Player
Name: Dante
E-mail: TheIrradiated@gmail.com
Preferred Contact: teenysanguini
Timezone: EST
Current Characters in Victory Road: n/a

Character
Name: Webby Vanderquack
Series: Ducktales
Timeline: Immediately after The Shadow War!
Canon Resource Links: Here!

Personality:

Webby Vanderquack is the granddaughter of Scrooge's housekeeper, Mrs. Beakley. She's very adventurous, energetic, and knowledgeable of other cultures and ancient civilizations, including knowing several languages. She's always eager to learn and experience new cultures and traditions whenever she encounters them. Her grandmother also has Webby trained in a variety of skills, from survival to espionage, such as knowing how to untie herself when captured or using night vision googles. Unfortunately, Webby has spent most of her life coped up in the McDuck mansion. It isn't until Huey, Dewey, and Louie revive Scrooge's taste for treasure hunting that Webby gets to experience adventuring for herself, and put that training and knowledge to use. This leads to Webby's constant craving for a good adventure.*

Webby makes it clear from the very beginning that her hobby is researching the McDuck family, especially Scrooge himself. This research is not only what she's been doing her whole life, but she seems to be an obsessed fan of Scrooge. She's memorized how his tea is made, and tries drinking a whole pot of tea in front of him to impress Scrooge, despite not liking tea herself. Every bit of information she collects about the McDuck family, no matter how small, she keeps on a bulletin board. To Webby, information on the McDuck family is as valuable to her as money is to Scrooge. She's delighted when she confirms his favorite smell, and even secretly tries to collect Scrooge's drool samples. When they visit Scrooge's parents, all the new information she could learn about the McDuck family is so overwhelming that it sends Webby into a happiness "coma", leaving her unable to do any new research on the McDuck clan. Webby's obsession with learning all the secrets of the McDuck family could be considered her biggest weakness. If there's new information to gain about Scrooge's family, she will go to any lengths for it. When Scrooge leaves his number one dime in a bin filled with dangerous artifacts, Lena manages to convince Webby that they should go looking for it, despite Webby knowing that the "other bin" is off-limits to anyone other than Scrooge. Despite this, she agrees to take Lena to go looking for it, unable to resist seeing the dime up close.*

However, while Webby is incredibly skilled at researching, she has very little people skills due to never being allowed outside the McDuck mansion until recently. She can be overbearing with her sheer excitement, assume things too quickly about people, and just not respect other people's personal space. Even simple kid games Webby can take too far, such as using night vision googles and her hookshot for a game of foam dart guns. Her intensity during games sometimes makes the triplets afraid of her.*

Also because Webby's life experiences are limited to the crazy adventures of Scrooge McDuck, she sometimes thinks certain situations are weirder than they actually are, and doesn't bother asking questions first. She accuses Dewey of being from an alternate dimension when he pretends to not know Louie and Huey. She also refuses to believe that the Terrafirmians that live beneath Duckburg may just be a myth and dismisses any scientific explanation that Huey tries to gives her.*

Webby also usually tries to assume the best in people, unless there's obvious evidence they might be evil or untrustworthy. That leads her to getting fooled a lot. She never suspects that Lena has anything to do with Magica, despite Lena's attempts to get Scrooge's prized dime. And while her and Louie are trying to figure out if Glomgold had amnesia or is faking it, Louie lists off the number of times Glomgold disguised himself and Webby fell for it. Even after Scrooge and his family have a huge fight, where Scrooge tells Webby she's not family, Webby still tries to stick up for Scrooge and tries to help reunite the family.*

Webby gets excited for normal, mundane experiences simply because she's never experienced them before, and that gets her into trouble. While she's thrilled about her first bus ride, she and the boys end up getting kicked off because Webby swings around on the hanging straps, licks a pole, and bothers the other passengers. At Funso's Fun Zone, it gets even worse. Louie tries to get her to lie for a free drink, and she messes it up by strongly hinting that she wants fruit punch instead of a free water. She uses her hookshot to escape a ball pit, and ends up hitting the Funso's mascot when he gets too close to her.

Despite how socially awkward she is, she really does want to fit in with the boys. She tries her best to "act normal" for them, and feels awful when she messes it up. Even after she and the boys get captured by the Beagle Boys, she tries to tie herself back up after escaping because she thinks the boys will judge her for being too weird. Webby cares a lot about what the boys think of her. Until they came along, Webby didn't have much - if any - interactions with other children. She tries include herself in Huey, Dewey, and Louie's family dynamic. clearly wanting the relationship they have with each other. While the triplets make in-jokes about a previous boating trip, Webby adopts their story and tells it to Lena, before admitting she didn't understand it. And when the triplets have an "only child day", Webby panics and thinks that they're breaking up. She chases Dewey around in a robot, trying to teach him a lesson about how he needs his siblings, because some people (Webby) would do anything to have siblings of their own. Most of all, it really seems that Webby wants a friend of her own that she can relate to and have a special bond with, just like how the triplets have each other.

While Webby does grow closer to the boys, it's Lena that fills the role of Webby's best friend. From their first meeting, Webby is completely enamored with Lena, rambling on nervously while she talks to her. And while off on their own little adventure while escaping the Beagle Boys, Lena and Webby form a pretty close bond with each other. Over time, Webby becomes closer and more affectionate with Lena. Webby even uses the power of their friendship to stop a rampaging magical money shark, just because she treasures it so much. Which is why it genuinely hurts Webby when she later finds out that her friend was secretly working for Magica the entire time. This revelation comes after Scrooge lashes out and tells her that she wasn't family. The heartbreak is enough to throw Webby into a rage when she confronts Magica, who reveals that her friend wasn't even real. It isn't until Lena sacrifices herself that Webby both realizes that she didn't need to doubt Lena, and that she may have lost her friend for good this time.

Overall, Webby has grown a lot in the short time the boys, Donald, and Scrooge have been together. She's lost a lot, but has also gained a place in their family as well. No matter how bad things get, Webby is always a dependable ally.

Pokémon Information
Affiliation: Trainer
Starter: Ponyta
Password: Atomic Fireball

Samples
RP Sample: A dear_player post with Susie!

Victory Road Sample: Victory Road's TDM post.