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In the original DuckTales, Dewey and Webby are not related. However, in DuckTales 2017 they are first cousins once removed. Thus the page will be categorized as both a het and family ship
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Debbigail is the het/family ship between Webbigail Vanderquack and Dewey Duck from the DuckTales fandom.
Canon[]
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Season 1[]
WOO-OO!
Webby kidnaps Huey, Dewey, and Louie due to a misunderstanding that they were working for one of Scrooge's enemies. However after coming to an understanding that they were actually Scrooge's nephews, she proceeds to show them around the mansion and tag along with their adventures later on, instantly becoming best friends.
DAYTRIP OF DOOM!
Dewey seems to act warmly to Webby and supported her to tag along with them on an trip to Funzo's, while Huey and Louie both object towards her being there. Besides that, Dewey also defends her against his brother's comments saying that "she's been cooped up in a mansion her entire life", expressing empathy towards her situation and convincing his brother's to let her tag along, to which she responds happily. When they get kicked off the bus because of Webby's antics, Dewey still comforts her throughout the way. Dewey also lets Webby try a game that he topped in the country, and even though it eventually resulted in his high score being erased, he did not blame her whatsoever. When they were captured by the Beagle Boys, he was the first one to voice out to comfort Webby about her worries on how they viewed her as a person after the events of that day, stating that "Normal is overrated."
THE GREAT DIME CHASE!
Dewey first confides in and asks Webby to help him in discovering what happened to his mother rather than first telling or asking his brothers about it and not wanting to give them too much hope. Both of them went to the library in McDuck Enterprises and went through some trials from Quackfaster the librarian. After that, they uncover a book mentioning Della after Quackfaster points it out to them, and after reorganizing a section of the library, they discovered a secret room containing material about her and there, they made a discovery about a note regarding his mother and the Spear of Selene. After that, Webby agreed to keep her promise to Dewey to not tell any of his brothers or Scrooge about what they found.
THE SPEAR OF SELENE!
At the beginning, Dewey and Webby were able to get the plane to crash on Ithaquack to find more clues about Della Duck. There, they discuss their plan to search for the Spear of Selene; the artifact that was taken by Della Duck when she disappeared. They hope once they find it and learn what it is, in hope that it could tell them what happened to Della.
They started searching in the Temple of Heroes to search for the Spear of Selene, during the search Webby has made a theory that Della stole and betrayed the family, but Dewey is against the idea and wishes to see his mom as a hero. During the search, they narrowly survived all the traps resulting in Dewey panicking and Webby ended up comforting him while holding his hands. They continued travelling through many chambers all to be the wrong one, but then they finally end up at the right one after they got help from the Kraken.
Finally in the right place, Webby reads a prophecy that made her theory of Della to be plausible. Dewey doesn't want to believe it and when Webby tries to go into the Garden of Selene which is where all the answers lie, Dewey refuses and blocks her now wanting to end the search, Webby refuses and they get into a fight. It lasted shortly with Webby finishing the fight and then asked Dewey why he's preventing them to learn the truth, he breaks down and confesses that he's scared of what the answer really is; if his mother really is a bad person who left them for a selfish reason. Webby understands and with her sympathy, agrees to end their conspiracy. This gives Dewey a choice to walk away, but instead takes Webby’s hand and jumps into the garden together.
While in the garden, they run into Selene, the goddess of the moon, who was expecting Della Duck. Dewey ask her where the Spear of Selene is, Selene didn't know what they were talking about because she never had a spear, Selene had then realized that Dewey was Della's child because he was just like her. Dewey had then fallen into despair when they didn't get any answers about the spear or his mother, returning to the thought that she could be a bad person. But then Selene comforts Dewey by displaying a memory of Della through her sphere and tells Dewey that his mother is a good person who loves her family. Selene gives Dewey her Sphere of Selene and tells him not to give up, to hold on to the spirit he shares with his mother, with all the warmth he was given, Dewey graciously hugs Selene and pulls Webby into the hug as well.
After meeting Selene, Dewey and Webby make it back to the beach meeting up with the family. Before heading to the plane, Dewey promised Webby that he'll remain in the search with her, so together they will learn the mystery of Della Duck.
THE IMPOSSIBLE SUMMIT OF MT. NEVEREST!
