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The great-grandfather of the current generation of [[Beagle Boys (2017 Continuum)|Beagle Boys]], Great-Grandpappy Beagle opposed [[Scrooge McDuck (2017 Continuum)|Scrooge McDuck]] when the tycoon first settled in [[Duckburg (2017 Continuum)|Duckburg]], as the Beagles had thus far been in charge of the small town and could not bear to see it grow beyond what they could control. [[Scrooge McDuck (2017 Continuum)|Scrooge McDuck]]'s ownership of the [[deed to Duckburg]] remained a sore spot between Scrooge and the Beagles ever since, dwarfing any interest the Beagles might have in stealing Scrooge's fortune, and a painting featuring Scrooge getting the deed in front of a powerless Grandpappy still hangs in the lobby of [[McDuck Manor (2017 Continuum)|McDuck Manor]]. |
The great-grandfather of the current generation of [[Beagle Boys (2017 Continuum)|Beagle Boys]], Great-Grandpappy Beagle opposed [[Scrooge McDuck (2017 Continuum)|Scrooge McDuck]] when the tycoon first settled in [[Duckburg (2017 Continuum)|Duckburg]], as the Beagles had thus far been in charge of the small town and could not bear to see it grow beyond what they could control. [[Scrooge McDuck (2017 Continuum)|Scrooge McDuck]]'s ownership of the [[deed to Duckburg]] remained a sore spot between Scrooge and the Beagles ever since, dwarfing any interest the Beagles might have in stealing Scrooge's fortune, and a painting featuring Scrooge getting the deed in front of a powerless Grandpappy still hangs in the lobby of [[McDuck Manor (2017 Continuum)|McDuck Manor]]. |
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==Behind the scenes== |
==Behind the scenes== |
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| − | Grandpappy Beagle first appeared in person in the ''[[DuckTales 2017]]'' Christmas special ''[[Last Christmas]]'', after the portrait of him was seen in previous episodes. |
+ | This version of Grandpappy Beagle first appeared in person in the ''[[DuckTales 2017]]'' Christmas special ''[[Last Christmas]]'', after the portrait of him was seen in previous episodes. |
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| + | His (and, by extension, the other Beagles') storyline appears to be inspired by the 1975 comic story ''[[The Deep Sea Deed]]'', which also saw Great-Grandpappy Beagle spurring his descendants to chase after a hallowed deed in Scrooge's possession which had once been the Beagles' ancestor's, although in this case it was a deed giving its holder ownership of all the water in the world. [[Blackheart Beagle]]'s protests in [[Don Rosa]]'s ''[[A Little Something Special]]'' about how before Scrooge came and gave [[Duckburg]] an economic boost, he and his Beagles were basically running the town, also likely played a part. |
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===Voice Actresses=== |
===Voice Actresses=== |
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*[[Eric Bauza]] (<small>''[[DuckTales 2017]]''</small>) |
*[[Eric Bauza]] (<small>''[[DuckTales 2017]]''</small>) |
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Revision as of 16:27, 1 October 2019
Great-Gandpappy Beagle, or simply Grandpappy Beagle, was the 2017 Continuum's counterpart to the original Great-Grandpappy Beagle.
Description
The great-grandfather of the current generation of Beagle Boys, Great-Grandpappy Beagle opposed Scrooge McDuck when the tycoon first settled in Duckburg, as the Beagles had thus far been in charge of the small town and could not bear to see it grow beyond what they could control. Scrooge McDuck's ownership of the deed to Duckburg remained a sore spot between Scrooge and the Beagles ever since, dwarfing any interest the Beagles might have in stealing Scrooge's fortune, and a painting featuring Scrooge getting the deed in front of a powerless Grandpappy still hangs in the lobby of McDuck Manor.
Behind the scenes
This version of Grandpappy Beagle first appeared in person in the DuckTales 2017 Christmas special Last Christmas, after the portrait of him was seen in previous episodes.
His (and, by extension, the other Beagles') storyline appears to be inspired by the 1975 comic story The Deep Sea Deed, which also saw Great-Grandpappy Beagle spurring his descendants to chase after a hallowed deed in Scrooge's possession which had once been the Beagles' ancestor's, although in this case it was a deed giving its holder ownership of all the water in the world. Blackheart Beagle's protests in Don Rosa's A Little Something Special about how before Scrooge came and gave Duckburg an economic boost, he and his Beagles were basically running the town, also likely played a part.