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Phantom

Was and may even is most OP destroyer of time.Good durability,Sharp weaponry and somewhat cheap.

Shield:550

Hull:550

Top speed:150

Turn speed:1.25

Acceleration:13

Small turrets:4

Primary weapon:Phaser

Projectile size:Medium

Barrels:2

Warp drive:Yes

Cargo hold:55

Cost:1798

Ores needed:Silicate:195

Carbon:134

Iridium:58

Tips

Frigates and order Destroyers are (almost) always good target, but dont threat bigger ships alone!
Advanced miner

Not much to say about this one, it is best miner ship in game and can mine EVERY asteroid realy fast.

Shield:424

Hull:425

Top speed:100?

Turn speed:0.75

Acceleration:13

Warp drive:No

Cargo hold:50

Ore hold:1200

Ore needed:Silicate:324

Carbon:560

Iridium:412

Tips:

It can ruin economy realy fast, so try to mine at order bases :3

Ingame description: This is an advanced mining ship capable of mining asteroids really fast using it four mining lasers.
Duckburg Museum

## The Duckburg Museum

The **Duckburg Museum** is a building located in Duckburg.

## Description

As its name states, the stately Duckburg Museum is the city's primary, all-purposes Museum. It contains a number of artifacts, from an Old Viking Ship to "square mayan rocks" later discovered by Donald Duck to be Square Eggs.

## Behind the scenes

The Duckburg Museum first appeared in the 1943 Carl Barks story *The Mummy's Ring*.

There exist several other similar museums in Duckburg, including the Duckburg Museum of Antiquities and the Duckburg Museum of Ancient Stuff.

In Don Rosa's stories, he depicted the lion statues at the Museum's entrance with duck beaks.
Electronic Squigg De-Oolater

Clarence Coot with his Electronic Squigg De-Oolater.

The **Electronic Squigg De-Oolater** is a peculiar machine invented by Clarence Coot.

## Description

The Electronic Squigg De-Oolater is an electronic device invented by Mousetonian inventor Clarence Coot, whose use is transparently to de-oolate Oolated Squiggs. Despite its lack of obvious practical use, Coot was quite proud of his creation, and framed a photograph of him posing with the prototype in his laboratory, where Mickey Mouse later came across it.

## Behind the scenes

The Electronic Squigg De-Oolater appears in the 2001 story *Is This House Haunted?*.

In the dialogue, the emphasis is put on "*Squigg De-Oolater*" while "electronic" is in plain text. This may imply that squigg de-oolaters are an extant item, and Clarence's innovation was in creating an electronic version.
Family Secrets

***Family Secrets***, subtitled ***The Original Story of Phantom Manor***, is a written story, written up by Jeff Burke with input by Craig Fleming and edited by David G. Ravenswood. It features Henry Ravenswood, Arthur Ravenswood, Gabrielle Ravenswood, Melanie Ravenswood, Martha Ravenswood, Marie-Thérèse de Bourbon and Jake. The non-narrative information published alongside the story itself also mentions Jasper Jones, Anna Jones and Goliath.

## Description

The story is a summarized version of the history of Phantom Manor, from the first arrival of Henry and Arthur Ravenswood in Thunder Mesa to the tragic death of Melanie Ravenswood's beloved Jake at the hands of the ghostly Phantom!

### References

* The earthquake that sank Thunder Mesa and killed Henry Ravenswood dates back to 1860.
* Henry brother Arthur Ravenswood, alongside whom Henry had originally built his business empire, died in 1867 of illness.

### Continuity

* The story presents itself as a version of the backstory of *Phantom Manor* (1989).

## Behind the scenes

*Family Secrets* was released in 2012 or earlier on the website *Ravenswood Manor*. It was edited by David G. Ravenswood from private correspondence with *Phantom Manor* producer Jeff Burke, who had originally developed the narrative with show writer Craig Fleming.
Spectre

Hm... awesome looking ship with massive firepower of main guns, but not much turrets.Dream for fighter pilots.

