Darkwing Duck: His Favorite Adventures - The Birth of Negaduck VHS

Came on time, wife and son love it. Glad I can raise my kids on classics vs the garbage today.

The second volume isn't at all different from the first -- still no special features and the episodes are still organized by air date instead of production order. I couldn't detect any editing, but I did notice that in "Time and Punishment," the scene in which Gosalyn mistook Darkwarrior's gun for his old gas gun was left in, whereas it was taken out during reruns, back in the day.As I mentioned in my review for the first volume, don't be discouraged by negative aspects of the DVDs and go ahead and buy them while they're still available.Let's hope the subsequent volumes will be released soon and with more thought and care than we have seen so far. Otherwise, we will probably all have to get dangerous...

This show is great 90's Disney fun! While not specifically a squeal to DuckTales it follows some of the same characters and themes - adventure, action, comedy for everyone, and a charm that is lost on today's cartoons.Definitely worth buying as its hard to find these shows these days!This particular copy is in a pretty nice box too - each DVD (3) is in its own small case with artwork. Plus, the whole thing seems well constructed.My ONLY complaint is that this is the last one Disney has released (as far as I know) so we're missing about half of the series!

"Comic Book Capers" and "Brush With Oblivion" are two of the finest DD episodes, mainly for how creative they are; "Capers" keeps changing its tone and story depending on who's writing Darkwing's comic, while "Brush" keeps changing its visual style depending on what painting the group is venturing through. Good stuff, and never boring. It doesn't hurt that Walt Disney Australia handled both episodes, who happens to be one of my favorite overseas studios.Plus, "Brush" isn't available on DVD yet, so it's worth picking up even if you have the two DVD sets.Word of warning: A certain wikia lists the other episode on this VHS tape as "Paint Misbehavin'", which is incorrect. Just pointing out false info.

The box itself was bit ripped, but the tape’s quality was in great quality.

Finally! More Darkwing craziness. The cartoon Gods must be smiling. The second volume continues to add to the total of episodes available on pristine releases - If the pilot episode is counted as two we're up to 54 now. (Out of a total of 91.) Those of you with furtive bootleg copies - you Darkwing diehards - can now purchase episodes of your favorite wacky cartoon legitimately. Pre-ordering doesn't hurt - you're charged only when the set is shipped. For more information on the confusion surrounding the releases - two different networks aired the show, Seasons One and Two overlapped, etc. -try the Wikipedia site under Darkwing Duck and Darkwing Duck episodes.

I wish Disney Would Release the final Volume of Darkwing Duck that's all I have to say otherwise enjoy your childhood memories.

Darkwing Duck Volume 2 has more fun and laughs as DW, Launchpad, and Gosalyn go on epic adventures. The DVD's great except it doesn't display the title on the main menu and not all of the episodes are released on DVD. Nonetheless, if you miss all these old-school 90's cartoons filled with humor, wit, morals, action, great voice acting from legendary voice actors, and all around great creativity, I definitely recommend this show. It's worth buying for the fun old times, unforgettable memories, and nostalgia. I'd relate it to Ducktales, Talespin, Goof Troop, and Batman.

Love being able to share childhood shows with the kids

A la recherche de Myster Mask depuis des années, je tombe enfin sur un DVD qui propose une piste française... A condition, bien sûr, d'avoir un lecteur dezonné car les imports "USA Zone 1" ne se lisent pas sur les supports européens. Ouf ! J'avais ce qu'il fallait sous la main et j'ai pu redécouvrir cette perle de mon enfance. Vivement que je le fasse découvrir à ma future progéniture.

Excellent, It arrived very early, just in time for my birthday (9th May) and it was spectraculour

My favorite childood cartoon! I'm very sad that Disney never produce again this kind of toons preferring action comedy teen...If only in this DVD collection was even Italian language il will be awsome

...der urkomische Eddie Erpel alias Darkwing Duck, der mir aus meiner Jugendzeit als treuer Begleiter im ansonsten eher mittelmässigen Kinder- und Jugendprogramm in Erinnerung geblieben ist, ist nun endlich auf DVD zu haben. Dummerweise aber nur als US-Version (Englische und Französische Tonspur, Achtung: US-Regionalcode, läuft hier u.U. nicht auf allen Playern!), keinerlei Extras, vermisse ich auch nicht.Auch wenn das Englisch mit den Jahren deutlich besser geworden ist, sind die Figuren teils nur mit äusserster Aufmerksamkeit und eingeblendeten Untertiteln zu verstehen, da einige für den Durchschnittseuropäer eher ungewohnte amerikanische Dialaktfärbungen eingesetzt werden und durchaus schnell gesprochen wird. Und, ja, zugegeben: Die Animation kann vielleicht nicht mehr mit heutigen Produktionen Schritt halten. Aber zu beidem: Na und?Die Geschichten sind nach wie vor soooo voll witziger und skuriler Details, der teils anarchisch/schwarze Humor, der die Serie prägt, ist nach wie vor soooo erfrischend anders. Kurzum: es gibt keine andere Disney-Serie, die mir nach all den Jahren immer noch soooo viel Spaß macht, wie Darkwing Duck. Und bei mehrfachen Konsum steigt auch die Verständlichkeit durch schlichtes "Einhören"...Ja, die "Rettungstruppe/Chip&Chap" oder die "Ducktales" sind immer noch nett anzusehen und auch die Kinder (6 und 8) und die beste Ehefrau von allen haben ihren Spaß. Käptn Balou hat so seine Momente, vermag uns aber nicht ganz so gut zu gefallen. Aber Darkwing ist einfach der Größte. Schade, dass ausgerechnet diese Ausnahmeserie aktuell nicht in einer deutschen Version zu erhalten ist.Im Sinne einer positiven Wertevermittlung an die nachwachsende Generation also die dringende Bitte an Disney: Versorgt meine zwei Jungs endlich mit der deutschen Serie, es dauert doch noch so lange, bis die ordentliches Englisch können :-)