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Fashion Show

A photogram

***Fashion Show*** is a cartoon short featuring April, May, and June.

## Description

While looking at outfits in a store window, April, May, and June imagine that they are wearing them in a celebrity fashion show.

## Behind the scenes

This short was released in 2014 on the Polder Animation website as well as the official Dutch Donald Duck website. It was created by Polder Animation to promote the game *DuckWorld Adventures*, and thus uses the animation style of the game.

Interestingly, the cartoon (along with the other *DuckWorld* cartoons the three appear in) is the first, and so far only, 3D CGI animated appearance of April, May, and June, and their first non-cameo animated appearance in general.
Dreamtime Duck of the Never Never

First page of the story.

### DCR

*The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck*, Chapter Seven: "Dreamtime Duck of the Never-Never"

### Dates

June the 14th, 1993

***Dreamtime Duck of the Never Never*** is a comic story written and drawn by Don Rosa. It features Scrooge McDuck, Jabiru Kapirgi, and, as drawings in a prophecy, Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey, and Louie. Fergus and Jake McDuck also appear.

## Description

Scrooge McDuck, who is now "fossicking" for gold in Australia, saves an aborigine wiseman named Jabiru Kapirigi from a thief. The wiseman, in return, takes him along with him on his journey to see the prophecy of Bindagbindag's dream. In the prophecy cavern, there is also a large opal, which is soon stolen by the same thief Scrooge previously fought off. Chasing him, Scrooge recovers the opal but loses his Number One Dime. After a flood, he returns the opal to it's cavern (after thinking about whether to steal it) and finds Jabiru the next day, now in a different prophecy cavern. The prophecy tells Scrooge where his dime can be found, and lets him see another prophecy as a reward for returning the opal: he should go to the Klondike if he wants to find his fortune. Scrooge promptly sets off, as Jabiru looks at the rest of the prophecy, wondering what it could mean.

## Behind the Scenes

*Dreamtime Duck of the Never Never* was written by Don Rosa in 1993. It is the seventh chapter of the *Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck*.
Elastic Ghosties

## The Elastic Ghosties

The **Elastic Ghosties** are a duo of ghosts (or possibly some other sort of spirits).

## Description

Mysterious and not a little scary, these small wispy spooks are among the residents of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion, though they are not seen on regular tours. White or green, they have strange ability to make their head float away from their bodies.

## Gallery

***Scrooge McDuck Wiki*** has a collection of images and media related to ***Elastic Ghosties***.
## Behind the scenes

The Ghosties, sketched in *Haunted Mansion* concept art by Marc Davis then forgotten, were featured in the illustrations of *The Story and Song from the Haunted Mansion* (though they have no role in the audioplay) and one of them can also be seen in *Magic from the Haunted Mansion*.

The Ghosties are in the same conceptual range as the Organ Banshees, design-wise, especially as the Banshees appeared to be floating wisps not particularly related to the organ in the earliest concept art where they appear.
Elderly Merchant's Daughter

## The Elderly Marchant's Daughter

The **Elderly Merchant's Daughter** is or was a human woman.

## Description

The daughter of a weary old merchant and his temperamental wife, this young woman reluctantly followed them on a trip to Agrabah some time after Aladdin's first defeat of Jafar. After the three travellers stumbled upon Jafar's Lamp, the daughter immediately wished they'd never gone on this rubbish trip at all, collapsing that timeline.

## Behind the scenes

The Elderly Merchant's Daughter appears in the 1993 story *More Arabian Nights*.
Ducktales Issue 1 (Get a Sketch SDCC variant cover)

Template:Issue infoboxDon't miss your chance to get this exclusive Get-A-Sketch variant of DuckTales #1, previously only available at San Diego Comic-Con 2011! A must-have collector's item for completists and those who want a piece of comic book fandom to make uniquely theirs. Quantities are limited and may be allocated.
Dragons & Damsels

A 2002 issue of the comic.

***Dragons & Damsels*** is a comic book series read by Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck.

## Description

*Dragons & Damsels* is a fantasy comic book. Judging by its title and cover, it appears to be a fanciful tale of magical adventures, starring scantily-glad, axe-wielding women riding (and possibly fighting) fearsome dragons and wyverns.

In 2002, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck found ads for the "Sorcerer Supreme Magic Kit" in issues of *Dragons & Damsels* and *Cowboy Robots*, and subsequently ordered said kit. A short while later, Donald Duck combined plagiarized ideas from both these titles to create his own nightmarish "character", the two-headed robot-dragon Melvin.

## Behind the scenes

*Dragons & Damsels* appeared in the 2002 story *Can You Imagine… Melvin?*.

The title appears to be a play on *Dungeons & Dragons*, a popular fantasy franchise based on a role-playing game, which has indeed spawned miscellaneous comic books over the years, among other spin-offs.

It is interesting to note that, in yet another example of Disney comics characters' apparent amnesia when it comes to skepticism, Donald scoffs at the concepts of both *Dragons & Damsels* and *Cowboy Robots*, even though he has encountered more than one robot or dragon in his day.
Duke

***This is a disambiguation page for "Duke". By "Duke", you might mean:***

* **The Duke**, a fun-loving nobleman who organizes a yearly masquerade ball in Snow White's Kingdom;
* **The Duke of Baloni**, a spendthrift businessman who was once the second-richest duck in the world, a business partner of Scrooge McDuck;
* **Duke Baloney**, also known as the 2017 Continuum version of Flintheart Glomgold;
* **The Duke of Making a Mess**, an alias used by Huey Duck during a mental breakdown;
* **Duke Richard Quackett**, the “Mad Duke of Duckburg”;
* **Duke the Drummer**, a construction-worker-turned-jazz-musician, one of the protagonists of the *Rhapsody in Blue* sequence of *Fantasia 2000*;
* **Duke Meerkat**, the leader of Timon's meerkat colony;
* **Pharaoh Duke**, a bully who antagonized Max Goofy;
* **The Grand-Duke Monocolao**, a secondary character in *Cinderella*;
* **The Duke of Weselton**, a deceitful diplomat from Weselton, the secondary antagonist of *Frozen*.
Donald's Nephews (1954)

***Donald's Nephews*** is a comic one-pager drawn by Phil DeLara. It features Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck.

