That very logical.....but maybe instead of Navy , how about Army. (After all , Donald is indeed a real US Army veteran IRL , retied at 1984 , with the rank of buck sergeant. Yup , he has an official serving record in US Army's system)
I was just going to say that. Either when Donald was in the Army or Navy. Many couples happened that way. Friends bring friends home on R&R to meet families and so on.
Season 1 - Solve a Mystery (about Della) Season 2 - Rewrite History (Della comes back) Season 3 - Danger Lurks Behind You (FOWL) Season 4 - Stranger Out To Find You (HDL's Dad?)
@@ni9260 actually having the dad be in the army would mean that there was one duck in each of the three main military occupations which is cool from a pseudosymmetry kind of way
Here's the thing, no one talks about him, ever. Not the boys, not Donald, not Scrooge, not Webby (who's obsessed with the Duck family), not even Della, she doesn't "talk to" him in her messages while on the moon, nor does she try to find him when she gets back to earth or wonder why he didn't raise the boys instead of Donald. You'd think Della would mention the love of her life at least once. So that rules out him still being around at the time Della left in the Spear and got stuck on the moon. So that leaves a few things, either he died and in her grief, Della made sure that no one would ever speak of him again. Or, he left Della and the boys early on, either in a dead beat dad kind of way, or perhaps he discovered something about FOWL and left his family to infiltrate the organisation, making it out like he betrayed his family to gain the trust of FOWL, telling no one, not even his wife, of his true intentions. Or he could have straight up "turned to the dark side" and joined FOWL. The main thing is, no one ever speaks about him, and there has to be a reason for that.
Or maybe, Della just doesn't know who it is. Could have been a one night stand thing, or maybe two short lived relationships shortly after each other around the time Della got pregnant, thusly having two possible dads, or maybe she went to a sperm bank and got it from an anonymous donor. A lot of things are possible. Btw, love your profil pic.
Honestly, I'd be interested to see how Ducktales would betray a father abandoning them. There's a lot of heavy personal emotion there and since the triplets could all have different reactions to their father we could see three different approaches to that father-son relationship. Maybe one of the triplets is desperate enough for a biological father he blindly keeps trying to reach out to him when being ignored/hurt, while another is just confused and the third is outright angry. Maybe they try and fail to be a family where their biological father tries to be a father but can't motivate himself to try as Della did. There could be some jealousy going on with Donald. Maybe the triplets come to the conclusion that their biological father isn't someone worth fighting for and Donald already has that place in their lives and they can tell their audience that, you know, that's a valid conclusion to come to even if you're just a kid.
Two bits of info from the show: In "Whatever Happened to Della Duck?", Della believes the triplets are being raised by their uncles, so the father was apparently already out of the picture before she was lost in space. In "Whatever Happened to Donald Duck?", when Dewey and Webby are looking for more family mysteries to investigate they don't even mention the triplets' father, suggesting that they already know or think they know who it is and don't find it particularly interesting.
In my own opinion The fact that his name has never been revealed and his face is normally obscured I believe that Mr. Duck became a disgrace to the family in some way, which lead to his name being scrubbed from the family tree Yes it is less magical than what Wotso proposes, but if Mr Duck was such a great person, then at least his first name would have been known
Della is an amazing Disney mother, And is known for being a very iconic mystery character in Disney’s characters. Yet when I learned what she did; making a decision to choose an adventure over her children I saw her differently. She is adventurous and I like that but she’s also irresponsible which makes her not the greatest mother she comes off as selfish in that decision that she made. It makes me think that the best parent for Huey Dewey and Louie with probably Donald, in the reboots Donald has showed to be devoted, loving and protective of them. I’m not sure if Disney will ever really show their father but Donald is already a great father figure for them. I honestly think he’s a great influence on them.
and she paid for it already by being stuck on the moon for a decade. I think that's big enough punishment and we can see in the show that now she is really trying to be more responsible mom. Emphasis on trying
And let's not forget that staying on the moon does a number on her. Where she almost forgot how earth gravity works, missed out alot of stuffs (trends, events, etc), to literally not being able to see a reflection of herself, all while trying to be an actual part of the family. She had it coming, but it's hard not to unsee that
@@soniceinstein7762 hate to have break it to you but that makes sense we never did get a full name for the guy Madye she not sure who it was. It maybe Dark but we seen stranger things in this show
I agree that Triplets father was adventurous duck and he wouldn't abandon his kids, but where you see him as astronaut I see him as military man or better a secret agent like double o duck. If you assume that he was secret agent, there can be several explenations what happened to him. There are 2 that are my favourite: 1) He is secretly trying to infiltrate or discover where fowl 2) He was captured by fowl and was brainwashed by them to be their secret weapon or enforcer like Winter Soldier from Marvel.
And if he was a secret agent or a military man, they would explain why Della would not ask about him when she got back from the Moon - after all if you expect him to be on assignment or a secret mission, you wouldn't expect them to be at home when you returned.
I think the odds are that their father was a deadbeat freeloader who only hooked up with Della as a means to gain access to Scrooge's money. The relationship was just a brief fling that ended in disaster. Either that, or he was a FOWL agent who hooked up with Della and ended up wanting out of the organization because he truly loved her but FOWL didn't take it so lightly so they killed him.
Frank Angones said in a podcast interview once Della is partially based off his own wife (a "fun mom") and created because "Most mothers in Disney are either completely perfect or they're deceased - Della is neither". I really love the character and LOVE her introduction into the 2017 series :) Great vid!
It would be funny if that's the actual name of the episode and we never actually find out his name (keeping that gag going) even though we find out what happened to him lol.
Maybe, their father was scared off by the McDuck/Duck family's tendency to get involved in adventures. If he wasn't such an adrenaline junky as everyone else, he may have just run away. Sad thought, but interesting nonetheless.
I have doubts that the current Ducktales series will even cover it. There may be this idea that it shouldn't matter who their father is and that Della does fine as a single mother. In fact, she does, despite the expected hiccups here and there. Also, the boys aren't really lacking in positive male role models, so I don't think there's quite the level of yearning as they had for their missing mother. Don't get me wrong, I'd love this story to be told. My bet is that time travel is somehow involved and that the father is long dead because he lived a long time ago. It's a long shot, but I like that theory.
Yeah it was very likely a fling during an adventure, they parted ways (depending on how the night went) happy, and della realised she was pregnant. I like to imagine he's welsh, because of Llewellen.
People talk about him being this great guy, but I think it's more believable if he was actually a bad person. It makes sense: no one ever talks about him, there's no pictures of him lying around, and he could be one of the reasons Della ran away to the moon because she was too scared to be a mother. The father of her children just abandoned her/she decided to raise the children alone because he was not a good guy, so this much pressure under her could've triggered her journey to the moon. I personally believe it makes more sense and it has more of a ""close to home"" touch than their dad being a hero of some kind (lots of kids out there don't have a father, and I think it would be nice of the show to portray characters that just had an absent and bad father. Also it's kind of Disney's thing to create protagonists with unusual families.) Now, I'm not saying the kids shouldn't meet him. No, on the contrary. I believe he should be redeemed. Someone who messed up when he was young, but now he's found out he has three sons, so he's doing everything to prove to Della and her family that he can be a good guy and become a part of the triplets' life.