Dewey is shown to want Webby to wait for the maximum opportune moment to sled in order to allow her first experience of sledding to be great. He also pushes the sled out of the way before Webby proceeds to jump on it, showing how much he knows her through the simple fact that he was able to predict what she would do next. Throughout the adventure, Webby would wait in excitement and by the time they're near Mt. Neverest, they plan to begin until an avalanche nearly sent them to their certain deaths but ended up back at the same spot they were just now.
They ended up playing a friendly game of catching on the highly dangerous peaks of Mt. Neverest while crossing through the wormholes for fun.
THE MISSING LINKS OF MOORSHIRE!
Throughout the episode while Dewey unexpectedly excelled at playing golf, Webby cheered for him. When Scrooge accused him of showboating, Dewey retorted back that Scrooge is the one who has been showing off and feeling threatened by his ability causing him to quit the sport in disappointment with Webby following him in agreement to his words. Regardless, she still supported Dewey to support Scrooge again. While everyone's turning to stone, Webby told Dewey she believes in him to make the shot before turning to stone, Dewey ended up calling out her name upon her fate.
DAY OF THE ONLY CHILD!
At the start, Webby wrestled Dewey thinking that he's an evil doppelganger from a dystopian universe when he told her he's an only child. After the misunderstanding is cleared, he explained to Webby what the Only Child Day is while at the same time, lifted her up and twirled her around surprising her.
Later while recording a mock late-night talk show as an audition tape for himself, the mansion's new security drone attacked him due to a misinterpreted dialogue involving an intruder during his recording. When the drone chastises Dewey, Dewey realizes that it's actually Webby inside the drone so she drops the act because she was worried the boys would break up. Unfortunately, the drone malfunctions and threatens them before Dewey climbs onto it and it carries him off.
After some action outside Doofus Drake's mansion, Webby comes shortly after and the boys assuage her they are still brothers but do need time to be themselves. Before anything, Dewey asked how much she saw in his recording and Webby answered that she's didn't see much. The kids walk home while Webby sings the theme to Dewey's show to Dewey's annoyance.
Season 2[]
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THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME...NIGHT!
At the beginning, Dewey and Webby were in sync through crossing a chasm and even teaming up for the game night. Things however went out of hand due to being unable to work together due to small interferences from Huey, Louie, Gyro Gearloose, and the mini tribe of people. At the final game, they shrank down and tried to fight one of the mini tribesmen. During the fight, Scrooge stated to them that they’re always there for each other, no matter how many times they drive each other crazy and therefore they’re not just close friends they’re family, showing that their bond has really grown, going so far for Scrooge to even state that they were so close that they were family.
WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO DONALD DUCK?!
Dewey and Webby are hungry for a new mystery ever since they spent so much time on the Spear of Selene and with Della back. Upon overhearing Huey talk about a returned postcard meant for Donald, both got excited believing that adventure called them and they took off.
They interrogated Huey about the postcard believing that Donald had gone missing and after that, they tried to ship themselves out but they got exposed and Webby ended up asking Dewey whether he tapped the bottom of the cardboard box. But fortunately, the mail lady revealed to them numerous letters originally addressed to Donald at the pier, unaware that he switched addresses. Noticing the bills are marked with the same address when they checked through the mail, they decide to investigate the address, believing Donald was on the run from a debt collector.
They soon arrived at the address marked on the bills, in the hopes of finding the supposed bill collector named Jones who's trying to find him. While Webby distracts Jones by dressing up as a Junior Woodchuck selling cookies, Dewey sneaks in through the window and discovered a large file dedicated to Donald. Through it, they found out every date and record of all the bad things that ever happened to Donald, only to be approached by Jones himself and thrown into the closet while preparing to make a call to Scrooge who soon arrives and reveals to them that Jones is actually Donald's anger management counselor, who's sent Donald bills to pay for his time with him. When Dewey then questions Jones on why Donald is still the angriest person they know, he explains that his anger comes from a fear that the world is out to get him, and that no one can understand him figuratively and literally. Further explanation reveals his tendency and him seeking help from Jones who taught him to channel that anger into a protective instinct for his family stating that Donald loves his family so much, the thought of anything bad happening to them would infuriate him beyond control.
After that, they left with Scrooge shouting at Jones about his refusal to pay for Donald's bills. Webby admits it wasn't a good idea to go looking for a mystery when there wasn't one but still, Dewey reminds her that they did find out the mystery of why Donald was mad at the world, because he loves them even calling her a dear.