## Description

Donald Duck, annoyed Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck's playing, tells them to "stop running around that way". The clever triplets soon find a way to circumvent this order.

## Behind the scenes

This story was first published in December of 1956 in Dell's *Walt Disney's Christmas Parade* #6. It was reprinted in English in the Australian *Walt Disney's Christmas Parade* #3, and in the British *Donald and Mickey* #46 and *Mickey Mouse* #261.
Dumptruck

**Dumptruck** a male anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

A bulky canine with gray fur, leering eyes and a bizarre dress sense, Dumptruck is one of the Sky Pirates of the *Iron Vulture*, and even appears to be second in command to Don Karnage, since he once acted as captain of the *Vulture* in Karnage's absence. Strong and skillful, but not particularly clever, Dumptruck often partners with the sneakier Mad Dog on criminal missions ordered by Don Karnage.

## Behind the scenes

Dumptruck first appeared in 1990 in *Plunder and Lightning* and appeared throughout *TaleSpin*.

He does not appear to have a clear counterpart in *DuckTales 2017*, though original pirate Stinky Boot is not dissimilar to him in design and voice.
Doki Dick

**“Doki Dick”** is the nickname of a male pulsaton living in the Euclidean Plane.

## Description

“Doki Dick” was the nickname chosen by Tracker-764 of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids for a Pulsaton whom the Cupid became insanely fixated on capturing — a fact so notorious as to be documented in the Cupid Archives. After decades of being hunted by Tracker, Doki Dick made his escape through a Rift. He travelled through six more Rifts after this initial jump, ending up in the same universe as Tracker, who had also jumped into the first Rift. Doki Dick was last seen jumping into yet another Rift, with Tracker giving up on pursuing him in favour of helping the Old Man save the world from the threat of the Rifts.

## Behind the scenes

Doki Dick (whose name is a pun on the name of “Moby Dick” and on the Japanese onomatopeia for a heartbeat, *Doki Doki*) was first mentioned in the 2019 short story *Cupid Fact File No. 94 — The Euclidean Plane*. He later appeared in *The Mad Cupid of the Euclidean Plane*.
Edgar and Chauncey

You might be looking for another page with a similar name. If so, visit **Edgar**.

## Behind the Scenes

### Index

***Edgar and Chauncey stories***

**Edgar and Chauncey** are two anthropomorphic dogs.

## Description

These two Duckburg ufologists are the specialists whom Scrooge McDuck hired to scan his Money Bin looking for O.K. Quack's Flywheel. Though they took the job, they were personally convinced that Scrooge and O.K. were actually just mad, and the Flywheel didn't exist.

## Behind the scenes

Edgar & Chauncey first appeared in the 1981 Italian story *The Tourist from the End of the Universe*.
DuckTales New Comics Wiki

The **Ducktales New Comics Wiki** is a wiki about certain media relating to the original *DuckTales* series.

## Description

Founded by Wikia user “ΚΟΜΙΞ” in 2011, the DuckTales New Comics Wiki was intended to document, not the original *DuckTales* series as such (let alone the wider Duck universe), but the renaissance of media around it that sprouted in the early 2010's, beginning with the comic revival of the brand and also including the remade video games, such as *DuckTales Remastered* and *DuckTales: Scrooge's Loot*.

## Behind the scenes

The Ducktales New Comics Wiki is a wiki, hosted on the wiki-hosting site Wikia since 2011. It is in the process of being merged into the Scrooge McDuck Wiki.
Ducky

## Ducky(2017 Continuum)

**Ducky** is a female anthropomorphic duck from the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

Ducky is a friendly Duckburger who was an acquaintance of Lena De Spell prior to her death at the hands of Magica De Spell. Ducky once borrowed a hacking laptop from Lena, which she found useful in getting past electronic roadblocks which had, at the time, been installed by the Beagle Boys all over time to prevent the Ducks, or any other authorities, from interfering with their scheme to force Scrooge McDuck to marry Ma Beagle. She also obtained a helmet from Lena that she used to protect herself from things her baby would throw at her.

## Behind the scenes

Ducky appears in the 2017 video game *Duckburg Quest*.
Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias

## The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias

 The **Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias** are a group mostly made up of Clockwork Cherubs and originating in a parallel universe.

## Description

The bellicose Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias is the antithesis of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, being made up of usually-female Clockwork Cherubs designed to resemble the goddess Discordia rather than the god Cupid. Created and ruled by the inventor Eris Hatenell, they reside in the Discordia Homeland and drive noxious Smog Ships. Much as the Cupids aggressively spread loves and goodwill, the Drove aggressively spreads hatred and dissent, as distilled in a vaporised “hate potion” they store in their Apples of Discord. Although members of the Drove generally mean to each other as well as to outsiders, Eris is known to have once looked on the particularly destructive D123-Blackheart with something like fondness.

