History VideoGame / DeepDuckTrouble

* UnderTheSea: The Inlet, where Donald dons scuba gear to seek out the Golden Fang.

''Deep Duck Trouble'' is the 1993 sequel to ''VideoGame/TheLuckyDimeCaper''. This WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck platformer was developed for the UsefulNotes/SegaMasterSystem by Aspect instead of Sega and features a number of changes from the original game. Instead of fighting with a hammer and a disc, Donald can kick blocks around much like Scrooge in Capcom's ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales'' games, which isn't as useful as holding and throwing blocks like WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse but does have its moments of cleverness. There are only 4 levels to be cleared before the final one, but each one is divided in two fairly well-developed and different acts.

''Deep Duck Trouble'' is the 1993 sequel to ''VideoGame/TheLuckyDimeCaper''. This WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck platformer was developed for the UsefulNotes/SegaMasterSystem by Aspect instead of Sega and features a number of changes from the original game. Instead of fighting with a hammer and a disc, Donald can kick blocks around much like Scrooge in Capcom's ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales'' games, which isn't as useful as holding and throwing blocks like MickeyMouse but does have its moments of cleverness. There are only 4 levels to be cleared before the final one, but each one is divided in two fairly well-developed and different acts.

* EverythingsWorseWithSharks: Glut the Shark from ''WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989'' serves as the boss of The Inlet level.

* EverythingsWorseWithSharks: The boss of The Inlet level.

* GameOverMan: Donald.

* RiseToTheChallenge: The eruption near the end of the Volcano level.

* SlippySlideyIceWorld: Area 2 of the Valley level even brings back the yetis from ''Lucky Dime Caper's'' South Pole level.
* TacticalSuicideBoss: In his first phase, the treasure guardian is out of reach but shoots lasers that create blocks for you to kick into it.
* VictoryPose: Cheerful jumping at the results screen.

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''Deep Duck Trouble'' is the 1993 sequel to ''VideoGame/TheLuckyDimeCaper''. This DonaldDuck platformer was developed for the UsefulNotes/SegaMasterSystem by Aspect instead of Sega and features a number of changes from the original game. Instead of fighting with a hammer and a disc, Donald can kick blocks around much like Scrooge in Capcom's ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales'' games, which isn't as useful as holding and throwing blocks like MickeyMouse but does have its moments of cleverness. There are only 4 levels to be cleared before the final one, but each one is divided in two fairly well-developed and different acts.

''Deep Duck Trouble'' is the 1993 sequel to ''VideoGame/TheLuckyDimeCaper''. This DonaldDuck platformer was developed for the Master System by Aspect instead of Sega and features a number of changes from the original game. Instead of fighting with a hammer and a disc, Donald can kick blocks around much like Scrooge in Capcom's ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales'' games, which isn't as useful as holding and throwing blocks like MickeyMouse but does have its moments of cleverness. There are only 4 levels to be cleared before the final one, but each one is divided in two fairly well-developed and different acts.

The game is also available for the Game Gear, but unlike ''Lucky Dime Caper'' both versions are the same.

* BalloonBelly: Scrooge became a balloon due to the curse that struck him. [[spoiler:And later, so does Donald.]]

* HaveANiceDeath: Aside from a burned or frozen Donald, he futilely attemps to flap upwards if he falls on a bottomless pit.

The game's story begins with the shocking sight of a balloon ScroogeMcDuck, cursed to float in disgrace by a pendant he found during a treasure hunt. It's up to Donald to retrace his uncle's steps on a mysterious island and bring the pendant back to its rightful place so the curse can be lifted.

* [[spoiler: BittersweetEnding: Donald saves Scrooge, but accidentally gets himself cursed.]]

''Deep Duck Trouble'' is the 1993 sequel to ''VideoGame/TheLuckyDimeCaper''. This DonaldDuck platformer was developed for the Master System by Aspect instead of Sega and features a number of changes from the original game. Instead of fighting with a hammer and a disc, Donald can kick blocks around much like Scrooge in Capcom's ''DuckTales'' games, which isn't as useful as holding and throwing blocks like MickeyMouse but does have its moments of cleverness. There are only 4 levels to be cleared before the final one, but each one is divided in two fairly well-developed and different acts.

* IdleAnimation: Angry stomping - even in the level select screen. Also, Donald still reacts to heat and cold in certain levels.

The game's story begins with the shocking sight of a balloon Scrooge, cursed to float in disgrace by a pendant he found during a treasure hunt. It's up to Donald to retrace Scrooge's steps on a mysterious island and bring the pendant back to its rightful place so the curse can be lifted.

* BalloonBelly: Scrooge due to the curse that struck him. [[spoiler:And later, Donald.]]

* BookEnds: [[spoiler:The game begins with Donald preparing to help baloon Scrooge. In the end their roles are reversed.]]

* FinalBoss: The treasure guardian is the only one who Donald fights directly.

* HereWeGoAgain: [[spoiler:Donald suddenly receives a crown when he retrieves the pendant, but it turns out everything there is cursed... At least Scrooge is happy to go adventuring again.]]

* FinalBoss: The only one Donald fights directly.

* AdvancingBossOfDoom: All bosses except the final one are escape scenes.
* BadassDecay: There's no good reason for Donald to be afraid of a gorilla after beating up a bear and a lion in the first game.

* HaveANiceDeath: Aside from a burned and frozen Donald, he futilely attemps to flap upwards if he falls on a bottomless pit.

''Deep Duck Trouble'' is the 1993 sequel to ''VideoGame/TheLuckyDimeCaper''. It was developed for the Master System by Aspect instead of Sega and features a number of changes from the original game. Instead of fighting with a hammer and a disc, DonaldDuck can kick blocks around much like Scrooge in Capcom's ''DuckTales'' games, which isn't as useful as holding and throwing blocks like MickeyMouse but does have its moments of cleverness. There are only 4 levels to be cleared before the final one, but each one is divided in two fairly well-developed and different acts.