WMGs relating to Darkwing Duck found here.
- Bonus points for Darkwing still being a bit of drama queen and finding an excuse to play his theme song.
- Could even act as a Poorly Disguised Pilot for the network execs to see if a Dark Wing Duck reboot would be feasible.
- Confirmed by Word of God.
- Alternatively, since Darkwing was an Expy for Donald and Paperinik and other adventures, maybe they'll make Donald Darkwing.
- A DWD centered special might have a nod to his old show where he scouts Scrooge's sidekicks as possible sidekicks for himself up until he looks at Launchpad as a candidate, where he rejects the pilot for his buffoonish self. The special could have Launchpad redeem himself in DW's eyes, possibly setting the stage for the aforementioned reboot.
- There's been a DWD-centered special now, but it's the story of how Darkwing meets Gosalyn. Darkwing and Launchpad bond on their very first meeting over their love of the fictional Darkwing Duck TV show, so his status as sidekick is a lock.
- If they could find a way to gloss over the non-duck parts (which wouldn't be too hard) maybe an adaptation of The Legend of the Chaos God would be the Poorly Disguised Pilot for Darkwing.
- D23 and Oh My Disney said they were remaking "Double O Duck". which was initially a backdoor pilot for a DuckTales Spy show spin off with Launchpad as the lead. FOWL and SHUSH were introduced there in prototype forms. The initial pitch was heavily modified into Darkwing Duck and the rest is history. With DuckTales remaking Double O Duck, now would be the time to add in some... later additions. Such as Steelbeak and his rival Darkwing maybe?
- Partially confirmed in one specific way: Darkwing Duck is IN THE SERIES!
- In "Beware the BUDDY System!", Darkwing finally makes an appearance as a character from a Show Within a Show, along with three members of his Rogues Gallery, Quackerjack, Megavolt and the Liquidator. Despite being fictional in-universe, he is still important to the plot as Launchpad's role model.
- So we're told. Given Frank Angones says this is 'just the beginning' and with the reveal that S.H.U.S.H. itself is canon, one of two things is possible: Jim Starling (Darkwing's actor) will end up Becoming the Mask and ends up a spy/superhero, or the 'tv show' was a cover story the entire time and he's already a spy/superhero.
- Alternatively, the old tv show will inspire fan Drake Mallard to become his favorite superhero for the recognition and to become someone better than he is. Think about it, if the old actor become Darkwing, everyone who knew about the show would immediately suspect him. Also, this honestly would tie into Drake Mallard's character nicely, especially during the pilot. He's always considered himself to be Darkwing Duck, ditching being Drake Mallard until needed to in order to adopt Goselyn. A fan with self-loathing problems deciding to embody his favorite hero would be a reboot that's still aligned with the essence of who he is. Besides, it also circumvents having another elderly duck that's surprisingly spry for their age.
- Confirmed in that Drake Mallard was inspired by his favorite superhero, but much of the specifics are jossed. Instead, he was hired as the In-Universe Other Darrin for an ultimately failed reboot project, but he is inspired by Launchpad into Becoming the Mask after Jim Starling seemingly sacrifices himself to save them both from an exploding set.
- So we're told. Given Frank Angones says this is 'just the beginning' and with the reveal that S.H.U.S.H. itself is canon, one of two things is possible: Jim Starling (Darkwing's actor) will end up Becoming the Mask and ends up a spy/superhero, or the 'tv show' was a cover story the entire time and he's already a spy/superhero.
- The main idea of Darkwing being a major player in a special is confirmed with the third season episode "Let's Get Dangerous!", and there's plenty of speculation abound that this could be a potential backdoor pilot with Disney putting the entire episode on YouTube for free.
- The showrunners established a strict "no humans" rule (that's why the Ghost of Christmas Present is a pig instead of Willie the Giant), which, sadly, makes Mim's appearance almost impossible. An animal Expy of her can still appear though.
- The expy will probably be another pig.
- That would serve as a great Mythology Gag, because Mim did briefly turn into a pig-woman◊ in her own movie.
- She won't appear "in 2017", but it sounds like she might appear in the future.
- Maybe she and Donald were a thing, but when Donald had to start raising the triplets they grew apart and broke up. A potential 2nd season episode could have her show up and the boys try to get them together again to have something go right for their uncle for once.
