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| “ | Aren't you overreacting? Look at him! He's a kid, like me! Just...wired a little differently. Besides, dozens of your inventions have tried to kill us, and you always say they're "wildly misunderstood"! | „ |
| ~ Huey Duck |
Hubert "Huey" Duck is one of the four deuteragonists (alongside Dewey Duck, Louie Duck and, Webby Venderquack) of the 2017 DuckTales reboot series.
He is the oldest of Della Duck's triplet sons, who is the smartest and most strategic of them.
He was voiced by Danny Pudi, who also voiced Brainy Smurf in Smurfs: The Lost Village and Bumblebee in Transformers: EarthSpark.
Appearance[]
Huey is a small white preteen duck who has the same appearance as his brothers, but with a red polo shirt and red cap on his head.
Biography[]
Season 1[]
In the eleventh episode Mcmystery at the McDuck Manor, After finding out by Beakley that it is Scrooge's birthday, Huey arranges the event inside McDuck Manor, Huey tries to encourage his Uncle with numerous party games which failed, leading to bringing the magician Nik Nocturne sets up a stage performance as Huey tries to encourage Scrooge into entering the Box Stunt, which lead to the magician calling out the Spirits until midway during the performance an ominous voice announced "The Party has just Begun" before taking away Scrooge with pieces of magic equipment left behind, Huey then discovers among the pieces was Scrooge's wallet, concluding that his uncle had vanished. He then conducts a mystery to try and find his Uncle Scrooge, upon discussing with Louie about his pursuit of solving his uncle's disappearance, Huey becomes ecstatic of the event becoming shrouded in helping Scrooge without interfering from Beakley, saying that his brothers will have a good time solving the mystery before stepping out of the curtains to question the suspects. Upon confronting the guests, Huey started to interview the suspects one by one, first by confronting Nik Nocturne who he believed to have a motive of Scrooge dislike of his performance, belittling the magician with trash-talk that stumbled down the steps which lead to the latter being revealed as part of Ma Beagle's Clan named Dark Arts Beagle, Huey deduction lead to Ma-beagle revealing her disguise and trying to escape from the Manor, which lead to the Magician foolishly calling out their plan of stealing the deed back from Scrooge as Huey points out his uncle leasing the town and accuses Ma Beagle of attempted burglary but soon realises Louie was in charge of the Party List despite mentioning the latter held them hostage two months ago but Louie retaliates as Huey gave him one hour to prepare. Huey then follows the wiring from the Chandelier that connects to an elaborate security system - a DT-86, prompting to suspect Mark beaks of being an expert in the likes of Technology after seeing Dewey's phone featuring Beak's posts before slamming the glasses and hat off of Mark Beaks who casually takes a selfie of Huey in response before blaming him of covering up Scrooge's disappearance but Mark only came to search for embarrassing proof to boost his credibility before clumsfully hitting the door, He realises through Louie that there was a flash from Beak's phone as Huey picks up and enhances the image that shows Flintheart Glomgold behind the box, leading everyone to call him out as the latter pointed to attempting to kill Scrooge as Huey is sternly looks at Louie handing out the invitation while the other villains point out his nefarious schemes were bad before Huey shoves them away from interrupting his questioning where he tries to make sense in much of what is happening, before admitting to having zero ground or evidence when discussing with his brothers who advise Beakley's Help but Huey quickly shuts him off by still pursuing solving the mystery as a better party organiser than Duckworth, planning to throw them all the time while being in denial of whom was the suspect before emerging from the curtains and blatantly guesses each of the party guests as the suspect where the lights cut out to leave a taunting note as each of the quests were narrowed to Black Arts Beagle, leaving Huey baffled and wrongfully blame his Brothers, as the Magician channels the spirit where Dewey turns his brother's head directly as the Ghost banishes Dark Arts away from the mansion before trying to chase down the boys who hid in an armour. Huey goes in self-doubt at Scrooge's distain for parties turning up. to making things his way as the worst party, leading Huey to realise where Scrooge has been all along before and after escaping the armour, Huey remembers the painting Duckworth was cleaning, leading to discovering Scrooge McDuck alive who was amused by seeing the security footage of the actual party guests booted out as Huey evidently presents the silver lining and irony of Scrooge's situation before the latter reveals the late Duckworth was the spirit all along as Scrooge admits delight in Huey's party attempt due to bringing his favourite loyal companion from beyond the grave, as the spirit warns no future parties, leading Huey only stick to giving out seasonal cards.
