The Greatest Adventure of All – DuckTales Series Finale Review

From start to finish, DuckTales showed that there’s a right way to reboot a franchise. Hate to see it go, but I’m thankful for the wild ride.

*No major spoilers* If you weren’t in the know, the reboot of DuckTales has been an absolute GEM of a series. Over its 3 seasons it’s shown how to properly reboot a franchise, paying respect to the original show and its fans while bringing in new elements with excellent story telling and voice acting. It was a bit of a shock to hear that season 3 would be its last adventure. It really felt like the show was gearing up for some future storylines and maybe even more backdoor pilots. But sometimes it’s best to go out on top, and DuckTales really did leave the ring as the undisputed champ. What a Way to Go Out The series finale of DuckTales really does take everything from the series and tie it up in a nice bow. Just about every character getting some kind of spotlight or shoutout. It begins with the whole gang celebrating Webby’s birthday at Funso’s Fun Zone, turns out this is a front to raid F.O.W.L.’s headquarters located underneath. When they infiltrate, they make the biggest discovery of their adventures thus far. And that’s all I’m going to say about the actual plot, there’s a central mystery throughout that’s honestly one of those “best to experience it fresh” plot points and I don’t want to take that away from you, dear reader. Because this is one of, if not the best written and acted episodes of the show. If DuckTales has to end, this is the way to go out.

The Mystery Runs Deep Through the mystery, and by extension the final fight, all the characters we’ve come to know…

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