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As of late 2018, Webby is now NO LONGER ACTIVE on this blog. To make it easier for me to keep track of her threads, she has since been relocated to my multimuse blog, and may now be found at:
@whereverthemusetakesme
Please follow over there if you are still interested in interacting with her! ^^
As of late 2018, Webby is now NO LONGER ACTIVE on this blog. To make it easier for me to keep track of her threads, she has since been relocated to my multimuse blog, and may now be found at:
@whereverthemusetakesme
Please follow over there if you are still interested in interacting with her! ^^
WEBBY IS MOVING!
That’s right… this blog’s been going neglected for too long, so I’m moving Webby across to join the rest of my guys over on my multimuse blog whereverthemusetakesme!
All threads from here will be carried over, if my partners wish it… at present, my drafts contain things for @xhumbuugx, @sewn-cutie, @lovesroadtrips and @iim-a-pilot. If you want to continue our threads over on the multimuse, please let me know and I’ll reply to them over there shortly ^^ Similarly, if you want to drop those threads, because they’re mostly old now, and start new things? I’m completely on board with that, too :D
(And if I’ve missed anyone else who’s waiting on me for a thread? Please let me know, too!)
In the meantime, I’ll be starting Webby things going over there soon, so… anyone who wants to, feel free to follow me across there to see (hopefully) more active Webby content!
WEBBY IS MOVING!
That’s right... this blog’s been going neglected for too long, so I’m moving Webby across to join the rest of my guys over on my multimuse blog whereverthemusetakesme!
All threads from here will be carried over, if my partners wish it... at present, my drafts contain things for @xhumbuugx, @sewn-cutie, @lovesroadtrips and @iim-a-pilot. If you want to continue our threads over on the multimuse, please let me know and I’ll reply to them over there shortly ^^ Similarly, if you want to drop those threads, because they’re mostly old now, and start new things? I’m completely on board with that, too :D
(And if I’ve missed anyone else who’s waiting on me for a thread? Please let me know, too!)
In the meantime, I’ll be starting Webby things going over there soon, so... anyone who wants to, feel free to follow me across there to see (hopefully) more active Webby content!
☯ ((Discovery of secret Della secrets in The Money Bin))
Send me '☯ + a scene from my characters canon' and I will drabble it from my character's POV | Accepting ONLY FOR SCENES UP TO Day of the Only Child, as I haven’t moved past that one yet.
There they were. The last book had been put in place; and a line of brilliant blue had illuminated, leading from it, across the floor, and over to a hidden panel in the wall. As one, Webby and Dewey stepped towards it... and, she didn’t know about him, but the duckling girl could feel her heart pounding in her chest. For so long, she’d had nothing about Della Duck to go on at all, other than the mysterious disappearance of anyone who asked after her... and now...
Now...
Finally, the secret was on the verge of being revealed. Stepping to one side, she watched with wide eyes and bated breath as Dewey forced himself to exhale.
Kind of nice to know she wasn’t the only one just a little bit nervous about this too.
“Okay, here goes noth-- ow!”
Dewey had placed his hand on the pad - and instantly withdrawn it with a yelp. For half a moment, Webby caught sight of a needle poking out of the index finger indent, before her concerned gaze quickly shifted back to Dewey, who was nursing his pricked hand.
“What is up with this stupid library?!”
He... really didn’t like this place, huh?
“McDuck family DNA, recognised.”
The automated voice chimed in before Webby had a chance to speak. The two ducklings could only turn and gape as the wall slid open, bathing them in blue light, and revealing...
For the longest moment, there were simply no words. Webby was the first to step forward, her eyes becoming round as pennies as they scanned across the sights laid out before her. It was like a literal museum, everything laid out neatly and labelled... a headless statue; a model ship; Grecian-style helmets... so much that she’d never seen in person before, and it had been hidden away here all this time?
And all of it, presided over by the larger-than-life portrait of Della Duck...
“Wow...”
