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* RequiredSecondaryPowers: Deconstructed in "Super Snooper Strikes Again!". Donald briefly becomes a FlyingBrick after chugging down some AppliedPhlebotinum, and makes several attempts to impress his nephews with his new powers. He tries to travel around the world in an instant, but realizes that he still perceives the passage of time normally despite everyone else effectively being frozen in time while he's moving around at SuperSpeed, so the task could take him several months or even ''years'' to complete, and nobody would notice anyway. He also tries to use his SuperStrength to lift both a mountain and a sunken cruise ship, but the mountain starts falling apart at the base and the ship breaks in two due to years of rust decay to the hull. One could argue that Donald's failure to use his superpowers effectively is because he overcomplicates it--appearing to teleport from one side of the living room to the other or simply lifting a car in front of his nephews would have been sufficient to demonstrate his powers without the realistic drawbacks of his attempted super feats.
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* RequiredSecondaryPowers: Deconstructed in "Super Snooper Strikes Again!". Donald briefly becomes a FlyingBrick after chugging down some AppliedPhlebotinum, and makes several attempts to impress his nephews with his new powers. He tries to travel around the world in an instant, but realizes that he still perceives the passage of time normally despite everyone else effectively being frozen in time while he's moving around at SuperSpeed, so the task could take him several months or even ''years'' to complete, and nobody would notice anyway. He also tries to use his SuperStrength to lift both a mountain and a sunken cruise ship, but the mountain starts falling apart at the base and the ship breaks in two due to years of rust decay to the hull. One could argue that Donald's failure to use his superpowers effectively is because [[ComplexityAddiction he overcomplicates it--appearing it]]--appearing to teleport from one side of the living room to the other or simply lifting a car in front of his nephews would have been sufficient to demonstrate his powers without the realistic drawbacks of his attempted super feats.
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* GreenAesop: "War Of The {{Wendigo}}" was actually commissioned to provide AnAesop about the dangers of acid rain and deforestation. Rosa was happy to accept, especially as it gave him a chance to bring back the [[MagicalNativeAmerican Peeweegah]], the Pygmy Indians of Carl Barks.
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* GreenAesop: "War Of The {{Wendigo}}" was actually commissioned to provide AnAesop a moral about the dangers of acid rain and deforestation. Rosa was happy to accept, especially as it gave him a chance to bring back the [[MagicalNativeAmerican Peeweegah]], the Pygmy Indians of Carl Barks.
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* DarkAndTroubledPast: As revealed in the ''Don Rosa Library'' commentaries, Rosa didn't have the best upbringing; he had a lonely childhood in the countryside, raised by two parents who hated each other, and had trouble making friends in the private school he attended. One of his sources of solace was the comic book collection his older sister left behind when she moved out, which included several Disney comics, written and drawn by a certain [[Creator/CarlBarks uncredited artist...]]
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* AuthorTract: In his pre-duck comic series "Captain Kentucky", a weekly superhero spoof run in the local paper The Louisville Times, he realised that he could use the space between panels to air minor personal gripes and opinions, like complaints about TV, the projection-quality at his local cinema and the pronounciation of Louisville.
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* AuthorTract: In his pre-duck comic series "Captain Kentucky", a weekly superhero spoof run in the local paper The Louisville Times, he realised that he could use the space between panels to air minor personal gripes and opinions, opinions unrelated to the comic itself, like complaints about TV, the projection-quality at his local cinema and the pronounciation of Louisville.
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* BeenThereShapedHistory: In "The Once and Future Duck", the ducks accidentally inspire several pieces of Myth/ArthurianLegend during their skirmish with 5th century barbarian chief Arturius Riothamas, including the sword in the stone, the Holy Grail, and [[Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail a certain bad-tempered rodent]].
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* StockholmSyndrome: Played with in "Escape from Forbbiden Valley", where Donald finds himself abducted by a large female dinosaur mistaking him for her baby. Despite not having appreciated her... unusual treatment of him, he feels very sorry for her seeing how sad she is when he gets saved, and makes sure to give her a real dinosaur egg to care for (while also allowing our heroes their escape).
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** Downplayed/subverted in "Back in Time for a Dime!", his one and only ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'' comic. In his commentary on it in volume 2 of the Don Rosa Library, he states plainly that he does not like the show, considering it an inferior rendition of the original Creator/CarlBarks stories, but he does not harp on about his dislike and the story itself treats the characters fairly respectfully.
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** Downplayed/subverted in "Back in Time for a Dime!", his one and only ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'' comic.comic (and his only comic that he didn't draw himself). In his commentary on it in volume 2 of the Don Rosa Library, he states plainly that he does not like the show, considering it an inferior rendition of the original Creator/CarlBarks stories, but he does not harp on about his dislike and the story itself treats the characters fairly respectfully.
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* Gyro's First Invention (50th Anniversary Special for Gyro Gearloose)
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* ComicBook/WHADALOTTAJARGON (60th Anniversary Special for Huey, Dewey & Louie)
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* W.H.A.D.A.L.O.T.T.A.J.A.R.G.O.N. (60th Anniversary Special for Huey, Dewey & Louie)
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* The Three Caballeros Ride Again
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** In ''The Once and Future Duck'' Donald and nephews travel back in time and meet King Arthur, the legendary knight in shining armor! Except it's not Arthur, it's the barbarian warlord Arturius, who the legend was ''based'' on, who promptly tries to kill them all.
