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** In addition the villainous Duckula used in ''DangerMouse'' may be one of said incarnations before meeting his end (and thus setting up for Igor's botched ritual).

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** In addition the villainous Duckula used in ''DangerMouse'' ''WesternAnimation/DangerMouse'' may be one of said incarnations before meeting his end (and thus setting up for Igor's botched ritual).
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* FridgeBrilliance: What if all of Duckula's bad luck through out the show was due to the events that transpired in "Bad Luck Duck". It would honestly explain a a lot.

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* FridgeBrilliance: What if all of Duckula's bad luck through out the show was due to the events that transpired in "Bad Luck Duck". It would honestly explain a a lot.
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** Well, as the Ronald Reagan administration might have put it, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ketchup_as_a_vegetable ketchup is a vegetable]]...

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** Well, as the Ronald Reagan administration might have put it, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ketchup_as_a_vegetable ketchup is a vegetable]]...vegetable]]...

*FridgeBrilliance: What if all of Duckula's bad luck through out the show was due to the events that transpired in "Bad Luck Duck". It would honestly explain a a lot.
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* Why does the ketchup, a product usually served on ''meat'', turn Duckula into a vegetarian, rather than just making him a meat eater instead of a blood drinker? Ostensibly, because it was made from Tomatoes. But shouldn't that have given Duckula a craving for ''fruits'' instead? Tomatoes aren't vegetables, after all.

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* Why does the ketchup, a product usually served on ''meat'', turn Duckula into a vegetarian, rather than just making him a meat eater instead of a blood drinker? Ostensibly, because it was made from Tomatoes. But shouldn't that have given Duckula a craving for ''fruits'' instead? Tomatoes aren't vegetables, after all.all.
** Well, as the Ronald Reagan administration might have put it, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ketchup_as_a_vegetable ketchup is a vegetable]]...
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** In addition the villainous Duckula used in ''DangerMouse'' may be one of said incarnations before meeting his end (and thus setting up for Igor's botched ritual).

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** In addition the villainous Duckula used in ''DangerMouse'' may be one of said incarnations before meeting his end (and thus setting up for Igor's botched ritual).ritual).

*Why does the ketchup, a product usually served on ''meat'', turn Duckula into a vegetarian, rather than just making him a meat eater instead of a blood drinker? Ostensibly, because it was made from Tomatoes. But shouldn't that have given Duckula a craving for ''fruits'' instead? Tomatoes aren't vegetables, after all.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Von Goosewing's continual attempts to kill Duckula make sense when you consider he's the first instance of a vegetarian vampire in centuries of Duckula revivals, and previous incarnations were noted for their cleverness. Given the past Duckulas, Von Goosewing's is simply WrongGenreSavvy, if anything.

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* FridgeBrilliance: Von Goosewing's continual attempts to kill Duckula make sense when you consider he's the first instance of a vegetarian vampire in centuries of Duckula revivals, and previous incarnations were noted for their cleverness. Given the past Duckulas, Von Goosewing's is simply WrongGenreSavvy, if anything.anything.
** In addition the villainous Duckula used in ''DangerMouse'' may be one of said incarnations before meeting his end (and thus setting up for Igor's botched ritual).

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