The breath left Webby in that single word as she gazed around... though in the presence of so many unseen wonders, she could hardly be content to stay still. Pulling out her camera, the little girl scampered first over to the ship, snapping a picture for later - photographic evidence, a must-have! - then to the other corners of the room, camera snapping away as she went. Passing Dewey, Webby heard him ponder why this was hidden away; but, having no answer for him, the girl prepared to keep on taking photos for her records--
Until something caught the corner of her eye. A scruffy, hand-written note, preserved behind a glass frame a bit of a way above their heads. It seemed so out of place amongst the treasures and wonders of this room that Webby couldn’t help but frown.
“Wait, what’s this?”
It was Dewey who read it aloud.
“Scrooge, I’ve taken the Spear of Selene. I’m sorry. Della.”
He turned away the moment he’d finished reading, leaving Webby’s eyes to slowly track him as he stepped away, voicing aloud the questions that were on her mind too: what did Della take, and why was she sorry? Webby watched the boy with some concern; but to her, there was one potential explanation that leapt to the forefront of her mind... that explained why Scrooge never spoke of Della, why he made everyone who asked about her disappear...
Placing the camera away, she took a tentative step towards Dewey, clasping her hands nervously. It seemed so wrong to ask... yet it made so much make sense...
“Did she... betray your Uncle Scrooge?”
She saw the frown cross Dewey’s face, saw him turn and look away; and Webby knew that, for once, this wasn’t her place to speak, or to make suggestions. It was internal family affairs, and she... wasn’t family. The best she could do was try to piece together the evidence she had - and support Dewey in whatever he chose to do with this.
Dewey, it seemed, had already reached his decision.
“We can’t tell anyone about this until we find out what it means.”
And find out, Webby was certain, they would. For her, perhaps, it was just another juicy McDuck mystery... but for Dewey, this was personal. And he looked so determined, so grown-up as he made that choice, that it didn’t even cross Webby’s mind to disagree, or to think that he maybe didn’t know the best course of action.
First thoughts on “Day of the Only Child”:
WEBBY IS MY FAVOURITE!
I was kind of expecting the episode to be more about her, honestly, since she’s the literal only only-child we know of amongst the main cast... but even so, I can’t claim to be disappointed.
Though I do hope that she’s not gonna get into too much trouble with Scrooge for what she did to his new security robot.
Speaking of... it always seems weird to me to have a Scrooge-less episode, when he’s supposed to be the main character. But, ah well.
I loved the Beagle Boys adopting Huey x3
First thoughts on “The Golden Lagoon of White Agony Plains”:
Oh, that was a fun episode ^^
I have to admit, I wasn’t sure what to expect of Goldie... as a newbie to the fandom, I’ve heard a lot about her around but never enough to put together a complete picture... but she was a lot of fun, I like her ^^
Her and Scrooge’s pickaxe duel (or dance?) was perfectly staged; I am loving what they did with that.
And not to even mention, that eye of demagorgon was a brilliantly-placed Chekhov's gun if I ever saw one.
Scrooge loving every minute of Glomgold being double-crossed by Goldie at the end... ah, I like her and Scrooge as a pair. Pretty much made for each other, or...? x3
Also, Huey being just as much of a shenanigan-starter as his brothers here, when they were teasing Scrooge, makes me happy. We didn’t see that much from him in the earlier episodes, so I’m glad it’s showing up more now.
Too? It was great to have a Scrooge-focused episode. Feels like the first one of those we’ve had since “Woo-oo”; and while I love the kids, I’m glad to see him taking more of the spotlight.
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Oh, she was precious!
Webby The New Version couldn’t help but laugh as her older baby sister, as she was already thinking of her, swung her hand, beaming just as brightly as Webby herself. They were literally just meeting, and could have been nothing alike at all - despite being designed as the same character - but already the new girl adored her previous incarnation.
Precious cinnamon roll, too good for this world, too pure!
The triplets had been teaching her memes off-camera.
