History NightmareFuel / DuckTales2017

* Dewey was actually doing what Scrooge prevented him from doing in the Great Dime Chase: Jumping into the bin. And, if you don't remember, doing so without Scrooge's years of training would almost certainly mean a cracked skull at best, as illustrated [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viDL2W0HcJw here]].

* The majority of the episode takes place deep in the ocean where EverythingIsTryingToKillYou, including the great pressure, lack of oxygen, volcanic vents, enormous worms and a ''gigantic'' crustacean.

* Lena vommiting up/crying out Magica's essence is rather disturbing, particularly since she is visible ill from the effect, and the shadows are still attached to her eyes.

* Magica's shadow pouring out of Lena's eye sockets and mouth like a stream of inky blackness would be right at home in the ''Franchise/SilentHill'' franchise. Not to mention how painful the tendrils linking her to Lena's eyes afterward look.

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* Given the context it can escape someone's attention, but a furious Donald is just plain unstoppable. Just ask [[spoiler:the shadow with the Gizmoduck suit]]. Oh, wait, he wiped that out.

* Magica's shadow pouring out of Lena's eye sockets and mouth like a stream of inky blackness would be right at home in the ''Franchise/SilentHill'' franchise. Not to mention how painful the tendrils linking her to Lena's eyes afterward look

* Della's fate. She takes an experimental rocket for a test drive and and got lost in a cosmic storm. Even if she's still alive (which is unlikely unless she has had plenty of food, water, and oxygen), she will still have been lost in space for around a ''decade,'' [[AndIMustScream completely alone, devoid of communication.]]

* A blast from Magica's staff blasts through a pile of coins inches from Dewey's head at one point.

* Magica was trapped inside Scrooge's dime the whole time, and traps Scrooge in there when she is freed.

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* Webby and her TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior. Is she a genuinely sweet girl? Of course, but that doesn't erase the fact of how deadly she is in combat.

* Magica's shadow pouring out of Lena's eyesockets like a stream of inky blackness would be right at home in the ''Franchise/SilentHill'' franchise.

* While also a CrowningMomentOfAwesome, Webby fights Magica more brutally than she did Black Heron. And damn, did Webby give Magica a pounding. Losing Lena really ''[[BewareTheNiceOnespissed Webby off]]''.

** The revelation that Magica created Lena to be her literal slave puppet that she could toss away at a moment's notice re-contextualizes all the previous Magica and Lena episodes and somehow makes them even more disturbing than they already were (particularly "The Other Bin Of Scrooge McDuck"). The recurring themes of shadows, abusive parents, people using other people as tools and a lack of free will have suddenly become a lot more chilling.

* Lena turns out to be [[spoiler: a part of Magica's shadow given life, and she does obviously ''not'' like going back into Magica's full shadow.]]
** The revelation that [[spoiler: Magica created Lena to be her literal slave puppet that she could toss away at a moment's notice re-contextualizes all the previous Magica and Lena episodes and somehow makes them even more disturbing than they already were (particularly "The Other Bin Of Scrooge McDuck"). The recurring themes of shadows, abusive parents, people using other people as tools and a lack of free will have suddenly become a lot more chilling]].

* Magica seemingly [[spoiler: ''vaporizing'' Lena, much in the way Lena vaporized Webby in her nightmare in "The Other Bin of Scrooge [=McDuck=]". Only mitigated by the fact that Lena was able to survive inside of Webby's shadow.]]

** The revelation that [[spoiler: Magica created Lena to be her literal slave puppet that she could toss away at a moment's notice re-contextualizes all the previous Magica and Lena episodes and somehow makes them even more disturbing than they already were. The running themes of shadows, abusive parents and people using other people as tools have suddenly become a lot more chilling]].