TIMEPHOON!
At the start, Dewey and Webby had set up a chili-cheese dog stand with lots of chili-cheese dogs prepped. When a cave duck named Bubba went around the manor having fun, both of them are amused by his presence and even messed Huey around when he tried to get an accurate research on cave ducks. They even got zapped to the same time zone together and ended up being dressed like hippies when they got zapped back to the present time.
Season 3[]
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THEY PUT A MOONLANDER ON THE EARTH!
Dewey and Webby made plans to go to the pier and they took Penumbra with them to show her how fun Earth can be. Throughout the day, they engage in many activities like having Penumbra try on a Glomshirt, watching her test her strength in some strength game involving a hammer, took her to the arcade, feed popcorn to non-anthropomorphic ducks with her and roller skate around the pier with her.
Later, they were trapped inside one of the compartments of the Flint Ferris Glom Wheel and Penumbra ended up not only saving them both but started to enjoy Earth fun.Moments[]
Season 1[]
Escape to/from Atlantis!
- Dewey is sleeping on Webby's lap.
The Beagle Birthday Massacre!
- Dewey asks Webby whether she was sure to decide not to hang out with them while they were kayaking due to a lack of space.
- While Dewey was unconscious from the Beagle Boys brawling against each other, Webby saved him and even held his hand to get him to safety.
The House of the Lucky Gander!
- Both of them were very excited about the prospect of travelling to the Temple of the Golden Cricket while the others were not that interested.
- They also have the same exact bored reaction to the Aquarion show.
- Both were distracted by the buffet in the house.
JAW$!
- Webby was horrified upon hearing the news that Dewey got eaten by the money shark swimming in the money bin.
Sky Pirates... in the Sky!
- During the fight against Don Karnage, Webby spoke about being sweet and sensitive which may describe Dewey for her case.
The Secret(s) of Castle McDuck!
- During the ride, Webby took a peep at the Spear of Selene surprising Dewey that she's been staring at it for a while. She even convinced him to at least reveal it to his brothers.
- When Webby had a joy overload, Dewey was especially concerned about her current state.
The Shadow War!
- When Webby spoke about a noble teen near-do-well who can break into anything including the heart, Dewey replied saying that it'll be great surprising her.
- Dewey and Webby were tossed aside together as Magica prepares to destroy both of them together.
- While Webby mourns for the fallen Lena, Dewey placed his hand on her shoulder to comfort her even saying that Lena will always be with her.
- When the triplets hugged Scrooge, Webby joined in hugging Dewey from behind.
Season 2[]
Last Christmas!
- Upon returning from the time travel, Dewey got pinned down by his brothers and Webby and while laughing together at the pinning, he and Webby are laughing and looking at each other at the same time.
- While singing the Twelve Days of Christmas song, Dewey did a bit of gazing and among his gazes was at Webby.
Treasure of the Found Lamp!
- Dewey and Webby were seen fighting a Beagle Boy together.
- When Djinn was explaining his story, Dewey and Webby had their arms around their backs on each other.
The 87 Cent Solution!
- Webby mentioned to Scrooge that she and Dewey believed him to be fine only for Dewey to cover his beak with a face mask.
A Nightmare on Killmotor Hill!
- In Dewey's dream, Webby complimented his hair and he thanked her in return even impressing her with his hair changing form.
The Golden Armory of Cornelius Coot!
- When Webby stumbled and fell through the bush on the statue, Dewey tried to save her resulting in him falling in with her.
- Dewey and Webby enjoyed a short thrill mine cart ride and even worked together to push the mine cart all the way up.
Glomtales!
- Dewey and Webby are seen with their hands on each other's back and smiling together in the family photo.
Moonvasion!
- When Dewey challenged the Moonlanders during their escape, Webby pulled him back inside the ride for safety.
- In Ithaquack, they are seen practicing close combat with Webby delivering a kick and Dewey blocking it wit his arm.
- While Dewey saved Huey from falling during the flight, Webby saved him also.
- Dewey made an attempt to surf but resulted in being washed back onshore with Webby greeting him.
- Dewey and Webby worked together in manning the weapon systems in the ship during the attack. Webby even requested a turn in firing the lasers in which he complied switching positions with her.
