• "The Golden Armory of Cornelius Coot!" Morgana Macawber | Quackerjack is one of the few characters seen killing/murdering people. In one episode he and his cohorts Megavolt and The Liquidator broke into a bank in St. Canard, only to be confronted by Darkwing. With the Ramrod activated, Quackerjack and the rest of the villains (with the exception of Bulba) are sucked back into the rift to which afterwards, the rift closes. • "The Ballad of Duke Baloney!" • "From the Confidential Casefiles of Agent 22!" • "Treasure of the Found Lamp!" During the plan, Darkwing, Gosalyn, and Launchpad spy on Quackerjack planning to take over the Cranky Frank's toy store, just as Quackerjack controls a gigantic robotic version of himself just as he chases the trio across the city. Alias As the group watched on, they talked with Pocahontas and John) Pocahontas: Poor Cait Sith. A friendly, more gentle Quackerjack is seen as one of the members of the "Friendly Four" in "Life, the Negaverse, and Everything". Quackerjack started out as a toymaker, who went out of business to due competition with the "Whiffile Boy" company; he then tunred insane and used his toymaking skills to build dangerous … • "Nothing Can Stop Della Duck!" Getting back in business, craziness, making dangerous toys ", Getting back in business, craziness, making dangerous toys, When he's unable to sell any of his products, having his plans thwarted, video games, specifically Whiffle Boy (though in Whiffle While you Work, he states that he could grow to like them). Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. • "What Ever Happened to Della Duck?!" Darkwing battles him at the end of the bridge level. Quackerjack was originally a deranged toymaker whose toys were dangerous and defective, and his company ended up getting shut down. Quackerjack. Video games Television programs As a member of the Fearsome Five, Quackerjack appeared in the episode "Just Us Justice Ducks". Mr. Banana Brain • "Beaks in the Shell!" Ample Grime, Other He laughs and makes fun of everything, never ever losing his good temper. The real Quackerjack later appears in the Season 3 episode, "Let's Get Dangerous! In the game, he is working for F.O.W.L., interrupting construction on the St. Canard bridge. This was raucously characterized by the depiction of Quackerjack dressed in a business suit. • "Moonvasion!" Evil-doer Mad as a hatter, tailor, shoemaker and blacksmith put together. Underneath the Roses by … So, how did Quackerjack and Megavolt get to know Bushroot? • "The First Adventure!" Klar-Jezebeth. Canonically, Quackerjack is shown to have been resurrected in a one-page cameo in "Dawn of the Day of the Return of the Living Spud II: Army of Starchness", published in issue #8 of the continuation by Joe Books. However, he's a genius who has built many successful toys. Character information negaduck; megavolt … He also took orders from NegaDuck as a henchman. • "The Life And Crimes of Scrooge McDuck!" Ask Darkwing Duck by Toby parker. 86 Favourites. • "A Nightmare on Killmotor Hill!" Hobby He became the leader of the Fearsome Four (minus Negaduck), destroyed a Crime-Bot with his bare hands, and blew up buildings with exploding action figures of himself. Quackerjack was originally a deranged toymaker whose toys were dangerous, and got his company shut down. Generally, he adapts a high pitched voice to have the puppet talk back in rhyming form. He was once a toymaker who was put out of business after the "Whiffle Boy" video game market expanded. He was voiced by Michael Bell who also played Grogar. This means Quackerjack likely is not aware of the doll lacking the life of its own (though he seems aware that it is a doll), suggesting insanity and draws a parallel to Batman's almost contemporary villain the Ventriloquist (created in 1988, only three years before Darkwing Duck). • "The Shadow War!" His catchphrase is "It's PLAYTIME!". • "Astro B.O.Y.D.!" • "Double-O-Duck in You Only Crash Twice!" He was once forced to partner up with His catchphrase is "It's PLAYTIME!" • "Maid of the Myth" • "Down and Out in Duckburg" • "Much Ado About Scrooge" • "Top Duck" • "Pearl of Wisdom" • "The Curse of Castle McDuck" • "Launchpad's Civil War" • "Sweet Duck of Youth" • "Earth Quack" • "Home Sweet Homer" • "Bermuda Triangle Tangle" • "Micro Ducks from Outer Space" • "Back to the Klondike" • "Horse Scents" • "Scrooge's Pet" • "Catch as Cash Can" • "Merit-Time Adventure" • "The Golden Fleecing" • "Ducks of the West" • "Time Teasers" • "Back Out in the Outback" • "Raiders of the Lost Harp" • "The Right Duck" • "Scroogerello" • "Double-O-Duck" • "Luck o' the Ducks" • "Duckworth's Revolt" • "Magica's Magic Mirror"/"Take Me Out of the Ballgame" • "Duck to the Future" • "Jungle Duck" • "Launchpad's First Crash" • "Dime Enough for Luck" • "Duck in the Iron Mask" • "The Uncrashable Hindentanic" • "The Status Seekers" • "Nothing to Fear" • "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. McDuck" • "Once Upon a Dime" • "Spies in Their Eyes" • "All Ducks on Deck" • "Ducky Horror Picture Show" • "Till Nephews Do Us Part" Quackerjack is a recurring villain