u/Crystal_1501

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I'll gather all the suggestions after a while, and put them into a poll in a separate post, otherwise I will not be able to tell which suggestion is considered the most popular, so keep your suggestions coming!

I'm going to say Terror of the Terra-firmians. I know this isn't a popular episode, but even if I agreed that it wasn't a good episode, you have to love how much Beakley is looking out for everyone here, not just Webby, but everyone, and it also shows very well exactly how she judges people, her method being a very fair way to do so imo. She's definitely an 'actions speak louder than words' character, and I appreciate what she says to Lena at the end!

The episodes nominated:

1. A Nightmare on Killmotor Hill
2. The Golden Armory of Cornelius Coot
3. The Last Adventure: Part 2
4. The Beagle Birthday Massacre

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Louie's Best Episode: The Richest Duck in the World

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I'll gather all the suggestions after a while, and put them into a poll in a separate post, otherwise I will not be able to tell which suggestion is considered the most popular, so keep your suggestions coming!

Honestly, I don't think I can pick one this time... she's amazing in literally every single scene she appears! I'm counting on you to give me the suggestions!

Edit: I decided to put forward an episode, and I believe I have a good one - A Nightmare on Killmotor Hill. She can be very naïve when it comes to trusting people, but it's really nice to see just how far she'll go to stick up for and protect her friend when everyone else is naturally and understandably sceptical!

The episodes nominated:

1. The Richest Duck in the World
2. The Most Dangerous Game... Night
3. Louie's Eleven
4. Glomtales
5. The Life and Crimes of Scrooge McDuck
6. Day of the Only Child

Only one vote per person, if you want your vote to count make a comment, either say the number or the episode name!

Dewey's Best Episode: Raiders of the Doomsday Vault - this one honestly wasn't even a contest.

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I'll gather all the suggestions after a while, and put them into a poll in a separate post, otherwise I will not be able to tell which suggestion is considered the most popular, so keep your suggestions coming!

His sincerity, honesty and integrity come into full play in two episodes, and of the two, I'd have to go with The Richest Duck in the World. His sincere and honest speech when he decides he doesn't deserve this title really gets me.

The episodes nominated:

1. Raiders of the Doomsday Vault
2. The Secret(s) Of Castle McDuck
3. Shadow War: Part 1

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Huey's Best Episode: Astro B.O.Y.D

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I'll gather all the suggestions after a while, and put them into a poll in a separate post, otherwise I will not be able to tell which suggestion is considered the most popular, so keep your suggestions coming!

Raiders of the Doomsday Vault is my pick. He truly shines in this episode, I love the dynamic between him and his mum, and he gains so much real confidence! I don't really know what else to say here, this is just one badass episode where Dewey really gets to be just Dewey instead of hiding behind a daredevil or attention-seeking persona!

The episodes nominated:

1. Challenge of the Senior Junior Woodchucks
2. The Split Sword Of Swanstantine
3. Astro B.O.Y.D
4. Terror of the Terrafermians

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Donald's Best Episode: Quack Pack

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I'll gather all the suggestions after a while, and put them into a poll in a separate post, otherwise I will not be able to tell which suggestion is considered the most popular, so keep your suggestions coming!

I'll pick Challenge of the Senior Junior Woodchucks. It's funny, it's ridiculous, we see a lot more of Huey's intuition, and it's one of the few times where we get to see his insecurities on full display, and the lesson he learns at the end isn't only a vital one, but provides serious character growth! I mean, in most shows, when both competitors have the chance to win, they would both win, but this show actually lets one of the main characters lose, which shows us how Huey internalised his failure but doesn't let it define him!

The episodes nominated:

1. Quack Pack
2. Whatever Happened to Donald Duck
3. The House of the Lucky Gander
4. Shadow War: Part 2

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Scrooge's Best Episode: The First Adventure

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My vote is Quack Pack. I'm weird in that I don't like his normal voice, so any time he can speak coherently will stand out to me. Those are few and far between, but he's genuinely awesome in this episode - he makes a mistake, he wants to live with it, he's just the guy in the family who wants things to be peaceful, and I love his moment with Goofy where the two have a heart to heart and Donald realises what makes his family special!

