#bugle beagle

[show-us-kaidenshenandoah]

i was watching the movie again and went "...wait a second" at the designs of The Gammas (or Gamma Mu Mu). i looked up trivia and couldn't find anything to confirm (or deny, i guess) my thoughts, so i guess?? this is a theory? (someone with a DVD/Bluray version, please check the Special Features for me to see if anyone mentions this. i have no idea) i'm surprised i haven't seen this parallel thrown around more but yeah, i think im onto something if this is a new thought in the Goofy Movies fanbase lol

sorry for the low quality of the image, ill type the transcript up in the post to make up for how blurry my text is. there just isn't a lot of pictures of these guys, period, much less that i could find of this specific scene so i could make my point

but yeah, my theory is The Gammas are all based off the classic villains in the Mickey-Donald-Goofy multiverse (plus Bigfoot, but i know many people noticed the redhead member of the Gammas is just "a shaved down version of Bigfoot" from the first "A Goofy Movie" lol)

(also, im a novice at learning about this extended Mickey-Donald-Goofy multiverse, im still new to the Carl Banks comics and havent seen all the media. so forgive me if im wrong at any point and please kindly correct me ♡)

so there's:

named: Bradley Uppercrust III — no idea if he is based off of anyone

named: Tank — based off of: Pete / Peg Leg Pete (but make him unrelated to PJ, basically) (hence, why he looks the least like his source, if im correct. he has a shirtless scene where he's revealed to have a farmer's tan, that i think you could argue is a very subtle nod that would have been slightly closer to a Pete-like coloration. but yeah, if im right, they had to make Tank's pallette lighter ao he wouldn't be mistaken as a relative of PJ's)

unnamed bearded member — based off of: the main Beagle Boys trio (Babyface) (Bigtime) (if you don't know the lore: there's a lot of Beagle Boys as the gag is they're a BIG family, but the main trio in the original "Ducktales" show is the first set of parentheses. the second set of parentheses is their names in the classic Ducktales comics. both the original "Ducktales" show and the reboot "Ducktales" show features both sets of the trio/s though. though the Carl Barks version of the comics preferred the route of "they go by their prison-numbers rather than their names". also, inbetween the two "Ducktales" TV shows, a lot of Disney media just merged the two trios into one kind-of-amorphous trio, as far as i can tell, like with "Mickey, Donald, and Goofy: the Three Muskateers". but still, they're part of a HUGE family who tend to be clones of said main trio. but i digress. they're a confusing family lmao rip)

unnamed member wearing sunglasses — based off of: the main Beagle Boys trio (Bankjob) (Bouncer) (i like to think his sunglasses (and i guess also the unnamed bearded member's glasses, but mainly these sunglasses) as a homage to the Beagle Boys' black masks lol)

named: Slouch — based off of: the main Beagle Boys trio (Bugle) (Burger) (also: im entirely banking off differentiating Bugle/Burger to Slouch and Bankjob/Bouncer to sunglasses-guy on how Bugle is commonly reffered to as "a hipster" and i personally associate fedoras with a similar type of crowd. i could have those mixed up tho, idk, neither of these guys even have any lines lol but i do like the idea that maybe the fedora is flipped like that as a reference to the Beagle Boys' billed caps? idk, that might be a stretch) (i would also like to mention i hc these guys are The Beagle Brats now in college-age, who are an unnamed trio that goes by "1, 2, and 3" in the comics but, from what i can tell, that the Beagle Brats in general (not 1, 2, and 3 specifically) were first seen(?) in the "Ducktales" original show (who also have a v small cameo in the reboot) that were meant to parallel the triplets Huey and Dewey and Louie; these specific ones im talking about the nephews of the general-amorphous-main-trio of Beagle Boys, but it is possible to call any Beagle Boy who is young a Beagle Brat. but, yeah, i have no basis for why i think Slouch and the other two are specifically the Beagle Brats 1, 2, and 3; that's entirely headcanon)

unnamed member that's a redhead — based off of: Bigfoot in "A Goofy Movie" (again, i know a lot of people caught this one lmao)

