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| Although similar in design, the triplets can be differentiated by their personalities, which are usually most apparent in Jiminy's Journal: Huey is often described as the leader and the smartest of the group; Dewey is described as as a go-getter and is the most adventurous; and Louie is described to be the most laidback, but he is also perceptive member of the trio.
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| Huey, Dewey, and Louie appear in several animated cartoons and comic books published by {{w|Disney}}. They first appeared in a newspaper comic strip in 1937 and their first animated appearance was in the theatrical short ''{{w|Donald's Nephews}}'', released in 1938. Their names are respectively derived from {{w|Huey Long}}, {{w|Thomas Dewey}}, and Disney animator Louis Schmitt. | | Huey, Dewey, and Louie appear in several animated cartoons and comic books published by {{w|Disney}}. They first appeared in a newspaper comic strip in 1937 and their first animated appearance was in the theatrical short ''{{w|Donald's Nephews}}'', released in 1938. They are established as the triplet sons of Donald's sister Della, and Donald is often shown to raise them in Della's absence. In most media, the triplets are shown to have the same personalities, finishing each other's sentences and even sharing a voice actor, although the cartoons ''{{w|Quack Pack}}'' and {{w|DuckTales (2017 series)|the 2017 ''DuckTales'' reboot}} instead depict them as having individual voices and personalities. |
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| The triplets are the sons of Donald's sister Della, and Donald is often shown to raise them in Della's absence. In most media, they are shown to have the same personalities, finishing each other's sentences and even sharing a voice actor, while the cartoons ''{{w|Quack Pack}}'' and {{w|DuckTales (2017 TV series)|the 2017 ''DuckTales'' reboot}} instead depict them with individual voices, outfits (albeit still color-coded) and personalities.
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