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Aint About Love Ain't no love, I'm tellin' you ain't no love Ain't…
An Apology For Survivors So why doesn't it all just come for us?* Only the…
Angels A decree went out, from Caesar Augustus Register the whole…
Back In Time When you walk, when you dance, in the rain When you…
Bring Down The Family I need Someone here right now To come bring me down To come…
Danger Fearing the day - hiding the light My mind is shocked…
Free Last man to the bottom Last man to the bottom Last man…
Freeze 얼음 얼음 땡 얼음 얼음 얼음 땡 얼음 얼음 땡 얼음 얼음…
Get it Together To get up the bond for an inner west flat He'd…
Mountains Mountains You're always making mountains Out of nothing Noth…
My Universe 같은 시공간 속을 넘어 ah 낮과 밤 그 틈 사이 너머…
Nights Like This On a night like this A drive would be nice Into the…
That Bob Marley Song Old pirates yes they rob I Sold I to the merchant…
The Glow 끌림은 한순간 지금 나는 모든 게 you 이유 같은 건 묻지…
The Other Side of Fear Late night on a Sunday I'm in bed wide awake Waiting for…
Unless We Dance You steady me, slow and sweet We sway, take the lead…
We Are the People In the infancy of our relationship, when we were almost excl…



Why Do You Run Why would you run would you run from me I gave…


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@VigilanteLulu

Treasures I spotted in Yukari's stash:

Special Cup from Mario Kart 8
King Boo's Crown
Sailor Moon's Crescent Moon Wand (I just knew that something SM related would pop up in your vids eventually!)
A big block with an "Oh!" symbol on it
A telescope
A gold Goomba statue
A sphinx
Yukari missiles (What does she want to do with those?)
A Zelda boss key
Genie's lamp
A Megazord from Power Rangers
and of course, lots and lots of coins, cash and gold!



@Geibuchan

I actually had two of the VHS tapes they released growing up, and my folks and I would watch them religiously as with all our other tapes back then. Despite all the changes and character alterations the series normally gets flak for, I wholeheartedly enjoyed everything the show was going for. Especially how Huey Dewie and Louie were given their own personalities, voice actresses, fits of extended vocabulary, their tendency of spamming the word "extreme", as well as how the show dives into Donald and Daisy's job as news reporters traveling worldwide, the characters' personal hobbies, or just the settings the show takes place in. But of course, as with a few other TV shows I had tapes of (being stuff like the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog or the Donkey Kong Country TV show,) I never found out when it aired until it was either removed from its timeslot altogether, or we lost access to the channel it aired on, so those tapes were pretty much my only window to the series for the longest time.

During the making of this youtube poop however, I actually had the pleasure of watching the rest of the episodes online to not only see what other jokes I could make of it, but to watch everything I missed as a kid, and while I enjoyed my time watching it, I actually noticed a few things about the show that didn't suit right with me. It seemed kinda off how nearly every episode involves Huey Dewey and Louie dealing with some schmuck villain that, half the time, comes out of fucking nowhere with little to no introduction and the show tries to make them as hammy as possible when we barely even know him well enough for it to work properly. Shorty Hollow, as pictured in the episode I used, was actually one of the finer examples of these bad guys, seeing as they don't try to make him all wacky, his exposition's properly pronounced throughout the episode, there's a whole friend or foe deal going on with him, he even gains Dewey's trust only to turn around on him once he gets found out... y'know? I was kinda hoping for some of that jazz for the rest of the series.

Then there's how Donald's treated as a character on this show. Sure he's as anger prone here as one would expect, but the show just passes him on as an all out incompetent, or a complete asshole for no real reason, and his nephews really dwell on him for that. I'm pretty sure I came across four episodes in a row where he handles something getting stuck by tugging on it until everything goes wrong, or another episode where he gives a criminal the keys to his RV trying to prove to his nephews that he's a good judge of character only to have the RV back immediately afterwards. Hell, there's an entire episode where he gets cheated of all his life savings by a phoney child protection service that tricks him into believing that his boys are delinquent fiends. Granted, the nephiews turn everything back to normal in the end, in the most satisfying way imaginable, but that's a common thing in the series, the bad guys can get Donald to do literally anything they want him to do as long as they give him all these unwarranted compliments or try to make the situation as frantic as possible, and it kinda hurts to see such an icon get shafted this way. After a while, it seems as though now that Huey Dewey and Louie are now adolescent kids voiced by some of the finest kid-voicing actresses in the business, they have to make Donald look like he's facing some early stage of being senile or something.