## Behind the scenes

The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias first appeared in 2019 on the *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* website in *Cupid Fact File No. 643 — The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias*.
Ezra (ghost)

## Ezra

**Ezra** is the ghost of a male human.

## Description

Phineas, a lanky skeleton with a predatory grin, is one of the Haunted Mansion's happy haunts — specifically, one of the three Hitchhiking Ghosts. As with many of the Mansion's inhabitants, Ezra's biography and circumstances of death are the subject of a thousand contradictory rumors, though it is believed he is the brother of the Hatbox Ghost (due to their sheer resemblance). Ezra appears to be buried in the Mansion's family plot, his being a gravestone simply bearing the name "Ezra", with neither a last name or an epitaph.

Much like his fellows Phineas and Gus, Ezra awaits at the Mansion's exit, promising to follow mortal guests home and pester and prank them until they return to the Mansion (which they have done on several occasions). Ezra is characterized by a boisterous, self-aggrandizing personality and careless disdain of other people's feelings, though he is genuinely close to his companions Phineas and Gus.

At some point prior to 2002, all three Hitchhiking Ghosts somehow got trapped in a crate which found its way to the House of Mouse's overcrowded storage room, from which guests of the house would occasionally release them, only for them to be stuffed back in there after a few hours. However, it seems that the Hitchhikers eventually returned to their normal Mansion dwellings.

## Gallery

***Scrooge McDuck Wiki*** has a collection of images and media related to ***Ezra (ghost)***.
## Behind the scenes

Ezra first appeared as a part of the *Haunted Mansion* attraction in Disneyland, which opened in 1969.

### Portrayers and Voice Actors

* Jeremy Howard (2003 film, *Haunt Both Parks!*)
* Pete Renaday (*The Ghost Post*)
* Caleb Lenehan (*A Hitchhiker's Tale*)
* Tom Kenny (*Kinect Disneyland Adventures* (non-canonical), *Haunted Mansion Cutscenes*)
Ducktor Who

***Ducktor Who*** is an unofficial wordless cartoon written and drawn by Don Rosa. It features Scrooge McDuck, who is seen wearing the clothes of the Eleventh Doctor.

## Description

Scrooge McDuck (dressed as the Doctor) emerges from the TARDIS in 1896, startling his younger self who's just found the Goose Egg Nugget.

## Behind the scenes

This unofficial cartoon was released by Don Rosa in 2015 through his Facebook page, and prints of it sold at conventions. It is, of course, a homage to the long-running science-fiction TV show, *Doctor Who*. It is a follow-up to Don Rosa's earlier, less-detailed cartoon *Tardis for Sale*, and appears to take place before.

Amusingly, David Tennant, well-known for portraying said show's main character, ended up voicing Scrooge McDuck a few years later in *DuckTales 2017*, prompting fans to nickname that version of Scrooge "Ducktor Who", which has also been retroactively been made the title of this cartoon.
Eavesdropping

First page of the story.

 ***Eavesdropping*** is an unofficial comic story written and drawn by Sarah Jolley. It features Scrooge McDuck and Gladstone Gander.

## Plot

While overstuffing himself at the free buffet of the "Annual Banquet for the Rich, Nouveau-Riche, and Obscenely Well-Off", Scrooge McDuck thinks he overhears some of the other guests insulting him behind his back. But are they really talking about him?

## Behind the scenes

This story is one of a series of unofficial homages to the characters written and drawn by Sarah Jolley (author of the acclaimed comic *The Property of Hate*). It was released in 2017 for free on the Internet.
DuckTales Backpacks

***DuckTales Backpacks*** is a comic story by unknown creators. It features Huey, Dewey, and Louie and Scrooge McDuck.

## Description

Huey, Dewey, and Louie pack everything they might need in their new backpacks — except for school books!

## Behind the scenes

*DuckTales Backpacks* was first printed in 1988 on the side panels of Donald Duck Orange Juice. It tied in with advertising for a "DuckTales Backpack". There were several other such tie-ins printed on the orange juice bottles, including *DuckTales Watch*, *DuckTales Surfboard* and *A Balanced DuckTales Breakfast*.
Duck Family Trees

**Duck Family Trees** are genealogical representations of Donald Duck's family.

## History

Even if one only counts those of Donald Duck's relatives created by Carl Barks, they still amount to at least two dozens; and if all authors are taken into account, the number explodes to more than a hundred. Since the fifties, it has been a long running task taken by both Duck fans and official creators to create a plausible version of Donald Duck's family tree.

Some Trees present themselves as in-universe objects within stories, or give an in-universe justification for their existence even though they exist as standalone illustrations; others are devoid of a framing device and simply present new facts about the Duck universe without any intermediate steps.

As the vast majority of such trees, if they even have a title, are simply entitled *The Duck Family Tree*, they are referred to on this Wiki and elsewhere by commonly-accepted descriptors or nicknames.

## List of Duck Family Trees

Trees presented within stories rather than as independent entities are marked "**\***"

1. Carl Barks's first Duck Family Tree (*Duck Family Tree*) (1950's?)
2. The Chart of the Duck Family Tree**\*** (November of 1960)
3. The Finnish Duck Family Tree (*The Clan McDuck*) (December of 1980)
4. Mark Worden's Duck Family Tree (*The Duck Family Tree*) (1981)
5. Carl Barks's second Duck Family Tree (untitled) (March of 1991)
6. The French Duck Family Tree (*The Duck Family Tree*) (January of 1992)
7. Don Rosa's Duck Family Tree (*Donald Duck Family Tree* or *The Duck Family Tree*) (July of 1993)
8. Michel Nadorp's Duck Family Tree (*Duck Family Poster*) (June of 1995)
9. Johannes A. Grote's Duck Family Tree (*The Duck Family Tree*) (1999)
10. *Donald Duck's Fore-Feathers* (2000's?)
11. Monique Peterson's Duck Family Tree (*The Duck Family Tree*) (2001)
12. Don Rosa's second Duck Family Tree (*The Duck Family Tree*) (2009)
13. Abril's Duck Family Tree (*The Duck Family Tree*) (November of 2018)
14. Chris Moreno's Duck Family Tree (untitled) (November of 2019)
15. The 2nd French Duck Family Tree (*Donald Duck's Big Family*) (December of 2019)

### Parallel universes

* *DuckTales 2017*’s Duck Family Tree (2018)
Ebenezer Scrunge

You might be looking for another page with a similar name. If so, visit **Ebenezer**.

