Weapons, Items & Vehicles
- Drake One – The Ducks' super computer built by Tanya under the Pond.
- The Migrator – The Ducks' battle van. On one occasion, Tanya created the "Mega-Migrator" after the original was damaged battling one of Daddy-O-Cool's monster trucks. However, the new van's weapon systems failed to work properly, either backfiring or not aiming in the right direction, and it was eventually destroyed.
- The Aerowing – The Ducks' airship. It can also travel into outer space, and was the only vehicle that they brought with them from Puckworld.
- Duckcycles – The Ducks' motorcycles.
- The Duckfoil – The Ducks' motorboat.
- Puck Blasters – A gun that shoots hockey pucks.
- Puck Launcher – A rocket launcher-style weapon that shoots hockey pucks.
- Omnitool – Tanya's multipurpose tool, containing everything she needs to fix, disassemble, defuse and reprogram mechanical items.
- Ducksaber – Used by Duke, the Ducksaber is a weapon that dematerializes into the hilt once deactivated, and the hilt can be detached at the grip and expanded. It can also shoot pucks with ropes attached.
- The Raptor – Dragaunus' ship, which is stranded on Earth. Considered the base for the Saurians, it requires Balerium Crystals to function properly and fly. The tip of the ship held their Dimensional Gateway Generator, which was originally used to travel to Earth when trying to escape the Ducks. Dragaunus later tried to use it to bring more Saurians from Dimensional Limbo to help him conquer Earth, but Wildwing blew it up with the Aerowing. It is currently at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. Many of Dragaunus' schemes involve trying to create a fuel source for the Raptor.
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