Shield:850

Hull:800

Top speed:145

Turn speed:0.7

Acceleration:12

Small turrets:2

Primary weapon:Phaser

Projectile size:Small

Barrels:8

Secondary weapon:Cannon

Projectile size:Medium

Barrels:2

Warp Drive:Yes

Cargo hold:35

Ores needed:

Silicate:497

carbon:434

Iridium:318

Costs:6066 Credits

TIPS

Try to fly to the weak spots of larger ships and shoot them to death.
Excavator-1642

**Excavator-1642** is a male Mark 17 Clockwork Cherub.

## Description

In 2011, the jittery Excavator-1642 was the most recent recruit to the ranks of the Department of Construction — on which grounds he was briefly accused of having been the one to intercept some missing blueprints, which later turned out to have actually been intercepted by Philatel-426.

## Behind the scenes

Excavator-1642 is a minor character in the 2019 story *Acquaintanceship-982 and the Missing Mail Mystery*.
Fairy Realm (The Missing Links of Moorshire)

## The Fairy Realm

The **Fairy Realm** is a magical pocket universe created from the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

In the 15th century, when the King James II of the 2017 Continuum banned golf due to the foul temper of Sir Donald McDuck, a guild of druids from Moorshire, who had grown fond of the sport, created a magical pocket universe serving as an arduous mystical golf course, allowing them to keep playing unhindered by the mundane monarch's laws.

The result is a strange ”fairy realm“ resembling a twisted, pastel-colored version of Scottish countryside, populated by immortal magical creatures serving as living obstacles (including kelpies and a treant). The Realm can be entered through a mystical stone circle, and the players are only sent back to their home dimension if they complete the golf course. There is also a time limit: petrifying mists follow the players throughout their game, turning them to stone if they're too slow. The effects are reversible in the short term but can prove fatal if the victims stay petrified for too long.

   The course can only be played using two mystical golf balls that radiate electricity-like energy (which was of no consequence to the Druids, who used wooden clubs, but has proven dangerous to metal-wielding modern players). When kicked into a hole, they will emit a blast of upwards energy indicating that the hole has indeed been completed.

The final hole in the course, surrounded by the stone remains of the many unlucky players who completed the rest of the challenge but were too slow for the Mists of Moorshire, lies among the ruins of a large looming castle adorned with many statues and gargoyles. It is unclear if Castle Moorshire was always designed as a set of looming ruins (for "atmosphere"), or if it was once a genuine palace, home to the Druids, but became derelict over the centuries.

### List of Inhabitants

* Briar and Bramble
* The Treant
* Sea Monsters
* Other Magical Creatures (possibly)

### List of Visitors

* Druids
* Numerous Petrified Golf Players
* Scrooge McDuck
* Huey Duck
* Dewey Duck
* Louie Duck
* Launchpad McQuack
* Webby Vanderquack
* Flintheart Glomgold

## Behind the scenes

The Fairy Realm is the main setting of the 2017 cartoon *The Missing Links of Moorshire* and of its upcoming novelization *DuckTales: Duck, Duck, Golf!*, whose official Amazon summary mentions that it is home to a number of "sea monsters".
Fanny Rabbit

**Fanny Rabbit** is an anthropomorphic rabbit.

## Description

Fanny appeared alongside her brother in a retelling of *Hansel and Gretel* in the title roles.

## Behind the scenes

Fanny only ever appeared in the Universal cartoon *The Candy House* in 1934. Curiously, she was the second Oswald-associated female rabbit to be named Fanny, after Fanny Cottontail. They can be presumed to be different characters, however, due to the original Fanny having been depicted as Oswald's love interest, while this Fanny is stated to be his sister. Furthermore, while Fanny Cottontail was depicted as an adult, this Fanny was shown to be a young child considerably smaller than Oswald.
Electronic Scarecrow

Mickey Mouse pointing at his invention.

The **Electronic Scarecrow** is a sonic gun invented by Mickey Mouse.

## Description

Invented by Mickey Mouse to protect his backyard from voracious crows, the Electronic Scarecrow is a gun-like device which projects a high frequency of sound, inaudible to humans, but unbearable to birds. After Torgel enlisted a Scarecrow-armed Mickey to help with Zoa's Airiodactyl infestation, it was discovered that, while the Scarecrow do not work on the Airiodactyl, their frequencies do disrupt the internal circuits of Gravicycles. Thus, Mickey entrusted Arbol with the weapon so as to protect the Sarx Trees from Doeg until Gravicycles were officially outlawed.