Season 2[]
In the episode The Most Dangerous Game... Night, Huey accompanies his Uncle Scrooge, his brothers and Webby by exploring a excavated temple where he helps up Scrooge after Louie's blunder by the cobwebs as well as proceeding after memorising directions how to counter each of the traps in the temple when he uttered "Step Turn, Step Turn, Step Turn dodge and Step" (A homage to the original Ducktales theme song) through the mini-arrows before avoiding a rolling trap as predicted by Louie. He is excited when Scrooge finds a hidden compartment containing another treasure map, annoying Louie, later he is restocking his survival items, He tries to motivate Louie who was burned out from the constant adventuring by acknowledging the family's tradition by showing a family frame of Della, Donald, Scrooge and one of the three eggs they were born, even acknowledging Della's bravery despite being lost in space by organising his own team, labelling himself as the "Brains" Webby - "The Muscle" Dewey "The Devil-may-care guts" before kindly shutting off trying to make Louie included, even pointing out the reasons of joining were boosting his rank to Senior from Junior Woodchuck, earning two stripes, even hyping for more adventures before being stumped at a single thread as Pointed out by Louie, refuting from using a slipstitch and hinting that the adventure caused the thread to happen, leaning on preventing his family adventuring, Louie convinces Scrooge to start "Game-Night" while Huey spanned out and fixated on sewing a needle, taking his brother's advice while Gyro creates a Micro-Phone that makes tiny sounds loud before using it to shrink Gyro, Horrifying Huey as Louie correctly predicts the latter becomes a king, goes to war with ants, almost gets eaten by spiders and teaches a lesson about it, as Huey acknowledges it happened "Twice last month" before holding the device to eavesdrop on Gyro according to Louie's word before as the latter convinces Huey to take a break form Adventure to hone his sewing but was pressured into keeping it a secret, making Huey more jumpy on repairing the shirt. Later on after Charades, Huey is anxious of keeping the truth a secret, leading to Louie stepping in and taking him away to communicate with Gyro at the kitchen, huey became surprised at the tiny people declaring war against the "Giants" for destroying their civilisations, as Huey is still fixated with repairing the needle follows Huey, but the ray shrinks the slipstitch he was holding, Huey tries to make Louie call of the family time to help their shrunken friends, but the latter refuses as Huey questions what affected him in their recent adventures as the latter refuses, leading to Huey planning to tell Scrooge what happened, being stern at Louie for trying to keep it a secret before Beakley came looking for Launchpad, Louie lies to her, much to Huey's dismay as they both return to the living room while secretly checking up on Launchpad's whereabouts. Huey becomes frightened at the tiny-people turning against him and Gyro, He finds Louie curling in a ball nervously talking to himself and becomes clear to finding the reason why he was so depressed from adventuring, Louie reveals his insecurities to him, saddening Huey as he believes he would get hurt because of what happened to Della before Louie notices the Megaphone was missing due to being carried by flies, shrinking the absent family however thanks to Louie's strategic advice, Huey was advice to use his sewing skills to tie down a giant tiny-man he accidentally reverted big, being annoyed at Scrooge carrying on the game, he is last seen eying on Louie opening his own company.
Season 3[]
TBA
Personality[]
Huey is a smart "by the book" guy (specifically the Junior Woodchuck Guidebook), as well as an intelligent, analytical, and precarious boy scout. He is the most responsible out of the triplets, but he still can be wild with them. He also comes off as "nerdy" as he is shown to enjoy science; in discovery, books, modern inventions and more. His own brother, Louie, has called him nerdy, yet he is proud of it, as shown in "Terror of the Terra-firmians!" and in later episodes such as "Challenge of the Senior Junior Woodchucks!".
Huey is down to earth and loves being a Junior Woodchuck. He is a duck of logic and rational explanation as shown in "Terror of the Terra-firmians!". He chooses to believe in logic and science rather than mythology. He loves to find a logical solution in an illogical situation. While Huey can be considerate, he has his moments of being conceited. Huey takes great pride in his intelligence, organization skills, and his Junior Woodchucks trained skills, which lead him to believe that he is usually correct and or the best about most things, which shows in "McMystery at McDuck McManor!", "Terror of the Terra-firmians!", and "The Infernal Internship of Mark Beaks!" and when anyone doubts his intellect he gets easily offended, this is seen demonstrated in "The Living Mummies of Toth-Ra!".
Huey is also very inquisitive with things he doesn't know too much about and yearns to know more. This is shown in "The Spear of Selene!", once he meets Zeus he is very excited and wishes to learn more about his powers. He loves to reach his goals with well-structured checklists because he likes to be in control of the situation. In general, he loves checklists as shown in "Storkules in Duckburg!".
Huey is a brave and compassionate person. He is always there to help others, especially his family. This is well shown in "Storkules in Duckburg!" when him and Webby help save everyone at Funso's Fun Zone from the Harpies. He also shows a lot of love and appreciation for others, such as his uncle Donald.
While Huey can be level-head, he becomes unstable when things don't go the way he planned, usually responding with anger and/or anxiety. His anger as shown in "The Infernal Internship of Mark Beaks!", when Dewey had gotten the internship over himself (this was also shown in "The Impossible Summit of Mt. Neverrest!", where Huey snapped at Scrooge for being too stubborn to turn around), and his anxiety as shown in "The Most Dangerous Game...Night!", when one of his uniform stripes came loose, being unable to solve Scrooge's disappearance in McMystery at McDuck Manor. and he thought he was losing his skills. It was also shown in "Terror of the Terra-firmians!" when Huey is afraid of when something bad happening. Yet, Huey can bring himself back to being calm and rational, to figure out the problem given to him. Intelligent, confident, brave, kind and talented, Huey will take charge in any adventure no matter how dangerous, or ridiculous, it gets.
Powers and Abilities[]
- Minor Technical Skills: He was able to help Gizmoduck wire his suit to fly.
Trivia[]
- Unlike his brothers, Huey still keeps his original name, Hubert as well his cap, in this version. The others are Dewford (originally Deuteronomy) and Llewellyn (originally Louis).
- Della Duck, his mother, was originally going to name him Jet.
- Huey is the oldest of the triplets by 3 seconds.
- He has an addiction to sugar, as seen in "Nothing Can Stop Della Duck!" and "A Nightmare on Killmotor Hill!".
- This reboot of Huey has kept the iconic look from the original with his red shirt and cap. Yet, this appearance has a short sleeve polo and the original had long sleeves. He also keeps an iconic role from the original as a Junior Woodchuck, and carries around the Junior Woodchuck Guidebook everywhere he goes.
- In the IDW comics story "FIGHT!", it's revealed Huey has multiple backup copies of his Junior Woodchuck Guidebook.
- Huey is the only one of the triplets to have his cap as his brothers don't wear caps.
External Links[]
- Huey Duck on the Pure Good Wiki
- Huey Duck on the DuckTales Wiki
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