#darkwing duck comms

[andyarty]

Darkwing duck fans! I need your help!!!

Im trying to save up for better equipment for animating.. specifically animation college.

(And trans healthcare)

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Would you guys be interested if i opened Darkwing duck Commissions for affordable prices?

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[h20goflashnsplashsealrideon]

i need a good selection of wacky furry cartoons to watch. i surprisingly didn't grow up with many furry cartoons but as u know i enjoy super toony furry shit so u know. i want to watch and be inspired. preferably things pre 2010

[honeyglazedcalamari]

damn i was

what was i doing

[tealottie]

Link to my commissions sheet!

I commissioned @tealottie again and I’m not sorry for how obsessed I am with this image LOOK AT HIS TAIL 😭❤️ Commissioning Missy was once again a 10/10 experience

Also I want the masses to know about this ship because they’re haunting me

[popculturebuffet]

With Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon originals covered, may as well put this in full circle with Disney TVA (only bringing up non-preschool stuff and the half-hour ones to make it simple). Who is your favorite character from the 1987-92 half of the Disney Afternoon era cartoons you saw like: Adventures of the Gummi Bears, The Wuzzles, DuckTales 1987, The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers, TaleSpin, Darkwing Duck, The Little Mermaid 1992, Raw Toonage, and Goof Troop?

I haven't seen Gummi Bears or Wuzzles, though the former's theme song kicks ass and I love that it keeps getting brought up. Ducktales 87: *womp womp womp womp womp womp* Faviorite character is Webby. It was a shockingly easy choice but she's adorable, and while she has a cutsey nature a lot of the time it's oftset by her genuine heart and pluck. She'll gladly tag along, and while she'll cry and be more emotinal because well.. 80's kid show version of what they think a little girl is, those emotoins often ground her against her peers, less in the cliche

Way and more simply by having more of a heart than scrooge (who shuts his off but Webby is one of the few people that can bring out his warm caring side) and the boys (Who are often sexist dicks who need to get thrown into a volcano tekken stylez to learn a lesson). Her reboot self IS better in pretty much every way

But it's comparing a character who got a lot of layers and came out in an era where women were actually writing the character. So the comparison is hard.

So as for the show itself.. it's decent. It has gorgeous animation, captures barks style well and throws in it's own touches with webby and launchpad (and beakly but unlike the og webby who I feel is underated, og ms beakley sucks as much as her reputation), and later Gizmoduck. It's a solid series and it's easy to see why it set off the disney afternoon and disney tva as a whole; while gummi bears proved it was possible, Ducktales proved it could be a roaring success and that putting good money into animation was just good sense. The show changed animatoin.

I respect the show but admit it's just.. okay to me. It's not bad, I wouldn't mind reviewing more episodes , plug plug plug shill shill shill, but it just dosen't really hit me the way some of the other cartoons in this block or later disney stuff does. IT's a fine adaptatoin, decent enough and Alan Young is THE scrooge, with David Tennant a close second, but it's just not something I seek out. Granted i'm bad at watching shows that are just sitting ther eon D+ but while I enjoyed what I saw before the reboot back when I had the dvd, it's one of those shows that was worldshaking then but now is just.. okay> Not bad, still specail, but just not for me. Maybe that'll change if I see some of the later episodes, I feel my opinon could easily evolve, but for now it's just a fine part of the lore and worthy of adding to the cannon , but not for me.

As a bonus since all of the shows adapted are present i'll also throw my opinons in on the nes games as one of the first things I got for my PS4 was the disney afternoon collection and while I intend to review these games in full at some point (Again comms are open for those intrested) . So in order: Ducktales is really good, a solid platformer whose only real flaws are difficulty (not as bad in an age of rewinds) and the amazon requiring a cash gate. Really fun platformer. The second one is decent, not quite as good but I do like the adition of adapters like mega man.. even if said addition left me stuck at one point bu tthat's ag ripe for another day.

Finally we have remastered, another one to review some day and a beautiful well game you can still find on steam and I have on both there and x-box 360. like with the disney afternoon collection it was one of my first purchases when I got one again about two years back. It feel slike a grand and proper finale to the cartoon, bringing back everyone who was alive at the time, having vibrant animation and ending on a wonderful note. IT's only real issues are difficulty once again and the fact the lovingly crafted story to justify each level does eat up a bit of time in each level and breaks the momentum. I wish we'd get another platformer like this from disney though I intend to try illusion island at some point.

The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh: Eeore. Always. Honestly haven't seen this one outside of some vauge recoltions of catching it on disney channel as a kid, so I can't say much but unless they made him a giant sentient fart cloud that kicks tigger in the gonad I doubt my answer would change.

