History Fridge / DuckTales2017S3E22TheLastAdventure

* It is implied that Scrooge rented out Funso's entire facility for the birthday party, which would have included drinks and some amount of food (not to mention, kept innocents away should the raid go wrong). Thus, Webby asking for a cup for "water" and then getting Pep was not costing the facility anything: it was just a customer getting what had already been paid for. Check the waitress's expression as she hands over the cup: having learned of the scam from prior experience with Louie, she was knowingly indulging Webby, on an occasion where the waitress would not get in trouble for doing so. Webby and Louie thought Webby pulled a fast one, though.

* Manny is revealed to be this world's version of Goliath, who was a BigGood if KnightInSourArmor within the original ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'' canon. Yet he is nicer, since he proclaims that he is no longer the horse he used to be, and likes being an intern and [=McDuck=] employee. In the first season finale, he told Little Bulb, "I need this job." That wasn't because he needed the income; Scrooge became Manny's MoralityChain and inspired him to be better, if less capable power-wise.

** Launchpad always admired Darkwing Duck and superheroes in general. He was always labeled as the goofy sidekick who couldn’t do anything right (especially as a pilot). The only time he was competent and helpful was when he was hit with the smart ray, only for Dewey to tell him that he liked Launchpad as himself. In the end, Launchpad learned he had the heart and courage of a hero the whole time and was able to save everyone by being himself. And now he is part of a new adventure with a new family (Drake Mallard and Gosalyn).

* Why is Von Drake still alive? F.O.W.L. stole the Fountain of Youth. This is fridge horror because of how that fountain worked. How many people were killed to keep their captive alive?

** She wants an epic final showdown with Scrooge, and he just faced a battle to the near death. It's likely she wanted to fight him when he wasn't as tired and in better shape.
** It's possible she and even the other villains are at least a bit grateful that the McDucks saved them from being brainwashed and wiped from existence.

** On that note, the fact that Isabella Finch kept dragging her ''completely unwilling and incompetent'' grandson along was what started this mess. Talk about TheButterflyEffect.

** There'd be no reason to have Webby get the Papyrus pre-series. The contract relies on forcing Scrooge to choose between adventuring and his family. Until the end of the first episode, Scrooge didn't care about either (that is, he thought he'd already lost them, so he had no emotional investment in it either way). Getting Webby involved without having Scrooge in a vulnerable state would have just been showing his hand. Webby became obsessed with a mailman who stopped coming to he house; how do you think she would have reacted if Scrooge's CEO asked her to do something and a glowing ancient scroll appeared out of thin air? Either she would tell Beakley, or Bradford would abduct her to stop her from telling Beakley and her absence would alert Beakley.

** If Goliath is in this universe, does that mean Demona is too, hatred of people and all? Thank goodness the series is over because Manny [[ThisIsGonnaSuck would not be pleased on seeing his ex again]]. And how about Xanatos? Througth, on the bright side, it also opens the possibility for versions of Elisa Maza, the Manhattan Clan, and other good characters from the series to exist in this universe as well.

* The villains leave peacefully after Magica transforms Bradford, not even stopping to say something like "Curse you [=McDuck=]!" Perhaps Scrooge's genuine apology in [[Recap/DuckTales2017S3E22TheLastAdventure the last episode]] had more of an impact than it appeared at the time.

* Scrooge isn't just referring to the Duck family and their friends as his family, but [[WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck his]] [[WesternAnimation/ChipAndDaleRescueRangers fellow]] WesternAnimation/DisneyAfternoon [[WesternAnimation/TaleSpin stars]] [[WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}} as well.]]

* It was pointed out on the [[WhatAnIdiot/DuckTales2017 What An Idiot!]] page that before the Spear of Selene incident, Bradford could have just sided with Donald to get them to take a break from Adventuring, instead of telling Della about it so she'd impulsively take it. Given it was hinted Black Heron was corrupting Bradford into villainy, it's likely she nudged him into doing the more underhand thing rather than the boring, ethical choice of simply siding with Donald.