## Behind the scenes

The Electronic Scarecrow appears in the 1980 story *Mission to Planet Zoa*.
Earth Fashion With Louie

***Earth Fashion With Louie*** is an unofficially-released comic one-pager by Sam King, featuring the 2017 Continuum's Penumbra and Louie Duck.

## Description

Louie Duck is amused by, but skeptical about, Penumbra's fashion choices as she experiments with Earth clothing.

### Continuity

* This comic, created two years before its release for the private enjoyment of the *DuckTales 2017* writers' room, was one of King's "Penumbra Comics" which inspired the premise of the televised episode *They Put a Moonlander on the Earth!* (2020). As it features Penumbra willing to experiment with "Earth-stuff" to some extent, it presumably takes place after the TV episode in the in-universe timeline.

## Behind the scenes

This comic was drawn in 2018 by Sam King as part of the developmental work for Seasons 2 and 3 of *DuckTales 2017* and later published on Twitter in 2020 in conjunction with the release of *They Put a Moonlander on the Earth!*.
Centurion

Got powerfull long range torpedo to get rid of bases and bigger ships at big range, and two chainguns for defence at close ranges.However, it is not much durable and weak at medium ranges and order ships that frigates on close.

Shield:500

Hull:500

Top speed:135

Turn speed:0.65

Acceleration:10 Small turrets:2

Primary weapon:Cannon

Projectile size:Medium

Barrels:2

Secondary weapon:Torpedo

Projectile size:Medium

Warp drive:Yes

Cargo hold:40

Cost:3227

Ores needed:Silicate:205

Carbon:155

Iridium:96

Adamantite:36

Palladium:34

Titanium:32

Quantium:30

Tips

Engage long range combat with bigger ships or bases, or help orders to get rid off Frigates,but DONT attack any warships (expect Frigates) on normal one-to-one combat!
Duckburg Museum of Ancient Stuff

## The Duckburg Museum of Ancient Stuff

The **Duckburg Museum of Ancient Stuff** is a building located in Duckburg.

## Description

As its curiously unrefined name suggests, the Duckburg Museum of Ancient Stuff is a repository of ancient artifacts. Among other things, it used to contain a Battle of Petras Penny in a glass casing, until history was changed by Scrooge McDuck and Donald Duck so that the Battle of Petras had never taken place to begin with, at which point the Battle of Petras Penny was replaced in the glass casing by a Petran 100-Year Penny.

## Behind the scenes

The Duckburg Museum of Ancient Stuff appears in the 1965 story *Battle of Petras*. Its relationship with the Duckburg Museum and the Duckburg Museum of Antiquities is unclear.
Eaters' Circle

## The Eaters' Circle

The **Eaters' Circle** is a Calisotan club.

## Description

The Eaters' Circle is a high-collar club consisting of some of Calisota's intelligentsia, and, as its name implies, focused on gourmetry and expensive cuisine. Once in a while, they hold a "Gourmets' Convention".

### Known Members

* Gorgia Chitlinstuffer
* Galhume Giltpalate

## Behind the scenes

The Eaters' Circle first appeared in the 1997 story *Early To Bid*.
Eider

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

* **Eider Duck**, Donald Duck's falcon-raising uncle, identified in Don Rosa's Duck Family Tree as the father of Donald's cousins Fethry and Whitewater;
* **Eider**, Elvira Duck's uncle, mentioned in the 1972 Carl Barks-written story *Gold of the '49ers*;
* **Aunt Eider**, Scrooge McDuck's recurring busybody aunt;
* **Sir Eider McDuck**, the historical member of Clan McDuck.
Duckburg Agitator

A Summer of 1971 issue of the Agitator.

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

## Description & History

One of Duckburg's many local newspapers, the *Agitator* was one of the newspapers which, at the end of the summer of 1971, predicted an incoming cyclone. Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck and the other Junior Woodchucks of their troop, who had been camping out in the woods in the days leading up to the cyclone, had not been made aware of this, and ended up convinced that their attempt at a Guidebook-aided raindance had been responsible for rousing the freak storm, until they stumbled upon the issue of the *Agitator* whose headline spoke of the cyclone, which eased their conscience.