## Character Information

### Aliases

*Johnatan Ezekiels*
(original Italian name)

## Behind the Scenes

### In

*Mickey Mouse and the Coat of Christmas Magic!*

### Index

***Ebenezer Scrunge stories***

**Ebenezer Scrunge** (***Johnatan Ezekiels*** in the original Italian) is an anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

Ebenezer Scrunge is a little middle-aged man living in one of the poorer neighborhoods of Mouseton, formerly known to the locals as a happy-go-lucky jokester. In November of 2011, he stumbled upon the Magic Coat, and, after using its money-summoning abilities for innocent or charitable purposes, Scrunge grew mad with greed. The coat rebelled against him, landing him in such trouble that he eventually abandoned it in a restaurant and returned to his old life. When trying to track down the Coat's origins a month later, the object's next owner, Mickey Mouse, briefly confronted Scrunge.

## Behind the scenes

Ebenezer Scrunge appears in the 2011 story *Mickey Mouse and the Coat of Christmas Magic!*.

Being a greedy and confrontational old man in a Christmas story, Ebenezer Scrunge's English name is, of course, a pun on that of Charles Dickens's *Ebenezer Scrooge*, a character often depicted in Disney comics lore.
Eega Beeva

**Eega Beeva** is a male Beevan.

## Description

Actually named Professor Pittisborum Plummer-Push, Eega Beeva is a highly respected (if a little eccentric) scientist from the faraway planet Beeva. Eega shares several odd physical characteristics with other Beevans, such as a diet consisting mainly of pickled kumquats and mothballs, a fondness for sleeping on top of narrow poles, and an odd verbal tick of adding "p-" at the beginning of various words when speaking English.

Eega, as per his planet's fashion, only wears an odd black kilt of unknown fabric. However, this apparently primitive loincloth actually has several pockets that are infitely bigger on the inside, where he stores various gadgets and gizmos, some of which are commonplace on Beevas, and others which he invented himself. He is also a time-traveller who has thoroughly explored the past and future of Planet Earth as well as those of Beeva, which sometimes has him mistaken for a man from the future (which only makes sense, inasmuch as Beevans look exacty like what Humanity would supposedly evolve towards in 500 hundred years).

In 1947, while visiting a subterranean Beevan colony on Earth, and not yet speaking a word of English at the time, Eega happened to meet Mickey Mouse who had wandered into the outskirts of the colony through a cave where he'd intially found shelter from a heavy rain. Due to his inability to pronounce the curious creature's real name, Mickey nicknamed him "Eega Beeva" ("eega" and "Beeva" being the two words that the disoriented Beevan was repeating over and over); Eega loved the name so much that he kept it ever since. When Mickey got back to the surface, Eega followed him, and, while Mickey tried to educate Eega into the ways of Earth people, the two formed a strong friendship, in spite of Eega's confusing antics. Since then, Eega has often dropped in at Mickey's house to take him on various adventures.

Eega also has quite the family. He has a fiancée, who looks rather odd by Earth standards, but looks absolutely gorgeous to a Beevan (so much so that Eega will get into a furious anger if Earthlings do not agree that she is the most beautiful person in the world). Eega also has several relatives living in the Beevan Underground Colony: two nephews called Teco and Tuca, his nameless grandfather, and his Uncle Bonifacio and Aunt Marocas. Eega Beeva also has two malicious cousin, Iota Kappa (his perfect lookalike, who turns ravenous when he drinks benzine) and Sting Wasper (a powerhungry scientist who turned himself and his followers into half-wasp creatures who now leave on an asteroid near Planet Beeva).

## Behind the scenes

Eega Beeva first appeared in the 1947 serial *The Man of Tomorrow*.
Duchess of Duckshire

The **Duchess of Duckshire** is a female anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

The Duchess of Duckshire is a wealthy old lady who lives in a mansion in Duckburg. She is the owner of an ill-tempered mutt known as Bruto, whom she loves dearly. In 1964(?) following a series of misunderstandings, Scrooge McDuck ended up giving a flurry of gifts to Bruto, earning him the Duchess's gratitude.

## Behind the scenes

The Duchess was only ever seen in the 1964 story *The Thrifty Spendthrift*.
Duckburg (2017 Continuum)

**Duckburg** is the 2017 Continuum version of the city of the same name.

## Description

This flourishing city is the location of McDuck Manor, the Money Bin, the Financial District, Rockerduck Estates, Silverbeak, the Industrial District, and Hookbill Harbor. Unlike the main Duckburg, here Scrooge McDuck's Money Bin is located on an island, while his Manor is located atop Killmotor Hill, among other differences.

## Behind the scenes

This version of Duckburg was first seen in 2017 in *Welcome to Duckburg*.
Enchantée

***Enchantée*** was the tenth story, and the third prose work, created by Sara Bardi for *Mal's Manor*. It featured Henry Ravenswood and Martha Ravenswood, and mentions Mary, Gertrude and Jasper.

## Plot

In a flashback to before the rise of the Ravenswoods (let alone their supernatural fall), amateur robber Martha Baxter is tracked down by someone she stole from — a young man with an English accent who was very much the *wrong* sort of man to rob.