I got a theory that Launchpad is their dad, but he forgot because of a head injury. Also explain why Scrooge hired him because it's his fault on why he's not that smart. Still farfetched, but it would be a cool twist and Dewie got some of his personality and crashes a lot too.
I think they might talk about there father in season 4 (here’s hoping we get it lol) but I think the main thing they’ll go through in this season is webby’s back story
So, Della's "being in space" thing wasn't just something made up souly for the 2017 version of her, it's actually an expansion and alteration of the OG Della's story? To quote Donald himself from Mickey's A Christmas Carol: "well I'll be dog gone".
Yeah Huey, Dewey, and Louie father is a mystery but if he actually appears in the show it would be a major shocker we could learn about his historys, his past, and most importantly how he met Della duck and his name but even if he doesn’t appear at the show at all that ok because your video are amazing and this video inspire me and stuff and I love your video and I have a question: what if the hyenas were good in the lion King?
As much as I like the different theories, I personally wouldn't mind if the reboot didn't dig into who their father was. I don't think his introduction is necessary because I just already naturally consider Donald as their father figure. The Duck family seems perfect the way it is. But I know this series throws hard curveballs, so I wouldn't be surprised if he is introduced somehow lol
True. If they do include him then it be a situation for the kids to have heart to forgive/not forgive their father. Which can be an obvious ending where triplets can say Donald is their only real father. Best for the story to not dig into the father thing
Im like 3 years late but in the episode “what happened to Donald Duck?” there is a brief shot of a small family tree Lunaris (I think his name is?) Made. In the tree, you see Dells and another duck connected to the boys. There’s a brief shot you’re able to see his face before the red X replaces it. Thought anyone watching this video might be interested in that! Idk the exact time stamp but it’s at the part when Donald and Penny find the war room (before Donald and Lunaris fight).
Honestly, I don't see Della being married to the boy's father. I feel like, she had a wild affair (maybe with someone serving in the navy with Donald), got pregnant, laid some eggs and wanted to have one last big adventure before she settled down to raise her children more or less on her own, probably with Donald's help. I think the boy's last name, Duck, is just Della's last name that they inherited. I don't know if this man even knows he has children. Especially since Della never acknowledges his existance, nor does Donald or Scrooge. Because it wasn't important to Della, so its not important to them either.
C.O.O.L Studio That sounds like a rather weird idea. Although judging from his running gag of getting into a lot of relationships that get weird at times, anything is possible at this point.
Or possibly Double O Duck as he has existed before as he knows of FOWLS existence, he may have been made dumber into Launchpad because it's never clearly stated when FOWL has gotten the diamond
I like the thought that the boys' father was in the military and had an adventurous spirit and maybe he DID reach out to Scrooge after Della took the Spear of Selene and was lost in the storm and he went looking for her and perhaps got lost himself. The family does seem to enjoy adventure and Della, herself, seems like a free spirit....brave and stubborn and independent, but she CLEARLY loves her boys and her brother and Scrooge. The episode we spend with Della on the moon....her entire motivation for fixing her rocket and getting home was that she wanted to be with her boys. We see the joy and love on her face when she's FINALLY reunited with her family and like Webby, I was also in tears as I witnessed this beautiful scene.
Well then if they ever do make an episode that discussed the triplets father and the answer being what you just said than the alternative title for the episode should be the triplets mom is a dirty slut.
Here's an idea that might be a little more like a soap opera, what if he was like in the military, went out on a mission somewhere, but something bad(but Not Fatal) happened to him, and he survived, but ended up lost somewhere with amnesia, he had no way of remembering himself or the fact that he was a husband & father, so he may have started a new life for himself(possibly with another woman), and since no one ever found out his whereabouts, he was only Presumed dead, so it may be possible that he's still out there somewhere, maybe even have started a Second Family, which might mean that Huey, Dewey & Louie may not just still have a father, but also some Half-Siblings as well.
The military-theory is the most sound because there is something that has started to get lost in time: The age in which the triplette were created in the comics. This was right around the two major world wars and, as a grim reminder: most kids growing up with comics around the world during and after this time grew up without their fathers because they had lost them in one of the two wars. This was one of the reasons why, for example, characters like Superman and Batman survived the super-hero purge of the post WWII era, they had become replacement dads for their readerships and were also written like fathers. So, yeah, it makes sense that the original idea was that the triplets father didn't make it back alive for some reason from one of the world wars. This also explains why they never went into detail about him. This kind of fate is way too much for the rather more humoristic and lighthearted world the Ducks populate (today more so then ever before), and the other options aren't really better. Making Louie, Dewey and Huey, for example, the result of a one-night-stand is pretty much impossible, same goes for their father to just have left them. There is relly no better solution to this question then to just never bring him up from a narrative perspective which is why I believe there will never be any kind of official answer to his fate, or who he even was to beginn with.
That is if there would be a Fathers Day episode though because I honestly feel there isn't going to be one. Most shows hardly make episodes like that mostly Halloween and Christmas specials. I'm just saying because I wonder if this has been confirmed already by the creators?
To be honest, I think they should’ve done another season about the dad that only Donald duck and Scrooge know the truth about him and what he was been doing this whole time it’s kind of sad that they never brought him up or mentioning him at all
That comic is disturbing For Della only a few minutes passed, she is unaware that several years passed in Earth, when she returns it is very likely that all her family died of old age. They should have told her to return to Earth inmediately so at least she could meet her children as adults.
I think the Triplets Father doesn't know he's a Father of Triplets. A One Night stand or a short Fling. Della is impulsive enough to do something like that, and "unlucky" enough to get knocked up that way, and irresponsable enough not to tell any one.
DuckTales Theory-who is Gizmo-Duck’s father? Fenton obviously has a very close and caring relationship with his mother but who’s his father? What happened to him and is he important in the grand scheme of things?
I think his father passed away, but I don't know if this is cannon. The show could explore the reason why he died and make Fenton's father the reason he got into science
Maybe something happened to him that either killed him or made him disappear, and Fenton uses his work and studies to one day find a solution or way to bring him back some how
I think the triplets' father will be revealed eventually. They're probably working out his new design and the lore of where he's been this whole time and why he didn't come home to visit his family.
I don't know why, and I am always confused to why But your Icon on youtube makes me think it's a channel made by WatchMojo thingy with the top 10 lists. I love your content dude
At this point I don’t think the triplets dad knows he even has kids. Knowing irresponsible Della who hijacks a space ship over her boys she probably didn’t tell him.