How did one duckling manage to be so cute? Let alone one who she was lucky enough to be the same person as… kinda.
“Could be! Or I could just be Seventeen, or The New Girl. I’m… really, really flexible.”
Plus, this other duckling had been going by the name Webby for far longer than she herself had… it was only fair to at least offer that she be the one to change instead.
First thoughts on “Jaw$”:
Huey has a REALLY good singing voice. Like, wow, I approve.
Webby calling Lena "you beautiful idiot” is now my favourite thing.
Am I detecting a clear Megara & Hades type thing with Lena and Magica? Nobody answer that, I don’t want spoilers for the episodes I haven’t got to yet... but their final dialogue seems to me like a deliberate callback to that. Looking forward to more references to that movie with them in the future, maybe...?
Seems I was maybe wrong about Lena playing both ends against the middle, though... looks like she’s firmly on Magica’s side, whether she wants to be or not. Little bit of a shame, since I was hoping to see her pit Magica and Scrooge against each other for her own ends... but I’m also interested to see where this is going as it stands, so I can’t complain.
I am loving Scrooge and Glomgold just yelling at each other in the middle of a live interview. Nice one, guys, nice one.
So... I still need to catch up on new DT episodes before I actually act on this, but... well, first I just want to say that I am still here! Sorry for vanishing like that!
But also... I’m thinking, once I do get caught up on the most recent ten episodes (and I have a tentative plan for doing that thing), I’m going to consider moving Webby across to my multi-muse blog. Having the multi had really been helping me with keeping my other muses active when they used to go neglected, giving them all more equal attention; and I think Webby deserved to benefit from that, too.
She’s still my little duckling baby, and I'm sorry I ignored her for so long.
Would all my mutuals be okay with me moving her across there, in time? If you could reply to this post to let me know, one way or the other, that would be amazing - thank-you!
I’ll let you know, when I’m caught up with the series, what my final decision there is gonna be ^^
Apparently I need to catch up with DuckTales again very soon; from the looks of the dashboard I’m missing some big stuff™ right about now.
Somebody kick me until I do that thing, maybe?
Currently taking suggestions for a new url for this blog…!
therichestduck:
Flintheart took note of the mummy thing. No idea if it was true or not but knowing what he did about McDuck him dragging a child to an adventure to assault harmless supernatural beings didn’t seem too unbelievable.
“I’m guessing McDuck knows nothing about all this?”
Interesting. Very interesting indeed. This was looking very much like the opportunity he had been looking for. And he wasn’t about to let it slip through his fingers.
“Technically? Either you are family or you’re not. If you’re just a friend, not much I can do. Why is someone like you trying to find Della? And not McDuck? Or this friend of yours, Dewey?”
Della Duck. He had met the girl few times. So she had gone missing? He thought of his options. Would telling her he knew her a good idea? Best be careful… For now. Lay the groundwork and when she least expected it-
“Even still, I can attempt to get you information about Della. But like I said, there are rules about this. Rules of blood. Quite literally so. If you got blood or feathers or teeth or bones of her or any of her real relatives I can use it.”
“But I’m sorry to say, unless you’re related by blood you don’t really count.”
“I mean, I’ve lived in Scrooge’s mansion my whole life? He pretty much considers me one of the kids at this point?”
...no, she didn’t think that would count, either. But at the same time, for whatever it was worth, Webby liked to think that she was more than ‘just a friend’, at the very least.
She rubbed her neck, just a little awkward, as Flintheart pried further. It wasn’t, Webby supposed, as if she had anything to hide from him... she’d just thought that her close proximity to the McDuck family would be able to get her as far as she needed to go. It was, quite truthfully, a little embarrassing to realise how mistaken she’d been.
“Well... Scrooge has kind of locked away literally every trace of Della in a secret room in his archives. I don’t know exactly what happened there, but it sounds a bit like she betrayed him and stole... something.”
She didn’t quite trust Flintheart enough to mention the Spear yet, whatever it may be.