### References

* Martha Ravenswood's maiden name is established as “Baxter”. She is mentioned to have had an older sister named Mary and a cousin called Gertrude.
* In her youth, she committed a few crimes, including the armed robbery of a caravan of presbyterians who were “travelling from Grizzly Gulch to the county’s border”.
* Henry claims to have grown up in England.

### Continuity

* Rainbow Ridge from *Big Thunder Mountain Railroad* (2015) is mentioned, and confirmed as a town not too far from Thunder Mesa, “up the hill”.
* The Rainbow Caverns from *Mine Train Through Nature's Wonderland* are mentioned as a “local tourist trap” hidden in the canyon.

## Behind the scenes

*Enchantée* was released in August of 2020.
East Coast Bin

Guard Gunther mentions the East Coast Bin.

The **East Coast Bin** is a building presumably located on the east coast of the United States of America.

## Description

The East Coast Bin is one of several "money bins" belonging to tycoon Scrooge McDuck. Its name implies that it is located somewhere on the east coast of the United States of America. Little information is known about this bin, but it presumably acts either as office space for employees of McDuck Enterprises or as a storehouse of Scrooge's money or treasures, as these are the functions of its counterpart on Killmotor Hill in Duckburg. The Bin has need to employ security guards, among them being Guard Gunther.

## Behind the scenes

The East Coast Bin was first mentioned in 1968 in *On Guard*.
Enrico

**Enrico** is a male Clockwork Cherub.

## Description

The offscreen Enrico is an acquaintance of the Department of Problem-Solving's Juliet-178 who works for the Cupid Tax Department. In March of 2019, he paid back a favor he owed her by collecting some taxes "in kind" in the form of alarm clocks which he then loaned to the Problem-Solvers, who needed as many clocks as they could get as part of a scheme to entrap the time demon Thymon.

## Behind the scenes

Enrico is mentioned in the 2019 short story *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving*.
Ebeneezer Harker

You might be looking for another page with a similar name. If so, visit **Ebenezer**.

## Character Information

### Species

Dognose (formerly)
Ghost

### Residence

The Harker House (formerly)
Goofy's house (briefly)
The Haunted Mansion

## Behind the Scenes

### Index

***Ebeneezer Harker stories***

**Ebeneezer Harker** is the ghost of a male dognose.

## Description

Ebeneezer Harker, the nephew of Jonathan Harker, was a gambler from 19th century Mouseton, living with his uncle Jonathan and his wife in a manor known as the Harker House. Mrs Harker, disapproving of Ebeneezer's card-playing, attempted to deter him by surreptitiously filching one or two cards from every deck he bought. The following despair drove Ebeneezer, who thought himself cursed, to a heart attack.

Ebeneezer's ghost haunted the Harker House ever since, in the company of the ghosts of his uncle and wife, forever recounting his deck of cards to make sure it was complete. When the Harker House was destroyed to make way for a new building in 1969, the Harker family ghosts briefly inhabited Goofy's house, only to be redirected by Mickey Mouse to the Haunted Mansion, where they became three of the 999 happy haunts residing in the Manor.

## Behind the scenes

Ebeneezer Harker was only ever seen in the 1969 promotional story *Spooky Tenants*.
Dumb Luck

Title card of the cartoon

"**Dumb Luck"** is a cartoon story. It features Mickey Mouse, Goofy, Pluto, Minnie Mouse, Cyril Proudbottom, the Leprechaun, the Giant Ladybug, its smaller counterpart, and Mrs Johnson.

## Description

After Mickey is cursed with seven years' bad luck because he broke a mirror, he must search for a good luck charm to end the stream of terrible events happening to him, from his house being foreclosed on to Minnie breaking up with him. After failed attempts to obtain a rabbit's foot, clover, ladybug, and horseshoe, he finds a right-side up penny. This counters the bad luck, and Mickey is happy at first, until Goofy reminds him that, because the rhyme goes "find a penny, pick it up, *all day long you'll have good luck*", Mickey is going to have to find a penny every day for the next seven years.

## Behind the scenes

"Dumb Luck" is an episode of the *Mickey Mouse* 2013 cartoon series. It was released on June 8, 2018.

In a nod to the original film series, Goofy sings *The World Owes Me a Living*, his de facto theme song in many them.
Duckburg Times

A 1954 issue of the Times.

The ***Duckburg Times*** is a newspaper published in Duckburg.

## Description & History

The Duckburg Times is a respected Duckburg newspaper, its equivalent of the *New York* or *London Times*. As early as the 1920's, the *Duckburg Times* reported on the exploits of Phantomius, the gentleman-thief, and it steadfastly carried on throughout the 20th century and into the 21st.

## Behind the scenes

The *Duckburg Times* is a transparent counterpart to the various real-life versions of the *Times*, whose debut has not yet been traced by this Wiki.

*The Duckburg Times* was once the title of a Carl Barks-based fanzine throughout the 1970's. The late “Duckburg Wiki”, in one of its more creative endeavors, also had a page that hosted a defictionalized version of the *Duckburg Times* (sans printed *The*), complete with specially-created logos and classified ads, though the main headlines broke the fourth wall by informing readers of the Wiki's current state.
Ebenezer Scrooge

You might be looking for another page with a similar name. If so, visit **Ebenezer** or **Scrooge**.

## Character Information

### Species

Human (original character;
actors of multiple species
have portrayed him)

## Behind the Scenes

### In

*Donald Duck and the Christmas Carol*
(implicitly mentioned)

### Index

***Ebenezer Scrooge stories***

**Ebenezer Scrooge** is a fictional character from the book *A Christmas Carol*.

## Description

Ebenezer Scrooge is the main character of Charles Dickens's famous novella *A Christmas Carol*, a London miser with a buried tender heart, who professes hatred for Christmas and contempt for the needy until three spirits, the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future, take him on a nightly journey throughout time and space that makes him realize the error of his ways.