## Behind the scenes

The *Duckburg Agitator* appears in the 1972 Carl Barks-written story *Storm Dancers*.
Farquardt

Farquardt is an assistant of the Museum Curator who appears in Rightful Owners. He goes with Scrooge, Launchpad, Webby and the Nephews. It is unknown whether he is a good guy or a bad guy. When a Beagle Boy grabs Louie, Farquardt tells him to put him down. Farquardt at the end of the Rightful Owners story Arc becomes the new Curator of the Scrooge McDuck Collection Museum.
Earth (2017 Continuum)

The **Earth**, or **Planet Earth**, is an inhabited telluric planet in the 2017 Continuum's Solar System, being its version of the Earth.

## Description

This version of Earth is broadly similar to the prime Earth, though various details of its history and geography differ. Like the original, it is inhabited by a number of humanoid sapient species.

## Behind the scenes

This version of the Earth appears in the *DuckTales 2017* series.
Evil Enlarging Machine

## The Evil Enlarging Machine

The **Evil Enlarging Machine** was a sentient machine created by Ludwig von Drake.

## Description

Created by Ludwig von Drake to help Minnie Mouse in the creation of a giant cake for Mickey Mouse's birthday, this enlarging-ray-machine became sentient and evil after Minnie cranked it up too high. It attached itself to her, feeding a monomaniacal obsession with making everything around her larger. However, Minnie's realization (helped by Mickey) that only good intentions matter, not the size of the present, overloaded its circuits and it ceased to function.

## Behind the scenes

The Evil Enlarging Machine appears in the 2018 cartoon *Surprise!* as its main antagonist.
Duckesque's Butler

**Duckesque's Butler** (the ***maggiordomo di Paperescu*** in the original Italian) is a male anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

The latest heir of a family of servants of the Duckesques who are the keeper of family secrets the Counts themselves have forgotten, this butler works for the elderly Count Duckesque. Due to being forced to stay up at night with his insomniac master, the Butler was often in a half-asleep, mumbling daze as he completed his duties around the castle — which, combined with his ominous appearance, once made Donald Duck think he was some sort of humanoid monster, feeding into Donald's delusion that Duckesque was a vampire.

## Behind the scenes

Count Duckesque's nameless Butler first appeared in 1986 in *Donald Duck and the Adventure in Transylvania*.

He was designed after actor Boris Karloff in his role as Frankenstein's Monster, to encourage Donald's false beliefs about him.
Elvira

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

* **Elvira "Elviry" Duck**, better known as **Grandma Duck**, Donald Duck's grandmother and a recurring character;
* **Elvira Duck**, the above character's counterpart in the Donaldless Continuum;
* **Elvira Duck**, the same character's counterpart in Sir Donald's World;
* **Elvira**, the former maid of Adélaïde de Bonnefamille, a cut character from *The Aristocats*.
Easter Bells

The **Easter Bells** are magical, sentient bells.

## Description

The Easter Bells are large animate, winged bells who fly through the sky on Easter, sharing the role of embodiments of the holiday with the Easter Bunny. Though their origin and purpose are unclear, their existence is well-known throughout the world, with Mickey Mouse even playing with one on one occasion.

## Behind the scenes

An Easter Bell first appeared in the 1960 comic *Happy Easter*. A flock is later seen in the 2000 story *Lost in the Jungle*.

It is no surprise that both stories are by French authors, as Easter Bells, basically unknown in the Anglosphere, are instead key to *France*’s Easter folklore.
Eolopile

A working Eolopile.

**Eolopiles** were primitive steam engines invented by Heron of Alexandria.

## Description

Described as "a parlour trick" by Mickey Mouse, the Eolopile was the most famous of the steam-powered devices created by Greek-Egyptian inventor and engineer Heron of Alexandria after he copied the idea of the steam engine from Egyptian priests' tricks and stratagems. Meant to demonstrate the concept of a steam-engine and do little else, the Eolopile was a large metal globe with two bent pipes in opposite sides, which, filled with water and placed over a fire, would spin rapidly due to the spin's violent expulsion through both outlets.

## Behind the scenes

The Eolopile appears in the 1957 story *Mickey Mouse in Magic Land*.