This is quite an interesting look into one something I've often wondered from time to time! I also have a couple suggestions for a couple "Discovering Disney" Episodes in the future. I'd love to see episodes focused on Sandra and Veldrake (And whatever his descendant was called), from the 3 Caballeros Series on Disney+. I watched ALL of it, and I really enjoyed what it had to offer!
I personally think he has been sucked into another dimension completely deleted from that plane of the world on an adventure with Scrooge, Della, and Donald but still fights to return.
I love the idea of Huey, Dewey, and Louie's dad being a military man. Maybe if "Ducktales 2017" has a fourth season, in case they couldn't fit him in the FOWL story arc, they could explore this character in great detail. And if they ever go with a military route, they could borrow some elements of Donald serving the Navy in the original "Ducktales."
Fun fact: in season 3 of the 2017 ducktales, instead of Donald getting the letter that Huey, Dewy, and Louie, are staying with him, a letter is sent to Scrooge that says that Donald and Della are staying with him because a fire cracker exploded under their father’s chair!
Just saying now, the fact the reason Della and Donald ended up with Scrooge being identical to how the triplets ended up with Donald in their first appearance is absolutely hilarious.
I have a theory that because of Della's uppity, spontaneous, and playful personality, she was sometimes picked on when she was younger, she probably met someone who finally liked her and cared about her as much as her family, this could be the boys father. About a couple years after they got married, he could have went to war in the Navy in place of Della so she could stay and take care of the kids, but he sadly died in war a couple months before her trip into space. She felt so much grief over it she asked no one to ever talk about him. Or he could have just disappeared in war.
I think in the 2017 show he broke up with della and moved to the other side of the planet after finding out about the triplets eggs, and died at some point while Della was on the moon.
Interesting. I always thought that since Della was impulsive enough to leave her just-about-to-hatch eggs behind to fly an untested rocketship without preparing for the journey, maybe she had a short-term fling with another duck that resulted in the boys. Also given that Donald and Della were in their early teens in the 80s, she would have been in her twenties when the boys were born. Add her young age onto her impulsivity, and you get the perfect formula for an egg-producing fling.
When Della came back she didn't even ask about him, granted she was focused on her kids but that's not something you totally forget unless you know he's not going to be around. Doesn't necessarily mean he's dead but it's odd Huey, Dewey and Louie don't ask about him suggesting they do know what happened to him.
my theory is that he is a prisoner of F.O.W.L. he was a secret agent that found out something F.O.W.L. didn't want anyone to know. and the episodes with F.O.W.L. will reveal what happened to him.
I have a theory, maybe HDL’s dad is Launchpad. Then Launchpad lost his memory do to a helicopter crash. I guess this was a secret Della Donald and Scrooge never told the boys. But like if you think if Donald is the best father figure
I never watched these new series, and never knew there was a Della Duck in the old comics!!! She's Donald's sister, right? Man, what i missed all these years... I was searching for the ducklings' dad and... i found this about her. What a world! Thanks, man.
This is one of those questions I am itching to know the answer to ever since we saw Della's story line, but I feel like this is just one of those things where they'll take the "it doesn't have to make sense, it's a cartoon" route. Della's story line was so big and important, I don't see them starting up another "lost parent" story line. And, while I personally am curious, would the introduction of a dad actually benefit the show? Donald (and Scrooge) already have strong father-figure roles in the show. Donald and Scrooge's fatherly role also lets kids who might not technically have a father, see that other male figures can be just as important and fatherly. I love everyone's cool and positive headcanons, but my personal one is on the glummer side and would definitely not be written into a Disney cartoon lol. Which is that Della probably wasn't married to their dad and it was either just a fling between them or their dad yeeted out of their lives when she got pregnant. It's what makes most sense to me with what they've given us in the show. Which is, well, nothing. Nobody mentions him or seems to care lol. EDIT: Btw, I definitely do not mean for this to sound like i'm demeaning Della. I love Della and she's probably my favorite cartoon mom. But yeah, stuff happens. Lol.
Look at Gantu's depression after loosing his position as captain of the galactic alence . And his lake of motivation might the cause of his incompitence In tge series
How certain are you that Della was ever married? The boys have mother's last name. Della having kids out of wedlock might be a story Disney can now tell.
I don't think we're ever gonna find out who their father is. Disney doesn't seem to care about him at all. Only Della. Even the kids don't seem to wonder who he is.
Yeah unless they mention him more in the show, I'm just gonna say it's that or maybe the triplet's father just doesn't exist in this reboot at all. It's likely that Della might of just had those kids by self-pregnancy or something else like IDK weird cartoon logic?
Considering how different the triplets are in the reboot, I wouldn't be surprised if there were actually three different fathers, one for each triplet. My headcannon is that she had three flings in three different places and in three different adventures. Given how irresponsible Della has been shown to act, I wouldn't be surprised if she was the type of person who really got around and forgot about it. Also, DON'T Google how ducks reproduce. Trust me on this.
HAHA this is totally possible and kind of cute in a way. the triplets are widely different but in the end they're still three peas in a pod with good chemistry together. also haha duck d*cks
I have a theory about the triplets dad... he could have been a navy buddy of Donald's and that's how he met Della. He got deployed on a mission he never returned from just after Della laid the eggs so that left Della trying to cope with the idea of raising her kids alone which adds to her impulsive behavior of taking the Spear of Selene early, she was excited but also wanted to keep her mind off of her doubts and fears about raising three kids solo. Honestly I could see Della not feeling like she could completely confide in Scrooge or Donald about how she felt because she didn't want to burden her brother and she knew Scrooge wouldn't really understand what she was feeling as he is a confirmed bachelor with no kids. The twist is that Mr.Duck was only listed as MIA so no one really knows what happened to him and that's why they don't talk about him, what can they possibly say? This scenario opens the door to plenty of possibilities for finding out what happened to him; is he still alive or not? Was he a hero, a traitor or just a coward who ran away from his responsibilities? I personally think if they did something like this he would most likely be dead only because to find him alive would just be redundant after the Della arc and they could make him a hero without being redundant if he's dead but they learn that he died doing the right thing because that's who he was, someone who believed in doing the right thing no matter the cost. Being completely honest tho, they may never talk about the mysterious Mr. Duck. Although one of the newest episodes implied that Mrs. Beakley is hiding something from Webby so maybe we'll get to finally know something about the elusive Vanderquacks and if so maybe they will give us something about the equally elusive Mr. Duck.
Maybe Della and the father split up before della found out she was pregnant, and don't make him a douchebag, just that it was a mutual break up, and have della never told him that she was pregnant. And then have the triplets find there dad and have them and the dad have a close connection and make Della jealous and theb make della and the dad married. Then we'll get a wedding episode. Well, that's my theory.