Ebenezer Scrooge has been portrayed on-stage by many people, including, on at least three separate occasions, his namesake Scrooge McDuck. A similar course of events to what suppsoedly happened to Ebenezer Scrooge has also been mirrored by real events happening to different people, many times over — sometimes with the pseudo-Ghosts actively referencing the Dickens story, and sometimes not.

## Behind the scenes

Dickens's character of Ebenezer Scrooge (from whom Scrooge McDuck was inspired as early as 1947) has been referenced as existing as an in-universe fictonal character from the 1960 *Donald Duck and the Christmas Carol* book onwards. After retiring, Carl Barks drew his own rendition of Scrooge, seen above.

According to *Last Christmas*, he exists as a real person in the 2017 Continuum.
DuckTales Surfboard

***DuckTales Surfboard*** is a comic story by unknown creators. It features Huey, Dewey and Louie and Gyro Gearloose.

## Description

Gyro Gearloose shows his new and improved surfboard to Huey, Dewey and Louie. Something predictably goes wrong.

## Behind the scenes

*DuckTales Watch* was first printed on the side panels of Donald Duck Orange Juice in 1987 or thereabouts. There were several other such tie-in comics, many advertising various pieces of merchandise; they include *DuckTales Backpacks*, *DuckTales Watch* and *A Balanced DuckTales Breakfast*.
Educational Institution of Ancient Civilizations

The **Educational Institution of Ancient Civilizations** is a school or research facility located presumably in Mouseton that focuses on ancient civilizations, such as the Maya civilization. Its only known staff member is Dr. Devonian.

## Description

Dr. Devonian used an event dedicated to the Maya civilization to propose the theory that the Maya were an interstellar civilization, using the relief of King Pakal's sarcophagus as evidence to his theory, but his peers thought he was crazy.
Eiffel Tower (97th Cosmos)

## The Eiffel Tower(97th Cosmos)

The Tower in 1897.

 The **Eiffel Tower** is the 97th Cosmos's counterpart to the Eiffel Tower.

## Description

Like the Prime Universe version, this Eiffel Tower stood proudly in Paris, capital of France, from 1889 onwards. During the Wellsian Invasion of Earth, it protected the city to some extent by its sheer existence, as some of the marauding Wellsians (including Rusk and Shogorf) mistook the tall metal structure for an even larger manmade equivalent to the aliens' own Tripods.

## Behind the scenes

This version of the Eiffel Tower is used in the punchline of the 2019 *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* comic one-pager *Towering Success*.
Duck's Bluff

**Duck's Bluff** is a small Wild West town somewhere in the United States of America.

## Description

Located near Carbine Canyon, Duck's Bluff was named so in honor Donald Duck's great-grandfather Bluffer Duck, who single-handedly defeated a gang of Masked Raider, saving the town. In 1959, the town was briefly renamed “just plain Bluff” after the cityfolks were led to believe that Bluffer had actually faked the whole thing, but things were returned to normal after it came to light that in truth, he was being framed by Peg-Leg Pete, whose ancestor Boothead Pete had been the true leader of the Masked Raiders.

## Behind the scenes

Duck's Bluff appears in the 1959 story *Duck's Bluff Story*.
Epic Mickey (series)

***Epic Mickey***, or ***Disney's Epic Mickey***, is a series of video games originally developed by Junction Point Studios under the leadership of Warren Spector, which has also included spin-offs in other media.

## Description

The *Epic Mickey* series focuses on Mickey Mouse's adventures in the magical realm of Wasteland, "where things go when they're forgotten". By a young Mickey's own fault, Wasteland is ravaged by ink monsters and evil robots, and Mickey must become the savior of this world time and time again while winning the trust of the realm's leader, bitter Oswald Rabbit, a former actor who blames Mickey for his own downfall in popularity…

At his disposal, Mickey has a fantastic weapon filched from Yen Sid's castle — the Magic Paintbrush, capable of projecting endless amounts of Paint and Thinner (magical counterparts to both substance which can respectively create objects out of thin air and turn enemies friendly, and dissolve everything but metal and stone) — and the friendship and guidance of wise Gremlin Gus.

## List of Installments

* *Epic Mickey*
* *Epic Mickey: The Graphic Novel*
* *Epic Mickey: Tales of Wasteland*
* *Epic Mickey Disney Channel ID*
* *Epic Mickey 2: The Story Begins*
* *Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two*
* *Epic Mickey 2: The Power of 2* (graphic novel)
* *Epic Mickey: Path Painter*
* *Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion*
* *Epic Mickey 3* (cancelled)
Ebenezer Goofy

You might be looking for another page with a similar name. If so, visit **Ebenezer** or **Goofy (disambiguation)**.

## Character Information

### Aliases

Gran'pappy Goofy
Captain Ebenezer Goofy
Captain Goofy
Captain Goofbeard

## Family

### Children

Goofy's Father
Uncle Job (possibly)
Goofus (possibly)
Uncle Barnum (possibly)
Adelaide (possibly)
Uncle Goof(preaumably

## Behind the Scenes

### In

*The Adventure Story*

**Captain Ebenezer Goofy**, also known by the alias of **Captain Goofbeard**, is an anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

The son of explorer Goofmors Goofy, Captain Ebenezer Goofy was a sailor (later turned friendly pirate) who traveled far and wide, notably bringing back an ancient scimitar from a trip to the East (which he, and later his grandson George P. Goofy, used as a bread knife). Though more adventurous than his grandson, Ebenezer was still a goof, having reportedly been the guy to whom a conman sold the Brooklyn Bridge. At some point, Ebenezer married a nameless woman and they had a great many children, including Amos Goofy, who became an explorer like his grandfather Goofmors. Ebenezer died at some point before 1954.