unnamed member that has black hair — based off of: Mortimer Mouse (who was once also known aa Montmorency Rodent/Rodawn, but they've been retconned into being the same character by now, but that'a a tangent.) (if you don't know the lore: Mortimer is a bit complicated to describe? but the tldr is that he's basically Mickey's love-rival for Minnie. to go more in depth though, uh, he's more wealthy, usually, and claims to be "in love" with Minnie Mouse but is also a jerk and she generally does not have any interest in him (well, unless the plot the writer wants includes a love-triangle). Pete is usually considered a more recognizable villain, so Mortimer rarely shows up, esp since Pete can be easily be written as also harboring feelings for Minnie. so sometimes shows re-write Mortimer from this personality so he is more distinct, sometimes as a toxic friend of Mickey's or overall bad influence but well-intentioned; so the character has some flexibility. but i know him best, as do many others, via his "House of Mouse" recurring role where he'd show up just to try to break Mickey and Minnie up or otherwise flirt with any female guests. i think he works well in competition wirh Pete, who has more of a Goliath-and-David relationship with Mickey when Mickey and Pete are antagonistic, as Mortimer is an antagonist that is just as clever and capable as Mickey (if not more so, since he is clever, competent, and generally wealthy enough to have more resources than Mickey) but does not have Mickey's sincerity or good intentions. though i dont mind how kid shows re-write him either, i think toxic friends and bad influences are good lessons for children to learn. i like Mortimer being a frenemy who has good intent but bad follow-through lol but anyway, thank you for allowing me this debatably-overexplanation of Mortimer since he's my favorite and also, uh, the only one here where #1 he isnt in the Goofy Movie series and ergo may not be known to others, #2 has a consistent personality beyond "bad guy in story" i can talk about unlike the Beagle Boys trio/s and their huge extended family of might-as-well-be-clones, and #3, again, he's my favorite if you couldnt tell lol) (also, i do think you could argue this unnamed character's quiff is a nod to Mortimer's mouse-ears tho, since there's a curve and all. and then the idea he has some stubble as a possible ref to Mortimer's whiskers is hilarious to me if my theory has water and he was intentionally designed after Mortimer lmao)

anyway, i apologize again if this idea has been discussed before. i really did try to google if anyone was spreading the same idea that The Gammas are just a fun College AU-Variant of these guys already

+ bonus, since i mentioned them, The Beagle Brats:

please let me know if you think the idea has merit, and especially let me know if Bradley is a reference to anyone (tho i can also fully buy Bradley being original to this movie!) thanks so much for reading ♡

ps. i am dyslexic so do forgive me for any misspellings. i am editing this unseriously from my phone ✌️

[kittycorn9292]

— Say, Scrooge has got a lot of movers working for him today. That gives me a brilliant idea!

— Oh boy. You never had one of those.

[stickers-on-a-laptop]

because of this poppy bracket i am now thinking that poppy pipopapo should adopt a beagle. a beagle would sing with her for SURE and it could become the cr mascot or something and she just DESERVES one

[tenth-sentence]

This saved the lives of the Christians: many of the wounded Indians were carried away by their companions; and at last one of the under caciques being wounded, the bugle sounded a retreat.

"Journal of Researches into the Natural History and Geology of the Countries Visited During the Voyage of H.M.S. Beagle Round the World, 1832-36" - Charles Darwin

[patrickztump]

did brendon urie just call everyone a “beautiful beagle” at the end of the pandora alt xl commercial

[mk-average]

beagles eating bugles while a poodle plays the fluglehorn

[lowlyroach]

737) he forgot your name

forgot how nice it is to drink

to drink

to drink

not drunk enough to talk

about you

about you

about you

we talk about you

i drink more

my friend asks for your name

i just say

why is she so ugly but the most beautiful person that's ever existed..

he wants to crash your wedding, or get a tattoo

he wants to get super drunk and show up

he forgot your name

how could he forget the name of God?

beautiful and ugly you're built like a

beagle

a beetle

a bagel

a bugle

a bug

fuck

shit show

i hope your wedding is great

i also hope you are never happy

my bad

my bad

i know, i know

enjoy the rest of your life

ugly piece of heaven

i hope there's no meteors

i hope there's only meteors

all of this music reminds me of you

ill ignore the playlist

you ignoring my existence?

it has to be this way,

this is necessary

can i rip my face in half?

horse teeth

smile with gums

ponytail

lamppost

sprinklers

walking

chess

music

reading

sushi

am i to blame?

am i to blame?

drink. drink. drink.

