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Could Duck Have ADHD?
Could Duck also have Hyperactive ADHD?
Now for many times, I have mentioned my Duck is autistic theory. Recently, I thought about how he could have another neurological disability as well. Anyways, here’s my evidence:
-He tends to overshare such as when he was introducing himself to Topham and when he angrily called out Bulgy
-He’s very impulsive such as when he blocked the sheds, make Diesel pull the old trucks alone, and tricked Henry by giving him old tenders
-He almost always wants to do work and get things done
-He talks excessively whenever he’s feeling excited
-He might have sleeping problems like he was talking to Donald non stop while he, Donald wants to sleep
-He has a short temper where he would have outbursts
-He had an ADHD meltdown after Thomas kept persuading him to give Harold a tour and tricked him.
Now, an ADHD meltdown has to do with emotional dis regulation while an autistic meltdown is from sensory overload.
Lotta in the Sonic the Hedgehog art style
Characters that I used to think are autistic but I have changed my mind
Belle from Beauty and The Beast: She’s an introverted book worm with no social and communication issues and restrictive behaviors.
Mulan: I believe she probably has ADHD but yes, doesn’t have the criteria for autism.
Ted from Curious George: He’s socially awkward, clumsy, and fixated on the museum but other than that, not autistic.
Wish Bear from The Big Wish Movie: She just has a wishing obsession and having an obsession doesn’t automatically make someone autistic.
Shrek: He’s just introverted and has anger issues
Dopey from Snow White: Yes, he’s non verbal, clumsy, and has the behaviors of a young child but other than that, not autistic.
Goofy: Clumsy, laughs at inappropriate times, and doesn’t always understand social cues and surroundings. Other than that, not autistic.
Anna Sasaki: She went through trauma of being a foster child.
Kris Kringle from Santa Claus is coming to town: While I technically I said that I doubt he’s autistic due to him being sheltered. However, the reason why I thought he has “autistic traits” is because of his special interest in toys and hyper empathy. Even though he has no signs of communication and social issues and restrictive behaviors.
Chuckie Finster from Rugrats: Yes, he is a late talker and gets scared easily. However, he can understand what others are saying to him. Plus, he’s pretty much a neurotypical pre-teen in All Grown Up.
Kimi Finster from Rugrats: She’s pretty much the same as Chuckie except she’s aware of danger and is impulsive but that’s normal behavior for a 1 1/2 to 2 year old.
Boo from Monsters Inc: She’s delayed in speech for a 3 year old and has the mental capacity of a 1 1/2 year old but other than that, she’s not autistic.
Max from Max and Ruby: Other than being non-verbal, he can understand what others are saying to him. Plus, he doesn’t have any restrictive behaviors. Also, he can speak in full sentences in the newer episodes.
Larry the Cucumber: Sure, he does struggle with social skills but he doesn’t have restrictive behaviors. Also, I’m pretty sure he more likely has ADHD.
Walter from the Muppets: He’s just a muppets fanboy and of course he feels like an outcast because he’s a puppet in a family filled with humans.
Grover from Sesame Street: Yes, he’s clumsy and doesn’t understand social cues but he has no restrictive behaviors.
Bert from Sesame Street: He’s just introverted with a hobby of collecting paper pins and really likes pigeons and oatmeal, not autistic.
Philip from Thomas and Friends: He doesn’t understand social cues but doesn’t have restrictive behaviors. Also, he probably likely has ADHD.
Marion from Thomas and Friends: Has a special interest in digging and fossils. As she doesn’t understand social cues. However, she doesn’t have restrictive behaviors. Also, she probably likely has ADHD.
Charlie from Thomas and Friends: He doesn’t understand social cues but doesn’t have restrictive behaviors.
Samson from Thomas and Friends: He has sensitive hearing and doesn’t understand social cues but doesn’t have restrictive behaviors.
O the Owl from Daniel Tiger: Other than being sensitive to noise, he’s a normal 4 to 5 year old
Tolee from Kai Lan: He has a special interest in pandas and trouble with controlling his emotions but other than that, no signs of autism.
Arnie Grape from What’s Eating Gilbert Grape?: It’s clear that he’s intellectually disabled and struggles with communication and doesn’t understand social cues. However, he doesn’t have restrictive behaviors.
Kun from Mirai: He’s just a normal, bratty 4 year old who has a train obsession.
Sandy Cheeks: She has a obsession of inventions, science, and karate but other than that, she has no traits of autism.
Vi from Bug Fables: She’s brash, headstrong, and short tempered. Along with being an explorer is a big interest of hers. However, she displays no traits of autism.
Sid from Sid the Science Kid: Yes, he hyper fixates the topic every episode. Along with him carrying his microphone everywhere and has some sensory issues like how the tags in his shirts make him itch. However, he doesn’t have issues with communication and social media. Besides, the other things that have been mentioned is more of him being a 4 to 5 year old.
Ernie from Sesame Street: Yes, he does carry his rubber ducky around and doesn’t understand social cues. However, he doesn’t have restrictive behaviors.
Eddie from Tru Confessions: He does have trouble with communication, social cues, and managing his emotions. However, he doesn’t have any restrictive behaviors. Although, it is clear that he has an intellectual disability.
Harutaro Hanazono from Flowers of Life: It’s clear he’s dealing with the trauma of having leukemia.
Saitama from One Punch Man: He more likely has ADHD and Depression.
Mrs. Jumbo from Dumbo: She behaves like a normal elephant who doesn’t talk much.
Lilo from Lilo and Stitch: She went through the trauma and grief of losing her parents. Also, she’s pretty much a neurotypical 7 year old in the tv series.
Shouko Komi from Komi Can’t Communicate: She just has really bad social anxiety.
Ame from Wolf Children: He is very introverted and was sheltered during his early childhood.
Buster Baxter from Arthur: Yes, he is very interested in aliens and has bad hygiene. However, he is more likely to have ADHD.
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Autistic people, which official autistic character do you relate the most?
The character I relate to the most is Lotta from Carl the Collector
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