** One Barks story has Donald gaining superpowers after drinking a bottle of isotopes that's supposed to be delivered to a secret lab, only to lose the power after a while, and losing his memory of the incident afterwards. Rosa would retell this story, but have Donald's superheroic feats fail because of physics (e.g. he tries lifting up a boat from a sea, only to have it snap in half and crush him). There's also the reason of Donald drinking the isotope--in Barks' story, he drank it by accident because he mistook it as his stomach medicine, in Rosa's Donald deliberately drank the isotope in hopes of becoming a superhero that his nephews can be proud of.
** One Barks story has Donald gaining superpowers after drinking a bottle of isotopes that's supposed to be delivered to a secret lab, only to lose the power after a while, and losing his memory of the incident afterwards. Rosa would retell this story, but have Donald's superheroic feats fail because of physics (e.g. he tries lifting up a boat from a sea, only to have it snap in half and crush him). There's also the reason of Donald drinking the isotope--in Barks' story, he drank it by accident because he mistook it as his stomach medicine, in Rosa's Donald deliberately drank the isotope in hopes of becoming a superhero that his nephews can be proud of.
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** In ''The Once and Future Duck'' Donald and nephews travel back in time and meet King Arthur, Myth/KingArthur, the legendary knight in shining armor! KnightInShiningArmor! Except it's not Arthur, it's the barbarian warlord Arturius, who the legend was ''based'' on, who promptly tries to kill them all.
** One Barks story has Donald gaining superpowers after drinking a bottle of isotopes that's supposed to be delivered to a secret lab, only to lose the power after a while, and losing his memory of the incident afterwards. Rosa would retell this story, but have [[FailureHero Donald's superheroic featsfail fail]] [[RequiredSecondaryPowers because of physics physics]] (e.g. he tries lifting up a boat from a sea, only to have it snap in half and crush him). There's also the reason of Donald drinking the isotope--in Barks' story, he drank it by accident because he mistook it as his stomach medicine, in Rosa's Donald deliberately drank the isotope in hopes of becoming a superhero that his nephews can be proud of.
** One Barks story has Donald gaining superpowers after drinking a bottle of isotopes that's supposed to be delivered to a secret lab, only to lose the power after a while, and losing his memory of the incident afterwards. Rosa would retell this story, but have [[FailureHero Donald's superheroic feats
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* RequiredSecondaryPowers: Deconstructed in "Super Snooper Strikes Again!". Donald briefly becomes a FlyingBrick after chugging down some AppliedPhlebotinum, and makes several attempts to impress his nephews with his new powers. He tries to travel around the world in an instant, but realizes that he still perceives the passage of time normally despite everyone else effectively being frozen in time while he's moving around at SuperSpeed, so the task could take him several months or even ''years'' to complete, and nobody would notice anyway. He also tries to use his SuperStrength to lift both a mountain and a sunken cruise ship, but the mountain starts falling apart at the base and the ship breaks in two due to years of rust decay to the hull.
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* RequiredSecondaryPowers: Deconstructed in "Super Snooper Strikes Again!". Donald briefly becomes a FlyingBrick after chugging down some AppliedPhlebotinum, and makes several attempts to impress his nephews with his new powers. He tries to travel around the world in an instant, but realizes that he still perceives the passage of time normally despite everyone else effectively being frozen in time while he's moving around at SuperSpeed, so the task could take him several months or even ''years'' to complete, and nobody would notice anyway. He also tries to use his SuperStrength to lift both a mountain and a sunken cruise ship, but the mountain starts falling apart at the base and the ship breaks in two due to years of rust decay to the hull. One could argue that Donald's failure to use his superpowers effectively is because he overcomplicates it--appearing to teleport from one side of the living room to the other or simply lifting a car in front of his nephews would have been sufficient to demonstrate his powers without the realistic drawbacks of his attempted super feats.
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* FurryConfusion: In "The Magnificent Seven (Minus 4) Caballeros", Josè, the anthropomorphic parrot, is at one point seen communicating with a normal parrot.
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** In "The Magnificent Seven (Minus 4) Caballeros", Josè, the anthropomorphic parrot, is at one point seen communicating with a normal parrot.
** In "The Magnificent Seven (Minus 4) Caballeros", Josè, the anthropomorphic parrot, is at one point seen communicating with a normal parrot.
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* LeftHanging: Some of the stories and Don Rosa's commentary leave the implication that Scrooge intends to return to Goldie someday (perhaps most notably at the end of ''The Quest for Kalevala''), an implication that never comes to fruition. Apparently, Don Rosa had intended to write the story where Scrooge faked his death and returned to live out the rest of his years with Goldie, but Disney editorials refused him this as it would go against the Duck universe "canon" of Scrooge permanently living in his money bin. Cue the mourning of every Scrooge/Goldie fan.
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* LeftHanging: Some of the stories and Don Rosa's commentary leave the implication that Scrooge intends to return to Goldie someday (perhaps most notably at the end of ''The Quest for Kalevala''), an implication that never comes to fruition. Apparently, Don Rosa had intended to write the story where Scrooge faked his death and returned to live out the rest of his years with Goldie, but Disney editorials refused him this as it would go against the Duck universe "canon" of Scrooge permanently living in his money bin. Cue the mourning of every Scrooge/Goldie fan.fans.
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* LeftHanging: Some of the stories and Don Rosa's commentary leave the implication that Scrooge intends to return to Goldie someday (perhaps most notably at the end of ''The Quest for Kalevala''), an implication that never comes to fruition. Apparently, Don Rosa had intended to write the story where Scrooge faked his death and returned to live out the rest of his years with Goldie, but Disney editorials refused him this as it would go against the Duck universe "canon" of Scrooge permanently living in his money bin. Cue the mourning of every Scrooge/Goldie fan.
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*** Considering Don Rosa’s opinion of ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'', [[TakeThat that comic might have served another purpose]].