Chip N Dale: Gadget. She's the kind voice of reason, and can be real funny. The show itself.. is mid. I've reviewed a few episodes at this point and the show is fine, it just leans into cliches a bit, which being a late 80's show, isn't suprising. It's got some creative energy, a standout ep or two and some shockingly adult content, but it dose'nt have ducktales grandness or the next two's energy and vibe. It's just kinda a kids show As for the NES games the first is like the show itself: fine, kinda forgetable, probably not bad to at least check it out. The second on the other hand is a shocking leap in quality: the sprites are more detailed, it evolves on the pick up stuff and throw it gameplay, and gives the game an actual plot.. an excuse plot still but one fitting the show and shockingly detailed for an early 90's videogame. Well worth checking out.

Talespin: OH OH OH OH OH OH SPIN IT!. I've made my love for what i've seen of talespin (I badly need to watch more) very clear. My faviorite is Sheer Khan, a villian whose a nice mix of caluating and honorable: unlike most buisness scumbags, while he will do shady stuff, he does so right and can be our heroes ally, enemy or a neutral party depending on the day, utterly respecting higher for higher but not being afraid to go against them if needed with cold, calculating percision. A perfect adaptation

As for the show itself.. it's a lot of fun. Granted the 1930's 40's pulp adventure setting with plans, tons of gorgeous tropic vistas and eiral acrobatics is for me: I love a good plane, and I love this kind of 40's set story if done right. See INdiana Jones. So it works. it has a great main cast, fun antagonists, and a great setting. Unlike Ducktlaes the episodic nature dosen't bother me as much because they vary it up more, sometimes adventuring around cape suzette sometimes doing globetrotting. It all depends on what the episode needs and this show is sensatoinal The nes game is a tad hard, you WILL die and you WILL need that rewind, easily the hardesdt of the bunch.. but I can't hate it being fun, breezy and having a kickass chiptune version of the theme. Granted it's also because I just love this cartoon so much, so i'm an easy mark, but it is a lot of fun and I feel dosen't get the respect it deserves.

Darkwing Duck: Negaduck, the perfect arch enemy. While Darkwing has a solid as hell Rogues Gallery, Negaduck has that extra menace, being one of the very few foes of his that comes off as menacing, with Jim Cummings low growl feeling perfect. He's everything Drake COULD be and worse: Cold, arrogant, murderous and yet he still fits the zany tone, gladly whipping out a chainsaw or engaging in slapstick just enough to make him not feel jarring iwth the show as a whole, but not enough to undercut his menance

The show itself is great and I REALLY wish we'd gotten that reboot. But the original is really good: like ducktales or chip n dales it's got a very loose continuity and i've talked at length about how the episode order is a styigan labyrinth from which few escape. But it mostly works.. by being funny. When it isn't it's mid and i've reviewed plenty of episodes I didn't like.. but when it's working, it REALLY works, having a ton of laughs, a suprising amount of heart, and a really fun well thought out prtoaganist: part egotist, part genuinely heroic, part judgemental fuckup, all darkwing duck

The final NES game covered here and easily my faviorite. Granted it's partly a prefrence thing: I'm a HUGE mega man fan, so getting a game tha'ts essentially another nes mega man but still perfectly caputres the spirit of darkwing duck is an easy sell. The game is HARD, though rewind helps.. but man if it isn't fun. Like all 6 games, capcom put a lot of heart into it and a lot of effort into matching the style of the show. And while the music for all 6 games slaps, darkwing has the best soundtrack by far, perfectly fitting the show, the foes all fitting the zany superhero parody feel an di'ts impressive given the game was clearly put into production early into the shows run using production materials as everyone works for fowl like in an early pitch.. and yet despite this the game is juts pitch perfect.

The Little Mermaid 97: I'm only including this because like winnie the pooh I defintely saw it once in a while, but I dont' remember it. Sorry.

Raw Toonage: I've only seen the episode I recently reviewed and it was.. okay. The first segment was like living in a living nightmare and bonkers sucks at least in these (His own show is probably fine, haven't seen it), adn the other two were fine. Like the concept fine enough.

Goof Troop: REPORT TO THE GOOF TROOP. I like most of the cast.. but it's Goofy. It's the boy. This is one of the best versions of him, though Goofy Movie obviously fleshed him out considerably, this is where the groundwork was laid out. Goof Troop itself is decent.. it dosen't always land or age perfectly, Max like the boys can oscelate betweeen tolerable and punch him in the head, but it's over the top fun nature, great slapstick and kicking theme song help. It's jus ta lot of fun. Budaopbobadowop YEAH

[maximeloonatic]

Original Disney Afternoon Darkwing Duck Rap Premier Music Video and Comm...

HAPPY DARWING DUCK 32ND ANNIVERSARY

Remember the Terror that Flaps in the night?

