Negaverse

Negaverse
Background information
Television programs	Darkwing Duck
Other information
Other names	St. Canard
Ruler	Negaduck
Inhabitants	Nega-Launchpad McQuack, Nega-Gosalyn Mallard, Nega-Bushroot, Nega-Quackerjack, Nega-Liquidator, Nega-Megavolt, Nega-Honker Muddlefoot, Nega-Tank Muddlefoot, Nega-Herb and Binkie Muddlefoot
Visitors	Darkwing Duck
Status	Restored

The Negaverse is a parallel universe of St. Canard, that appears in the Darkwing Duck episode "Life, the Negaverse, and Everything", and is the home of the villainous Negaduck. Everything in this apocalyptic world is the opposite of the regular universe: crime rules the streets, villains are the good guys, and Negaduck is the supreme ruler.

The entrance to the Negaverse is a portal inside a big birthday cake, hidden in a "Sugar, Spice, and Everything Nice" bakery.

History

Using the birthday cake portal, Negaduck is able to visit the regular universe and return to his own universe whenever he wishes to. He keeps the portal a secret from his criminal colleagues until they follow him to his secret hideout. When Darkwing Duck shows up, Megavolt, Bushroot, Quackerjack, and Liquidator capture him and throw him into the portal, with no idea of where it leads to. Furious of what they just did, Negaduck goes after Darkwing.

When Darkwing Duck arrives in the Negaverse, he finds the city to be a dark and dimmed world flooding with noxious fumes, crippled buildings, dead plant life, and the streets roaming with crime.

Darkwing comes across parallel versions of Gosalyn and Launchpad and with the help of the Negaverse Tank, he explains what had happened. At first, Darkwing refuses to believe that he is in another universe, but after trying to wake himself up by bashing his head against a wall (thinking it is all a dream), he finally believes that he is in the Negaverse. He is about to leave, when he is asked to stay by the Friendly Four (parallel versions of Megavolt, Bushroot, Quackerjack and Liquidator), to help them defeat Negaduck.

With Darkwing's help, the Friendly Four are able to restore the city to the beauty of the regular universe St. Canard. Darkwing Duck leaves the Negaverse, with Nega-Gosalyn in the care of the Friendly Four.

Trivia

• The name Negaverse is a combination of the words "Negative Universe", much like Negaduck's name is a combination of the words "Negative Darkwing Duck".
• The Negaverse is an example of a classical "mirror universe" where all the heroes are villains and all the villains are heroes. Non-Disney examples of this are Earth-Three and the Anti-Matter Universe in DC Comics, the Shattered Glass Universe in Transformers, Anti-Mobius in the Sonic the Hedgehog comics, and of course, the Mirror Universe from Star Trek.
  • The name "Negaverse" is even used in the English dub of Sailor Moon as the translated name for the Dark Kingdom of the original Japanese anime.
• NegaGosalyn, while opposite of Gosalyn personality wise, is one of the few counterparts who are still on the same side morally as their main universe counterpart.
• The Muddlefoot family is different in a subtle way as well. Unlike the normal versions, Herb and Binkie actually listen to Honker (who has the most common sense in their family).
• Aaron Sparrow had planned to do a story returning to the Negaverse, including an appearance by its version of Gizmoduck, for Joe Books' Darkwing Duck revival comic, but due to the comic's cancellation, that story is unlikely to ever be published.

Gallery

Negaverse counterparts of Launchpad and the Muddlefoots

The run-down bakery

The Negaverse St. Canard being restored

The portal to the Negaverse

"Ahh, my beautiful St. Canard. Smell those noxious fumes."

Negaverse Launchpad

Negaverse Tank

Negaverse Honker

Negaverse Herb and Binkie Muddlefoot

Negaverse Gosalyn

The Friendly Four

"Party time!"

Darkwing discovers that toys are banned and confiscated in the Negaverse.