But that's also kinda hilarious, now that I'm thinking about it, and all this actually helps you appreciate Donald's voice acting a little more, if the notion that he's given more lines than one would expect out of him doesn't already get you. Heck, it's also enjoyable when they don't give him a lot of lines, and he's either repeating the same quote over and over again with his voice getting louder each time ("FLYING SAUCERS PHOOEY"), he's announcing something nice he's gonna do at the top of his lungs, or if he's calling someone he doesn't like a "big palooka" for the umpteenth episode in a row. I also liked how even now that everything's updated to "NEW HIP/SUPER COOL 90'S KID STANDARDS" Donald still sings old folk songs with his duck dialect or goes "OH BOY OH BOY OH BOY" when he's getting ready to enjoy himself, like he always did in the old days, and speaking of which, there's an episode where he accidentally uses a plant-youth serum in place of bubble bath solution and it makes him youthful too, being drawn in his early 1930s look and everything.

Also, almost every episode that focuses on Huey flaunting his vanity all over the place or chasing girls can easily be skipped no problem, but aside from that, I still enjoyed the rest series pretty well.



@manimdead485

Osaka: What is going on here?
Kagura: I have to 💩 .
Tomo: so just do it!
Kagura: But I don't wanna 💩!
Tomo: YOU HAVE TO!
Kagura:I CAN'T HOLD IT!
[Kagura 💩 so much that she flys away]
Kagura:I need the bathroom!
20:11
Me: HAHA



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@CaptainBZarre

THE PLOT OF IOU A YTP:
Late at night in the desert, a mysterious man with the loudest footsteps imaginable and his dog drive to an abandoned site, once thought to be a headquarters dedicated to research on flying saucers, aliens. Believing the original tenants to be stupid, he ventures further and discovers a projector, claiming it as his own before almost killing himself and the dog.
The next day, Donald, Daisy, and their nephews are driving in their RV, and things don't seem to be going too well; the radio's incessant babbling causes Daisy to throw a rock, Donald is having serious trouble with the air conditioning, and Huey is being just as annoying talking about how he's preparing to write a big story about flying saucers, aliens. Dewey, Louie, and Donald (also Koopa) all believe there aren't aliens to be seen out in the desert, but Huey is persistent in wanting to find these alien bitches. Daisy reaches her boiling point when Huey destroys a soda, but before she can drive away from the desert, unknown forces (not aliens) persuade her to keep going as Donald is thrown from the roof of the RV and gets tortured for almost a minute.
The gang arrive in the desert and come across an eccentric salesman, the same mysterious man who drove to the desert earlier, who welcomes them to Glimmer before introducing himself as Ripto, and threatening to kill them if they even consider asking him about the orbs. Still babbling about flying saucers, Donald inadvertently reminds Ripto that the saucers are what he set up the stand for. The nephews suspect this stand might be a UFO - wait, a scam - and start pretending to be aliens to make fun of Huey, who intends to get revenge. After a bit of derping around a random Pianta in the background reminds them that they should return to the plot; while Louie notices that there haven't been many UFO sightings around the desert, only crackers. But Ripto insists that everyone must pay $100 to go on his long-named official tour and view the area rumored to be home to UFOs.
Ripto chats up a storm with the ducks during his tour, exclaiming that his business isn't profitable (much to the shock of Huey), and yelling about fire sumos. Arriving at a cliff top, Ripto shows Daisy and Huey a photograph of aliens in the area, though the nephews are too busy laughing at him saying "but" to care. In response, Huey decides to set some rules to prevent further frustration with his nephews, restricting everyone from falling asleep but only being met with a glib dismissal from Louie. Donald's butt provokes Ripto and the nephews to talk about butt cheek-shaped craters; meanwhile, after having a steak, Huey finds footprints only to be scared by Donald and launched up a cactus - though the laws of the show dictate this harm is directed towards Donald instead so the show abides.

