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The Tusk Arkansas Razorbacks mascot is an iconic figure that represents the University of Arkansas in their sports competitions. Tusk is a beloved symbol of the Razorbacks and is often seen on the sidelines, cheering on the team and energizing the crowd. Tusk is not just any ordinary mascot – he is a live animal! Tusk is actually a Russian boar that has been carefully selected and trained to serve as the official mascot of the Razorbacks. The tradition of having a live boar as the mascot dates back to the 1960s, and Tusk is the ninth in a long line of boars to hold this prestigious role. One of the key aspects that sets Tusk apart from other mascots is his impressive size. He weighs around 500 pounds and stands at over three feet tall.

He weighs around 500 pounds and stands at over three feet tall. Tusk's imposing presence adds an extra level of excitement to the Razorbacks games and events. Prior to each game, Tusk is led onto the field by his caretaker, Big Mike, who is responsible for ensuring the safety and well-being of the mascot.

The Curse of Castle McDuck

Scrooge McDuck takes his nephews and Webby back to Scotland, visiting both Cottage McDuck, and Castle McDuck. However, the locals are fearful of the castle, claiming a supernatural hound hau. Read all Scrooge McDuck takes his nephews and Webby back to Scotland, visiting both Cottage McDuck, and Castle McDuck. However, the locals are fearful of the castle, claiming a supernatural hound haunts the grounds. Scrooge McDuck takes his nephews and Webby back to Scotland, visiting both Cottage McDuck, and Castle McDuck. However, the locals are fearful of the castle, claiming a supernatural hound haunts the grounds.

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Webby: [Sees an old photo] Uncle Scrooge; Who's this little girl? Scrooge: Why, uh, that's *Me*, Webby. Webby: It's a cute skirt, Uncle Scrooge, but why are *you* wearing it? Scrooge: That's not a skirt, darling, It's called a kilt. Webby: Well, whatever you call it, I hope you stayed out of the wind.

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My lifelong and undying love for animation will never go away and will always thank it for helping me through my many rough patches that are unfortunately still happening health-wise, but animation, classical music and opera and film are getting me through. Found many merits when younger, mainly Disney, Looney Tunes, Hanna Barbera and Tom and Jerry, but seeing more ambitious animations and ones in foreign languages over-time actually love it even more now.

'Ducktales' was one of my favourites from Disney and overall and still consider it one of the best animated shows and one of Disney's best shows, back when they were making one of actual good quality and not stuff that has made the Disney Channels barely watchable now. This is not nostalgia talking as, as has been said by me several times before, not all childhood favourites have held up to the extent that their initial appeal is questionable. 'Ducktales' though does hold up, because it has all the qualities that made me love it in the first place and is also even funnier and cleverer today, with the material easier to understand from an adult perspective.

"The Curse of Castle McDuck" is nearly one of my favourite 'Ducktales' episodes. It is a great episode, but occasionally felt a little heavy in the exposition.

What is most striking about "The Curse of Castle McDuck" though is that it is one of the show's changes of pace, with one of the few to show a back-story for Scrooge and to explore his heritage. That, what is told to the viewer that is, both illuminated and entertained, and it helped make Scrooge even more interesting a character than he already is. Really enjoyed the mystery, maybe it could have done with more tension but the thrills and fun were more than there and it never felt obvious. More than well worth investing in.

Also incredibly well done was the episode's atmosphere. To me, "The Curse of Castle McDuck" is among the show's spookiest episodes and that is meant in a good way. It's genuinely spooky without being too frightening, have never been traumatised by it certainly, and that hound burns in the memory forever, or so it did with me. 'Ducktales' seldom faltered in the characterisation and that is no exception here. One will get much pleasure out of Scrooge's resourcefulness, and also to see him more conflicted than usual, and the nephews' willingness and good nature, as well as being able to tell them apart. Webby actually contributes to the story and is useful, not being overly cute. The supporting characters are good fun, with more to both sides than meets the eye, and the climax is a memorable one.

Expectedly, the animation is great. It is bright and colourful with lively fluid movement, smooth drawing and meticulous attention to detail in the backgrounds. The music again is dynamic and beautifully orchestrated, never jarring with the action and full of energy. Disney had many theme songs that were irresistibly catchy to the extent one doesn't forget them, and that for 'Ducktales' to me was one of the best. The writing is smart, thought-probing and funny.

Nothing to fault the voice acting for, with Alan Young taking top honours. Brock Peters was interesting casting, unusual but it worked.

Overall, great episode. 9/10

Scrooge McDuck takes his nephews and Webby back to Scotland, visiting both Cottage McDuck, and Castle McDuck. However, the locals are fearful of the castle, claiming a supernatural hound hau. Read all Scrooge McDuck takes his nephews and Webby back to Scotland, visiting both Cottage McDuck, and Castle McDuck. However, the locals are fearful of the castle, claiming a supernatural hound haunts the grounds. Scrooge McDuck takes his nephews and Webby back to Scotland, visiting both Cottage McDuck, and Castle McDuck. However, the locals are fearful of the castle, claiming a supernatural hound haunts the grounds.

Tusk is known for his spirited personality and can often be seen interacting with fans, posing for photos, and creating memorable moments for everyone in attendance. Tusk's distinctive appearance and spirited attitude have made him a true fan favorite. His presence at sporting events brings a sense of pride and unity to the University of Arkansas community. In addition to representing the Razorbacks at football games, Tusk also makes appearances at other university events and community functions. He serves as an ambassador for the university, helping to foster school spirit and promote a sense of pride among students, alumni, and fans. Overall, Tusk the Arkansas Razorbacks mascot is a symbol of tradition, enthusiasm, and pride. His role as the University of Arkansas mascot is much more than just wearing a costume or cheering from the sidelines – he is a beloved member of the Razorbacks community and an integral part of the university's spirit..

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