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Author: Psi001

Dec 20th 2017 at 9:31:55 AM

* Repeated several times in the original series of ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales'' with many a {{Broke Episode}} occurring where Scrooge temporarily loses all his money. Despite this his staff, Duckworth, Mrs Beakley and Launchpad all remain loyal to Scrooge despite him being unable to pay for their employment, and often help him solve the dilemma needed to regain his fortune.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' episode "The Old Man and Lisa", bad investments cause Mr Burns to temporarily lose all his money and be thrown out of his mansion. His right hand man, Smithers tells him his best immediate action is to move in with him, even continuing to dote over him and refer to him formally as "Sir" despite Lenny now being his employer and Burns essentially being Smithers' lodger without rent pay.

Often a display of UndyingLoyalty.

Could this be referred to non-financial falls from grace as well? For example, ''The Transformers'' episode where Galvatron is overthrown as Decepticon leader but Cyclonus remains loyal to him.