The episodes nominated:

1. The First Adventure

2. Woo-oo

3. The Life and Crimes of Scrooge McDuck

4. The Last Crash of the Sunchaser

5. The Split Sword of Swanstantine

6. From the Confidential Casefiles of Agent 22

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I'd probably have to go with The First Adventure. It's probably not the most epic episode, but it highlights and exemplifies everything we love about Scrooge - a family orientated man who loves adventure and will do what it takes to succeed in his mission!

Edit: I just realised the best way to do this - I'll gather all the suggestions after a while, and put them into a poll in a separate post, otherwise I will not be able to tell which suggestion is considered the most popular, so keep your suggestions coming!

This is a question that's been torturing me for a while - there's a lot that a brave animal will do that others won't do, but what bothers me is what does the bravest do that others can't do? The answer is... nothing. If we take the test for the bravest from the lion guard's lair, literally anyone could stick a paw out and test for a bridge, and it's not like there needed to be a fifth member, as the night pride from the Tree of Life is awesome and very capable with only four members. Sure there's a lot Bunga can do that the other members can't do, but it all comes down to him being a honey badger, not being brave.

So what gives? Why is there a bravest member? This is my theory: when Askari created the original lion guard, he created a bravest member not because the guard needed it, but both the pride and the member did. Let's say there was a really rowdy, reckless young lion always causing trouble for the pride, and this lion or the pride hears about a guard being created to defeat a great evil. Suddenly, the lion or the pride ask Askari if they can join. Askari agrees, and names them the bravest. Personally, I think the more likely scenario is the lion begged to join, but either way, suddenly the guard officially has a bravest member, a tradition that would continue through the ages!

Hi everyone, I'm looking for feedback on my story, titled Finding Our Place. Here's the blurb:

>For one girl, starting a new school is the ultimate adventure. With her outgoing personality, she is ready to conquer the hallways and make friends with absolutely anyone.

>For another girl, starting a new school is a complete nightmare. Quiet, isolated, and scared of being judged, she just wants to avoid drama and be herself.

>When the social butterfly makes the lone wolf step out of her comfort zone, a fierce and unexpected bond is instantly formed. But secondary school is a minefield of unwritten rules, cruel gossip, and hidden social games. To protect her best friend, Rachel will have to risk her own popularity and confront a system that refuses to listen. In a world where fitting in is everything, their friendships and alliances will be tested.

Here is the link to my story. Any and all feedback welcome! Thank you!

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I genuinely find Lucy an interesting character with a beautiful soul, so I thought I'd giver her character a tribute through poetry.

Death, it comes for us all,

the only thing that is eternal.

Life flashes before your eyes,

sunset arriving as quickly as sunrise.

I may appear dark and gloomy,

but I know life is beauty.

Every life deserves a chance,

to have one final song and dance.

I focus on how we leave this mortal plane,

because life is so fragile and insane.

On the outside I am a goth girl,

while inside I'm a sensitive soul.

So, in this style of show, the end of the episode has everything go back to normal, so on the surface it makes sense that the episode wraps up with Luan simply getting her just desserts... but if you think about it for a moment, there's a large, gaping plothole: shouldn't everyone's lives still be completely ruined? Nothing they do to Luan will undo the damage, and too much damage has been done for it to be fixed, with some reputations being harmed worse than others. How on earth does the episode manage to end positively when the next episode should have everyone terrified of being seen?

I like to think of alternatives to scenes or episodes where and when I can, and in this case, it's not something I thought of after the episode, I was actively waiting for this reveal that never happened - Luan should have revealed, in all sincerity, that the footage stopped being real after the stunt doubles left the house and it was made up. The family could still reveal that the moving house was a prank, they have a genius who could have realised something was up based on a few small details,, but the main point of this is to fix the absolutely gaping plothole that has zero decent explanation as to how things could possibly go back to normal.