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* Expy:This version of Gosalyn is an expy of Robyn from the tom and jerry movie,Penny from the Rescuers,anne Marie from all dogs to heaven(the plot of "orphan girl needs the help of the main hero to find her family")

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* Expy:This version of Gosalyn is an expy of Robyn from the tom and jerry movie,Penny from the Rescuers,anne Marie from all dogs goes to heaven(the plot of "orphan girl needs the help of the main hero to find her family")
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* Expy:This version of Gosalyn is an expy of Robyn from the tom and jerry movie,Penny from the Rescuers,anne Marie from all dogs to heaven(the plot of "orphan girl needs the help of the main hero")

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* Expy:This version of Gosalyn is an expy of Robyn from the tom and jerry movie,Penny from the Rescuers,anne Marie from all dogs to heaven(the plot of "orphan girl needs the help of the main hero")hero to find her family")
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*Expy:This version of Gosalyn is an expy of Robyn from the tom and jerry movie,Penny from the Rescuers,anne Marie from all dogs to heaven(the plot of "orphan girl needs the help of the main hero")
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* HeroicVow: Darkwing promises Gosalyn to find her grandfather.
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* Disneyfication: lighter and softer version of Darkwing Duck not showing his overconfidence,arrogance ,being egotistical and short temper.

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* Disneyfication: {{Disneyfication}}: A lighter and softer version of Darkwing Duck not showing his overconfidence,arrogance ,being overconfidence, arrogance, being egotistical and short temper.



* LighterAndSofter: ductales version of "Darkly Dawns The Duck"

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* LighterAndSofter: ductales version of The plot is very similar to "Darkly Dawns The Duck"Duck," the pilot episode of the original Darkwing Duck series, but with a lot less mention of death.
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* LighterAndSofter: ductales version of "Darkly Dawns The Duck"
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* Disneyfication: lighter and softer version of Darkwing Duck not showing his overconfidence,arrogance ,being egotistical and short temper.
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* FailedAttemptAtDrama: When Bulba dramatically reveals the RAMROD to the [=McDuck=]s, he comments that it probably would've worked better if he had put a tarp over it.

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* FailedAttemptAtDrama: When Bulba dramatically reveals the RAMROD to the [=McDuck=]s, he comments that it probably would've worked better if he [[DramaticCurtainToss had put a tarp over it.it]].
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-->'''Bradford:''' "I've never been closer to death thanks to your constant foolhardy adventures! If you didn't meddle with forces you didn't understand, Magica de Spell would never have broken the Bin, the Moon would never have invaded Earth, and all of reality wouldn't be in jeopardy! ''Someone has to put an END TO THIS!''"

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-->'''Bradford:''' "I've I've never been closer to death thanks to your constant foolhardy adventures! If you didn't meddle with forces you didn't understand, [[Recap/DuckTales2017S1E24theShadowWarPartIITheDayOfTheDucks Magica de Spell would never have broken the Bin, Bin]], [[Recap/DuckTales2017S2E24Moonvasion the Moon would never have invaded Earth, Earth]], and all of reality wouldn't be in jeopardy! ''Someone '''Someone has to put an END ''END TO THIS!''"THIS!'''''
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-->'''Bradford:''' "I've never been closer to death thanks to your constant foolhardy adventures! If you didn't meddle with forces you didn't understand, Magica de Spell would never have broken the Bin, the Moon would never have invaded Earth, and all of reality wouldn't be in jeopardy! ''Someone has to put an END TO THIS!''"
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** When Gosalyn opens Drake's closet to look for a change of clothes, Megavolt's Tron-Splitter weapon from the episode titled "Negaduck" is glimpsed inside. The device in the closet is likely just a large camera Drake has, since the original weapon resembled one.

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** When Gosalyn opens Drake's closet to look for a change of clothes, closet, what looks like Megavolt's Tron-Splitter weapon from the episode titled "Negaduck" is glimpsed inside. The device in the closet is likely just a large camera Drake has, since the original weapon resembled one.there.
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** When Gosalyn opens Drake's closet to look for a change of clothes, Megavolt's Tron-Splitter weapon from "Negaduck" is glimpsed inside. The device in the closet is likely just a large camera Drake has, as the original weapon resembled one.