Maybe the loss of della made him soo sad to the point that even looking at the boys made him sad soo he left but not to far he was still in there lives with out them knowing the picture you draw looks just like a reporter in the Atlantis episode soo maybe he is 'stocking them' possibly
In the episode "Storkules in Duckburg." At 5:0- you can see a photo of the dude in the to top right corner next to a plane. Just a strange thing I noticed.
Maybe he was the opposite of Della. Maybe he was a calm, level-headed, non-adventurous duck who couldn't handle being a part of the very active, hot-tempered, adventurous Duck family. He couldn't handle being in the Duck family, so he left. Personally, I think it would be a little much if DuckTales brought back their father. The nephews already have Scrooge and Donald as their father figures and Della as their mother-in-training. If they were to address the problem of lack of father, he should probably be dead or missing or ran off.
Finally! Someone picked the Mystery back up!!! I just recently watched a video about this when DuckTales season 2 was about to come out and couldn’t find anything else about it... 😂
Quite honestly my own theory and headcannon is that Huey Dewie and Louie's father actually wasn't that great a guy and didn't want to have anything to do with the family once he realized he wasn't getting a cut of the fortune of Scrooge so was cut out and no one just wants to ever talk or think about him again even the boys. Why do I think that? Because quite honestly it would explain Louie a lot. Like when I see Della I see a lot where Huey and Dewey got their obvious dedication and ingenuinity and fearless brash fool heartyedness, but I don't see really any of Louie in Della or vice versa which makes me think Louie got his more lazy and scheming side from the father's side of the family. Again maybe just my own theory but one I think works and also explains probably why we won't really get the guy explored in the future.
I prefer this theory than everyone else! I don't really think or like the fact that their father is a great guy at all, It would be too boring and somewhat cliché. This theory also makes sense than the others
The triplets' personalities are less as a result of their parents and more like faucets of Scrooge's character. Huey is responsible and hard working Deuie is adventurous and fearless Louie is money hungry and cunning
If they wanted to do a riff on the Avengers, they could find him working for F.O.W.L and discover he was brainwashed after he was thought lost in an accident.
Launchpad can be the father . After some serious fight between Della and him , it was accident (crash) he lost his memory at and become that stupid . None knew about their relationship and Della decided to keep it secret because was afraid he will be bad example for her children. Della has stolen the rocket to get the moon, but why? It was supposed for her .Why she left her children and flight earlier? It could be a depression ,she needed to be attracted . When Della returned, she always annoyed and mad at launchpad without any real reason . However her children strongly love launchpad , while they are not so close to Guro gearloose ,Fenton Crackshell , darkwingduck or to any other character more interesting for them than launchpad . By the way, della and launchpad both are pilots, so you can see their first meeting easily . None know why, but della hates all like fish, seaweed and sea slimming stuff at all . What if the reason is that mermaid that were calling launchpad from the ocean in one of the previous episodes ? And just ... don't you see , they looks perfectly together, even their style is similar !
I think that the boy’s father just didn’t want the boys and he had been married to Della for a couple years so he got his hands on a magical artifact and used it erase everyone’s memory of his existence so no one would remember him.
Headcanon: Triplets father was a close friend of Donald in Navy and he met Della through that connection.
That very logical.....but maybe instead of Navy , how about Army.
(After all , Donald is indeed a real US Army veteran IRL , retied at 1984 , with the rank of buck sergeant. Yup , he has an official serving record in US Army's system)
would explain the buzz cut
I was just going to say that. Either when Donald was in the Army or Navy.
Many couples happened that way. Friends bring friends home on R&R to meet families and so on.
That has been my impression for a long time.
i'd buy that
Season 1 - Solve a Mystery (about Della)
Season 2 - Rewrite History (Della comes back)
Season 3 - Danger Lurks Behind You (FOWL)
Season 4 - Stranger Out To Find You (HDL's Dad?)
Im more curious about webby's parents
I think you might be on to something
Unless Merlock is the stranger
If we did get season 4 fowl would probably still the villain, well if they do not get found out
ur smart.
maybe Huey Dewey and Louie's dad served in the army, much like Donald served in the Navy.
Oh dang! That would have been a great point to mention that Donald serves in the Navy as well!
Or Air force since Della's a pilot?
@@ni9260 actually having the dad be in the army would mean that there was one duck in each of the three main military occupations which is cool from a pseudosymmetry kind of way
I like this Cosmo Duck theory. Especially if he's Daisy's brother.
@@IsaacCarlson I think you're mixing different continuities that don't mix well in this video.
Here's the thing, no one talks about him, ever. Not the boys, not Donald, not Scrooge, not Webby (who's obsessed with the Duck family), not even Della, she doesn't "talk to" him in her messages while on the moon, nor does she try to find him when she gets back to earth or wonder why he didn't raise the boys instead of Donald. You'd think Della would mention the love of her life at least once. So that rules out him still being around at the time Della left in the Spear and got stuck on the moon. So that leaves a few things, either he died and in her grief, Della made sure that no one would ever speak of him again. Or, he left Della and the boys early on, either in a dead beat dad kind of way, or perhaps he discovered something about FOWL and left his family to infiltrate the organisation, making it out like he betrayed his family to gain the trust of FOWL, telling no one, not even his wife, of his true intentions. Or he could have straight up "turned to the dark side" and joined FOWL. The main thing is, no one ever speaks about him, and there has to be a reason for that.
Or maybe, Della just doesn't know who it is. Could have been a one night stand thing, or maybe two short lived relationships shortly after each other around the time Della got pregnant, thusly having two possible dads, or maybe she went to a sperm bank and got it from an anonymous donor. A lot of things are possible.
Btw, love your profil pic.
If that happened that was a nice plot twist
Maybe Della just hooked up with a random duck and never even told him he was going to be a father? Idk
Honestly, I'd be interested to see how Ducktales would betray a father abandoning them. There's a lot of heavy personal emotion there and since the triplets could all have different reactions to their father we could see three different approaches to that father-son relationship. Maybe one of the triplets is desperate enough for a biological father he blindly keeps trying to reach out to him when being ignored/hurt, while another is just confused and the third is outright angry. Maybe they try and fail to be a family where their biological father tries to be a father but can't motivate himself to try as Della did. There could be some jealousy going on with Donald. Maybe the triplets come to the conclusion that their biological father isn't someone worth fighting for and Donald already has that place in their lives and they can tell their audience that, you know, that's a valid conclusion to come to even if you're just a kid.
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Two bits of info from the show: In "Whatever Happened to Della Duck?", Della believes the triplets are being raised by their uncles, so the father was apparently already out of the picture before she was lost in space. In "Whatever Happened to Donald Duck?", when Dewey and Webby are looking for more family mysteries to investigate they don't even mention the triplets' father, suggesting that they already know or think they know who it is and don't find it particularly interesting.
