The Agency is The Organization in the 20th century.
both are nameless groups, that Donald/PK's had some dealings with.- alternately...
The Organization in this series, and the PKNA one are one and the same.
Name's The Same, and it would provide Arc Welding for both series. True or not, it's my new Head Canon! though whether the 23rd century traveled back, and became the 20th century version, or the 20th century version eventually becomes the the 23rd century, or both is best left unanswered.- If the 20th century version is the ancestor of the 23rd century one, would provide an amusing scene if Donald meets an Organization agent calling himself The Raider...
- We may know soon: one of the PKNE stories of 2016 is going to be a crossover with Double Duck, and Lyla appears.
- Jossed by "Pk vs Double Duck: Time Crime": the 23rd century Organization is a different syndicate, created by Axel Alpha and rogue Time Cop John Konnery when they escaped in the early 23rd century and named after the 20th century version by Axel as a show of gratitude for turning him to evil.
The Time Police is a branch of the 23rd Century version of the Agency.
- Jossed in "Reboot": the Agency was officially disbanded and forced to operate under complete cover in the 21st century.
- The Time Police's origin has been provided in the Time Machine series in the Mickey Mouse Comic Universe as the successors of Zapotec and Marlin's time-traveling operation, with the focus switched from studying the past to protect it from rogue time travelers).
S.H.U.S.H. and F.O.W.L. are branches of the Agency and the Organization.
Double Duck initial mission was one of the triggers of Donald becoming Paperinik
In Paperinik's first story Donald was even easier to anger than usual and rather prone to react harshly to anything smelling of underestimating him (like Scrooge offering him a job as night-time fanner and saying he wouldn't be able to steal a nut from a blind squirrel), with his reaction to finding Fantomius' journal and gadgets being becoming a Phantom Thief to get revenge on anyone who dared laughing at him. And having a sub-conscious knowledge of being actually able at the job of friggin' secret agent while still being treated as practically useless would have been quite the frustrating thing...- Jossed by "Pk vs Double Duck: Time Crime": Gizmo is already the main scientist of the Agency when Donald has his first mission, but we're shown he had been hired only recently on the day Donald discovers Fantomius' journal.
The identity of Hook is Gladstone
In his first mission, Double Duck took the place of Hook, a legendary invincible gambler whose real identity was unknown to all. And who's better for the role than the luckiest duck on Earth? Theories on John Konnery's relationship to Kay
"Pk vs Double Duck: Time Crime" reveals that rogue Time Cop John Konnery is a 23rd century descendant of Abel Konnery, Kay's father, but John's relationship with Kay isn't stated (she assumes he's her descendant, but he never says anything and didn't know she lived in Abel's old Duckburg home). Here we make guesses on their actual relationship:- Kay is a direct ancestor, and Donald is the father of her son in a one-night stand.
- Kay is a direct ancestor, but her son's father is Axel Alpha. This of course begs the question of where the son is, given that Axel left for the 23rd century and decided to stay there to create the 23rd century Organization, meaning he can't father her son after this...
- Then again, Axel has returned to the 21st century and left the Organization, and we don't know if he had a chronosail.
- John is actually the descendant of another child of Abel Konnery.
- Kay will adopt a child in the future, and John descends from this child.
- Kay has a child from a member of Actinia.
The mystery backer
Starting with "Reboot", the Agency depends from an unknown backer for funding. Who's the backer?- Scrooge McDuck: as of "Time Crime" the PIA stories are part of the Double Duck continuity, meaning that Scrooge isn't a stranger to the counter-espionage business.
- The Ducklair Foundation
- The Agency's Big Boss. His whereabouts are currently unknown, and considering he's an AI...
- Blonk, the villainous organization from the PIA stories.
- All of the above were Jossed in "Enemies as Usual", with his identity being revealed as John Rockerduck.
Daisy will join the Agency
While overshadowed by the PKNA connection, "Time Crime" also established a connection to the PIA stories, where Donald worked as a secret agent for Scrooge... And "Moldfinger or The Spy Who Ducked-Out On Me", the very first story, shows that Daisy was working for Scrooge as a secret agent from before Donald was contacted. And with Kay going back to crime...Stories after "Reboot" will have returning villains from the PIA stories
Namely Bob Fingher (the master thief from "Moldfinger or The Spy Who Ducked-Out On Me"), Doctor Zantaf (the iconic Mad Doctor that was the villain in the second and third stories and also appeared outside the PIA stories) and the mysterious organization Blonk. The first two as serious threats, Blonk as a gag villain on the verge of collapsing that still poses a danger due the Direction's incompetence.The Agency is the mysterious intelligence organization alluded to in Paperinik New Adventures S 1 E 42 Time Wreck
Paperinik had the Time Police prepare a fake ID whose name is so secret that sergeant Duke Delta of the US Army intelligence pulled a gun and threatened to kill his son if he said their name out loud without the proper security clearance (he could at least pretend Charlie didn't know as long as he didn't mention it)... And the Agency's full name is "Agency So Secret It Doesn't Even Have a Name".