- Don Rosa once mentioned that Daisy's brother is the father of Huey, Dewey and Louie. Given the show's direction of using cues from the old comics and original writers mythology, she may become an "Aunt Daisy".
- Daisy is now confirmed to appear in season 3.
- Going off on the above theory, Daisy could've been Donald's girlfriend/fiancee back when before the triplets were born, and they were planning on getting married until Della disappeared with the Spear of Selene, causing Donald to cut ties with Scrooge and take in the triplets as his own while also forcing them to break off the engagement.
- Confirmed; she appears in "Louie's Eleven!", which is a Donald-centric episode. However, she and Donald are shown meeting for the first time in it.
- Frank Angones, one of the co-producers, has gone on record saying that Mickey is off limits, and indeed the only thing really off limits, and that's unlikely to change. But there's nothing that's keeping a Goofy cameo from happening.
- Alternatively, they'll be mentioned as fictional characters, like in the Don Rosa comics.
- Mickey can't even be mentioned.
- Things can change, and it's certainly possible.
- How about this? We see a silhouette of a person with a circular head with two smaller circles on top. The figure then removes his ear-net, turning the circles into long bunny ears. That's right, instead of Mickey Mouse, I suggest they use Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
- Goofy will be based on his Goof Troop version and Pete will be greedily interested on the fact Goofy is close friends with Scrooge's nephew.
- Goofy was VERY important to Donald as he was raising the nephews; as he understands what it's like to raise a child as a single parent.
- Or vice versa, as Goofy may have turned to Donald for support after losing his wife. In A Goofy Movie Max thinks Donald Duck is Goofy's best friend.
- Goofy was VERY important to Donald as he was raising the nephews; as he understands what it's like to raise a child as a single parent.
- Spoonerville, the setting of Goof Troop is mentioned in the pilot.
- Goofy will appear in season 3, with his Goof Troop design.
- This goes well with an earlier WMG suggesting Goofy (specifically his Goof Troop incarnation) might appear. Roxanne (if that is her) might even be important in a future Goofy (or perhaps Max) centered episode.
- A girl interviewing for the same job as Donald looked like her, as did one of the reporters at the end.
- And she reappears in the second episode as a passenger on a bus.
- She is also in the audience watching Mark Beaks presenting BUDDY.
- Word of God says she is NotRoxanne.
- The real Roxanne appears in "Quack Pack!" in a photo, and she seems to be going to prom or formal with Max!
- Jossed.
- Well, They have confirmed Darkwing Duck for the first season, and material for TaleSpin has been glimpsed, so it's more than plausible.
- Saint Canard, Spoonerville and Cape Suzette have been explicitly mentioned in the pilot. At the moment they did not go beyond a simple Shout-Out, but they might hint towards a future Canon Welding.
- While the Gummi Bears have not appeared in person, Gummi Berries, Gummi Berry juice, and the Great Book have shown up collectively as one episode's MacGuffin.
- Don Karnage has now appeared on-screen. He's still flying the Iron Vulture but his modus operandi is completely different (and given that TaleSpin seemed to be taking place during the early Cold War, he may be a Legacy Character).
- Older versions of Kit and Molly from Tale Spin have now appeared in the season 3 episode "The Lost Cargo of Kit Cloudkicker".
- The Rescue Rangers appeared in "Double-O-Duck in You Only Crash Twice" as Uplifted Animals used by Black Heron as test subjects.
- Alternatively, due to them getting pretty big names for the voice cast, and Darkwing being a Batman parody, they'll steer into the skid and cast Christian Bale as Darkwing. And he'll do an "I am the terror that flaps in the night" speech in all his Batman voice glory!
- Another alternative is they'll get Kevin Conroy to voice Darkwing, in keeping with the Batman parody.
- The DuckTales Theme Song Supercut features a brief moment that strongly suggests, if not confirms, that Jim will be "the terror that flaps in the night" once again.
- Confirmed, in a way. Darkwing gives an "I am the terror that flaps in the night" speech in the TV show Launchpad and Dewey watch. And he is voiced by Jim Cummings (although in-universe he's played by the live actor Jim Starling).
- Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers:
- The team will be living in a tree on Scrooge's estate and be glimpsed briefly throughout episodes.
- Donald, Scrooge, and Beakly get captured, so the kids use a contact that Donald gave them in case of emergencies. Said contact brings to the Rescue Rangers and in an inversion of their usual relationship the chipmunks are actually good friends of Donald's.