It is closely based on the real-life Aeolipile, popularly known as "Hero's engine" due to Hero of Alexandria (also spelled, as in Disney comics lore, Hero*n* of Alexandria) describing its construction — although, contrary to popular belief, he did not actually invent it. (The name "Aeolipile" has been spelled "Aeolipyl", or "Eolipile", but "Eol*o*pile"" appears to have been a mistake on George Crenshaw's part.)
Fisher Lagoon Creatures

**Fisher Lagoon Creatures -** zielone maszkary, wynurzające się z jeziora w odcinku 15 pierwszego sezonu.

## **Śmierć**

Carl udaje się do Palomino Creek, gdzie spotyka staruszka, który go wzywał. Mówi mu o potworach, które wynurzają się z jeziora. Carl udaje się w stronę jeziora, aby sprawdzić poszlaki, lecz nic tam nie znajduje. Carl odwraca się z zamiarem powrotu do auta, lecz w tym momencie z jeziora wynurzają się cztery oślizgłe postacie, które rzucają się na staruszka. Zanim Carl zdążył do nich dobiec, dziadek był już martwy, za co Agent C odpłacił się potworom, mszcząc staruszka.

## **Ciekawostki**

* Staruszek rzucił się na potwory jedynie z nożem, przez co zginął.
Electro-Men

## The Electro-Men

The **Electro-Men** are humanoid, bird-like robots.

## Description

The lumbering, jerkily-walking Electro-Men are the creations and go-to minions of Doctor Zantaf, serving as the brawn to his brains when required, or simply as guards for his lair or prisoners. They are not particularly intelligent, and may not possess the ability to speak, but they are surprisingly strong.

## Behind the scenes

The Electro-Men first appeared in the 1968 story *Tycoonraker!* alongside their master, and have followed him on many (though not all) of his subsequent appearances.
Eye-Patch Will

**Eye-Patch Will** is an anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

In 1930, Eye-Patch Will, Peg-Leg Pete and a reluctant Oswald Rabbit formed a gang of Far West outlaws who robbed the Heela City Bank. What occurred to Eye-Patch Will after this is unknown, as Oswald, in his flight from the Sheriff and into the desert, split off from the other two.

## Behind the scenes

Eye-Patch Will only ever appeared in the 1930 cartoon *Hell's Heels*, where he is not named.

As the cartoon is an adaptation of the novel *Three Godfathers*, however, it is possible to deduce who he is: Oswald Rabbit must take the place of the original protagonist Robert, and it stands to reason that Pete would be the story's Pedro "Pete" Rocafuerte. This leaves Will Kearney as the only possible identity for the Eye-Patch Dog, hence "Eye-Patch Will".

As the entire cast for *Hell's Heels* is lost, is is unknown who voiced Eye-Patch Will.
Duck's Bluff Story

First page of the story.

***Duck's Bluff Story*** is INDUCKS's pseudo-title for a nameless comic story written and drawn by Carl Barks. It features Donald Duck, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck and Peg-Leg Pete, with heavy mentions, in their debuts, of Donald's great-grandfather Bluffer Duck and Pete's great-grandfather Boothead Pete.

## Description

Traveling to Duck's Bluff, a Wild West town named after their heroic sheriff ancestor Bluffer, Donald Duck and his nephews arrive just in time to find the entire population turned against the Duck clans by wrongful accusations that Sheriff Duck had been a fraud all along! Can Donald and the triplets clear their ancestor's name, or will Duck's Bluff have to be renamed just plain “Bluff”?

### References

* Bluffer's defeat of the Masked Raiders in Carbine Canyon is mentioned in Volume II of *The History of the Wild West* as well as in Volume II of *Dastardly Deeds*, the autobiography-cum-criminal record of Boothead Pete.

### Continuity

* The story is contained within *Picture Stories of the Great Duck Tribe* (1959), which explains the context for the splash panel Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck looking at the picture of Donald Duck stealing their pocket money, prompting Donald to admit this was to pay for the fare to Duck's Bluff.

## Behind the scenes

This story was first published in 1959 in *Four Color Comics* #995 as part of *Picture Stories of the Great Duck Tribe*. It was reprinted in the same format in the Australian *Giant* #158, but was reprinted on its own in several other countries and languages.
Earth (disambiguation)

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

* **The Earth**, the planet on which Donald Duck & Co. live;
* **The Earth**, the version of this planet in the universe of *DuckTales 2017*;
* **Earth-5556**, the designation of a parallel universe.
* **The Spirit of Earth**, an elemental spirit.
Stefan

**Stefan** - bliski kolega Carl'a, jeden z agentów Chuckup Complex.

## **Sezon 1**

Pierwszy raz pojawia się w odcinku 5, kiedy Carl wzywa go do pomocy w walce z Leatherface'm. Stefan bierze swoich ludzi i pomaga Agentowi C.