@CaptainBZarre

(cont.)
As night arrives, Huey begs Daisy to stay for the night and allow him to write the story; Daisy fully believes that the UFO rumors are fake but lets him stay anyway, while his nephews abandon "Dr. Alien Balls". After another rousing round of Donald torture on a model of the stand's TRAINS AND BRIDGES (BRIDGES?!?!), Daisy reminds Huey that she has seen UFOs, before being forced to board the platforms as punishment for telling a lie - though they quickly discover a UFO, one that just quickly reveals itself to be Huey's nephews and Donald piloting it. Everyone gives up, believing this story was a gay idea, but Huey can't sleep and busts out his Game Boy Light at max volume, aggravating Donald and causing him to destroy his Game Boy in a violent explosion.
The explosion summons what everyone had come to the desert to see - a flying saucer (aliens notwithstanding). As the RV park is thrown into a state of panic, Daisy yells at Huey repeatedly to get the camera, and Huey is ecstatic to see these extraterrestrial visitors; though said visitors are almighty beings that have the capability to kill, which they demonstrate on a seemingly never-ending group of soldiers looking for children and a rabbit. Attempting to wake Donald up by telling him of the arrival of a flying Sonic the Duck, Daisy is hurt a bit just to change things up; shortly afterwards, Donald quickly notices the aliens, and they proceed to inflict deadly bodily harm to him. All this and he still doesn't believe that aliens exist, as the UFO speeds away from Earth in an instant.
Blown away by the discovery of these aliens, Huey informs his nephews, who are delighted with his discovery but also not willing to go with him to further investigate them - they're quite tired after all. His nephews have a campout and force Donald to eat fire, before heading back to the RV and noticing that the aliens that Daisy had taped pass right through Donald like they were fake. The nephews attempt to tell Huey this, but he is too caught up in his delusions of greatness to care, believing that the UFO wasn't made of something solid. Fed up with Huey's arrogance, the nephews leave Huey alone with Daisy.
Trying to remain focused on flying saucers, aliens, Huey is reminded that his nephews abandoned him for that obsession and his happiness quickly turns to depression. Noticing the lonely duck during another nighttime drive, Ripto attempts to cheer him up; he believes that he's gay, something not many people can claim. In Huey's shock, Ripto reminds him that he might be, he just needs to believe in himself. Left speechless, Huey continues his ascent as Dewey and Louie notice him. Believing they're out to steal his soda, Huey escapes before being Bramble Blasted to a nearby bunker.
In this bunker, Huey's beliefs of flying saucers, aliens are finally validated, believing the bunker to be full of alien technology. Fidgeting around with one machine, the aliens he fought earlier fade in and out of frame, finally giving Donald a tiny bit of relief. Huey quickly comes to the conclusion that this device is a projector, but is still excited to have proved Ripto's stand was a scam... before an alien barges in, with remarkably familiar-sounding footsteps...

@CaptainBZarre

(cont.)
The alien reveals himself as Ripto, who now refers to himself as Shorty Hollow, much to the confusion of Dewey. Initially believing the alien to be a rabbit in disguise, Shorty reminds Huey that he'll be restricted to the bunker for messing up his Super Gross Big Gay Flying TV Saucer Orgy Press Conference. Shorty, however, is quickly overwhelmed by Huey devising a hybrid-grocery-list-for-Santa to break him out of the bunker; and he reveals that he doesn't have any money despite ripping off people's pepis this whole time (pronounced: pee-piss). Trusting his nephews to rescue him, Shorty reminds Huey that this is the Dinosaur World, Luigi, and they might not be around.
Cut back to the RV. Talking to the nephews about how the UFOs were stupid all along, they quickly come across Donald repeatedly fainting on the ground before going crazy, believing the flying saucers, aliens are still there. Thinking Donald is playing charades, the ducks correctly determine that he's imitating a monster, traumatizing him once again. The ducks also realize that the alien in the photograph is wearing Shorty's boots, before quickly following Shorty's conveniently-placed trail in pursuit of him. The poop (and this description) have gone on for long enough so they all quickly get to the bunker to rescue Huey.
Arriving at the bunker, Huey is stuffing himself up with food and could care less about his nephews, preferring to find comfort in his food. Investigating the bunker, the nephews find the projector that Huey uncovered, realizing that Dewey was right to assume that the aliens were fake. Doesn't mean that they believe Huey though. As Daisy interrogates Shorty about the proposed UFO sightings, another UFO seems to arrive in the area... one that promptly turns the screaming woman from earlier into a piece of Donald-shaped toast. The UFO quickly reveals itself to be the nephews and a host of other YTP characters, confirming to everyone that the UFO rumors were fake and ruining Shorty's scam, all thanks to the work of Huey, the world's biggest duck stripper. Shorty is screwed.
Dew(mann) apologizes to Huey about not listening to him earlier, and the two agree that they won't believe a scam like this ever again - proving Shorty's assurance that Huey was gay in the process. Daisy and Donald, however, quickly hear of a gold mine story that might be of interest to the nephews, and they leave Hollow Gulch, arriving lightning-fast at Ye Ol' Goldmines - which turns out to be Shorty Goldmines, owned by the person who scammed them earlier. They leave. They then arrive at An Island of Some Description, which turns out to be Shorty Island. "This guy is EVERYWHERE!!!" yells Huey, before jumping off screen.
END.

@Lars-ze2xf

I can't Believe I read the whole thing!

@sumguyiguess7697

Masterpiece

@CitizenLenny

Part of why these YTPs are so amazing: 8 years later and I'm still noticing new little details (like the SODA spraying sound still playing at 2:26 and 2:33 as donald has the wildest rollercoaster-less rollercoaster experience ever)

@ComputerMonster_Minus0ne

In 2014,
An Angry Trucker in a Geibuchan Poop talked about Lime Slimes.
In 2019,
Square Enix confirms that the Slimes of Dragon Quest fame are not only edible, but taste like limes.
C O I N C I D E N C E ?
...Yes.

@cubechan1938

In 1996, the source material for this YouTube Poop already used the term "Lime Slime" in another unrelated episode of the show.

@baconlabs

The sound of Shorty's footsteps, for some reason, keeps calling me back to re-watch this

@BimbelyGimbly

You too huh?

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