- The Rescue Rangers show up in Duckburg for a mission and Donald won't be happy to see them because of his past problems with Chip and Dale.
- Fat Cat will be an associate of Glomgold or Ma Beagle.
- Alternatively, Glomgold or Ma Beagle will be Fat Cat's owner, making one of them a Composite Character with Aldrin Klordane.
- An animal version of Dr. Norton Nimul will be a recurring villain.
- The Rescue Rangers will be "created" in a lab. Sometime in the future Professor Nimnul will experiment on two chipmunks, lab mice, and a fly. These experiments will give them the ability to talk and walk. They will eventually escape his lab and become crime fighters.
- If/when the Rangers appear, and in the event they are not reprised by their original voice actors (like we've seen with Don Karnage and Drake Mallard), they could be voiced by Reid Scott as Chip, Nate Torrence as Dale, Lacey Chabert as Gadget Hackwrench, Fred Tatasciore as Monterey Jack, and either Frank Welker or Dee Bradley Baker as Zipper.
- If this is the case, it will allow for a Reunion Show between Scott, Torrence, and Kate Micucci who voiced three of the main characters in Motorcity
- It's confirmed that the entire Rescue Rangers team will appear in season 3.
- Each of the Rescue Rangers (sans Zipper) form friendships with each of the kids due to character traits that they have in common:
- Huey and Chip - They're both Control Freaks and The Leader to their respective groups.
- Dale and Louie - Both are known for being habitually lazy.
- Dewey and Monty - For being habitually adventurous and hot-blooded.
- Gadget and Webby - For their being the main female out of their groups.
- Mostly Jossed. The Rescue Rangers in this universe have a short but important cameo, beginning with Black Heron accidentally giving normal rodents (and fly) superintelligence. They have no dialogue and we never see events from their point of view. (This strongly implies that the Wainscot Society from the original series does not exist, as the sapient animals making up the Rangers are the result of a one-off special creation rather than just being how things are.)
- TaleSpin:
- Cape Suzette will be the nu-Ducktales-verse version of Gotham City. Instead of TaleSpin taking place in the 1930's as per the original, it'll instead evoke the thirties.
- Baloo will appear as a pilot friend of Launchpad's.
- Maybe, that is who Launchpad learn to be a pilot from?
- Jossed. Baloo is referenced as the founder of Higher-for-Hire and Kit Cloudkicker's idol, but does not appear in person.
- A pilot race that takes place at Cape Suzette.
- Jossed.
- Something will happen to Launchpad so Scrooge needs to find a new pilot, leading him to look up Higher for Hire.
- Jossed. It's Huey who seeks out Higher for Hire, and it's because Kit was the last person who saw one of Isabella Finch's Missing Mysteries.
- Don Karnage will be an enemy that Scrooge and Donald dealt with in the past.
- Adding on to this, he'll be voiced by Jim Cummings and be as hammy as ever.
- This one's Jossed. Scrooge runs into Karnage for the first time in "Sky Pirates in the Sky." And he's voiced by Jaime Camil rather than Jim Cummings.
- Shere Kahn will appear as a businessman that Scrooge has dealings with.
- Jossed, Khan does not appear.
- The Sky Pirates will attempt to hijack Scrooge and Launchpad when they're in the middle of flying towards a destination on another treasure hunt.
- Confirmed in "Sky Pirates in the... Sky!", except Scrooge & Co. are flying home from a treasure hunt when they are hijacked by the pirates.
- Early in "Woo-Oo!", Dewey refers to Cape Suzette, which is where TaleSpin is set. We also see a newspaper clipping about sky pirates on Webby's board too. The newspapers work as Foreshadowing in some scenes, so Scrooge may encounter the Air Pirates?
- Confirmed.
- Gabby McStabberson and Hack & Slash Smashnikov will reappear working for Don Karnage.
- Or Hack & Slash already worked for Don Karnage before. They look like wolves or dogs, just like the majority of the Air Pirates, after all.
- Baloo will be voiced by John Goodman since Ed Gilbert passed away in 1999. Goodman voiced Baloo in the Jungle Book 2.
- Jossed. Baloo appears only in the logo of the Higher-for-Hire service that has been inherited by Kit Cloudkicker.