In my own opinion
The fact that his name has never been revealed and his face is normally obscured
I believe that Mr. Duck became a disgrace to the family in some way, which lead to his name being scrubbed from the family tree
Yes it is less magical than what Wotso proposes, but if Mr Duck was such a great person, then at least his first name would have been known
Sorta like the black family tree in HP
That or they removed his name from the tree to protect him for whatever reason
Looks like someone's trying to solve a mystery, or maybe even rewrite history? (DuckTales woohoo)
Spencer MacDougall it all started with a Big Bang (bang). Hehe
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Della is an amazing Disney mother, And is known for being a very iconic mystery character in Disney’s characters. Yet when I learned what she did; making a decision to choose an adventure over her children I saw her differently. She is adventurous and I like that but she’s also irresponsible which makes her not the greatest mother she comes off as selfish in that decision that she made. It makes me think that the best parent for Huey Dewey and Louie with probably Donald, in the reboots Donald has showed to be devoted, loving and protective of them. I’m not sure if Disney will ever really show their father but Donald is already a great father figure for them. I honestly think he’s a great influence on them.
Well you see the family talk about this in the episode where she got back to earth, she simply wasnt ready to be a mom, she was an adventurer
and she paid for it already by being stuck on the moon for a decade. I think that's big enough punishment and we can see in the show that now she is really trying to be more responsible mom. Emphasis on trying
And let's not forget that staying on the moon does a number on her. Where she almost forgot how earth gravity works, missed out alot of stuffs (trends, events, etc), to literally not being able to see a reflection of herself, all while trying to be an actual part of the family.
She had it coming, but it's hard not to unsee that
Jay Way well father figure
@S They are triplets; they can't have different fathers.
Whoever their father is, i wouldn't be surprised if even Della didn't know who it was.
Thats dark thinking about it.
@@soniceinstein7762 hate to have break it to you but that makes sense we never did get a full name for the guy Madye she not sure who it was. It maybe Dark but we seen stranger things in this show
@@audralegg6477 I never said it doesn't make sense that just it's dark.
@@soniceinstein7762 Well, it really depends if it is a Mama Mia situation or the illegal situation
@Jay Way no, they aren't.
I agree that Triplets father was adventurous duck and he wouldn't abandon his kids, but where you see him as astronaut I see him as military man or better a secret agent like double o duck. If you assume that he was secret agent, there can be several explenations what happened to him. There are 2 that are my favourite:
1) He is secretly trying to infiltrate or discover where fowl
2) He was captured by fowl and was brainwashed by them to be their secret weapon or enforcer like Winter Soldier from Marvel.
And if he was a secret agent or a military man, they would explain why Della would not ask about him when she got back from the Moon - after all if you expect him to be on assignment or a secret mission, you wouldn't expect them to be at home when you returned.
Maybe just trying to get away from them in order to keep them safe
That second one would be awesome. (well okay, both would be awesome but the second would be even MORE awesome)
The second thought sounds amazing!!! That would be a big twist and most likely a very emotional episode!! Now I want to see it....
Or 3) he was on mission and secretly captured. But was assumed dead. 😱
I think the odds are that their father was a deadbeat freeloader who only hooked up with Della as a means to gain access to Scrooge's money. The relationship was just a brief fling that ended in disaster. Either that, or he was a FOWL agent who hooked up with Della and ended up wanting out of the organization because he truly loved her but FOWL didn't take it so lightly so they killed him.
Cole Robinson-Boivin I like the Fowl theory 👍
Because that’s all the man can do, be a deadbeat free loader?
Frank Angones said in a podcast interview once Della is partially based off his own wife (a "fun mom") and created because "Most mothers in Disney are either completely perfect or they're deceased - Della is neither". I really love the character and LOVE her introduction into the 2017 series :) Great vid!
What if disney's Ducktales made a
*"What ever happened to ***** Duck?!"*
Since there was a Whatever happened to Della and Donald Duck?!
That is genius!
That would be awesome!
It would be funny if that's the actual name of the episode and we never actually find out his name (keeping that gag going) even though we find out what happened to him lol.
-what ever happened to robot jones-
“What ever happened to Mr. Duck?!”
Maybe, their father was scared off by the McDuck/Duck family's tendency to get involved in adventures. If he wasn't such an adrenaline junky as everyone else, he may have just run away.
Sad thought, but interesting nonetheless.
Would explain why Louie is lazy.
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Della probably met their dad while on an adventure, decided to do it, and parted ways. She’s just that kind of gal.
Lmao 😂 I can see that happening
So their dad was a spy ?
Highly likely. Also I like to imagine he was welsh, due to the whole Llewellyn thing.
I have doubts that the current Ducktales series will even cover it. There may be this idea that it shouldn't matter who their father is and that Della does fine as a single mother. In fact, she does, despite the expected hiccups here and there. Also, the boys aren't really lacking in positive male role models, so I don't think there's quite the level of yearning as they had for their missing mother. Don't get me wrong, I'd love this story to be told. My bet is that time travel is somehow involved and that the father is long dead because he lived a long time ago. It's a long shot, but I like that theory.
Yeah it was very likely a fling during an adventure, they parted ways (depending on how the night went) happy, and della realised she was pregnant. I like to imagine he's welsh, because of Llewellen.
People talk about him being this great guy, but I think it's more believable if he was actually a bad person. It makes sense: no one ever talks about him, there's no pictures of him lying around, and he could be one of the reasons Della ran away to the moon because she was too scared to be a mother. The father of her children just abandoned her/she decided to raise the children alone because he was not a good guy, so this much pressure under her could've triggered her journey to the moon. I personally believe it makes more sense and it has more of a ""close to home"" touch than their dad being a hero of some kind (lots of kids out there don't have a father, and I think it would be nice of the show to portray characters that just had an absent and bad father. Also it's kind of Disney's thing to create protagonists with unusual families.)
Now, I'm not saying the kids shouldn't meet him. No, on the contrary. I believe he should be redeemed. Someone who messed up when he was young, but now he's found out he has three sons, so he's doing everything to prove to Della and her family that he can be a good guy and become a part of the triplets' life.
Della didn’t run away though 😅, but I still think this theory is cool
I got a theory that Launchpad is their dad, but he forgot because of a head injury. Also explain why Scrooge hired him because it's his fault on why he's not that smart. Still farfetched, but it would be a cool twist and Dewie got some of his personality and crashes a lot too.
Vader is the father, he is everyone’s father
Huey, Dewey, & Loui: *NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO*
Wait weren't you supposed to be dead hold up-
Hows the censorship mr pooh
Ha! I knew Dewey was part robot!
Anakin did a lot of damage around the galaxy
I think they might talk about there father in season 4 (here’s hoping we get it lol) but I think the main thing they’ll go through in this season is webby’s back story
So, Della's "being in space" thing wasn't just something made up souly for the 2017 version of her, it's actually an expansion and alteration of the OG Della's story?
To quote Donald himself from Mickey's A Christmas Carol: "well I'll be dog gone".