Drugi raz pojawia się w ostatnim odcinku sezonu, gdzie stoi między innymi gośćmi Carl'a na Wigilii.

## **Sezon 2**

Pojawia się w 27 odcinku, gdzie wraz z kilkoma innymi osobami pomaga Mietkowi w walce ze Slenderem.

## **Ciekawostki**

* W ostatnim odcinku pierwszego sezonu to on zaprosił wszystkich gości Carl'a na Grove Street i pojechał z nimi po Alex'a.
* Podobnie jak Carl, był agentem Chuckupu. Jednak w przeciwieństwie do niego, Stefan zachował swój garnitur.
* O pomoc w walce ze Slenderem poprosił go Szef A.T. Nie wiadomo jednak, skąd się znali. Możliwe, że tak jak Carl, współpracował z policją.
DuckTales 2017 Wiki

The *DuckTales 2017 Wiki* was an fan-run wiki based off the 2017 rebooted continuity of the *DuckTales* franchise and covered its cartoon, comic books, mobile apps and other media. Before being merged with the Scrooge McDuck wiki in the November of 2018, the wiki had over 200 articles.

## Behind the scenes

The wiki was hosted on Wikia, the same website as the Scrooge McDuck wiki. As it eventually got merged, much of its content can be found on the Scrooge McDuck wiki in some capacity.
Edwin Eureka

**Professor Edwin Eureka** is an anthropomorphic gander.

## Description

Professor Eureka is a professional inventor living in Duckburg. In 2013, he perfected a machine that could create any dish based on the user's brainwave. He intended to present it an an inventors' convention and thereby win the first prize in the inventions contest. Gyro Gearloose, who had created a duplicating machine, sought the first prize as well, leading to a rivalry between the two. Misunderstanding Gyro's bitter words about Eureka, Donald Duck thought Eureka was a dishonest man after the manner of Emil Eagle, and accused him when the duplicator was stolen. Donald soon realized his mistake, but his amateur sleuthing ended up breaking Eureka's food creator, much to his anger.

## Behind the scenes

Professor Eureka was only ever seen in 2013 in *Paperino e la Soluzione Moltiplicante*, unavailable in English as of 2017.
Exalted Grand Marshal of Duckburg Burrow Number 13

## The Exalted Grand Marshalof Duckburg Burrow Number 13

The **Exalted Grand Marshal of Duckburg Burrow Number 13** is a male anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

Though appreciative of talent when he finds it, this Junior Woodchucks big brass, who was in charge of vetoing or approving promotions within Duckburg Burrow Number 13 (Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck's troop) in 1951, is mostly seen to be a severe, no-nonsense kind of individual. It was he who approved Huey, Dewey and Louie's becoming ten-star generals, and all despite Donald Duck's disastrous attempts to "help" them pass their tests with barely-remembered Little Boonehead know-how.

## Behind the scenes

The Exalted Grand Marshal of Duckburg Burrow Number 13 appears in the 1951 story *Ten-Star Generals*.
Erin Glover

**Erin Glover** is a Disney theme parks employee, news reporter, writer and actress.

## Career

Glover began working for Disney in 1998, starting out in an undisclosed position at Disney's Animal Kingdom. In April of 2011, she joined the official Disney Parks Blog's team (staring with piece on the 1964 New York World's Fair), and eventually became its Editorial Content Director, coordinating other bloggers' stories and their release on top of writing her own articles.

On a few occasions, Glover's pieces have moved away from 'real' reporting, functioning instead as entertaining bits of fiction — such as her much-reproduced 2015 article *A Chat with the Hatbox Ghost*, wherein she supposedly interviewed the Haunted Mansion's Hatbox Ghost. In the same vein, she also starred in the 2014 webcast *The Abominable Snowman Inside the Matterhorn* as herself, interviewing Harold the Abominable Snowman.

* ***List of stories to which Erin Glover contributed***
Duckburg Firefighters

## The Duckburg Fighters

The **Duckburg Firefighters** are a group of anthropomorphic dalmatian dogs.

