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I posted this a year ago, on the occasion of Huey’s, Dewey’s and Louie’s birthdays, albeit belatedly. I wanted to post here for April 15, but I was busy with something else so I didn’t get there. Although with a delay, I definitely wish a birthday to the best triplets. However, they have two birthdays, the first is on October 17, because they first appeared in the comic book "Donald's Nephews" in 1937 on that date, and the second is on April 15 because of the then date of 1938, when they first appeared shown in the animation “Donald’s Nephews,” which was then called Donald’s classic short. Maybe I will do something more for their birthday on October 17, this is just my part of showing their development from little boys to mature teenagers. This is the second part, the first part is here:

I have to definitely say that Huey Dewey and Louie Duck are like Donald’s nephews, the best Disney characters in my opinion after Donald Duck and Goofy because they are really very funny and really reminiscent of boys their age. I mean of course the classic version.

I’m sorry we can’t see more drawings where different versions of HDL come together for their birthday, as well as their relationships, which could become disastrous. I’m kidding of course, but I’m certainly more for it, to see different versions of Donald’s nephews in one place on the occasion of their jubilee. I'm even more disappointed in people who think that there are only two or three versions of themselves (HDL), and haven't even read comics, in which Donald's nephews have a leading role. So I singled out seven versions (next time I’ll put them all together, as well as their versions of superheroes on another occasion). For the second part (The first part is the previous drawing), as seen in this drawing are the following versions:

4. Mickey Mouse comics (Mickey Mouse Magazine)
Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck played a good role in comics during the 1990s and during the 2000s. In keeping with that time, they pretended to be cool and hip boys and with that they wore such clothes, even backwards caps. Mostly it’s in Mickey Mouse comics, but it’s not that common. For the most part, they still wore it in the classic style and the usual clothes. HDL were a music group in the House of Mouse as The Quackstreet Boys and had a good role in the movie Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmas and in the Mickey Mouse Shorts. They were good players in Kingdom Hearts 1 and 2.
5. Area 15-New style for Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck (Claudio Sciarrone)
The new style worn by HDL are hoodie jackets and different modern caps. Mostly such a style was created by the famous Italian writer and artist for Donald Duck comics, Claudio Sciarronne. The first such version appeared in the comic book Dynasty Dei Paperi, and it is not certain whether it will be translated into English soon. HDL with different clothes become a little different and more now separate features. Although this is reminiscent of Ducktales 2017 HDL (primarily Louie), they do not have such features as HDL in DT17, but something of their own. Unfortunately, I haven't read those comics and I can't judge exactly that, but they certainly turned out to be quite different.
6. Ducktales 2017
I didn’t go in chronological order, but what kind of HDL was canonical by age. The next version of HDL are definitely preteens, which is shown in the Ducktales reboot. Although I have mixed feelings and opinions about that series, it is still good that HDL has been given separate features, although this is not the first time. Huey is the brains of the group and the only member of Junior Woodchucks, Dewey is an adventurer, but sometimes he pretends to be too important and sometimes he is stupid, and Louie is totally lazy but partly ambitious for his future business. Still, Louie likes to listen to her cool stuff and is mostly on her cell phone, which shouldn’t be so much. The HDL went around the mystery of their mother, yet their mother Della Duck returned and faced dangers from the villains, especially Magica de Spell, Lunarish and FOWL led by Bradford. Eventually, with the help of Scrooge, Donald, Dell, and their friends, they defeated the villains, but new adversities ensued. However, what I did not like about them was the attitude towards Huey, who unfortunately had bad treatment, disrespect and avoidance of their uncle and did not behave together like brothers. And their voices are not like boys their age. If Ducktales hadn't taken too many characters and maybe if he had focused the triplets in the right way, they would have been fine. Also, I don't like the DT17 style, so I drew them in a classic style, but I left their eyes as a sign of that style. Whether it will appear in the next versions, just a little differently, we'll see. Although I prefer other versions, I definitely think that the DT17 version of HDL has a lot of potential.
7.Quack Pack
I left this for last, though not chronologically. Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck are older boys and teenagers in the Quack Pack, where they live together with their uncle Donald. Also, they are drastically different, but they still behave like brothers. Huey is the leader of the group, but he likes to be a cool guy and longs for girls, Dewey is the brains of that group, but he also likes to do tricks, and Louie is an athlete of that group, an athlete, loves comics and defends endangered animals from poachers. While it may be too cool and hip for the 90s, it is still a pretty ok version that can be applied to other versions as well (primarily in comics), of course with some tweaks and improvements. Certainly they are fine and often help their uncle in trouble, also this is the only animated series that showed the relationship between Donald and Donald's nephews on a good level. As much as people don’t like that version, I definitely consider that version underrated and perhaps the best version of Donald’s nephews so far. I gave all of them hats, because it certainly characterizes them with their appearance. I can’t imagine them without caps, it’s hard a little.
It was also an overview of themselves. Maybe in the future I will improve my drawings, so I will draw them one more time and give maybe a final assessment of all these main versions. Feel free to say who your favorite triplet is and which version is best for you.

Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck created by Al Taliaferro and Ted Obsorne, by Disney (C)

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Also, although I'm not there that often, I'm still more active than on Deviantart and you can follow me here:ducklooney.tumblr.com/

I posted this a year ago, on the occasion of Huey’s, Dewey’s and Louie’s birthdays, albeit belatedly. I wanted to post here for April 15, but I was busy with something else so I didn’t get there. Although with a delay, I definitely wish a birthday to the best triplets. However, they have two birthdays, the first is on October 17, because they first appeared in the comic book "Donald's Nephews" in 1937 on that date, and the second is on April 15 because of the then date of 1938, when they first appeared shown in the animation “Donald’s Nephews,” which was then called Donald’s classic short. Maybe I will do something more for their birthday on October 17, this is just my part of showing their development from little boys to mature teenagers. This is the second part, the first part is here:

I have to definitely say that Huey Dewey and Louie Duck are like Donald’s nephews, the best Disney characters in my opinion after Donald Duck and Goofy because they are really very funny and really reminiscent of boys their age. I mean of course the classic version.

I’m sorry we can’t see more drawings where different versions of HDL come together for their birthday, as well as their relationships, which could become disastrous. I’m kidding of course, but I’m certainly more for it, to see different versions of Donald’s nephews in one place on the occasion of their jubilee. I'm even more disappointed in people who think that there are only two or three versions of themselves (HDL), and haven't even read comics, in which Donald's nephews have a leading role. So I singled out seven versions (next time I’ll put them all together, as well as their versions of superheroes on another occasion). For the second part (The first part is the previous drawing), as seen in this drawing are the following versions:

4. Mickey Mouse comics (Mickey Mouse Magazine)
Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck played a good role in comics during the 1990s and during the 2000s. In keeping with that time, they pretended to be cool and hip boys and with that they wore such clothes, even backwards caps. Mostly it’s in Mickey Mouse comics, but it’s not that common. For the most part, they still wore it in the classic style and the usual clothes. HDL were a music group in the House of Mouse as The Quackstreet Boys and had a good role in the movie Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmas and in the Mickey Mouse Shorts. They were good players in Kingdom Hearts 1 and 2.
5. Area 15-New style for Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck (Claudio Sciarrone)
The new style worn by HDL are hoodie jackets and different modern caps. Mostly such a style was created by the famous Italian writer and artist for Donald Duck comics, Claudio Sciarronne. The first such version appeared in the comic book Dynasty Dei Paperi, and it is not certain whether it will be translated into English soon. HDL with different clothes become a little different and more now separate features. Although this is reminiscent of Ducktales 2017 HDL (primarily Louie), they do not have such features as HDL in DT17, but something of their own. Unfortunately, I haven't read those comics and I can't judge exactly that, but they certainly turned out to be quite different.
6. Ducktales 2017
I didn’t go in chronological order, but what kind of HDL was canonical by age. The next version of HDL are definitely preteens, which is shown in the Ducktales reboot. Although I have mixed feelings and opinions about that series, it is still good that HDL has been given separate features, although this is not the first time. Huey is the brains of the group and the only member of Junior Woodchucks, Dewey is an adventurer, but sometimes he pretends to be too important and sometimes he is stupid, and Louie is totally lazy but partly ambitious for his future business. Still, Louie likes to listen to her cool stuff and is mostly on her cell phone, which shouldn’t be so much. The HDL went around the mystery of their mother, yet their mother Della Duck returned and faced dangers from the villains, especially Magica de Spell, Lunarish and FOWL led by Bradford. Eventually, with the help of Scrooge, Donald, Dell, and their friends, they defeated the villains, but new adversities ensued. However, what I did not like about them was the attitude towards Huey, who unfortunately had bad treatment, disrespect and avoidance of their uncle and did not behave together like brothers. And their voices are not like boys their age. If Ducktales hadn't taken too many characters and maybe if he had focused the triplets in the right way, they would have been fine. Also, I don't like the DT17 style, so I drew them in a classic style, but I left their eyes as a sign of that style. Whether it will appear in the next versions, just a little differently, we'll see. Although I prefer other versions, I definitely think that the DT17 version of HDL has a lot of potential.
7.Quack Pack
I left this for last, though not chronologically. Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck are older boys and teenagers in the Quack Pack, where they live together with their uncle Donald. Also, they are drastically different, but they still behave like brothers. Huey is the leader of the group, but he likes to be a cool guy and longs for girls, Dewey is the brains of that group, but he also likes to do tricks, and Louie is an athlete of that group, an athlete, loves comics and defends endangered animals from poachers. While it may be too cool and hip for the 90s, it is still a pretty ok version that can be applied to other versions as well (primarily in comics), of course with some tweaks and improvements. Certainly they are fine and often help their uncle in trouble, also this is the only animated series that showed the relationship between Donald and Donald's nephews on a good level. As much as people don’t like that version, I definitely consider that version underrated and perhaps the best version of Donald’s nephews so far. I gave all of them hats, because it certainly characterizes them with their appearance. I can’t imagine them without caps, it’s hard a little.
It was also an overview of themselves. Maybe in the future I will improve my drawings, so I will draw them one more time and give maybe a final assessment of all these main versions. Feel free to say who your favorite triplet is and which version is best for you.

Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck created by Al Taliaferro and Ted Obsorne, by Disney (C)