I'm convinced that you are obsessed with crapping on Louie, and as he is in my top 3, this insults me.

Well it’s because the way things went down in “Timephoon!” always stings me because of Louie’s actions especially leading him to unleash the Bombie that went after him and shut down the defense satellites that help accelerate Lunaris’ invasion.

Again, Louie fixed that, hell he bloody pacified the Bombie, so he actually benefitted himself and Scrooge in the long run, and in case you didn't notice, Louie felt an extreme level of remorse for what he did in "Timephoon!". I feel as if you are ignoring crucial parts of his character, the whole point of Louie is that he is supposed to learn from his mistakes, if you have a character with no flaws, then they aren't interesting, simple as that.

I saw what happened. The time in “GlomTales!” almost feels like Louie became an outcast and almost betrayed his family, which it never happened. Louie did conned the villains, but he made a mistake on keeping everything to himself which in the next episode leads to Zan Owlson quit because of business disasters mostly from Glomgold and left Duckburg after Season 2. Louie did cut fundings on defenses even though he or his family has no idea about the invasion coming since they never got Donald’s warning. Glomgold, who thought he was finally out of everyone’s hair and feathers by gaining his company after the bet, took advantage of the invasion to get his company back and continues to bother Scrooge by trying to destroy him again and again. This event draws F.O.W.L.’s attention as one of the reasons why they wanted the McDuck Family eliminated. Bradford could’ve find ways to get all of these flaws on Lou and his family so he can recruit more followers and perhaps help the agents secure loyalty to the organization.

I'm done trying to reason with you, we are literally retreading the same ground with you saying that Louie is an "outcast". Just know that I think you are wrong, I have tried to give my reasoning but you just won't listen, so I bid you farewell.

@Snonk I know Louie is remorseful during his three-part story. It’s just the way things went made me believe Louie was an outcast, but he’s not, he really loves his family. I just wish they haven’t made that story so dark. Just thought Glomgold won’t be bothering or trying to pathetically try to kill Scrooge McDuck. He would’ve been safer as a fisherman Duke Baloney if an accident haven’t restored his evil memories. Zan Owlson would’ve thrived Duckburg and Scrooge would just have a peaceful competition. That’s why I have flaws about Louie stuck in my head. I just wanted to see him be a bit equal like his brothers. Again, sorry.

They were absent

@Wakkoyakkodl I know. This is an “if” situation. If both Lena and Violet were involved in this episode.

@CosmoStar24 but they werent