## Description

A particularly inefficient brigade of firefighters from Duckburg, all being dalmatians (which suggest they may be a single family), was the one to intervene when Donald Duck's house burned down in 1943. Using the fire as an excuse to have some "fun" gleefully hacking whatever possessions of Donald's had survived the fire with their axes, they mocked the poor man when he finally came back home, accusing his "recklessness" in keeping a kettle on the stove of being responsible for the fire (even though it was clearly not).

## Behind the scenes

These Duckburg Firefighters only ever appeared in 2018 in the first episode of *Legend of the Three Caballeros*, *Dope-a-Cabana*.
Duckburg (Donaldless Continuum)

## Duckburg

**Duckburg** is a city in Calisota and the Donaldless Continuum's counterpart of Duckburg.

## History

Duckburg's history was identical to its "main" counterpart until the early 1960's, when Donald Duck's absence led to Magica De Spell and Flintheart Glomgold putting Scrooge McDuck out of business. As a result of losing McDuck Industries' financial input, and the steady income of Scrooge's taxes, Duckburg progressively became a lawless ghost-town where the Beagle Boys became a corrupt police force with one of their own as the Mayor.

## Behind the scenes

This version of Duckburg was only ever seen in the 1994 story *The Duck Who Never Was*.
Duck Comics Revue

***Duck Comics Revue*** is a fanmade Disney comics review blog by Geoffrey Moses.

## Description

Founded in 2009, *Duck Comics Revue* is a blog where lifelong fan (and literature PhD) Geoffrey Moses posts in-depth reviews of various Disney comics (mostly Duck ones, as the title implies). The reviews can be as profound as they are sarcastic, and elicit lengthy comment sections discussing the story, much like *The Issue At Hand* (whose readership largely overlaps with *Revue*'s), with some commenters being official creators such as Joe Torcivia. It seems even Don Rosa himself occasionally checks out the blog.

## Behind the scenes

*Duck Comics Revue* is a fanmade blog hosted by Blogspot.
Emily

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

* **Emily**, or **Emily Gracey**, one of the possible names for the Beating Heart Bride, a ghost from the Haunted Mansion;
* **Emily Quackfaster**, Scrooge McDuck's faithful secretary;
* **Emily Quackfaster**, the above character's counterpart in the 2017 Continuum;
* **Emily Stowecroft**, a descendant from an unknown member of Blackbeard's crew, owner of *Blackbeard's Inn*.
Egyptian Apothecaries

## The Egyptian Apothecaries

The **Egyptian Apothecaries** were a human man and a male dognose.

## Description

Around 2800 B**.**C**.**, these two men were among the tyrannical King Tutanbuono's Royal Apothecaries. Finding his murderous, pyramid-obsessed tyranny too much too bear, they eventually decided to act on it, feeding the Pharaoh a magical poison that froze him in time until certain magic words were spoken. This only happened five thousand years later, but Tutanbuono found a time machine in this future world and used it to go back to a few minutes after his getting frozen, regaining his power and reducing the Apothecaries to menial laborers.

## Behind the scenes

They debuted in the 1973 story *Money is the Root of Upheaval*.

In the original version, they are only referred to as ‘dignitaries’; it is Joe Torcivia's 2018 version which specifically added that they were Royal Apothecaries.
DuckTales - Watch It On HULU Live

A screenshot from Part 1.

***DuckTales - Watch It On HULU Live***, also known as ***DuckTales - HULU Live***, is an animated/live-action hybrid commercial, presumably written by the *DuckTales 2017* Promo Department, and directed by Pablo Gostanian and Agustin Valcarenghi. They feature Webby Vanderquack, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Scrooge McDuck and Pixiu.

## Plot

Miniaturized, the Ducks fly around a living room on the back of Pixiu before plunging into a television screen.

## Behind the scenes

Released on the *Disney TV Animation News* YouTube channel, this promotion for the broadcast of *DuckTales 2017* on the streaming service Hulu was the work of the Argentinian animation studio 2veinte, who also posted it on their Vimeo account with full credits under the abridged title of *DuckTales - HULU Live*.
Earth (97th Cosmos)

The Earth as seen from outer space.

 **Earth** is the third planet from the Sun in the Solar System of the 97th Cosmos, being that universe's version of the prime Earth.