Jim Cumming has been teasing about a come back in social media. What do you think? Are we ready for the return?

[radioromantic-moved]

so you know how darkwing duck is a tv show in the dt17-verse...i think it would be very funny if my dwd s/i (the one i made for the original 90s show) was in the show inside dt17 and my dt17 insert kinned them or something. they cosplay as them to go to darkwingcon with launchpad and drake

[momonoki23]

a fun comm of Duck Avenger and Darkwing swapping outfits for @aj-the-bluejay ! thank you again ^^

[mursduckproblems]

Let’s Escape - Chapter 38 of (I’ll Be Near) To Chase Away Fear time! (I’ll Be Near) To Chase Away Fear is a Drakepad-centric Darkwing Duck story set in the Ducktales 2017 universe. This chapter is exactly what it says on the tin: an escape.

Here’s a preview: Fenton, on the other hand, would be seizing nothing but the moment before him. Tapping his watch, he activated the device in his watch that sent a remote signal to the Gizmosuit, planted in the specialized polyurethane protective casing on the roof.

[ Manual override code Blatherskite. Overload approaching. Shutdown imminent. Self-detonation initiated. Overload detonation in 120 seconds. ]

Within seconds, BOYD’s voice came to life in the ears of their comms. “Gizmosuit overload in two minutes! Secure your escape routes now, team!”

Gyro always reminded Fenton that detonation of the Gizmosuit would level a city block. He had no desire to do just that, but a controlled explosion, contained by the special polyurethane coating he’d created for this express purpose, could damage a high-rise building enough to cause tremors without disrupting its foundation. It was a risk, but it was exactly the sort of distraction that would keep F.O.W.L. busy, with enough time to get the building’s occupants out safely.

[soul-heart-and-beyond]

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(You forgot the crown there... ^^;)

[ ♛ ] send me a url and I'll tell you the following; My opinion on; @elveswithoutears (Man, I have been gone for a while if I didn't notice the blog change...) character in general: (You know, I wanted to put in the specify muse thing but I guess I gotta do the ones that I know of to be completely fair, sorry if some of the ones you love or like aren't mentioned or talked about in great detail.) I'd say my best experience with any of your muses is Nega Drake, followed by Steelbeak and then Drake 17. We still got Gosalyn 17 and a littllllle bit of Classic Drake but mostly the three I mentioned before. From what I see, you really have gone a long way to try and make Nega Drake stand out from any of his headcanon competitors and I really do like that, he's sassy, very blunt at times, easily frustrated but not plagued by the (Mc)Duck Gene, and seems to be a bit of a straight guy which is refreshing among all the loony and kooky characters out there. Steelbeak's a joy to read as while I was replying to his threads mostly before the finale, it was nice that you didn't completely change his character to resemble his original Darkwing Duck incarnation so soon, as I know I couldn't do that. Yes, the guy's a bruiser that just wants to make himself known for more than just his brawn but there's a difference on writing a simple character and an oaf, and you certainly have been writing him more like the former than the latter. I know we only had a dash comm thread between Gizmoduck and Darkwing from the always raging Gizmowing War, but it was nice to see how Drake would feel about coming to realize that someone he liked (whether platonically or more than that) also was one of the same people or figures that he was so annoyed by. It really does hurt to have to deal with that knowledge and how that hate of yours has been affecting that person, though I know not everyone actively thinks about that stuff. Not like I'm trying to have Fenton push Drake's shit in for what he's done, not at all, but to make sure the guy at least understands the full grasp of the situation before continuing down something that isn't entirely healthy. Though don't mind all that above, Drake's really quirky and I'm not sure how much I could say on his personality yet but I do know that he at hopefully trying to make up for his conceitedness. Every other muse of yours is great too and I would certainly go more in depth about them but look at this, I wouldn't be able to get to the stuff below if I talked on all of them! how they play them: ......Well, to be short and sweet since I kind of answered these up above, you play them very well! the mun: Thomas is very nice! I know they have been around for a bit and mostly been doing stuff while I've been on the shaky or on and odd end of my stuff but they really are kind and they have good ideas to put into threads or just for giving their muses more depth than the original source material could provide at times. Do I; follow them: Yep! rp with them: Certainly! want to rp with them: If I rp with them then obviously I want to do it.... right? ship their character with mine: Something to stay in tuned for.... What is my; overall opinion: They truly are a great mun that has a lot of talent and love put into what they do and I can't help but admire it! **Note: Mun’s answer are all to be completely honest. Don’t send url if you don’t want brutal honesty.