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** When Gosalyn opens Drake's closet to look for a change of clothes, Megavolt's Tron-Splitter weapon from the episode titled "Negaduck" is glimpsed inside. The device in the closet is likely just a large camera Drake has, as since the original weapon resembled one.
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* ManipulativeBastard: Taurus Bulba. Initially he manages to get Darkwing Duck on his side by praising him as a hero, and it takes until halfway through the episode for DW to see through is lies.

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* ManipulativeBastard: Taurus Bulba. Initially he manages to get Darkwing Duck on his side by praising him as a hero, and it takes until halfway through the episode for DW to see through is his lies.
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* EvilerThanThou: Taurus Bulba finds that Bradford doesn't approve his plan with the Ramrod, feeling it's too risky. Bulba responds by throwing his boss into a cell before continuing on with is plan anyways.

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* EvilerThanThou: Taurus Bulba finds that Bradford doesn't approve his plan with the Ramrod, feeling it's too risky. Bulba responds by throwing his boss into a cell before continuing on with is his plan anyways.
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* AscendedMeme: A popular meme from the classic Ducktales series involved Scrooge angrily crying "A sea monster at my ice cream!" In the special, Scrooge ends up trapped in a dimension that features him reenacting that very scene on loop.

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* AscendedMeme: A popular meme from the classic Ducktales series involved Scrooge angrily crying "A sea monster at ate my ice cream!" In the special, Scrooge ends up trapped in a dimension that features him reenacting that very scene on loop.
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** When Gosalyn opens Drake's closet to look for a change of clothes, Megavolt's Tron-Splitter weapon from "Negaduck" is glimpsed inside. The device in the closet is likely just a large camera Drake has, as the original weapon resembled one.

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* HeelFaceTown: Thanks to the efforts of Mayor Owlson, St. Canard has gone from being a WretchedHive to having (supposedly) ''zero'' crime. Averted in the ending, with Darkwing heading out to fight more crime.

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* HeelFaceTown: Thanks to the efforts of Mayor Owlson, St. Canard has gone from being a WretchedHive to having (supposedly) ''zero'' crime. Averted Subverted in the ending, with Darkwing heading out to fight more crime.



** For that matter, there was no real reason for Bradford to come to Saint Canard in person to yell at Bulba. Had he simply stayed safely out of the way and called by phone he could have kept his cover a little longer.



** Taurus Bulba wears a white coat and acts chummy to hide a more sinister agenda, which contrasts with Darkwing's DarkIsNotEvil.

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** Taurus Bulba wears a white coat and acts chummy to hide a more sinister agenda, which contrasts with Darkwing's DarkIsNotEvil.DarkIsNotEvil outfit.


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** Owlson's motivation for not wanting more costumed crimefighters like Darkwing showing up can be boiled down to this. She doesn't want more wild chaos in her town, on her watch, but at the same time recognizes it's necessary after four supervillains start tearing the city apart.
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* TheDulcineaEffect: Gosalyn has this effect on Drake, motivating him to become a better hero and eventually a parent. While at first, he's suspicious of her claims that Bulba is a thief, he tries to investigate on her behalf and realizes that she was right about Bulba's character, diving dramatically to save her life. Launchpad later reveals that Darkwing has been up for days because he's working with Fenton to find a way to save Grandpa Waddlemeyer, protesting that there ''has'' to be a way despite the Ramrod's instability. Darkwing later goes alone to face Bulba and the Fearsome Four, without taking Gosalyn or Launchpad, in a desperate attempt to honor his promise to her.

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* TheDulcineaEffect: Platonic PapaWolf example. Gosalyn has this effect on Drake, motivating him to become a better hero and eventually a parent. While at first, he's suspicious of her claims that Bulba is a thief, he tries to investigate on her behalf and realizes that she was right about Bulba's character, diving dramatically to save her life. Launchpad later reveals that Darkwing has been up for days because he's working with Fenton to find a way to save Grandpa Waddlemeyer, protesting that there ''has'' to be a way despite the Ramrod's instability. Darkwing later goes alone to face Bulba and the Fearsome Four, without taking Gosalyn or Launchpad, in a desperate attempt to honor his promise to her.