Yeah Huey, Dewey, and Louie father is a mystery but if he actually appears in the show it would be a major shocker we could learn about his historys, his past, and most importantly how he met Della duck and his name but even if he doesn’t appear at the show at all that ok because your video are amazing and this video inspire me and stuff and I love your video and I have a question: what if the hyenas were good in the lion King?
fun fact: huey dewey and louie is kwik, kwek and kwak in dutch
Wow that's sounds pretty good! In German it's tick, trick track
@@BB-dq1ri I was so irritated when I saw the title lmao. I thought they had cousins I didn't know about or something hahaha
In italian it’s Qui Quo and Qua
In Latin America we call them Hugo, Paco and Luis, just like that, no complete names.
in indonesia, huey means louie and louie means huey and dewey means dewey lol
I find it extremely weird that in the entire series of DuckTales their Father has never been mentioned once by any of them.... NOT ONCE!!!
maybe della had a one night stand and they jsut parted ways after that one night ;w;
As much as I like the different theories, I personally wouldn't mind if the reboot didn't dig into who their father was. I don't think his introduction is necessary because I just already naturally consider Donald as their father figure. The Duck family seems perfect the way it is. But I know this series throws hard curveballs, so I wouldn't be surprised if he is introduced somehow lol
True. If they do include him then it be a situation for the kids to have heart to forgive/not forgive their father. Which can be an obvious ending where triplets can say Donald is their only real father. Best for the story to not dig into the father thing
The one member of the Duck family even more mysterious than Della prior to the DuckTales reboot.
Im like 3 years late but in the episode “what happened to Donald Duck?” there is a brief shot of a small family tree Lunaris (I think his name is?) Made. In the tree, you see Dells and another duck connected to the boys. There’s a brief shot you’re able to see his face before the red X replaces it. Thought anyone watching this video might be interested in that! Idk the exact time stamp but it’s at the part when Donald and Penny find the war room (before Donald and Lunaris fight).
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Honestly, I don't see Della being married to the boy's father. I feel like, she had a wild affair (maybe with someone serving in the navy with Donald), got pregnant, laid some eggs and wanted to have one last big adventure before she settled down to raise her children more or less on her own, probably with Donald's help. I think the boy's last name, Duck, is just Della's last name that they inherited. I don't know if this man even knows he has children. Especially since Della never acknowledges his existance, nor does Donald or Scrooge. Because it wasn't important to Della, so its not important to them either.
Plot twist: It's Launchpad.
C.O.O.L Studio that is what I thought, maybe Launchpad has memory loss or something.
But that’s a stretch
I feel like they are setting up launchpad and Della to be a thing
C.O.O.L Studio That sounds like a rather weird idea. Although judging from his running gag of getting into a lot of relationships that get weird at times, anything is possible at this point.
Or possibly Double O Duck as he has existed before as he knows of FOWLS existence, he may have been made dumber into Launchpad because it's never clearly stated when FOWL has gotten the diamond
Let's hope the father doesn't get the same treatment as Phineas's biological father or Pearl's mother.
I like the thought that the boys' father was in the military and had an adventurous spirit and maybe he DID reach out to Scrooge after Della took the Spear of Selene and was lost in the storm and he went looking for her and perhaps got lost himself. The family does seem to enjoy adventure and Della, herself, seems like a free spirit....brave and stubborn and independent, but she CLEARLY loves her boys and her brother and Scrooge. The episode we spend with Della on the moon....her entire motivation for fixing her rocket and getting home was that she wanted to be with her boys. We see the joy and love on her face when she's FINALLY reunited with her family and like Webby, I was also in tears as I witnessed this beautiful scene.
I feel like della ( being as adventurous as she is ) met a random dude and *cough* *cough* *cough*
Well then if they ever do make an episode that discussed the triplets father and the answer being what you just said than the alternative title for the episode should be the triplets mom is a dirty slut.
So basically Della is just a Joseph Joestar but a girl
This question has been asked for years.
Here's an idea that might be a little more like a soap opera, what if he was like in the military, went out on a mission somewhere, but something bad(but Not Fatal) happened to him, and he survived, but ended up lost somewhere with amnesia, he had no way of remembering himself or the fact that he was a husband & father, so he may have started a new life for himself(possibly with another woman), and since no one ever found out his whereabouts, he was only Presumed dead, so it may be possible that he's still out there somewhere, maybe even have started a Second Family, which might mean that Huey, Dewey & Louie may not just still have a father, but also some Half-Siblings as well.
Idk why but I thought he’d be apart of F.O.W.L, he’s probably not but imagine the emotional rollercoaster within the Duck family ... big oof 😂😅
What if steelbeak is there father
Right now, I doubt that. It looks more like they are going to go this route with Webby's parents.
Yeah probably, but still awesome theories to think about, right? Omg if steelbeak was the father! 😂
Whoever he else, i hope he's not some neglect jerk abandoning his sons to teach viewers a real-life lesson that not all parents will love you.
I really hope we get to see their father soon!
ME TO
@@spiderbro9496 too* !!!
@@theumpireofthebottomlesspit You forgot to put the “too” in all caps.
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MatPat: But hey, that's just a theory. A DuckTales theory!
Also I'm glad you're looking into this and talking about it
The military-theory is the most sound because there is something that has started to get lost in time: The age in which the triplette were created in the comics. This was right around the two major world wars and, as a grim reminder: most kids growing up with comics around the world during and after this time grew up without their fathers because they had lost them in one of the two wars. This was one of the reasons why, for example, characters like Superman and Batman survived the super-hero purge of the post WWII era, they had become replacement dads for their readerships and were also written like fathers. So, yeah, it makes sense that the original idea was that the triplets father didn't make it back alive for some reason from one of the world wars.
This also explains why they never went into detail about him. This kind of fate is way too much for the rather more humoristic and lighthearted world the Ducks populate (today more so then ever before), and the other options aren't really better. Making Louie, Dewey and Huey, for example, the result of a one-night-stand is pretty much impossible, same goes for their father to just have left them. There is relly no better solution to this question then to just never bring him up from a narrative perspective which is why I believe there will never be any kind of official answer to his fate, or who he even was to beginn with.
If they wanted to they could have a Father's Day special and the triplets could ask about what happened to their father
That is if there would be a Fathers Day episode though because I honestly feel there isn't going to be one. Most shows hardly make episodes like that mostly Halloween and Christmas specials. I'm just saying because I wonder if this has been confirmed already by the creators?
Do The Origin of Negaduck, Darkwing Duck Eminem.
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In the original or the reboot?
@@jrcsmash2150 Both.
JRC SMASH the negatron negaduck created my mega volt or the main negaduck from another dimension
Deshawn Edwards negatron nega Duck, alternate dimension or 2017
To be honest, I think they should’ve done another season about the dad that only Donald duck and Scrooge know the truth about him and what he was been doing this whole time it’s kind of sad that they never brought him up or mentioning him at all
That comic is disturbing
For Della only a few minutes passed, she is unaware that several years passed in Earth, when she returns it is very likely that all her family died of old age. They should have told her to return to Earth inmediately so at least she could meet her children as adults.
