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* In the Don Rosa series, it ''is'' filled with real money, but it's only Scrooge's coin collection kept for sentimental reasons. The vast majority of his wealthis where it should be, in banks and investments. That said, there's a LOT there, and it's not like the Beagle Boys are really capable of stealing 65% of a computer company or something.
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* In the Don Rosa series, it ''is'' filled with real money, but it's only Scrooge's coin collection kept for sentimental reasons. The vast majority of his wealthis wealth is where it should be, in banks and investments. That said, there's a LOT there, and it's not like the Beagle Boys are really capable of stealing 65% of a computer company or something.
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** Unlikely, as we know that Duckburg was the site of a battle in the American Civil War where Donald's namesake great-grandfather gained the Medal of Honor for single-handedly disrupting the Confederate defensive line by blowing up Fort Duckburg.
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[[WMG: The Tz'oook accidentally destroyed the magnetic field on [[spoiler:their Earth]]]]
The very first plan of the Tz'oook in "Threath From the Infinity" is to reverse the magnetic poles and move in while humanity is reeling from the devastation, and while they can't pull it off due [[spoiler:their left-over technology for it existing in the cities they abandoned on the parallel Earth they hail from and not ours]] they still have the technology. Considering their reckless attitude toward the environment and that [[spoiler:their Earth]] is revealed to have been reduced to a lifeless rock, it's likely they were messing with the planet's magnetic field right before [[spoiler:the Siberian Trap eruption]] forced them to flee... And the event killed the technicians manning the magnetic field manipulating technology, leaving it active and eventually destroying the magnetic field, allowing for solar radiation to strip down the atmosphere and reduce the planet to the lifeless rock that is eventually shown.
The very first plan of the Tz'oook in "Threath From the Infinity" is to reverse the magnetic poles and move in while humanity is reeling from the devastation, and while they can't pull it off due [[spoiler:their left-over technology for it existing in the cities they abandoned on the parallel Earth they hail from and not ours]] they still have the technology. Considering their reckless attitude toward the environment and that [[spoiler:their Earth]] is revealed to have been reduced to a lifeless rock, it's likely they were messing with the planet's magnetic field right before [[spoiler:the Siberian Trap eruption]] forced them to flee... And the event killed the technicians manning the magnetic field manipulating technology, leaving it active and eventually destroying the magnetic field, allowing for solar radiation to strip down the atmosphere and reduce the planet to the lifeless rock that is eventually shown.
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* ''WesternAnimation/QuackPack'' was a spinoff of ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales'' that was more of a tribute of the original Donald Duck cartoons (with a 90s flavor) than a sequel to the aforementioned show. The reason that it was so different from ''Duck Tales'' was because Donald never left the Navy. During ''Duck Tales'' his carrier ship was torpedoed, resulting in everyone aboard being killed. As he was drowning he began hallucinating about what [[FlashForward his future]] [[WhatCouldHaveBeen could have been with]] Daisy and his nephews. Scrooge does not appear because he would have died in-between Donald coming home for good and re-adopting the boys. The reason for the references to the old Donald Duck cartoons is because his brain is also trying to find comfort to counter the very frightening (and painful) experience of his lungs filling with water. The series ends when Donald finally expires.
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* ''WesternAnimation/QuackPack'' was a spinoff of ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales'' ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'' that was more of a tribute of the original Donald Duck cartoons (with a 90s flavor) than a sequel to the aforementioned show. The reason that it was so different from ''Duck Tales'' was because Donald never left the Navy. During ''Duck Tales'' his carrier ship was torpedoed, resulting in everyone aboard being killed. As he was drowning he began hallucinating about what [[FlashForward his future]] [[WhatCouldHaveBeen could have been with]] Daisy and his nephews. Scrooge does not appear because he would have died in-between Donald coming home for good and re-adopting the boys. The reason for the references to the old Donald Duck cartoons is because his brain is also trying to find comfort to counter the very frightening (and painful) experience of his lungs filling with water. The series ends when Donald finally expires.
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*** In the WesternAnimation/DuckTales episode "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UYMXI7-Vhg Sweet Duck of Youth]]", when they actually find the Fountain of Youth, they discover it merely makes your reflection look young. The triplets all turn into eggs when they look in it, just like Donald pretends he has been youthenized into in "Don's Fountain of Youth".
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*** In the WesternAnimation/DuckTales WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987 episode "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UYMXI7-Vhg Sweet Duck of Youth]]", when they actually find the Fountain of Youth, they discover it merely makes your reflection look young. The triplets all turn into eggs when they look in it, just like Donald pretends he has been youthenized into in "Don's Fountain of Youth".
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One story suggested that his supernatural luck is the result of Fortuna, goddess of luck, falling in love with him. But that was an isolated incident. I think he has the ability to manipulate reality in a rather LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya like fashion. Fortunately for the universe he is willing to chalk up his unending fortunes to "luck" and laze around without any sort of goals beyond comfort. Scrooge may in fact be a danger to the entire cosmos, as if his occasional attempts to make Gladstone ambitious ever succeeded, he'd probably end up ruling the world.
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One story suggested that his supernatural luck is the result of Fortuna, goddess of luck, falling in love with him. But that was an isolated incident. I think he has the ability to manipulate reality in a rather LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya like fashion. Fortunately for the universe he is willing to chalk up his unending fortunes to "luck" and laze around without any sort of goals beyond comfort. Scrooge may in fact be a danger to the entire cosmos, as if his occasional attempts to make Gladstone ambitious ever succeeded, he'd probably end up ruling the world.