## Behind the scenes

Ebenezer Goofy was first mentioned in the 1954 TV special *The Adventure Story*, where a picture of him was seen. His design might have been based on an unnamed sailor seen in the earlier 1944 short, *How to Be a Sailor*, which would not be surprising seeing as how the designs of Gaius Goofy, Eric the Viking Goofy, Leonardo Da Goofy, and Black Goof as seen in *The Adventure Story* are all lifted from that short.

He was again mentioned a month later in *Struggle for the Scimitar*. Whether by coincidence or by design, what was said in that story about Goofy's grandfather was fully congruent with his portrayal in *The Adventure Story* as a well-travelled mariner.

Although Goofy had mentioned “his grandpappy” as early as 1950's *Paris Adventure*, the character was generally left in limbo for decades until the 60th anniversary of his debut, 2014; reimagined as a pirate, he made a long-belated, proper animated debut in the *Mickey Mouse Clubhouse* episode *Mickey's Pirate Adventure*, voiced by guest star Dick Van Dyke.

Although it is likely some of Goofy's aunts and uncles introduced over the years were Ebenezer's children, one cannot be certain, as more-or-less-distant cousins who are one generation removed are often referred to as "uncles" and "aunts" in Disney comics.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ *The Adventure Story* (1954).
2. ↑ *Mickey's Pirate Adventure* (2014).
3. ↑ *Struggle for the Scimitar* (1954).
4. ↑ *Paris Adventure* (1963).

### Voice Actors

* Dick Van Dyke (*Mickey's Pirate Adventure*)
Fair Folk

## The Fair Folk

The **Fair Folk** were the nation of pixies living in Prydain in the Dark Ages.

## Description

The Fair Folk were all the pixies who lived in Prydain under the rule of King Eidilleg. They were known for wisdom and magical knowledge, though most of them were childlike and mischievous, and were distrustful of humans, although the wizard Dallben was apparently on friendly terms with them.

## Behind the scenes

The Fair Folk first appeared in 1985 in *The Black Cauldron*. They are based on the characters of the same name in Lloyd Alexander's *Chronicles of Prydain*. However, in Alexander's book, the Fair Folk was the nation of all magical beings in Prydain, as opposed to just pixies; and in fact, King Eidilleg was himself a dwarf rather than a pixie.

* Lindsey Rich, Brandon Call (miscellaneous incidental members, *The Black Cauldron*)
DuckTales Theme

The ***DuckTales Theme*** is the theme song of *DuckTales* and of *DuckTales 2017*.

## Context and Summmary

The song is primarily used as the intro for *DuckTales* and *DuckTales 2017* (with an instrumental version for the closing credits unique to *DuckTales*). As such, it has no particular story context, instead being a general summary of the adventurous life of the titular Ducks, namely Scrooge, Huey, Dewey, Louie and Webby.

However, it appears the song also exists in-universe as the credits of the in-universe *DuckTales* show. As such, Scrooge McDuck and others have been known to hum it.

## Lyrics

Life is like a hurricane
Here in Duckburg…
Race cars, lasers, aeroplanes —
It's a duck-blur!
Might solve a mystery,
Or rewrite history!
DuckTales! Woo-oo!
Every day they're out there, making
DuckTales! Woo-oo!
Tales of derring-do
Bad and good luck tales!
D-d-d-danger! Lurks behind you!
There's a stranger out to find you
What to do, just grab on to some...
DuckTales! Woo-oo!
Every day they're out there, making
DuckTales! Woo-oo!
Tales of derring-do,
Bad and good luck tales! Woo-oo!
Not ponytails or cottontails, no!
DuckTales! Woo-oo!
### 1986 version

This version of the song was the earliest to be released and was heard in the *DuckTales Plush Toys Commercial*.

DuckTales! Woo-oo!
Fun never ends with thems!
DuckTales! Woo-oo!
They're my funny feathered friends!
DuckTales! Quack-Quack!
(*Instrumental break*)
DuckTales! Quack-Quack!
Funny feathered friends for you!
DuckTales! Woo-oo!
DuckTales! *Woo-oooo!*
### Additional Verses

Both the 2017 and 1987 series also have an extended version of the song that contains an additional segment:

When it seems they're heading for the final curtain
Good deduction never fails
That's for certain!
The worst of messes
Become successes!
### Christmas version

There also exists a Christmas-themed version of the song, which was used in the *DuckTales 2017* episode *Last Christmas*:

Life is like a candy cane,
Here in Duckburg
Snowflakes, presents, Santa's sleigh,
It's a duck-blur!
Might make bells jingle,
Or trap Kris Kringle!
Or trap Kris Kringle!
DuckTales!
Christmas Eve we're out there makin'
DuckTales!
Tales of Christmas Past and Yuletide
Luck tales!
DuckTales!
## Behind the scenes

The earliest version of *DuckTales* debuted in 1986, prior to the actual show's release, in a commercial for *DuckTales* merchandise; this shorter take had substantially different lyrics, as shown above. The best-known version of the song debuted in *The Treasure of the Golden Suns* (1987).

*DuckTales* is known as one of the greatest "ear worms" in animation history - a song that simply cannot be forgotten when one has heard it, even once.
FLY

A screenshot from the short.

***FLY*** is an animation/live-action hybrid music video for the *Marshmello* song, featuring Webby Vanderquack, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Scrooge McDuck and Donald Duck, as well as Marshmello.