in the Darkwing Duck animated series and comic books. (Later at Chiko’s Tree, Double D had already given the Pixls the blueprint instructions on fixing Cait Sith and the Pixls are already repairing the poor cat robot. Quackerjack, voiced by Michael Bell, is a recurring villain in the Darkwing Duck animated series and comic books. Quackerjack was the owner of his own toy company, but the company went bankrupt because of the competition with a popular video game, Whiffle Boy. Neverrest!" Quackerjack is a villain from the Darkwing Duck TV series in DuckTales, in which he serves as an antagonist of Darkwing Duck. His superpower is his "wackiness," which hardily annoys Negaduck. • "Beware the B.U.D.D.Y. When Quackerjack was reunited with his original Mr. Banana-Brain, he began to show remorse for what he had done and committed suicide by transforming himself into a lifeless doll, believing it was the best thing he would ever be. He keeps a toy he calls Mr. Banana-Brain, talking to it and making it seem like it's talking. His trademark toy is chattering teeth that bite. Camille Chameleon | • "Star Crossed Circuits" • "Steerminator" • "The Frequency Fiends" • "Paint Misbehavin'" • "Hot Spells" • "Fraudcast News" • "Clash Reunion" • "Mutantcy on the Bouncy" • "Malice's Restaurant" • "Extinct Possibility", Video Games: Video game (HD remake/Soundtrack) • DuckTales 2 • The Quest for Gold • Scrooge's Loot Darkwing manages to stop his plan and make him think things through, but Quackerjack escapes and turns himself into a toy at Claire's doorstep (which could also count as a suicide), claiming its all he'll ever be. • "The Dangerous Chemistry of Gandra Dee!" He was once a toymaker who was run out of business after the Whiffle Boy video game market expanded. • "The Golden Spear!" • "The Living Mummies of Toth-Ra!" After fighting his way across the bri… Brainteasers. The High Command | 1 History 1.1 Darkwing Duck 1.2 DuckTales (2017) 1.3 Powers and abilities 2 Gallery 3 Trivia As revealed in the episode "Clash Reunion", as a teenager, Elmo Sputterspark was fascinated with electricity and magnetism and, along with Drake … He is a frequent accomplice of Megavolt, Mr. Banana Brain's boss, and one of NegaDuck's henchmen. After he finds out, he blows up the warehouse and goes to wreak havoc during the tournament, but Darkwing Duck foiled his plan. However, he's a genius who has built many successful toys. 's final arc, "Dangerous Currency", Quackerjack is revived after getting touched by the slime that Magica De Spell uses to take over Duckburg and St. Canard. • "The Other Bin of Scrooge McDuck!" He is a former toymaker who turned crazy and adopted a jester appearance, with an arsenal of deadly toys at his command. Aug 28, 2012 - This Pin was discovered by Emily Barwick. A former toymaker, he turned crazy and adopted a jester appearance, with an arsenal of deadly toys at his command. In "Time and Punishment", he used the top to travel into the future with Megavolt to discover more advanced toys. Megavolt and Quackerjack, using a larger version of Quackerjack's Time Top, escape into the future to retrieve high tech weapons and toys. Quackerjack | Leopold LoonDr. to which the two plan to save Darkwing from the villains. Quackerjack and Claire. Disney Wiki is a FANDOM Movies Community. CaseyDecker. Quackerjack occasionally forms a pair with Megavolt and commit crimes as a rather powerful duo. Quackerjack was the owner of his own toy company, but the company went bankrupt because of the competition with a popular video game, Whiffle Boy. DarkWing Duck - Rated: K+ - English - Romance/Humor - Chapters: 6 - Words: 32,841 - Reviews: 40 - Favs: 23 - Follows: 12 - Updated: 7/1/2011 - Published: 9/7/2009 - Quackerjack, Megavolt - Complete. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. • "Escape from the Impossibin!" 9 Comments. He became a supervillain who robbed banks to get money to fund his toymaking ventures and uses his toys to aid him for his crimes in most episodes. • "JAW$!" Along the way, they accidentally kidnapped a sulky Gosalyn Mallard, who is dragged along with them into the far future of St. Canard. • "The Trickening!" In the episode "Axed by Addition", Quackerjack makes a cameo on Max's watch. Quackerjack. Professor Moliarty | • "What Ever Happened to Donald Duck?!" Studios, Quackerjack's character was revamped. Thanks to an accidental kidnapping of Gosalyn, he turned Darkwing into the revenge-crazed DarkWarrior Duck. Season Two: "The Most Dangerous Game...Night!" He became a supervillain who robbed banks to get money to fund his toymaking ventures and uses his toys to aid him for his crimes in most episodes. Isis Vanderchill | Quackerjack Quackerjack is a villain from the Disney television series Darkwing Duck, and a major rival of a popular video game star, Whiffle Boy. • "Daytrip of Doom!" Gosalyn is a few years older and is now actively Quiverwing Quack. 