** If it weren't for Taurus Bulba going rogue (combined with Bradford showing up ''in person'' and away from his usual office), the [=McDucks=] wouldn't have a chance of realizing that F.O.W.L. was around and led by Bradford.

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** ** If it weren't for Taurus Bulba going rogue (combined with Bradford showing up ''in person'' and away from his usual office), the [=McDucks=] wouldn't have a chance of realizing that F.O.W.L. was around and led by Bradford.

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* TheDulcineaEffect: Gosalyn has this effect on Drake, motivating him to become a better hero and eventually a parent. While at first, he's suspicious of her claims that Bulba is a thief, he tries to investigate on her behalf and realizes that she was right about Bulba's character, diving dramatically to save her life. Launchpad later reveals that Darkwing has been up for days because he's working with Fenton to find a way to save Grandpa Waddlemeyer, protesting that there ''has'' to be a way despite the Ramrod's instability. Darkwing later goes alone to face Bulba and the Fearsome Four, without taking Gosalyn or Launchpad, in a desperate attempt to honor his promise to her.



* NiceJobFixingItVillain: If it weren't for Taurus Bulba going rogue (combined with Bradford showing up ''in person'' and away from his usual office), the [=McDucks=] wouldn't have a chance of realizing that F.O.W.L. was around and led by Bradford.

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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: NiceJobFixingItVillain:
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If it weren't for Taurus Bulba going rogue (combined with Bradford showing up ''in person'' and away from his usual office), the [=McDucks=] wouldn't have a chance of realizing that F.O.W.L. was around and led by Bradford.Bradford.
** Taurus eventually gets tired of Darkwing escaping with his life from the Fearsome Four and decides to give the duck a public execution. This gives Launchpad and Gosalyn time to mount a rescue.
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** Bushroot's new zombie-like appearance evokes the appearance of the dead husks of himself he left behind in the ''Darkwing Duck'' episode [[Recap/DarkwingDuckS1E42TwinBeaks "Twin Beaks."]]

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** Bushroot's new zombie-like appearance evokes the appearance of the dead husks of himself he left behind in the ''Darkwing Duck'' episode [[Recap/DarkwingDuckS1E42TwinBeaks "Twin Beaks."]]Beaks"]]. [[https://suspendersofdisbelief.tumblr.com/post/632423609532645376/so-whats-the-story-behind-bush-root-design-for Confirmed deliberate]] by Word of God.
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* WhamLine: "He's not dead, he's in another dimension!" This is said by Gosalyn ''before'' we're shown Huey spotting the connection between the Ramrod and Solego's Circuit.
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* TheDulcineaEffect: Gosalyn has this effect on Drake. While at first, he's suspicious of her claims that Bulba is a thief, he tries to investigate on her behalf and realizes that she was right about Bulba's character, diving dramatically to save her life. Launchpad later reveals that Darkwing has been up for days because he's working with Fenton to find a way to save Grandpa Waddlemeyer, protesting that there ''has'' to be a way. Darkwing later goes alone to face Bulba and the Fearsome Four, without taking Gosalyn or Launchpad, in a desperate attempt to honor his promise to her.
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* AscendedMeme: A popular meme from the classic Ducktales series involved Scrooge angrily crying "A sea monster at my ice cream!" In the special, Scrooge ends up trapped in a dimension that features him reenacting that very scene on loop.
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** When Darkwing nearly calls it quits during his HeroicBSOD, his lines are not too dissimilar to a certain [[WesternAnimation/ToyStory1 space toy]], both commenting on how their lives had been a sham, but at least complimenting their outfit at the time as looking good.
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'''[[PragmaticVillainy Bradford]]:''' '''''[[BigYes YES!]]'''''
* FailedAttemptAtDrama: When Bulba dramatically reveals the [=RAMROD=] to the [=McDuck=]s, he comments that it probably would've worked better if he had put a tarp over it.