I think the Triplets Father doesn't know he's a Father of Triplets. A One Night stand or a short Fling. Della is impulsive enough to do something like that, and "unlucky" enough to get knocked up that way, and irresponsable enough not to tell any one.
DuckTales Theory-who is Gizmo-Duck’s father? Fenton obviously has a very close and caring relationship with his mother but who’s his father? What happened to him and is he important in the grand scheme of things?
Caroline DiSalvatore true I would love to see that
Yess, I love this idea
I think his father passed away, but I don't know if this is cannon. The show could explore the reason why he died and make Fenton's father the reason he got into science
Maybe something happened to him that either killed him or made him disappear, and Fenton uses his work and studies to one day find a solution or way to bring him back some how
Alexa Quinn That would be cool
I support the idea that he was in the army in the show maybe that can show a medal that he revived in the war
I think the triplets' father will be revealed eventually. They're probably working out his new design and the lore of where he's been this whole time and why he didn't come home to visit his family.
What about the possibility that he was unaware that he had kids, and della family was unaware of him being the father?
I love your new studio!! I’ve always loved Huey, Dewey, and Louis.
I'd like the idea of knowing more about Daisy's nieces April, May, and June and Daisy's family tree
Hopefully it isn’t a Game of Thrones situation like Jaimei and Cersei with Donald and Della hahaha
They wouldn't put stuff like that on the show
cursed comment thanks
I don't know why, and I am always confused to why
But your Icon on youtube makes me think it's a channel made by WatchMojo thingy with the top 10 lists.
I love your content dude
Plot twist: launchpad is their dad
At this point I don’t think the triplets dad knows he even has kids. Knowing irresponsible Della who hijacks a space ship over her boys she probably didn’t tell him.
The new set up looks great! Can’t wait to see it all finished!
This is quite an interesting look into one something I've often wondered from time to time! I also have a couple suggestions for a couple "Discovering Disney" Episodes in the future. I'd love to see episodes focused on Sandra and Veldrake (And whatever his descendant was called), from the 3 Caballeros Series on Disney+. I watched ALL of it, and I really enjoyed what it had to offer!
I personally think he has been sucked into another dimension completely deleted from that plane of the world on an adventure with Scrooge, Della, and Donald but still fights to return.
Howard the Duck?
I too thought of why three ducklings' father aka Della's Husband never been seen or even mentioned.
I love the idea of Huey, Dewey, and Louie's dad being a military man. Maybe if "Ducktales 2017" has a fourth season, in case they couldn't fit him in the FOWL story arc, they could explore this character in great detail. And if they ever go with a military route, they could borrow some elements of Donald serving the Navy in the original "Ducktales."
Fun fact: in season 3 of the 2017 ducktales, instead of Donald getting the letter that Huey, Dewy, and Louie, are staying with him, a letter is sent to Scrooge that says that Donald and Della are staying with him because a fire cracker exploded under their father’s chair!
I love that reference! It's so clever!
@@IsaacCarlsonikr? My friend saw the original ducktales first so he burst out laughing when he saw that episode in the reboot lol
I always thought it would be funny if it was launch pad 😂 with the reboot that would have been hilarious
Just saying now, the fact the reason Della and Donald ended up with Scrooge being identical to how the triplets ended up with Donald in their first appearance is absolutely hilarious.
I have a theory that because of Della's uppity, spontaneous, and playful personality, she was sometimes picked on when she was younger, she probably met someone who finally liked her and cared about her as much as her family, this could be the boys father. About a couple years after they got married, he could have went to war in the Navy in place of Della so she could stay and take care of the kids, but he sadly died in war a couple months before her trip into space. She felt so much grief over it she asked no one to ever talk about him. Or he could have just disappeared in war.
I think in the 2017 show he broke up with della and moved to the other side of the planet after finding out about the triplets eggs, and died at some point while Della was on the moon.
Interesting. I always thought that since Della was impulsive enough to leave her just-about-to-hatch eggs behind to fly an untested rocketship without preparing for the journey, maybe she had a short-term fling with another duck that resulted in the boys.
Also given that Donald and Della were in their early teens in the 80s, she would have been in her twenties when the boys were born. Add her young age onto her impulsivity, and you get the perfect formula for an egg-producing fling.
When Della came back she didn't even ask about him, granted she was focused on her kids but that's not something you totally forget unless you know he's not going to be around. Doesn't necessarily mean he's dead but it's odd Huey, Dewey and Louie don't ask about him suggesting they do know what happened to him.
One of the first things I noticed about your set up…Httyd 2 poster
I loved that!
my theory is that he is a prisoner of F.O.W.L. he was a secret agent that found out something F.O.W.L. didn't want anyone to know. and the episodes with F.O.W.L. will reveal what happened to him.
That image in the thumbnail is from a fan-design by Drawloverlala on Tumblr.
I have a theory, maybe HDL’s dad is Launchpad. Then Launchpad lost his memory do to a helicopter crash. I guess this was a secret Della Donald and Scrooge never told the boys. But like if you think if Donald is the best father figure
This is Della your talking about I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s just a drunk one night stand
It's more or less what I've always assumed. It just sounds like Della to do something reckless like that.
I never watched these new series, and never knew there was a Della Duck in the old comics!!! She's Donald's sister, right?
Man, what i missed all these years...
I was searching for the ducklings' dad and... i found this about her. What a world!
Thanks, man.
Seeing this show revealed what happened to their mom i think we'll be seeing the dad soon enough. Could an astronaut or a sailor
This is one of those questions I am itching to know the answer to ever since we saw Della's story line, but I feel like this is just one of those things where they'll take the "it doesn't have to make sense, it's a cartoon" route. Della's story line was so big and important, I don't see them starting up another "lost parent" story line. And, while I personally am curious, would the introduction of a dad actually benefit the show? Donald (and Scrooge) already have strong father-figure roles in the show. Donald and Scrooge's fatherly role also lets kids who might not technically have a father, see that other male figures can be just as important and fatherly.
I love everyone's cool and positive headcanons, but my personal one is on the glummer side and would definitely not be written into a Disney cartoon lol. Which is that Della probably wasn't married to their dad and it was either just a fling between them or their dad yeeted out of their lives when she got pregnant. It's what makes most sense to me with what they've given us in the show. Which is, well, nothing. Nobody mentions him or seems to care lol.
EDIT: Btw, I definitely do not mean for this to sound like i'm demeaning Della. I love Della and she's probably my favorite cartoon mom. But yeah, stuff happens. Lol.
Look at Gantu's depression after loosing his position as captain of the galactic alence . And his lake of motivation might the cause of his incompitence In tge series
How certain are you that Della was ever married? The boys have mother's last name. Della having kids out of wedlock might be a story Disney can now tell.