43 Favourites. Villains: Negaduck/Negatron • Bushroot • Megavolt • Liquidator • Quackerjack • Steelbeak • Taurus Bulba • Hammerhead Hannigan • Hoof and Mouth • Tantalus • Clovis • Tuskernini • Dr. Fossil • Phineas Sharp • Professor Moliarty • Ammonia Pine • Ample Grime • Paddywhack • Lilliput • Jambalaya Jake • Gumbo • Bug Master • High Command • Major Synapse • Hotshot and Flygirl • Dr. Slug • Splatter Phoenix • Camille Chameleon • Anna Matronic • Isis Vanderchill • Johnny T. Rex • Fluffy • Dark Warrior Duck • Nodoff • Brainteasers, Season Two: "That Sinking Feeling" • "Film Flam" • "Negaduck" • "Fungus Amongus" • "Slaves to Fashion" • "Something Fishy" • "Tiff of the Titans" • "Calm a Chameleon" • "Battle of the Brainteasers" • "Bad Tidings" • "Going Nowhere Fast" • "A Brush with Oblivion" • "The Merchant of Menace" Furthermore, Darkwing plans to face Bulba and the rest of the villains he summoned. Type of Villain He spends most of his time pursuing his goal of freeing all "enslaved" light bulbs, though he is often foiled in his attempts. Discover (and save!) Inspiration In "Stressed to Kill", Quackerjack teamed up with Megavolt again, and, using a toy called Mr. Relaxatron, the two had the city in an apathetic daze as they robbed it blind and caused mass mayhem. Quote Toymaker (formerly)Professional criminal Quakerjack appears as a boss character in the video game. He later joined the Fearsome Five, adding his own skills to the rather odd mix of villains. Powers/Skills Megavolt | He worked for Quackwerks much to his joy since he can apply his ideas to the company, but then he really snapped after no one would listen to his ideas. He's also one of Negaduck's Fearsome Five. When he's unable to sell any of his products, having his plans thwarted, video games, specifically Whiffle Boy (though in Whiffle While you Work, he states that he could grow to like them) In the episode "Beware the B.U.D.D.Y. Well, let’s turn to the episode “Beauty and the Beet”, because it presents the origin of our green scientist. Other dangerous toys used by Quackerjack are a Giant teddy bear robot which destroyed a "Whiffle Boy" warehouse before self-destructing; a giant "Crying Crissie" doll with which he tried to unsuccessfully flood "Whiffle Boy" town, a pair of robot chattering teeth, and apathy causing toy called Mr. Relaxatron and his most fiendish torture device- - Mr. History, a talking trivia doll which repeats useless historical facts endlessly over and over! He takes pride in toying with his victims, mocking them. Megavolt can best be described as eccentric. He's still insane but more docile and actually has somewhat of a conscience, being he still makes toy weaponry but only to use against Negaduck while he gives normal toys to children. Voice His catchphrase is "It's PLAYTIME!" Negaduck, Megavolt, Bushroot, Liquidator, Claire (girlfriend), Taurus Bulba Vengeful Trickster, QuackercrumbJaded Jack-in-the-BoxDr. Laughing.Playing with toys. After he was carted away to prison, Quackerjack later escaped and, in the single-issue story "Toy With Me", got a device that would turn St. Carnardians into soulless little toys. Everything seems to be going smoothly until suddenly his whole world is unraveling and something far darker seems to be triggering it all. Studios' Darkwing Duck comic book. This video is dedicated to two legendary criminals from the cartoon "Darkwing Duck" - Quackerjack and Megavolt. QuackerJack Amnesia AU Doodle … • "The Lost Harp of Mervana!" During "The haunting of mr. banana brain" episode, he seemed unfazed with the fact his doll was moving on its own, pointing out instead the change of voice from the high-pitched tone he typically used. Origin Darkwing Duck (NES/Game Boy) - Quackerjack appears as a boss in the Darkwing Duckvideo game for the Nintendo Entertainment System and for game boy. While no martial artist, Quackerjack is incredibly athletic, capable of performing perfect backflips and impressive leaps. Occupation He really loves toys, and all he wanted was to make people happy with his toys. Enemies • "The Impossible Summit of Mt. When Darkwing went to get the tronsplitter from Megavolt, Quackerjack was asleep in his bunk, but was revealed to the reader to be a cloth dummy, meaning Quackerjack had escaped. Understandably, he has a particular hatred of "Whiffle Boy" video games and toys. • "The Duck Knight Returns!" 22 Comments. Quackerjack appeared in 12 episodes throughout the show. Michael Bell He is generally hyperactive, clownish, and usually in a jolly mood unless provoked. QuackyQuackercrumbJaded Jack-in-the-BoxDr. Quackerjack seems to be influenced by the … This ranks to Darkwing's intervention, this ended in his accidental aiding of the invention of the yo-yo. When Negaduck stole the powers of the other four members, it was revealed that Quackerjack's superpower was "wackiness" (a euphemism for mania), without which he became depressed and whiny. However, this was also due to everyone stealing his ideas for toys and he started becoming more insane than ever. Quackerjack noticed a change in the voice of his doll (Paddywhack's voice was far deeper than the high pitch Quackerjack used for the doll himself) but seemed unsurprised that the doll was moving and talking under its own power.
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