenMomentOfAwesome crush a platoon of Evronian warriors offscreen]]. Said Evronians had just managed to knock out Paperinik at the end of a tough battle (that's why it's offscreen: he was almost completely fainted and could only hear their voices crying out in terror, and when he managed to open his eyes he could only see her silhouette before losing consciousness).
* Reboot issue 11. Gorthan is hooked to a LotusEaterMachine that will eventually malfunction and turn into a black hole that will destroy the Earth if he doesn't wake up, forcing Zoster to pull a EnemyMine on Pk. Pk gets inside the dream too and manages to deactivate the device. When Zoster decides to [[ILied kill Pk]] while he was still unconscious from using said device [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking while quoting the Evronian poet Zartas]] (Gorthan's favourite - [[FelonyMisdemeanor and Zoster got it wrong]]) while doing so, Gorthan ''wakes up from pure anger'' and sets him straight. Goodbye EvilChancellor, welcome back NobleDemon.
* A minor one from the reboot's issue 15, "The Swarm". Pk and company are chased by the titular swarm of micro-robots. Lyo's answer? ''[[CrazyAwesome Pull out]] [[TankGoodness a tank]]''.

** Loses a few points since he does this almost by accident, by quitting the mission where he was supposed to die (he didn't know that). Recovers them all and gets more since he quits because his robotic maid tells him that Odin took Trip with him, [[PapaWolf and he immediately understands that something was threatening his son]]. ''He then tracks down Trip in an alternate past from his own'', and his mere appearance gets Trip to [[spoiler: declare he'll never become like [[FutureMeScaresMe The Griffin]]]], thus resetting his own death.
** Oh, and how did the Raider thank PK for making sure his son won't become a criminal? Easy: by hiring him a lawyer that got him off a few crimes with the Time Police.
** This is actually a stealth badass moment for Odin Eidolon. Why does the Raider come back? Because Odin kidnapped Trip. His plan to set things right was, from the begininning, infuriatingly simple. He just had to wait, he knew the Raider would come to pick his son up. Odin even SAID so in the beginning of the issue. And it worked.
* Paperinik and The Raider teaming up to save the universe in "Carpe Diem" was epic.The fact that Paperinik menages to do it [[spoiler:using a ''tie'']] makes this a Crowing Moment of CrazyAwesome.
* In #26,Paperinik pulls off what is quite possibly the most awesome case of WeNeedADistraction. How? With freaking [[TyrannosaurusRex Tirannosaurus Rexes]].

** Eventually the Evronians shoot down Paperinik... [[BigDamnHeroes Cue Xadhoom.]]
** During the battle an Evronian came too close to Scrooge. Scrooge hit him so hard he lost his memory...

** Paperinik has to face the Raider... And gives him so much trouble that not only the Raider has to resort to time travel to avoid a knock-out hit and later to [[SaveScumming avoid the fight altogether]], but he also ''abandon the mission to build the continuum-changing chronosail to fight Paperinik'', [[TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou and won't tolerate anyone stealing his kill]].
*** Also, one for Angus. Scrooge had forced Paperinik to take the journalist with him... And when the Raider gained the upper hand, Angus ''hit him with a missile''. [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere That's when the Raider decided to press the]] ResetButton on the confrontation...

** The Evronians pull again the forcefield trap. With a variant: the projector is on a spaceship, meaning that their energy supply cannot be cut and they can bring Xadhoom and Paperinik on their base.
*** And that's when the Raider shows up and performs his SaveScumming. End result: the spaceship with the projector doesn't have the surprise on its side and is toasted by Paperinik, Xadhoom and the Raider.

** With Xadhoom refusing to help against the Raider, Paperinik is in trouble, but convinces him to go a few days forward in time to see what would happen if he doesn't help with the Evronians. As they're looking at the Evronians overrunning Earth, a warrior tries and jump on them... [[OffHandBackHand Who casually disintegrate him while chastising his impoliteness and without bothering to look]].
** The Raider and Paperinik have put together a plan to defeat Zondag's vanguard, but they need to get on his ship to execute it. Enters Gyro... Who has just finished modifying the 313-X, that now ''can reach space''.

** Paperinik and the Raider are trapped by the Evronians, and cannot use time travel to get rid of them... Turns out that Xadhoom had changed her mind about helping Paperinik with the Raider and decided to hang around as they infiltrated the Evronian base, [[BigDamnHeroes and now she enters the scene]].
** In the ensuing battle, the Raider wrecks the device blocking his [[TimeMachine chronosail]]. What does he do next? Easy: he sends them back in the era of the dinosaurs.
*** Incidentally, we know from [=PK2=] that an alien race with more than enough firepower had a base on Earth at the time, and their enemies, who were ''winning the war'', were coming there. Three guesses on what happened to Zondag and his troops off-screen...

* On a meta level, the relaunch itself. The passion of both the original creators and the dedicated fanbase has brought back the series after twelve years; it helped that a member of the original PKNA team [[AscendedFan has become director]] of the Mickey Mouse weekly magazine - where the new stories are being published - in the meantime. The new publisher of Disney comics in Italy seems to believe strongly in the project: the first issue of the magazine with the new PK story has been printed and distributed in even more copies than the milestone 3000th issue a year earlier.

* The fourth episode opens with PK deciding to change his new morphing suit into the appearance of his old attire, with cape, sailor hat and a distinct Extransformer shield, meaning that he's now really ready to fight, while at the same time not wanting to lose what made himself a hero firsthand.

* In the first part of "Might and Power" we've been told that Grrodon's army was capable of crushing Earth's militaries in one month. In the final part, a multinational force equipped with the new ally's gun that [[spoiler: devolves the Evronians to spores]] gets the drop on them and ''wipe them out''.
* Eidolon threatening to track down the Raider and make him pay if he ditches Paperinik again. Why? Because the Raider was ''terrified''! Also, the fact the Raiders knows he can implies he ''already did it once''.
* The Evronian DNA tracker is a really fearsome instrument: if you think about it, it's the cause of some of the biggest troubles faced during the story. Yet PK thinks up a simple way to ''use it at his own advantage'': [[spoiler:he leaves some of his feathers around, confounding the trackers and spreading the Evronian guards thin.]]