I mean if he was married to Della duck than he must have been an adventurer.
“Seems like an arc they should cover as they expand going forwa-“
Disney: btw ducktales is cancelled
I don't think we're ever gonna find out who their father is.
Disney doesn't seem to care about him at all. Only Della. Even the kids don't seem to wonder who he is.
This may be a stupid idea, but maybe Della created the triplets through mitosis ( if you don't know what mitosis is, it's essentially like cloning)
Just before you mentioned him dying in a war, I made a joke about that
Until we get an explanation in the show, I'll assume he was a random duck Della hooked up with
Yeah unless they mention him more in the show, I'm just gonna say it's that or maybe the triplet's father just doesn't exist in this reboot at all. It's likely that Della might of just had those kids by self-pregnancy or something else like IDK weird cartoon logic?
Considering how different the triplets are in the reboot, I wouldn't be surprised if there were actually three different fathers, one for each triplet. My headcannon is that she had three flings in three different places and in three different adventures. Given how irresponsible Della has been shown to act, I wouldn't be surprised if she was the type of person who really got around and forgot about it.
Also, DON'T Google how ducks reproduce. Trust me on this.
HAHA this is totally possible and kind of cute in a way. the triplets are widely different but in the end they're still three peas in a pod with good chemistry together.
also haha duck d*cks
I have a theory about the triplets dad... he could have been a navy buddy of Donald's and that's how he met Della.
He got deployed on a mission he never returned from just after Della laid the eggs so that left Della trying to cope with the idea of raising her kids alone which adds to her impulsive behavior of taking the Spear of Selene early, she was excited but also wanted to keep her mind off of her doubts and fears about raising three kids solo.
Honestly I could see Della not feeling like she could completely confide in Scrooge or Donald about how she felt because she didn't want to burden her brother and she knew Scrooge wouldn't really understand what she was feeling as he is a confirmed bachelor with no kids.
The twist is that Mr.Duck was only listed as MIA so no one really knows what happened to him and that's why they don't talk about him, what can they possibly say?
This scenario opens the door to plenty of possibilities for finding out what happened to him; is he still alive or not? Was he a hero, a traitor or just a coward who ran away from his responsibilities? I personally think if they did something like this he would most likely be dead only because to find him alive would just be redundant after the Della arc and they could make him a hero without being redundant if he's dead but they learn that he died doing the right thing because that's who he was, someone who believed in doing the right thing no matter the cost.
Being completely honest tho, they may never talk about the mysterious Mr. Duck. Although one of the newest episodes implied that Mrs. Beakley is hiding something from Webby so maybe we'll get to finally know something about the elusive Vanderquacks and if so maybe they will give us something about the equally elusive Mr. Duck.
What if launch pad was actually the dad and crashed to much and everyone lost the memory of him
Bold of you to assume Della even knows who the father is
Maybe Della and the father split up before della found out she was pregnant, and don't make him a douchebag, just that it was a mutual break up, and have della never told him that she was pregnant. And then have the triplets find there dad and have them and the dad have a close connection and make Della jealous and theb make della and the dad married. Then we'll get a wedding episode. Well, that's my theory.
Bold of you to assume that in DT17 Della married their father. That woman would not settle down with a man at her age
Della probably sees marriage as more of a commitment than children
Maybe we'll get the answer in future DuckTales episodes.
Interesting theories, though.
Maybe the loss of della made him soo sad to the point that even looking at the boys made him sad soo he left but not to far he was still in there lives with out them knowing the picture you draw looks just like a reporter in the Atlantis episode soo maybe he is 'stocking them' possibly
Maybe he didn't even know he had kids? It could have been a fling and by the time she found out they had no idea we're he was
In the episode "Storkules in Duckburg." At 5:0- you can see a photo of the dude in the to top right corner next to a plane. Just a strange thing I noticed.
Maybe he was the opposite of Della. Maybe he was a calm, level-headed, non-adventurous duck who couldn't handle being a part of the very active, hot-tempered, adventurous Duck family. He couldn't handle being in the Duck family, so he left.
Personally, I think it would be a little much if DuckTales brought back their father. The nephews already have Scrooge and Donald as their father figures and Della as their mother-in-training. If they were to address the problem of lack of father, he should probably be dead or missing or ran off.
I haven’t seen your videos in a couple of months but holly mushroom have you improved
Thank you so much! There have been a lot of positive changes on the videos, and I appreciate you noticing!
I've always been a little shaken by the phrase Donald said in season 1...
"Get away from my kids"
*Shivers*
Finally! Someone picked the Mystery back up!!! I just recently watched a video about this when DuckTales season 2 was about to come out and couldn’t find anything else about it... 😂
Quite honestly my own theory and headcannon is that Huey Dewie and Louie's father actually wasn't that great a guy and didn't want to have anything to do with the family once he realized he wasn't getting a cut of the fortune of Scrooge so was cut out and no one just wants to ever talk or think about him again even the boys. Why do I think that? Because quite honestly it would explain Louie a lot. Like when I see Della I see a lot where Huey and Dewey got their obvious dedication and ingenuinity and fearless brash fool heartyedness, but I don't see really any of Louie in Della or vice versa which makes me think Louie got his more lazy and scheming side from the father's side of the family. Again maybe just my own theory but one I think works and also explains probably why we won't really get the guy explored in the future.
I prefer this theory than everyone else! I don't really think or like the fact that their father is a great guy at all, It would be too boring and somewhat cliché. This theory also makes sense than the others
The triplets' personalities are less as a result of their parents and more like faucets of Scrooge's character.
Huey is responsible and hard working
Deuie is adventurous and fearless
Louie is money hungry and cunning
If they wanted to do a riff on the Avengers, they could find him working for F.O.W.L and discover he was brainwashed after he was thought lost in an accident.
Launchpad can be the father .
After some serious fight between Della and him , it was accident (crash) he lost his memory at and become that stupid .
None knew about their relationship and Della decided to keep it secret because was afraid he will be bad example for her children.
Della has stolen the rocket to get the moon, but why? It was supposed for her .Why she left her children and flight earlier? It could be a depression ,she needed to be attracted .
When Della returned, she always annoyed and mad at launchpad without any real reason . However her children strongly love launchpad , while they are not so close to Guro gearloose ,Fenton Crackshell , darkwingduck or to any other character more interesting for them than launchpad .
By the way, della and launchpad both are pilots, so you can see their first meeting easily .
None know why, but della hates all like fish, seaweed and sea slimming stuff at all . What if the reason is that mermaid that were calling launchpad from the ocean in one of the previous episodes ?
And just ... don't you see , they looks perfectly together, even their style is similar !
Don't think so But Its a good theory
I think that the boy’s father just didn’t want the boys and he had been married to Della for a couple years so he got his hands on a magical artifact and used it erase everyone’s memory of his existence so no one would remember him.
Oh man that would be sad. It would be so devastating if he used magic against the Duck Family.