Editing Beagle Boys (section)

====2017 Series Beagles====
In the [[DuckTales (2017 TV series)|2017 reboot series]], the Beagle Boys are divided into several smaller gangs with Ma Beagle serving as the leader of all of them, as revealed in the episode "The Beagle Birthday Massacre!", and are all voiced by [[Eric Bauza]]. In the season two episode, "The Golden Armory of Cornelius Coot!", it is revealed the feud between them and Scrooge McDuck originated from a battle between Duckburg's founder [[Cornelius Coot]] and the Beagles of that time. The latter attempted to attack a fort the former was holding, only to be tricked into retreating when Coot used popcorn makers to make the Beagles think he was everywhere at once. The fort would go on to become Fort Duckburg and strike up the feud for control of the land it was on. In a flashback depicted in the episode "The Life and Crimes of Scrooge McDuck!", the Beagle Boys under Pappy Beagle temporarily took control of Fort Duckburg after stealing its deed, but Scrooge took it back from them, leading to a young Ma Beagle taking control of the gang from her father.

* '''Ma Beagle''' – The ringleader of all of the Beagle Boys and owner of their junkyard home. Contrary to her 1987 counterpart, she shows much less respect or affection for her sons.
* '''The Original Classics''' – A trio of Beagle Boys consisting of Bigtime, Burger, and Bouncer Beagle, all of whom debuted in the episode "Daytrip of Doom!" They depart drastically from their 1987 counterparts in that Bigtime is dumber than his original counterpart and has delusions of grandeur; Burger is tall, skinny, and mute; and Bouncer is now the same size as the 1987 Bankjob.
* '''The Glam Yankees''' – A trio of [[Colonial history of the United States|Colonial]] [[Yankee]]/[[glam rock]]-themed Beagle Boys.
* '''The Déjà Vus''' – A trio of French-themed Beagle Boys whose name provides a gag, as they are introduced by Ma Beagle three times, similar to real world [[Déjà vu]].
* '''The 6th Avenue Meanies''' – A trio of thuggish, brutish Beagle Boys led by '''Bad Attitude Beagle'''.
* '''The 6th Avenue Friendlies''' – A trio of [[Gentleman thief|well-mannered, dapper]] Beagle Boys led by '''Benevolent Beagle'''.
* '''The Longboard Taquitos''' – A trio of [[Stunt performer|daredevil]] Beagle Boys who ride on skateboards, wear [[wingsuit]]s, and speak with "surfer dude" accents.
* '''The Tumblebums''' – A trio of [[Goth (subculture)|Gothic]] [[circus]] Beagle Boys who primarily whistle instead of talking and consist of a muscular clown, a stilt-walker, and an acrobat. According to the other Beagles, they are rumored to be adopted.
* '''The Ugly Failures''' – A trio of unattractive, incompetent Beagle Boys consisting of '''Botched Job''', '''Bungle''', and '''Bottle Beagle'''.
* '''Black Arts Beagle''' – A Beagle Boy who works as a stage magician and differs from the others in that he has gray fur instead of tan.
* '''Broadway''' and '''Backfield Beagle''' – Two Beagle Boys who appear in the ''DuckTales'' comics with a [[movie director]] and [[American Football|football]] theme, respectively.
* '''Bomber''' and '''Butcher Beagle''' – Two [[ice hockey]] playing Beagles that also appear in the ''DuckTales'' comics.
* '''Grandpappy Beagle''' – Ma Beagle's grandfather who most notably stole the deed to Duckburg before Scrooge won it from him in an arm-wrestling match and crashed the first annual McDuck Enterprises Christmas party.
* '''Grandpappy's Gang''' – A trio of Beagle Boys consisting of Bankjob, Babyface, and Bugle Beagle.
* '''Pappy Beagle''' – Ma Beagle's father who led the Beagle Boys in taking Fort Duckburg until Scrooge defeated him in an arm-wrestling match and Ma took control of the gang in response.
* '''Big Tech Beagle''' - A technologically literate Beagle Boy similar to Megabyte Beagle from the 1987 series.