For all Ducktales fan this is the collection you always wanted, this is high quality dvdrip of all the three volumes released , the final volume is not released yet on dvd, to maintain quality i have not uploaded the tvrip. so enjoy, its all yours to take.

Plot:
The show features the adventures of Scrooge McDuck and his great-nephews. The nephews, who were originally living with their uncle Donald, are left in Scrooge's care when the former joins the Navy.Though Scrooge is the richest duck in the world, he constantly tries to find ways to increase his wealth. Many episodes involve protecting his wealth from villains who want to rob Scrooge of all his money. The prominent recurring antagonists in the show include the Beagle Boys and Magica De Spell who are always finding ways to rob and swindle Scrooge and his nephews. Scrooge's nemesis in the show is Flintheart Glomgold, who always tries to devise plans to dethrone Scrooge McDuck from his "Richest Duck in the World" title.The show's second season saw the addition of characters Fenton Crackshell and Bubba Duck. Along with them came stories that generally shifted away from the globetrotting plots of the first season, and revolved primarily in the contemporary setting of Duckburg. Episodes would feature either Bubba or Fenton but rarely both.Although Scrooge and his nephews were the show's main characters, some episodes focused on other characters like Launchpad or Gyro.Some episodes are based on Carl Barks stories or simply have elements from such stories. For example, the episode "The Unbreakable Bin" is based on Barks's story The Unsafe.

"DuckTales" has arguably been the most popular animated series Disney's ever churned out, and one can see why. Unlike other animated shows (even some from Disney itself), "DuckTales" doesn't restrict itself to a formula. It repeatedly reinvents itself and isn't afraid to take risks. Despite Duckburg being the central location, the characters
travel through many different locales ranging from jungles and deserts to oceans and outer space. There's seemingly no limit to the story possibilities as the show has no set rules, and everything is free-for-all.

"DuckTales" has arguably been the most popular animated series Disney's ever churned out, and one can see why. Unlike other animated shows (even some from Disney itself), "DuckTales" doesn't restrict itself to a formula. It repeatedly reinvents itself and isn't afraid to take risks. Despite Duckburg being the central location, the characters
travel through many different locales ranging from jungles and deserts to oceans and outer space. There's seemingly no limit to the story possibilities as the show has no set rules, and everything is free-for-all.

"DuckTales" returned to DVD mid-November 2006 in a thrifty three-disc Volume 2 box set clearly patterned after the series' debut collection released exactly a year earlier.

"DuckTales" returned to DVD mid-November 2006 in a thrifty three-disc Volume 2 box set clearly patterned after the series' debut collection released exactly a year earlier.

"DuckTales" returned to DVD mid-November 2006 in a thrifty three-disc Volume 2 box set clearly patterned after the series' debut collection released exactly a year

For several years now, "DuckTales" reruns have been missing from television or at best relegated to odd hours on the digital cable network Toon Disney. Revisiting the series for the first time in over a decade proved to quite a pleasant experience for me. Any aging undergone since last watching "DuckTales" is bound to have had a much greater effect on viewers than the show. It holds up as diverting, involving, and a generally good time. For the purposes of this review, I received the DVD less than a week before release date, which meant plowing through the more than ten hours of episodes as quickly as possible. Even in this less than leisurely viewing fashion, these episodes provided entertainment above and beyond what you would expect of a daily cartoon series created in 1987 or today.

For several years now, "DuckTales" reruns have been missing from television or at best relegated to odd hours on the digital cable network Toon Disney. Revisiting the series for the first time in over a decade proved to quite a pleasant experience for me. Any aging undergone since last watching "DuckTales" is bound to have had a much greater effect on viewers than the show. It holds up as diverting, involving, and a generally good time. For the purposes of this review, I received the DVD less than a week before release date, which meant plowing through the more than ten hours of episodes as quickly as possible. Even in this less than leisurely viewing fashion, these episodes provided entertainment above and beyond what you would expect of a daily cartoon series created in 1987 or today.