- An alternate theory, tying into the above theory that this show's Don Karnage is a Legacy Character—the Baloo we meet will also be a Legacy Character, named in honor of the original and descended from either him or Kit. The original Baloo's adventures still took place in the same time period as the original Talespin; Baloo in the reboot will just a later generation.
- Kit and Molly appear as adults in season 3. Kit himself tries his best ot uphold Baloo's legacy.
- In the poster that shows an older Kit and Molly, Molly is dressed in an outfit that resembles stuntmen such as Evel Knievel and Super Dave Osborne. It may be that Molly is a stuntwoman by trade and, if so, there is only one name she can go by. In the DuckTales (2017) continuity, Molly Cunningham is none other than Danger Woman. In this case, it's simply a name she uses for performances, since the "fictional superhero made real" angle has already been used with Darkwing Duck.
- Confirmed. Molly is an air stuntswoman starring in a flying circus, using the alias "Danger Woman".
- Goof Troop:
- Goofy will appear as an old friend of Donald's. A Running Gag will be Goofy trying to bring up Mickey but Donald keeps interrupting him because of apparently bad memories.Goofy: A-hyuk. Just like old times Donald, when it was you, me, and Mi-
Donald: Don't remind me. That's exactly what I wanted to avoid when I retired. - Max will appear as a teenager and be a Big Brother Mentor to the triplets.
- Alternatively to the above, although Max will appear as a College aged Teenager akin to An Extremely Goofy Movie, his Characterization will also be inspired by Mortal Kombat's Liu Kang, Marvel's Bucky Barnes/Winter Solider/Temporary Captain America, Tekken's Jin Kazama and Street Fighter's Ryu, where he is an Adaptational Badass who is a Karate Master, a Crazy-Prepared but Rule of Cool Teen and a Brotherly Figure at the same time.
- And don't forget some bits of Spider-Man and Batman Beyond.
- Don't forget Debbie into the Mix too. They would be Bash Brothers.
- Pete will appear as an Unwitting Pawn to an enemy and help out when he realizes he's been duped.
- Pistol and PJ will be referenced as friends of Webby or the boys, with the latter Grown up. Or perhaps they will even appear themselves.
- Since Goofy will appear in Season 3, maybe it was he who taught Dewey the Perfect Cast.
- Jossed. Goofy has a small but important cameo in "Quack Pack," but isn't around long enough for a Running Gag. Word of God says he's a friend of the family. Max, Roxanne, and PJ are confirmed to exist in this continuity, but no other characters from Goof Troop are mentioned.
- Goofy will appear as an old friend of Donald's. A Running Gag will be Goofy trying to bring up Mickey but Donald keeps interrupting him because of apparently bad memories.
- Darkwing Duck:
- In a reversal it will be revealed that Launchpad worked with Darkwing before he worked for Scrooge.
- Jossed. Launchpad refers to Darkwing Duck solely as being a fictional character. It's not until mid season 2 that he becomes real.
- In order to get help against Magica De Spell Launchpad will bring up Morgana Macawber as an ally.
- There will be a Justice Ducks episode.
- Gizmoduck will have mentioned teaming up with Darkwing in the past.
- Jossed. Gizmoduck is just beginning his career. A season before the real Darkwing Duck did.
- Similar to the Shere Khan idea, Bud Flud aka Liquidator will appear as another businessman Scrooge knows about.
- The Fearsome Five will eventually appear and like the DuckTales cast will be recast due to the death of Bushroot's voice actor Tino Insana, possibly with the exception of Jim Cummings as Negaduck.
- Confirmed, partly. The Fearsome Four (sans Negaduck) appears in "Let's Get Dangerous". Only Michael Bell reprises as Quackerjack, while Megavolt and Liquidator are voiced by Keith Ferguson, and Bushroot is changed to a mute, zombie-like creature.
- It should also be noted here that the Fearsome Four are still fictional in the Duck Tales universe (unlike the very real Taurus Bulba, Steelbeak, and F.O.W.L.) They are only able to appear because of a dimension travel device pulling them out of the universe where the TV show was real.
- Gosalyn would instantly hit it off with the triplets and Webby.
- Gosalyn does get along fairly well with Dewey when she meets him in "Let's Get Dangerous!", mostly because he empathises with her about trying to find a lost relative.
- The Grand Finale will be an adaptation of Dangerous Currency.
- At least one or two members of DW's Rogues Gallery will appear, most likely Megavolt and Bushroot.