## Plot

While on a space outing, the Ducks' spaceship crashes on a mysterious Marshmallow planet where they discover that they can fly, and meet an alien musician.

## Behind the scenes

This short was released on YouTube in June of 2018, a crossover of sorts between *DuckTales 2017* and the music videos of the real-life electronic musician Christopher "Marshmello" Comstock.

As it seems unlikely that Scrooge and Donald would be willing to take Huey, Dewey and Louie into space when they still believed that the *Spear of Selene* had been Della's undoing, the short presumably takes place in the future of the 2017 Continuum's timeline.
Evelyn McDuck

**Evelyn McDuck** was a female anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Believed to be the eldest of her family (and thus to already have left home by the time Scrooge turned ten), Evelyn was presumably Scrooge McDuck's sister and therefore the maternal aunt of Donald Duck. Wealthy and very fond of her cat, she passed away in 1973, leaving instructions in her will that her beloved cat Jorge was to be the heir to most of her fortune, while she left mere sentimental keepsakes to her family (such as her childhood doll to Donald). However, any family member who agreed to take in Jorge and take care of him would receive a $1000 monthly pension.

## Behind the scenes

Evelyn McDuck was only ever mentioned in the 1973 story *Feline Felony*.

Though the story makes no pronouncements about Evelyn's age, it stands to reason she would be the oldest of the McDucks, having already left the family home by 1877; this would explain her absence in depictions of Scrooge's youth such as *The Last of the Clan McDuck*.

As far as can be parsed from the Portuguese version of *Feline Felony* (at present the only one available to editors of this Wiki), where Evelyn is called "Aunt Patonsina", there is no mention of Evelyn being a maternal aunt.

Some speculate that Evelyn may simply be an alternative name for Matilda McDuck, which would mean Matilda is deceased in the present-day.
Eyeball

## The Eyeball(2017 Continuum)

The **Eyeball** is a mysterious being from the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

In Spring of 2019, this gigantic, mysterious, floating eyeball was seen floating in Duckburg and thereabouts. Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, having encountered many strange creatures on their adventures with their great-uncle Scrooge McDuck, reacted in a fairly blasé fashion to the Eyeball, unlike Flintheart Glomgold.

## Behind the scenes

The Eyeball appears in the 2019 comic story *Flintheart… McDuck?!?*.
Evening Bugle Publisher

## The Evening Bugle Publisher

The **Evening Bugle Publisher** is a male dognose.

## Description

This stern yet elegant gentleman is the owner, publisher, and society reporter of a prominent Duckburg newspaper, the *Evening Bugle*. As a result, when trying to climb up the social ladder in 1948, Donald Duck invited him to his garden party, unaware that his girlfriend and nephews (believing themselves to be be monkeys because of Hypnotic Spectacles) would crash the party. Angry beyond belief, the journalist left Donald Duck's house seething, still partially covered in watermelon, and promising to ruin Donald's social prospects through his newspaper.

## Behind the scenes

The Evening Bugle Publisher only ever appeared in the 1948 story *Going Ape*.
Duckburg's Funniest Home Videos

***Duckburg's Funniest Home Videos*** is a short *DuckTales 2017* cartoon webcast featuring Louie Duck.

## Plot

Louie Duck watches a series of amusing home-videos featuring various animals.

## Behind the scenes

This short, used as promotion for *DuckTales 2017*, was released on the 4th of September on the Disney Channel's YouTube Channel.
Dugan Duck

**Dugan Duck**, also known as **Beaky Duck** (***Biquinho*** in the original Portuguese), is a young anthropomorphic duck with some loon blood. He is 4-6 years old.

## Description

The son of Mary Duck, Dugan was a willy little thing who ended up lost in a Brazilian jungle as an infant and was raised by porcupines. He was found by his uncle Fethry and Fethry's girlfriend Gloria in 1982 and has been raised by Fethry ever since, becoming a more-or-less-socially-adapted, but still energetic and stubborn child who is on good terms with his slightly older cousins Huey, Dewey and Louie. He is best friends with Fethry's upper-class neighbors' daughter, Cintia.

## Behind the scenes

Created in 1982, Dugan debuted in the fourth-wall-breaking (and thus non-canonical) story *Dugan: A Hurricane in Black and White* in May before being properly introduced the next month in *Dugan's Birth*.

Despite having been officially dubbed Dugan (though a more direct translation of his Brazilian name would be *Beaky*) in English, he has not made any appearances in official English-language printings.
Easter Bunny (2017 Continuum)

## The Easter Bunny(2017 Continuum)

The **Easter Bunny** is a supernatural, immortal anthropomorphic rabbit bunny and the 2017 Continuum's counterpart to the Prime Universe Easter Bunny.

## Description

Like Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny exists as a real individual within the 2017 Continuum. Whereas the local Scrooge McDuck is a bitter enemy to Santa, he is “ambivalent” when it comes to the Easter Bunny.

## Behind the scenes

A 2017 Continuum Easter Bunny was confirmed to exist in April of 2020 on Tumblr by Francisco Angones.
Duncan I

**King Duncan I**, born **Donald** was a male anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Duncan I was born as Donald, the seventh leader of a clan in medieval Scotland. As was common for Scottish clan-leaders at the time, he styled himself King and hit anyone who disagreed with a club. However, he later managed to actually become King of Scotland, renaming himself Duncan I. He was killed in battle in 1040 by Macbeth. It is believed that Duncan I may have been a distant ancestor of Donald Duck; he was, at any rate, his namesake.

## Behind the scenes

Duncan I appears in the 1975 story *The Famous Donalds*. He is, of course, a slightly fanciful account of the historical Duncan I of Scotland.