[librairiemelodieensoussol]

Cassette, jaquette et boitier en bon état général Épisode : laffaire des 5 mercenaires 45 minutes Disney Albert Colvert / Myster Mask (Drake Mallard / Darkwing Duck) : le héros de la série. Super-héros un peu gaffeur, Myster Mask est un justicier masqué doté d'un égo démesuré qui lui cause par moments des ennuis. Cependant, lorsqu'il s'applique, il se révèle en général extraordinairement compétent. Bien qu'étant présenté comme un super-héros, il ne possède pas de super-pouvoirs, comptant à la place sur son intelligence, ses capacités en arts martiaux et divers gadgets pour chasser les criminels. Cela fait de lui une parodie assez évidente de Batman ; l'épisode L'Affaire Myster Mask : Les Origines secrètes lui attribue (ainsi qu'à Sinister Mask) une origine extra-terrestre faisant penser à Superman. #oiseaumortvintage #melodieensoussol #cassettevideo #vhs #mystermask #darkwingduck https://www.instagram.com/p/CdN1IDxMrFb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sacha-mariecroix]

Fevrier 2019 - Animation Video - Projet personnel : Negaduck - U Got That 

Cette video est un projet personnel qui était avant tout pour moi une sorte d'entraînement. C’est une recherche d'animation en partant d'une image fixe. Un procédé utilisé notamment lors de promotions vidéo pour des bandes dessinées, comme ici par exemple avec " Jim Hawkins " de chez Ankama Éditions : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYAzt0AA3fA

Pour mon premier essai j'ai donc utilisé un personnage issu de “ Darkwing Duck” une bande dessinée de chez Boom! Studio. En utilisant Photoshop j'ai isolé les différents éléments que je trouvais important à animer ( c'est-à-dire les bras, les yeux) en prenant soin de redessiner certaines parties pour éviter que des trous se forment lors de l'animation.

J'ai ensuite importé mes différents calques Photoshop dans After effect et je me suis mise au travail. J’ai animé le tout en me calquant sur le rythme donné par la musique. La vidéo dure 24 secondes dont 7s de générique, et 17s de pure animation.

l'Animation à été faite sur une base de 30 frames par seconde. L'élément principal forme une boucle de 4 secondes rejouées 4 fois. Avec pour base 5 images fixent différentes, puisez dans un scan en ligne de la bande dessinée. ( voir images si dessous )

J'ai crée une ambiance sombre, ajouté un effet de respiration sur le personnage, comme s'il bombait le torse, des ombres et floues, ainsi qu’un effet lumineux rouge sur les yeux comme seule couleur. J’ai aussi accentué cette ambiance en ajoutant volontairement du grain à l’image et un dégradé de noir très léger sur l'arrière-plan.

Ce style fait le lien entre de la pure BD et l’animation. En outre cela pourrait faire penser aux méthodes d’animation japonaise des années 80 qui, avec un unique celluloïd et à grands coups de travelling, arrivaient à créer jusqu'a 30 secondes d’animation/film.

Pour conclure, je pense ne pas me tromper en disant que ce type d’animation est long à réaliser, et est très technique. C’est pourquoi je pense refaire des vidéos de ce genre très vite, l'exercice étant intéressant à pratiquer et me permettant de m'exercer à l’utilisation des effets d'animations sur After Effect

[wipbigbang]

Story Post: Duckpocalypse Now

Story Title: Duckpocalypse Now Fandom: Supernatural/Darkwing Duck Link(s): MASTERPOST HERE Summary: Set after The Building Blocks of Good and Evil (an interlude story). SPN S6. While on an ordinary hunt, Sam and Dean find themselves pulled into an unusual circumstance. They arrive in St. Canard and meet Darkwing and co. just in time for the main event: another attempt at an apocalypse. (Stands Alone) Warnings: Um… cartoonish violence, spoilers for previous Buffy/Darkwing xover, The Building Blocks of Good and Evil, light swearing Characters: Dean, Sam, Castiel, Darkwing, Gosalyn, Launchpad, Morgana, with a special guest star later! Pairings: Um, Darkwing/Morgana, but it's actually just gen When I Started: Um... years and years ago.  I actually had three whole chapters (the first 7500 words, actually) written and had totally forgotten about that. twisted_slinky actually shared a deviantart post with me where someone had modded some rubber ducks to look like Sam and Dean, and I already had a dimension-hopping world in the works, so... yeah. How I Lost My Shit: I just remember thinking that the story wasn't flowing the way I wanted it to, and that I hated it.  So I moved on to other things. How I Finished My Shit: I had attempted this story before for a comm, but I just couldn't get into it.  But I was feeling it--and missing this world I had created where my favorite cartoon duck got to meet some of my favorite non-cartoon characters.  It flowed crazy easy, and it totally helped that I got to acquire the newest Darkwing comic collections around the time I was starting back on this.