- Three of the Rogues Gallery appear in the Darkwing Duck Show Within a Show: Megavolt, Quackerjack and the Liquidator. And Darkwing's actor from the show ends up becoming Negaduck.
- In a reversal it will be revealed that Launchpad worked with Darkwing before he worked for Scrooge.
- Adventures of the Gummi Bears:
- The events of the original show did happen, but due to the show's "no humans" rule, the human characters will be represented in animal form.
- New versions of the Gummis will appear as descendants of the original six.
- The descendants of Cavin and Calla will also appear, becoming friends with the kids when they cross paths.
- No, more likely they'll be voiced by Joel McCrary, Jim Cummings, and Corey Burton, respectively. That is, unless, they're willing to splash out to get John Goodman to voice Baloo like he did in The Jungle Book 2.
- Louie will likely be a hard pass, thanks to the ongoing legal drama with Louis Prima's family concerning the character's depiction in animated media. Of course, that's not to say the writers won't find a way to sneak in a King Louie reference. Especially since there's already a Louie in Ducktales...
- It's very unlikely we'll see Baloo or Louie, given that Talespin is being established as decades in the past. Kit Cloudkicker and Molly have been confirmed, as adults.
It will start out with a powerful cosmic villain wishing for domination of the omniverse and wishes to use already powerful cosmic artifacts in order to do so. He is unable to go for his initial target, however, due to varying reasons, but he instead finds an alternative: Namely, an object can be given incredible, reality altering power if said object is split into six parts in a special ritual and back together into a single whole, and only if said object has such a presence through all of reality it is essentially an inactive Cosmic Keystone. The villain then decided to use what he sees as the easiest target: Scrooge's Moneybin.
Thus, reality warping shenanigans happen, Scrooge's Moneybin goes missing, and the McDuck crew has to travel to various alternate dimensions to collect the various "essences" of the Moneybin to complete it, unknowingly completely the villain's plan in the first place. Along the way, Scrooge and family meet and team up with various heroes from other Disney shows in their quest:
After all the essences are collected, the Moneybin is reformed... and the Big Bad finally enacts his plot, leading to a massive, climatic battle with all the allies Scrooge and family made teaming up to take on the villain. The villain himself will then be revealed as either Bill Cipher, seeking to transcend the need of a physical body to wreck all reality, or Mephisto, who seeks the power needed to finally kill the One Above All and reign supreme over reality.
- Perhaps as an alternate or additional twist, one of the universes they encroach on is- what you might call- the "Golden Age" Duck Tales universe.
- Jossed.
- Perhaps as an alternate or additional twist, one of the universes they encroach on is- what you might call- the "Golden Age" Duck Tales universe.
- Unlikely - when Don Karnage robs Scrooge in "Sky Pirates in the... Sky!", there is no mention of a previous encounter.
- Please, no. Those would be a bit too much...
- While there's no mention of the Evronians, an Alien Invasion plot is already brewing with the Moonlanders...
- Darkwing Duck, so far, only appears as a Show Within a Show, making such connection unlikely.
- Drake Mallard has now appeared — that was not Darkwing Duck's secret identity in the Show Within a Show — and become a real-life version of the comic character. He's Launchpad's age and only just starting his crimefighting career. (Mrs. Beakley does dress up as Darkwing, but it's to make a Fan Film with Launchpad.)
- Unlikely, unless he's redesigned as a Dogface - the original character is a human, which don't seem to exist in this show.
- All three Halloween episodes have been released and he isn't in any of them.
- Jossed. Darkwing Duck is a fictional superhero from a TV series that Launchpad is a fan of. Unless he's revealed to be Real After All in a future episode.
- Darkwing Duck wasn't Real After All — but an actor who was going to play him in a movie version decides to take on the role for real. So Darkwing Duck wasn't real before, but is now.
- By the time of "Let's Get Dangerous," Darkwing Duck is a known public figure who has a relationship with city government and joins St. Canard's mayor in press conferences. He's not an urban legend, though he might be a tourist attraction.
- Perhaps, like above, it's owned by Oswald in this universe and it's a place Donald either once worked, or gets a steady job in. It could be on Bar with many patrons from around the mulitverse cameoing, with Howard the Duck being among the guests along with versions of characters from Disney's portfolio including, but not limited to, a Bith musical band, a goat-man in an orange shirt, and a green frog.