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'''[[PragmaticVillainy Bradford]]:''' '''''[[BigYes '''''[[BluntYes YES!]]'''''
* FailedAttemptAtDrama: When Bulba dramatically reveals the [=RAMROD=] RAMROD to the [=McDuck=]s, he comments that it probably would've worked better if he had put a tarp over it.
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* {{Deconstruction}}: A few kids' shows and anime dubs in the 90s would use someone "tossed into another dimension" as a means to bypass mentioning death. Here, Gosalyn is desperately trying to find her grandfather in a parallel universe because he may as well ''be'' dead given he's essentially gone from her life. And since everyone dies eventually, it means he will in another universe when enough time passes. Gosalyn breaks down sobbing when she's forced to destroy the Ramrod and say goodbye to the chance of finding Grandpa Waddlemeyer.

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* {{Deconstruction}}: A few kids' shows and anime dubs in the 90s would use someone "tossed into another dimension" as a means to bypass mentioning death. Here, Gosalyn is desperately trying to find her grandfather in a parallel universe because he may as well ''be'' dead given he's essentially gone from her life. And since Since everyone dies eventually, it means he will in another universe when enough time passes. Gosalyn breaks down sobbing when she's forced to destroy the Ramrod and say goodbye to the chance of finding Grandpa Waddlemeyer.



** Bradford increasingly showing his disdain for the Ducks and their lifestyle as he travels around Bulba's building with the triplets ends up incriminating him to them. By the time he's communicating with Black Heron to retrieve him, the HDL Trio are quick to suspect him as another villain. And they're right with Bradford recognizing it right before tossing them into another dimension.

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** Bradford increasingly showing his disdain for the Ducks and their lifestyle as he travels around Bulba's building with the triplets ends up incriminating him to them. By the time he's communicating with Black Heron to retrieve him, the HDL Trio are quick to suspect him as another villain. And they're right They're right, with Bradford recognizing it right before tossing them into another dimension.



** Ironically enough, this is Bradford's motive for working against Scrooge. He's sick of everything being at risk over some crazy adventure that invites chaos like marauders from the moon or sorceresses seizing shadows and wants an end to it while performing [[PragmaticVillainy perfectly mundane but practical crime]]. And once F.O.W.L. takes over in his mind, no more dangerous villains.

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** Ironically enough, this is Bradford's motive for working against Scrooge. He's sick of everything being at risk over some crazy adventure that invites chaos like marauders from the moon or sorceresses seizing shadows and wants an end to it while performing [[PragmaticVillainy perfectly mundane but practical crime]]. And once Once F.O.W.L. takes over over, in his mind, no more dangerous villains.

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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Taurus Bulba has a more noble looking face and lacks the rugged facial features of the original version. Subverted by the end of Part 1.
* AdaptationalBadass: In the original, Bushroot was barely even a villain, being primarily a bumbling nerd who serves as comic relief, with his plant powers usually being fairly inconsequential in comparison to the more deadly abilities of the other villains. This version of Bushroot is a silent, zombie-like being who effortlessly blocks off the ways in and out of St. Canard, is treated as a threat by the triplets, and gives Darkwing a solid fight.

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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Taurus Bulba has a more noble looking noble-looking face and lacks the rugged facial features of the original version. Subverted by the end of Part 1.
* AdaptationalBadass: AdaptationalBadass:
** The original Gosalyn was a BadassAdorable, but often she'd be out of her weight class when fighting supervillains and Bulba successfully used her as a hostage against Darkwing. Here, Gosalyn is more badass, as shown that she can take on supervillains, and she ends up saving Drake from Bulba when he's facing a public execution.
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In the original, Bushroot was barely even a villain, being primarily a bumbling nerd who serves as comic relief, with his plant powers usually being fairly inconsequential in comparison to the more deadly abilities of the other villains. This version of Bushroot is a silent, zombie-like being who effortlessly blocks off the ways in and out of St. Canard, is treated as a threat by the triplets, and gives Darkwing a solid fight.



* {{Deconstruction}}: A few kids' shows and anime dubs in the 90s would use someone "tossed into another dimension" as a means to bypass mentioning death. Here, Gosalyn is desperately trying to find her grandfather in a parallel universe because he may as well ''be'' dead given he's essentially gone from her life. And since everyone dies eventually, it means he will in another universe when enough time passes. Gosalyn breaks down sobbing when she's forced to destroy the Ramrod and say goodbye to the chance of finding Grandpa Waddlemeyer.



