Suffered his whole childhood with his uncle him comparing him to his more talented sibling

>suffered his whole childhood with his uncle him comparing him to his more talented sibling
>has speech impediment which everybody makes fun of, nobody takes him seriously
>terrible luck
>tries to live a pretty stable life, fails
>looses job every other week or so
>has to take care of his sister's kids because she's being a dumb fuck
>gets bullied by his uncle for no good reason
>has PTSD
>gets trapped on moon and island for months, family's not looking for him
>nephew with oedipus complex hates him for no good reason, his literal son he raised for 12 years
>nobody cares about him after his sister returns

How has he not killed himself yet? His life is endless suffering if you ask me.

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Ducktales 2017 is non canon.

Why haven't you?

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>How has he not killed himself yet?
Because this shitty universe would make it all about Webby somehow and if there's one thing he's not doing it's giving that little bitch another thing to make her feel special.

Man the seethe is real.

WHO GETS STUCK WITH ALL THE BAD LUCK
NO ONE BUT DONALD DUCK

Don’t worry, eventually Donald adopts two daughters May and June and marries Daisy and leaves his broken family who didn’t care for him at all. Yes, Donald is starting his own family. Although there were moments when Huey took care of his uncle, it’s a shame we didn’t have a single episode about the relationship between Donald and his nephews.

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He sees a therapist, which is something most of his family needs to do but he's the only one who puts effort into his own mental health.

>His life is endless suffering
Congratulations, you noticed a major aspect of the character across most depictions.

But didn't Donald serve as the court wizard and help defeat Xehanort with Goody and some island kid?