- Further to the idea that Oswald is running the place, he mentions offhandedly that whilst his brother, who isn't mentioned by name to skim the "no Mickey" rule, owns the place, they co-run it. That said, his brother's away on his honeymoon (subtly implying Minnie exists), so Oswald is functionally the owner as far as the Duck family's visit is concerned.
- Jossed. Someone else, who happens to be the real Drake Mallard, takes up the mantle, while Jim Starling turns into Negaduck.
- Morgana, like J. Edgar Hooter, Sara Bellum, Agent Gryzlikof, and Professor Waddlemeyer, have never been shown in the Show Within a Show. Any or all of them could turn out to be real. S.H.U.S.H., F.O.W.L., and Gosalyn have all either shown up in the "real world" or been confirmed by Word of God.
- Jossed. Instead, Drake Mallard is a young actor inspired by the Darkwing Duck character, as well as Launchpad's encouragement, to become a real life Darkwing Duck.
- The Darkwing Duck show we got in the 1990s and the Darkwing Duck show in the Duckverse are very clearly distinct; for one, the Duckverse version has no sidekick or adopted daughter and is not named Drake Mallard. The Darkwing we know, with Launchpad and Gosalyn, is beginning his career in the present day in imitation of the TV show.
As it stands, no one in DuckTales has the Magic to take on Magica. But if they find Morgana from the 90's - who likes kids and has enough magic to at least STALL Magica while the Ducks come up with a better plan - it would fit well with both the original and the comics.
Plus she can teach Webby and Lena magic as they try to find out how to send her home.
- "The Phantom and the Sorceress" boosts Lena's power to the point that she can take on Magica directly.
- Likely jossed. It's heavily implied Jim Starling, the original Darkwing, never had a Gosalyn in his life, which was a contributing factor to his eventual fall from grace as Negaduck.
- Jossed by the Season 3 concept art and promotional poster, which both show Gosalyn as a pre-teen, similar in age to the triplets.
- For whatever reason, Disney is very intent on preventing Western audiences from easily watching Legend of the Three Caballeros. The two shows have very different and incompatible versions of the same characters.
- Goofy only has a cameo. He carries pictures of Max and ActualRoxanne in his wallet, but neither makes a physical appearance.
- The 1987 triplets meeting Della Duck, who never appeared in the '87 show, and bonding with her while befriending their 2017 counterparts.
- Original Webby learning from 2017 Webby how to stand up for herself and grow out of being the Tagalong Kid.
And since much of the original cast has now passed away, much of the cast from the remastered SNES game will return to reprise their roles as the 1987 characters they played in the game. Classic Scrooge will also get a new voice actor to fill in for Alan Young.
- Sadly, there won't be any crossovers with anything in 2022. The series finale airs in 2021.
- Frank Angones addressed this on his tumblr - rights issues were in the way, so they had to resort to a lawyer-friendly reference (one of the Beagle Boys wearing a Mighty Ducks hockey mask during a heist). The only thing that could change this is that if the real-life hockey team decides it'd be a good marketing idea for them to feature the characters in the show, and make a decent deal with Disney.
- As for how Crock will be created, it's not unreasonable that dinosaur DNA can be obtained in this world.
- Jossed. Rather than by a mad scientist, they are created by a magical artifact named the Stone of What Was. Apart from Rhinokey and Butterbear, no other Wuzzles appear, though a carving on the Stone of What Was portrays a creature resembling Bumblelion.
- Perhaps The Wuzzles will later also be uplifted to resemble the original counterparts later on?
- Confirmed. "Double-O-Duck in You Only Crash Twice!" shows that Black Heron is in possession of a special ray gun that increases or decreases the intelligence of is struck by its beam. Her testing the device on a laboratory mouse (joined by two chipmunks and a larger, mustachioed mouse) results in the creation of this show's incarnation of Gadget Hackwrench.
- Jossed for the Wuzzles.
- Alternately, they will show up at some point on the show, but keeping in line with the "no humans" rule the show has similar to with the Bombie, their appearances will be modified so that their human characteristics are gone and look more like the Dog Faces on the show.
- HOLY SHIT. Semi-confirmed with Manny's true appearance.
- Given how much (justified) heat Disney has taken over the decades about the negative racial stereotypes of those crows, it's virtually unthinkable for them to ever appear in any form again. It'd be like a cameo from Brer Rabbit.
- Bonus point if they are related to Scrooge's Board of Directors, who don't think highly of their "dumb hippie cousins".