[wildpix]

An iconic scene; a handsome, dapper and dashing Pheasant male, late afternoon in a lush English country field. Yet, this is as un-iconic as it gets, it’s officially declared as a species that imperils native wildlife in England.

And yet how complex an issue this is. One would think that it is environmentally sound that they are hunted and eradicated, flushed by beaters and hounds, blasted into oblivion with shotguns. But there is more to the story.

Although some birds have established local populations, at least 60,000,000 Mongolian Ringneck Pheasants such as this one, and other large gamebirds such as Red-legged Partridges are captively bred and released in the UK each year for hunting, an industry that is said to be worth £2bn a year.

And who is it to blame for their introduction and the origins of this peril? The landed gentry with their white jodhpurs, bugles and baying beagles, gamekeepers, or gentlemen in deer stalkers and tweed jackets? No, it is most likely that Pheasants were introduced to the shores of Britain by the Romans, 2.000 years ago, or the Phoenicians much earlier!

An environmental dilemma as complicated as the one about the chicken and the egg.

 Photo by @reandutoit

#reandutoit #reandutoitphotography #naturephotography #nature #yorkshire #wilderness #motherearth #natgeoyourshot #bird #birdphotography #rspb #birdsofinstagram #bird_brilliance #bestbirdsofinstagram #northyorkmoors #pheasant #ravenscar #mongolianringneckpheasant #gamebird #england

[foggyglow]

Wow! The beagles they are At the FNAF! My friends' designs my Beloved...

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[beagleboys]

Watch Babyface carefully, Bankjob has to drag him off the stage. 

What a little attention hog!

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

[kingoftieland]

My wife keeps getting calls from the Daily Bugle demanding pictures of Spider-Man... Sorry Mr. Jameson, but these adorable photos of Geronimo (aka Beagle Parker) as Spider-Pup will have to do! 🕸️

[missnoodliness]

Beagle!

My favorite smell?

I'm torn between a freshly opened can of tennis balls (I love tennis and that smell usually meant match time!) and grass just after a rain.

I'm weird

[singswan-springswan]

Avengers as dog breeds:

Tony: Sheltie Intuitive, intelligent, eager to please, picks fights with animals much bigger and stronger and doesn't back down

Steve: bugle Beagle Not the smartest dog, but trainable, loyal, and stubborn. Agile and athletic while maintaining the oafish look

Thor: Mastiff Powerful, noble, intimidating, very loud bark, very large bite, zealously protective of family, loving to people closest to him

Bruce: Great Pyrenees Massive, feared for its size and strength, actually a dorky fluffball that likes to cuddle, dutiful, firm and unwsaying

Clint: Vizsla Precise, athletic, acrobatic, stealthy, efficient hunter, high endurance and resilience, independent but responds well to training

Bucky: Pitbull Adorable, goofy, looks like a potato, means well but is awkward sometimes, makes people scared based on dangerous abilities and messed-up stuff someone else made him do

Vision: Poodle Kinda weird-looking but easily adapted, gun-dog, intelligent, resilient, fierce, loyal, trusting, reliable

Rhodey: Rottweiler Time-tested, even-tempered, protective, obedient, trustworthy, explosively powerful but well-trained, aggressive when necessary

Pietro: Saluki High endurance, hunts by sight, quick, agile, reserved but curious, difficult to train, free spirit, easily bored

Wanda: Saluki Elegant, regal, requires consistent stimulation, semi-feral, quiet, highly versatile, poor sense of boundaries, ancient

Sam: Golden retriever Excitable, pure-hearted, gentle, family-oriented, loyal, determined, playful, comforting, eager to please, gun-dog

Scott: Corgi Comedian, loving, perky, hard-working, intelligent, unassuming but impressive given the opportunity, social, habitual

Peter: German shepherd A cute puppy with too-big ears and lots of potential, protective, loyal, eager to please, aggressive, innovative

Natasha: Cat