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References

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Media Darkwing Duck • Videography • Walt Disney's World on Ice: Double Feature... Live! • NES game • Boom! Studios comic • Joe Books comic Books High Wave Robbery • The Silly Canine Caper • The Darkest Night Characters Heroes and Allies: Darkwing Duck • Launchpad McQuack • Gosalyn Mallard • Honker Muddlefoot • Tank Muddlefoot • Herb and Binkie Muddlefoot • Gizmoduck • Morgana Macawber • Neptunia • Stegmutt • J. Gander Hooter • Derek Blunt • Vladimir Gryzlikoff • Sara Bellum • Rhoda Dendron • Gloria Swansong • Princess of Oilrabia • Goose Lee • Comet Guy Villains: Negaduck/Negatron • Bushroot • Megavolt • Liquidator • Quackerjack • Steelbeak • Taurus Bulba • Hammerhead Hannigan • Hoof and Mouth • Tantalus • Clovis • Tuskernini • Dr. Fossil • Phineas Sharp • Professor Moliarty • Ammonia Pine • Ample Grime • Paddywhack • Lilliput • Jambalaya Jake • Gumbo • Bug Master • High Command • Major Synapse • Hotshot and Flygirl • Dr. Slug • Splatter Phoenix • Camille Chameleon • Anna Matronic • Isis Vanderchill • Johnny T. Rex • Fluffy • Dark Warrior Duck • Nodoff • Brainteasers Episodes Season One: "Darkly Dawns the Duck" • "Beauty and the Beet" • "Getting Antsy" • "Night of the Living Spud" • "Apes of Wrath" • "Dirty Money" • "Duck Blind" • "Comic Book Capers" • "Water Way to Go" • "Paraducks" • "Easy Come, Easy Grows" • "A Revolution in Home Appliances" • "Trading Faces" • "Hush, Hush Sweet Charlatan" • "Can't Bayou Love" • "Bearskin Thug" • "You Sweat Your Life" • "Days of Blunder" • "Just Us Justice Ducks" • "Double Darkwings" • "Aduckyphobia" • "When Aliens Collide" • "Jurassic Jumble" • "Cleanliness is Next to Badliness" • "Smarter Than a Speeding Bullet" • "All's Fahrenheit in Love and War" • "Whiffle While You Work" • "Ghoul of My Dreams" • "Adopt-a-Con" • "Toys Czar Us" • "The Secret Origins of Darkwing Duck" • "Up, Up and Awry" • "Life, the Negaverse, and Everything" • "Dry Hard" • "Heavy Mental" • "Disguise the Limit" • "Planet of the Capes" • "Darkwing Doubloon" • "It's a Wonderful Leaf" • "Twitching Channels" • "Dances with Bigfoot" • "Twin Beaks" • "The Incredible Bulk" • "My Valentine Ghoul" • "Dead Duck" • "A Duck By Any Other Name" • "Let's Get Respectable" • "In Like Blunt" • "Quack of Ages" • "Time and Punishment" • "Stressed to Kill" • "The Darkwing Squad" • "Inside Binkie's Brain" • "The Haunting of Mr. Banana Brain" • "Slime Okay, You're Okay" • "Whirled History" • "U.F.Foe" • "A Star is Scorned" • "The Quiverwing Quack" • "Jail Bird" • "Dirtysomething" • "Kung Fooled" • "Bad Luck Duck" Season Two: "That Sinking Feeling" • "Film Flam" • "Negaduck" • "Fungus Amongus" • "Slaves to Fashion" • "Something Fishy" • "Tiff of the Titans" • "Calm a Chameleon" • "Battle of the Brainteasers" • "Bad Tidings" • "Going Nowhere Fast" • "A Brush with Oblivion" • "The Merchant of Menace" Season Three: "Monsters R Us" • "Inherit the Wimp" • "The Revenge of the Return of the Brainteasers, Too!" • "Star Crossed Circuits" • "Steerminator" • "The Frequency Fiends" • "Paint Misbehavin'" • "Hot Spells" • "Fraudcast News" • "Clash Reunion" • "Mutantcy on the Bouncy" • "Malice's Restaurant" • "Extinct Possibility" Vehicles and Gadgets Ratcatcher • Thunderquack • Darkwing Duck's gas gun • Ramrod • Super Sensitive Darkwing Duck-tector • Tronsplitter Locations St. Canard • Negaverse Songs Darkwing Duck Theme • Little Girl Blue • Kickin' in the Groove • I'm the King • I'm Darkwing Duck See also DuckTales • The Disney Afternoon • Disney XD (Netherlands) • Justice Ducks • Fearsome Five • F.O.W.L. • S.H.U.S.H.