In Season 2, Louie as the protagonist, but seems a bit negative compared to Dewey and Huey’s respective season arcs. Unlike Season 1 and 3 finales, they have to turn to Flintheart Glomgold to save them all in a crisis. Seeing all involving Louie and Moonvasion makes me feel why he’s known as “The Evil Triplet”. Makes me feel bad for him since I thought he deserves better and be equal like his brothers. Wonder if he had “a pretty epic make up” for this.
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Maybe someone banished Louie to another dimension like a void, but that’s too extreme. How about a big boy jail.
As in out of the group or family until he completely learns humility.
Season 1 and 3 never relied on Glomgold when things look dire like in Louie’s season arc.
Casting Louie out but that’s impossible
I understand that, but I feel that Louie is less loved despite his nature. When Season 2 focuses on Louie, in the finale, McDuck was forced to turn to Flintheart Glomgold to help stop Lunaris. However, the family never have to rely on Glomgold in Season 1 and 3 finales which involved most focus on Dewey and Huey respectively. The two may cause problems, but not as bad as Louie during Season 2 from Time Typhoon to Lunaris’ invasion/near destruction of Earth.
Unlike Huey and Dewey focused seasons, Louie focused season didn’t involve the McDuck family saving the world. It involves from Flintheart Glomgold to Penumbra saving the world from destruction by Lunaris. The “Louie Season” hardly has major Webby story other than bringing Lena back and meeting Violet Saberwing. Huey and Dewey’s respective seasons involves the entire family saving Duckburg and the world while Webby has major storylines like trying to get the family together, Lena, and her origins.
Maybe Season 2 could’ve done more involving Louie like somebody taking advantage of his scheming nature by manipulating him to join forces with Scrooge’s enemies (but betrayal was never his character) to see if they can accept him. That season made me believe that this could’ve involved Louie becoming an outcast of the family because of his nature involving the fortune over his family with most of the schemes (that seem evil) put his family’s lives in danger which is why Della had the right to ground him. Louie should’ve just find it within himself to express himself about his lazy scheming attitude was a mask to avoid all of this mess. If he really wanted to make up for his actions in Season 2 like during the finale, it would have to be pretty epic if he can do something epic.
Lunaris was trying to destroy Earth, Scrooge was forced to turn to Glomgold.
Bradford can be a modest villain who would want to take over the world with less destruction like others.
“The Evil Triplet” (like always)
“The Good for Nothing Triplet”
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“Inconsistently Admirable”? More like neutral.
The way they called Louie “The Evil Triplet” makes me feel like he almost betrayed his family or leave Earth vulnerable for Lunaris to accelerate his invasion quicker.
Louie probably deserved a bit better than what happened in Season 2 despite his nature. I feel bad for him even though he fixed the space time continuum. The event like the Bombie made me feel Louie responsible for making the planet vulnerable for the invasion. He has no knowledge about a possible alien invasion especially Lunaris. Even if the satellite is back up and running before the invasion, Lunaris would just take it out.
That whole “he has never performed a heroic act” was meant to based on showing the lack of key heroics during the season finale climax like Dewey in the Shadow War and Huey when he discovered Bradford’s plan and realized Webby’s origins in the series finale. I see Louie helping his mom get her spirit back that’s one, but don’t know about the climax.
Instead of Louie being known as “The Evil Triplet”, he probably should’ve been “The Good for Nothing Triplet”. It’s because he could never compare to his brothers or his entire family based on his lazy mischievous nature. Not to mention never having much of a heroic moment.
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Possibly if they try to
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After Season 3, we haven’t seen more small appearances of Huey’s “nemesis”, Bully Beagle. Huey’s a total nerd and Bully Beagle is a muscular brute like a jock. Maybe see Huey be Bully’s punching bag despite both being Woodchucks. Unless there’s a non-Woodchuck bully, then maybe he can torment Huey every once in a while.
The morals for each season must involve the triplets, well two of them have positive morals. The events in Season 2 involving Louie eventually lead to Earth being vulnerable for that Moonlanders’ invasion (since no one got Donald’s warning). That negativity could’ve led F.O.W.L. to show punishment to Louie like have the Phantom Blot secret torture or be thrown into the Solego Vortex. Still wondering what each season morals are.
Bradford should’ve capture Lunaris and dump him in the Solego Vortex as a test subject. He could’ve had one of his agents torture Louie secretly as punishment for “helping” Lunaris accelerate his invasion and allowing Glomgold to get his company back.
Lunaris invaded Earth, throw it out of orbit, and worse, trying to destroy everything and everyone on Earth including his own. I say it was all because of Della handing Lunaris the rocket designs and Louie for disabling the defense satellites to accelerate the invasion.
Bradford could’ve used the event he saw to make Scrooge McDuck and his family feel extremely worse and to make the world turn against him. He even could’ve thrown Lunaris in the Solego Vortex first as a demonstration to F.O.W.L.’s enemies, and then he should’ve dump Louie in as well to spite Scrooge and keep him broken permanently.
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