“And everyone who’s ever asked about her since has disappeared. I think something very serious went down between Scrooge and Della, and I want to find out what.“
She paused the briefest moment.
“Dewey would be here with me, if I’d told him I was doing this... but I thought if we were found out, it was better only one of us got into trouble.”
Still-- it sounded like Flintheart might be able to help after all! If only conditionally... Webby frowned slightly, but nodded her head a couple of times.
“I’m sure Dewey won’t mind if I take a few of his feathers. He wants to find out what happened to his mom just as much as I do.”
lovesroadtrips:
“Yup! And I’m actually greatful for the help. I need just the right touch for this one and louie grounded…and would steal stuff. "It wasn’t him…but Beaks had wiggled out of consequence before. He needed to pay even if deep down huey knew he was wrong.
“Hey, no problem! It’s what friends do, right?”
Not so much the causing property damage thing, but the being supportive no matter what... and while there were definitely times when Webby wouldn’t hesitate to tell Huey if she thought he was wrong, this wasn’t such a time. Huey had looked so down after all that had happened that the girl duckling couldn’t help but feel for him--
And what was a bit of rampant vandalism to cheer up a friend, anyway?
“Let’s go! Next stop... getting Waddle in serious trouble!”
She was going intense about this, wasn’t she?
iim-a-pilot:
“Haven’t you seen that movie where the four guys bust ghosts?” Launchpad asked. “No painting is safe! Evil spirits will break free by using a person to start a ritual to be freed!”
“They’ll get into your head and make you do stuff you don’t wanna! And then the whole town gets sent into chaos! And then giant statues start walking around and fighting!”
Needless to say, Launchpad had seen Ghostcatchers far too many times for his own good. He’d seen it so much he’d started to think it was real instead of pure fiction.
“Webs, we can’t let that happen! Duckburg will be smashed up good if that happens! And icky slime will cover the streets!”
“I... don’t think I did see that one actually. I’ll have to watch it some time.”
To be fair, movies weren’t often high on Webby’s list of things to do. She watched some, she didn’t watch others... but more often than not she was a whatever’s on TV kind of girl, rather than choosing something specific to watch.
Louie had recently shown her how you could watch TV on a phone, of all things. How cool was that?
“But that sounds pretty serious!”
It had just taken her a moment more to snap back to the problem at hand. While she knew that Launchpad could sometimes take movies a touch too seriously - Dewey had told her about the Mole Monster fiasco - Webby wasn’t the kind of girl to rule out the truth of something simply on the basis of it being ‘fictional’.
Launchpad’s movie might have been based off a Real Actual Novel™, just like The Beast was!
So she was gonna take this SERIOUSLY.
“I’m in! What’s our first step to stopping them?”
sewn-cutie:
Clementine listened intensely as Webby’s voice switched to a whisper. Whatever she was doing now sounded like serious business, and in return she tried to be as in tune as possible.
“…Ma Beetle?” The rag doll echoed with confusion, clearly not getting the pronunciation right. Blue eyes briefly shifted towards the window of the shop out of instinct, but they didn’t stare for too long, not wanting to ruin the duckling’s spying progress.
Her voice also entered a hush state as she questioned the other’s antics with genuine curiosity. “…How can you spy on something so tiny from so far away? Do you have the magic goggles for that?”
“Ah... Beagle. You know, that big dog-lady sitting at the window table.”
A pretty hard presence to miss, Webby kind of reckoned; especially when the dog-faced woman was casting her own hateful glances this way, every now and again. It could just be that she didn’t care for the singing--
But Webby would chalk it down to Ma Beagle not having forgotten the improvised ballpit mantrap - or the crashing of her birthday party - but not being able to act in such a public place.
So, here she was... being obvious about NOT spying, to cover the fact that she very definitely was spying.
“She’s got to be here to meet with someone underhanded in her latest scheme to steal Scrooge’s money, and I intend to find out who.”
“And, you know... stop them.”
That hadn’t originally been part of the plan, but... she could adapt, right?
