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Disney+ has greenlit a new Darkwing Duck Disney+ animated series, with Mark Hamill voicing Drake Mallard and Seth Rogen playing Launchpad McQuack. The new show brings the crime-fighting duck back after more than 30 years, although this time he has an alternate-universe problem to solve.
Mark Hamill will voice Darkwing Duck in a new Disney+ animated series, with Seth Rogen taking on the role of Launchpad McQuack. Photo courtesy of Disney. All Rights Reserved.
Disney+ is officially bringingDarkwing Duck back to television, and the new animated series has assembled quite the voice cast. Mark Hamill will lead the revival as Drake Mallard, aka Darkwing Duck, with Seth Rogen stepping into the role of Launchpad McQuack.
From EPs Sean Tretta and Borja Peña Gorostegui, Seth Rogen’s Point Grey Pictures produces the ‘continuation’ of the original show, which finds the hero trapped for 35 years in a world that has never heard of him; Mark Hamill, Lizzy Caplan, and Lilimar lead the cast.
Disney+ has officially greenlit a new Darkwing Duck animated series with a voice cast led by Mark Hamill in the title role and Seth Rogen, who is also one of the new show’s producers. A teaser video was also released, which can be seen below.
After 35 years trapped in an alternate world, the legendary hero is pulled back into action by a rebellious teenager who knows his past.
Disney+ has greenlit an all-new Darkwing Duck animated series. This continuation of the animated franchise brings back the character Drake Mallard as the crime fighter known as Darkwing Duck.
He is the terror who flaps in the night, and he is returning to TVs to defeat evildoers with his unique brand of heroism.
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If you’re a Millennial of a certain age, there’s no doubt that Darkwing Duck holds a special place in your nostalgia-laden heart. We got a taste of the purple-caped vigilante in the 2017 reboot of DuckTales, and way back in 2020 there was news that Disney was working on a standalone Darkwing Duck series.