The way they are depicted also departures from Disney’s usual light hearted tone, with grim evil spirits, boney butlers cute but incredibly mischievous Muddrakes, ninja ducks and most surprisingly of all, zombies. He has the aforementioned hot temper, as hot as his gun in fact, and always wears his trademark red Hawaiian shirt and blue cap no matter where he goes. Mallard is depicted as a PI loosely modeled after Tom Selleck’s classic character Thomas Magnum, and is described as cunning and brave detective with a soft spot for beautiful women who continuously breaks his heart. The image and likeness of Donald is now used like an actor portraying a character, and Maui Mallard acts nothing like you would expect Donald to behave outside of a somewhat hot temper. They decide to put him through the “Test of Duckhood” to see if he is worthy of saving the island, and if he is, it’ll be up to Maui to save them and retrieve the idol from whomever stole it.Maui Mallard is quite the departure from any other Donald game, let alone Disney game before it. What the Muddrakes don’t know is that detective Mallard actually has a secret identity – he is also a bo staff wielding ninja.
The inhabitants of this village, the Muddrakes, don’t take kindly to Maui’s presence and actually try to sacrifice him by throwing him into the nearby volcano. Maui takes the case and decides to investigate the mysterious abduction, and the clues leads to a haunted mansion which is where the idol was last seen, which in turn leads Maui to a native village.
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