In this animated adventure, a self-absorbed goose named Peng is forced to reevaluate his priorities when he separates a brother and sister duckling from their flock. As he embarks on a series of misadventures with his new feathered friends Chao and Chi, Peng learns the true meaning of love and responsibility, discovering that being a parent can be a real hoot!

In this animated adventure, a self-absorbed goose named Peng is forced to reevaluate his priorities when he separates a brother and sister duckling from their flock. As he embarks on a series of misadventures with his new feathered friends Chao and Chi, Peng learns the true meaning of love and responsibility, discovering that being a parent can be a real hoot!

Does Duck Duck Goose have end credit scenes?

No!

Duck Duck Goose does not have end credit scenes.

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Plot Summary


As a free-spirited goose named Peng (Peng) wanders aimlessly across China’s vast skies, his carefree nature clashes with the stern leadership of Bing, causing him to abandon his flock while he sleeps. Meanwhile, a pair of intrepid ducklings, Chi and Chao, embark on a perilous journey to the mystical realm of Pleasant Valley, only to find themselves separated from their flock after a reckless stunt by Peng goes awry. In a desperate bid to evade the sinister clutches of cat Banzou, they stumble upon Peng, who is none the wiser to their presence as he valiantly fends off their would-be captor. The unexpected trio forms an unlikely bond, with Peng’s recklessness ultimately leading him to break his wing on a gong. Stranded and frightened, Peng seizes the opportunity to utilize Chi and Chao as makeshift bodyguards against predators, vowing to return safely to his flock.

As they navigate a series of misadventures together, Peng gradually wins over the hearts of the ducklings, who begin to see beyond their initial unease. However, before he agrees to guide them back to their flock, he encounters his own flock, where Chi and Chao discover Peng’s true intentions. The two groups part ways once more, each determined to reach their respective destinations. Undeterred by his failure, Peng makes one final attempt at flight, only to be grounded by Carl, a wise hermit squirrel who takes pity on him and crafts a makeshift wing.

Inspired by this act of kindness, Peng sets out to reunite with Chi and Chao, but fate has other plans. Banzou returns, capturing the ducklings and holding them hostage. With his newfound resolve, Peng confronts the sinister feline, only to suffer grievous injuries in the ensuing battle. In a desperate bid to escape their predicament, Chi and Chao launch a rocket, sending Peng on a trajectory of destruction.

As he lies battered and weakened, Peng endeavors to bring Chi and Chao back to his flock, but a sudden snowstorm exacerbates his condition. The resourceful ducklings, remembering the honk Peng taught them, call out for Jingjing, Peng’s girlfriend, who ultimately rescues him from the cold. Welcoming the ducks into their fold, Bing finally allows Chi and Chao to join the goose flock, even welcoming Peng back with open arms. In a poignant moment of introspection, Peng shares his hopes of expanding his family with Jingjing, hinting at the possibility of future offspring.

As the credits roll to a close, a sense of unease settles in as we’re treated to a tantalizing glimpse into the aftermath of Banzou’s sinister plans. Larry, the determined turtle who had valiantly attempted to alert Peng to the impending danger, embarks on a perilous journey to the valley, only to be met with an eerie silence. The once-thriving landscape lies desolate and empty, as if the very essence of life has been sucked away, leaving behind a haunting stillness.

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