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Epic Disney Afternoon crossover: Legend of the Chaos God
I found these images floating on my computer and I figure everyone here who enjoyed the Disney Afternoon as a kid would get a kick out of them. Legend of the Chaos God was a crossover of all the popular Disney Afternoon shows (Talespin, Rescue Rangers, Goof Troop, Ducktales, and Darkwing Duck) and it was published in Disney Adventures magazine back in the mid-1990s. It starts with the Talespin cast finding (and re-hiding) a cursed artifact in the 1930s and then the casts of the other shows find it and defeat it in their respective eras. It's really fun!
Chapter One: Talespin
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Chapter Two: Rescue Rangers
Chapter Three: Goof Troop
Chapter Four: Ducktales
Chapter Five: Darkwing Duck
Does anyone else think this crossover would have made a KICK ASS movie? ^_^
The only nick-pickey flaw in the story is the fact that there's no logical way the Rescue Rangers' universe could possibly be connected to the anthropomorphic worlds of Talespin, Goofy, and the ducks. But I can let that slide.
I wish we could have seen a grown up Kit and/or Molly helping Scrooge and Professor Bisk at the end. But I can understand why they were left out. After all, since Bisk's father is dead, the kids reading this story might assume that Baloo and Becky are also dead if they see a middle-aged Kit or Molly running around without them. And that would be depressing.
Chapter One: Talespin
--
Chapter Two: Rescue Rangers
Chapter Three: Goof Troop
Chapter Four: Ducktales
Chapter Five: Darkwing Duck
Does anyone else think this crossover would have made a KICK ASS movie? ^_^
The only nick-pickey flaw in the story is the fact that there's no logical way the Rescue Rangers' universe could possibly be connected to the anthropomorphic worlds of Talespin, Goofy, and the ducks. But I can let that slide.
I wish we could have seen a grown up Kit and/or Molly helping Scrooge and Professor Bisk at the end. But I can understand why they were left out. After all, since Bisk's father is dead, the kids reading this story might assume that Baloo and Becky are also dead if they see a middle-aged Kit or Molly running around without them. And that would be depressing.