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Anaheim Ducks reintroduce original Donald Duck-inspired logo

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Anaheim Ducks reintroduce original Donald Duck-inspired logo

The Anaheim Ducks replaced their logo with the original Mighty Ducks logo inspired by Donald Duck.

Anaheim Ducks reintroduce original logo

The Anaheim Ducks revealed the restored logo and their new uniforms in a series of X-rated posts. The classic logo is now incorporated into the team’s modern colors: orange, gold, black and white.

Hockey player in an orange jersey holding a stick, standing in front of a wooden locker room background.Hockey player in an orange jersey holding a stick, standing in front of a wooden locker room background.

The logo is a hockey mask in the shape of Donald Duck with angry, frowning eyebrows. A puck-inspired circle and triangle sit behind the mask with a pair of crossed sticks.

Logo featuring "Mighty ducks" text above a stylized hockey goalie mask and crossed hockey sticks on a purple background.Logo featuring "Mighty ducks" text above a stylized hockey goalie mask and crossed hockey sticks on a purple background.

The team’s original colors as the Might Ducks were eggplant and jade. The logo had shades of gray, a jade green triangle and yellow hockey sticks.

A hockey player wearing an orange and white jersey with a duck logo sits on a bench in a locker room, holding a hockey stick.A hockey player wearing an orange and white jersey with a duck logo sits on a bench in a locker room, holding a hockey stick.

The updated version features a gold triangle, gold shades, orange hockey sticks and orange eyes. The uniforms feature the previous logo, a D-shaped duck foot, on the shoulders.

The Walt Disney Company created the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim in 1993, naming the team after their 1992 film “The Mighty Ducks.” In 2005, Disney sold the Ducks to Henry and Susan Samueli. The following year, the Samuelis announced that the team would now be the Anaheim Ducks. The name change is accompanied by the new logo and color palette. The colors are inspired by the team’s home, Orange County.

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Shannen Ace