Possible scenarios for this:
- PJ is the family's Token Good Teammate (it helps that he already was the White Sheep in the original show).
- Peg is an agent who uses her cover as a trustworthy real-estate saleswoman to do her tasks for FOWL (selling homes to unknowning victims who she or local eggmen can do larceny against knowing their addresses and/or weakpoints in security, bug houses of wealthier or politically important clients). Her charm and good looks would make her a hit and also guarentee she wouldn't be suspected. Which leads into...
- Pete is not a FOWL member whatsoever. He is however a suitable frontman and/or decoy for Peg since he's a loud-mouthed Jerkass used car salesman with the reputation to match. When the kids are investigating FOWL, they'll quickly blame him first since someone that nasty HAS to be a master criminal, right?
- The only Goof Troop content in season 3 is a brief but important cameo from Goofy and a few photographs. The season is already suffering greatly from F.O.W.L. having too many members and thus no time to develop them properly as characters; adding additional F.O.W.L. agents in the last handful of episodes is very unlikely.
- It could still be possible for Pete to be F.O.W.L agent. Peg also being one is likely jossed, due to being Out of Character for her. Maybe that's the reason why Peg had divorced him - she was disgusted that her husband is a member of criminal organization.
- Bagheera will be the firm but understanding mayor of Cape Suzette and an acquaintance of Baloo and Rebecca
- Alternatively, Bagheera can appear as an Ace Pilot and Baloo's former friend who worked for Khan Enterprises (considering the black panthers that worked for Khan in the original show).
- Colonel Hathi would be the leader of a military squadron that oversees the protection of the city from the likes of Don Karnage.
- Kaa would be a hypnotist-for-hire willing to use his powers for profit.
- Or a Con Artist who would use his hypnotic powers to scam people out of their money.
- Also, as mentioned above, the vultures may appear as a barbershop quartet.
- Akela is also a good option for the mayor, although Bagheera is more iconic.
- F.O.W.L. has a full roster, and only two new F.O.W.L. characters have been introduced this season. Again, the season is already suffering from too many villains and no time to develop them. We didn't even get more than a cameo from the Beagle Boys.
- He's more likely to appear in a Darkwing Duck reboot (which appears to be a thing that may actually happen).
- This may also include a dogface version of Quint.
- Jossed.
- She'll probably reappear in the Darkwing Duck reboot, not in Ducktales. It's unknown how many Duckburg characters besides Launchpad will make the transition.
- Confirmed, Bonkers appears in Let's Get Dangerous!, though it's not yet known if he himself is from another dimension like the villains from the Darkwing Duck tv show or is just a cop in St. Canard.
- There are no toons in this universe, but then, there's no indication that this Bonkers is a toon instead of just a bobcat on the force. Of course, he could be a cartoon mascot for the St. Canard police.
- Since it was originally going to be a ride based on Alien, the spaceship could be called the Monstrosso, a reference to the original film's ship and to the giant whale from Pinnochio. Bonus points if there's an android that looks like Pinnochio there.
- If they go with the original Alien Encounter story, Chairman Clench will be genderswapped (and possibly voiced by Sigourney Weaver).
- T.O.M. and S.I.R. would be discarded robot parts littering the ship.
- WALL•E, would be even more hilarious and ironic if Mark Beaks builds Eve.
- The Animatronics
- Baymax
- A Droid
- The Kingrobot
- The Cogs
- This one's confirmed—not just an Expy, but the actual Cogs themselves, in "The Great Dime Chase!"
- Lyth
- The Robot Queen
- Station
- And if the story of the "original" Don Karnage ever gets made, he will be voiced by Jim Cummings (1952).
- Out of all anthros, snakes are subjected to this worse than other animals, due to the fact that unlike Jormungandr in his mundane form, they have no limbs which makes them similar to their non-evolved cousins, which results in other animals thinking of them as cannibals, who didn't let go their non-anthropomorphic cousins predatory nature and will gladly eat their fellow animal people. This explains The Reveal about Thaddeus E. Klang true appearance at the end of TaleSpin episode "For Whom the Bell Klangs" and puts his plans in whole new light - he wanted a revenge on "two leggers" for thinking of his kind as untrustworthy, bestial and savage monsters. Given his actions in the episode, he failed on what he though may help his fellow snakes got better reputation in the eyes of other animals.