* GutPunch: Most of the two-parter is lighthearted, with the hope that the Darkwing family can rescue Grandpa Waddlemeyer. Eventually, however, Gosalyn is forced to shoot the Ramrod to save reality, forfeiting her chance to save him. When the deed is done, she collapses and starts crying. All Darkwing and Launchpad can do is comfort her.



** Gosalyn reaches out to Darkwing for help in exposing Taurus Bulba but Darkwing turns down doing so. He points out that she's guilty of two break-ins at this point and is leveling accusations about a well-respected citizen with no evidence to support her claims. Despite being sympathetic to her situation, he can't just attack someone on her word alone. When he agrees to help, he decides to investigate until they find the evidence that Bulba stole the invention from Grandpa Waddlemeyer.

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** Gosalyn reaches out to Darkwing for help in exposing Taurus Bulba but Darkwing turns down doing so. He points out that she's guilty of two break-ins at this point and is leveling accusations about a well-respected citizen with no evidence to support her claims. Despite being sympathetic to her situation, he can't just attack someone on her word alone. When he agrees to help, he decides to investigate until they find the evidence that Bulba stole the invention from Grandpa Waddlemeyer.



** It having been years since the ''Darkwing Duck'' TV show, it could be expected that the citizens of St. Canard will have tried to turn their infamously crime-ridden city around by electing good leadership. To elaborate, more often than not, the real cure to crime-ridden locations isn't costumed vigilantes punching crooks but actual implementation of better police work while preventing corruption from taking place among the higher-ups. Having someone like Owlson as Mayor cleaned up the city better than Darkwing Duck ever did in ''his entire career''.

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** It having Having been years since the ''Darkwing Duck'' TV show, it could be expected that the citizens of St. Canard will have tried to turn their infamously crime-ridden city around by electing good leadership. To elaborate, more often than not, the real cure to crime-ridden locations isn't costumed vigilantes punching crooks but actual implementation of better police work while preventing corruption from taking place among the higher-ups. Having someone like Owlson as Mayor cleaned up the city better than Darkwing Duck ever did in ''his entire career''.
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* AdaptationalJerkass: While the original Bulba was a jerk and a criminal, he did not stoop to plagiarism nor faking his own niceness in contrast to this version.
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* CruelToBeKind: It's implied to be the reason why Darkwing doesn't take Gosalyn with him when WANDA reports about the Ramrod going off for the last time. He didn't want to disappoint her in case he would be forced to shut it down. Alternatively, he was going to rescue her grandfather or die trying and wanted to make sure he could deliver on his promise.


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* TheDulcineaEffect: Gosalyn has this effect on Drake. While at first, he's suspicious of her claims that Bulba is a thief, he tries to investigate on her behalf and realizes that she was right about Bulba's character, diving dramatically to save her life. Launchpad later reveals that Darkwing has been up for days because he's working with Fenton to find a way to save Grandpa Waddlemeyer, protesting that there ''has'' to be a way. Darkwing later goes alone to face Bulba and the Fearsome Four, without taking Gosalyn or Launchpad, in a desperate attempt to honor his promise to her.


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** Villanous example: Bulba apparently is a fan of the old Darkwing show. He summons the Fearsome Four and orders them to kill Darkwing, or bring him in for a public execution. When Darkwing shows up at the lab and bangs the door, the Fearsome Four suspect it's a trick but Bulba tells them that it's not and bring Darkwing alive to him. He's proven right.
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** The original ''WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck'' had an episode where it was revealed that Negaduck (who formed the Fearsome Five) was an evil Darkwing from an AlternateUniverse. This time the group is coming ''to'' the home reality of Darkwing (whose actor is now, unbeknownst to them, Negaduck).

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** The original ''WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck'' had an episode where it was revealed that Negaduck (who formed the Fearsome Five) was an evil Darkwing from an AlternateUniverse. This time the group is coming ''to'' the home reality of Darkwing (whose actor is now, (and, unbeknownst to them, anyone, Negaduck).

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