- They cuddled together when the ship is in critical condition from Lunaris' attack.
Season 3[]
Challenge of the Senior Junior Woodchucks!
- During an adventure, they came across the Titterwill Bird of Knowlegde that Dewey is intrigued with and even follows its movement as a dancing pattern resulting in Webby calling both of them cute.
The Lost Harp of Mervana!
- While pursuing the aquatic adventure, Dewey and Webby had fun hitching a ride on Vero's tail.
The Rumble for Ragnarok!
- Dewey and Webby participated in a tag team wrestling match against Hecka and her pet, Fenrir but they were defeated by them during the match.
- Dewey hugged Webby with one of his arms when Hecka appeared with a green smoke.
The Forbidden Fountain of the Foreverglades!
- When Webby told the triplets that they don't appreciate what they have, Dewey humbly told her that he appreciated his youth even acknowledging Huey as his big brother and taking a drop of youth water.
- When Dewey told Webby to drink some youth water because she looked terrible, she denied stating she had a bad day instead of aging.
Escape from the Impossibin!
- Webby was crafty enough to disguise herself as Dewey leaving the real Dewey stunned and surprised.
- Both Dewey and Webby lifted the sword through the grip together while Huey lifted it via the crossguard.
The Split Sword of Swanstantine!
- Dewey and Webby teamed up to get the hilt of the sword.
- Both got blinded by Gandra Dee's flash bomb.
- Both shared concern for each other's safety when climbing up the tower even with their vision limited.
- Webby saved Dewey from falling down even 'deweying' it leaving him impressed and saying that he'll be her 'Webbeye'. Even Gandra described this to be cute.
- Dewey was able to save themselves from a flash bomb by telling Webby to front kick it.
- They successfully acquired the hilt and got scared by a white snake that slithered up to them.
- They fed each other pieces of barbequed meat on a skewer.
New Gods on the Block!
- Scrooge tasked Dewey and Webby to distract a giant mealworm giving him the chance to attack it.
- Dewey and Webby argued over their failed teamwork from the adventure.
- While doing his breakdance, Dewey stumbled causing Webby to gasp in concern.
- Only Webby clapped for Dewey's breakdance performance while the rest remain silent.
- They looked at each other doubtfully when Della argued with Scrooge about their worthiness.
- After Dewey front kicked the Titan's face, Webby caught him and they posed in mid-air as she delivered the final blow on the colossal monster.
The Fight For Castle McDuck!
- Webby got overly excited upon seeing Matilda for the first time to the point she grabbed Dewey.
- They spent their time hanging out with Scrooge and Matilda and watching them argue.
- They sat with Scrooge as they looked at his family photo album.
- Dewey consoled and advised Webby about the family squabbles twice to leave it be.
- Both of them hatched a plan and tried to end the family squabble through acting and ketchup.
- Webby cradled upon Dewey during their act.
The Last Adventure!
- Only Dewey got a heart pin on his picture on Webby's board, Huey and Louie didn't get one.
Fanon[]
This ship became the most popular ship even before the show began. Already throughout the first 2 seasons, Dewey and Webby shared a love for adventure, action, mystery solving and being in sync which led to both of them having a very close and strong bond together to the point they sat and stood together most of the time, cared for each other, held hands, hugged, cuddled and in some cases, were affectionate to each other as shown when Dewey twirled Webby around once and Webby placed her hand on his shoulder which he placed his hand on hers. However, content based on the ship would begin to die down after the series finale revealed Webby to be Dewey's first cousin once removed and make the ship come off as incest retroactively.
On AO3, Debbigail has over 35 works written as a romantic couple, and over 90 written as a platonic pairing. Compared to Wattpad and Fanfiction.net, AO3 is lacking in stories for this pairing.
Fandom[]
- FAN FICTION
- Dewey/Webby tag on AO3
- Dewey & Webby tag on AO3
- Dewey/Webby works on FanFiction.Net
- Debbigail stories on Wattpad
- DEVIANTART
- Debbigail tag on DeviantArt
Trivia[]
- Dewey and Webby are seen to have interacted the most and assumingly share the closest bond out of the triplets.
- They sung a short duet together in "The Most Dangerous Game...Night!".
- They are the most physically able in their respective trios.
- They literally 'shipped' themselves in "What Ever Happened to Donald Duck?!".
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