Negaduck Background information Feature films Television programs Darkwing Duck Video games Park attractions Portrayed by Portrayed by Animators Voice Jim Cummings Performance model Designer Tad Stones Inspiration Honors and awards Character information Full name Other names Personality Rotten to the core, heartless, evil, cruel, mean, short-tempered Appearance Looks like Darkwing with a reversed color scheme on his outfit Birthday Occupation Criminal mastermind Affiliations The Fearsome Five Goal To be Public Enemy #1. Home The Negaverse Relatives Pets Allies Magica De Spell, Phantom Blot Minions Megavolt, Bushroot, Liquidator, Quackerjack Enemies Darkwing Duck, Launchpad McQuack, Gosalyn Mallard, Honker Muddlefoot, Gizmoduck, Morgana McCawber Likes Violence and destruction, the smell of noxious fumes Dislikes Anything cute and fluffy, flowers, being public enemy #2, Darkwing Duck Powers and abilities Weapons Chainsaw, flamethrower, shotgun, anything destructive and explosive he can think of Fate Always gets beaten by Darkwing Duck Quote "Too late, Darkwing!" "I'm Negaduck, a rotten kind of guy!"

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Negaduck is one of two villains from the Darkwing Duck television series and comic.  The first was a manifestation of Darkwing Duck's evil side created by Megavolt's tronsplitter while the second and more well known version is an evil twin of Darkwing from an anti-matter universe known as the Negaverse.

Appearance

As the archenemy and "evil twin" of Darkwing, not much is known about Negaduck's place of origin. A possible clue is that he rules the Negaverse (an antimatter universe analogue) similar to Darkwing's home of St. Canard where evil reigns supreme. He refers to the Negaverse as his "secret hideout", which can only be accessed through a portal within the hollow shell of a papier-mâché cake inside a local bakery in the original St. Canard.

In addition to his own crimes, Negaduck is known to lead a band of villains he has dubbed the Fearsome Five, which also consists of Megavolt, Reginald Bushroot, Liquidator, and Quackerjack. Despite not having any powers of his own, he maintains an iron grip on the group's leadership through his intelligence and sheer ruthlessness.

Negaduck occasionaly has taken advantage of the fact that he greatly resembles Darkwing Duck by attempting to frame his good counterpart by committing crimes while disguised as Darkwing.  This once came back to haunt him after instigating the public to put a price on Darkwing Duck's head and an angry mob mistook him for Darkwing Duck in different clothes.  He also takes pride in being known as Public Enemy #1 and was greatly incensed to learn that another villain named Dr. Slug had stolen the title from him, prompting him to go on a rampage in order to reclaim it.

Abilities

Negaduck lacks any powers of his own but makes up for it with his sadistic temprament and penchant for destructive weaponry, i.e. chainsaws, flamethrowers, bombs, and even a nuclear missile.

Gallery

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External Links

• Negaduck on the Darkwing Duck Wiki

Darkwing Duck

Media: Darkwing Duck | Video Game | Goof Troop | Raw Toonage | Bonkers | Heroes and Allies: Darkwing Duck | Launchpad McQuack | Gosalyn Mallard | Honker Muddlefoot | Tank Muddlefoot | Herb and Binkie Muddlefoot | Gizmoduck | Morgana McCawber | Neptunia | Stegmutt | J. Gander Hooter | Derek Blunt | Vladimir Goudenov Grizzlikof | Comet Guy Villains: Negaduck | Megavolt | Liquidator | Bushroot | Quackerjack | Steelbeak | Taurus Bulba | Hoof and Mouth | Tuskernini | Hammerhead Hannigan | Phineas Sharp | Professor Moliarty | Ammonia Pine | Paddywhack | Lilliput Gooney | Jambalaya Jake | Gumbo | The Bug Master | The High Command | Major Synapse | Splatter Phoenix | Fluffy Locations: St. Canard See also: DuckTales | The Disney Afternoon