## Description

This version of Earth is notable for having been invaded in 1897 by the Wellsians, the octopoid inhabitants of the neighbouring planet Mars — this war being instead a figment of the imagination of Herbert George Wells in Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck's home world. Although devastating, the Wellsian invasion of Earth was short-lived due to most of the Wellsian invasion force being wiped out by an epidemic of the common cold.

Interestingly, the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids's Fact File about the event suggests that this Earth, unlike the Prime Earth, has only one native sapient species, *Homo Sapiens*. Dragons also only existed as fairy stories, unlike in the Prime Universe, when, although they are often the subject of fairy tales, Dragons are well-documented to have existed as real beings throughout history.

## Behind the scenes

This version of Earth was only ever featured in the 2019 story *The Wellsians*.
Eggburt

**Eggburt**, nicknamed “**Eggy**” is a young anthropomorphic gander.

## Description

By 1964, Eggburt had been Scrooge McDuck's office years for at least two years, and had, as such, enjoyed Scrooge's usual Christmas bonus of $100 several times. That Christmas, however, he was told by Scrooge that he would cease giving his employees that bonus; Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck found him crying about it. However, it later turned out to be a miscommunication, as Scrooge had simply decided to give his employees diamonds instead of cash.

## Behind the scenes

Although treated as if he were a well-established member of the everyday cast by the narrative, Eggburt only ever appeared in the 1965 story *Christmas Album*.
Emil Eagle

**Evil Emil Eagle** is an anthropomorphic bald eagle.

## Description

Also known as the "Evil Inventor", Emil Eagle is Gyro Gearloose's archenemy. Although he does have an actual scientific genius (though not on par with Gyro's), Emil is overall a rather mediocre inventor, and is mostly content with stealing the plans of Gyro Gearloose's own inventions and building them, claiming their ownership. Emil Eagle's motivations vary greatly, from small-scale fame as an inventor to world domination.

Interestingly, Emil Eagle is actually a balding eagle, and bald he was during his first documented face-off with the ducks; however, shortly thereafter, he sprinkled himself with a hair-growth lotion invented by Gyro, and has had the same white feathers as the Ducks ever since

## Behind the scenes

He was created in 1966 in *The Evil Inventor*.

### Notes and references

1. ↑ In *Og's Iron Bed*, which was printed after *The Evil Inventor* but does seem to take place slightly earlier. Oddly, in the more recent printing of the story, his pink skin was recolored white, in an effort to erase his baldness, probably because the editors thought new readers wouldn't recognize a bald Emil.
2. ↑ In *The Evil Inventor*.
3. ↑ Interestingly, his feathers are instead colored as brown in some printings.
Eye-Glass

**Eye-Wash** is a planet located in the Galaxy of Mono-Ocularis.

## Description

The middle planet in the Mono-Ocularis system, Eye-Glass, known in Mono-Ocularian lore as the "Crystal Planet", is as its name implies an uninhabited planet whose surface is covered with gems and crystals. It is surrounded by a small ring. In 2010, it was absorbed by Galacius Greymatter's runaway creation P.E.R.C.Y., and later on restored by the same.

## Behind the scenes

Eye-Wash appears in the 2010 story *Plan Dine from Outer Space*.
Epic Mickey: Tales of Wasteland

***Epic Mickey: Tales of Wasteland***, or simply ***Tales of Wasteland***, was a comic series, part of the *Epic Mickey* franchise. Its six episodes were written by Peter David and drawn by Claudio Sciarrone.

## Description

The *Tales of Wasteland* take place shortly prior to the events of the Blot Wars, serving as a distant prequel to *Epic Mickey*. With the Mad Doctor still nominally on the side of good and the Blot not yet existent, the stories mostly focused on the adventures of Oswald Rabbit, Animatronic Donald and Animatronic Goofy, as well as Oswald's occasional efforts to be remembered and thereby escape Wasteland be returned to the Prime Universe.

### List of Episodes

1. *Clocktower Cleaners*
2. *The Game's Afoot*
3. *One Scary Night*
4. *The Rubbish Cup*
5. *Oswald the Lucky Duck*
6. *There's A Hole In The Sky*

## Behind the scenes

The series was released in 2010 on the *Epic Mickey* iOS app to promote the release of the *Epic Mickey* video game, alongside *Epic Mickey: The Graphic Novel*, which is sometimes construed as Episode 7 of the *Tales of Wasteland*. The stories later saw print releases in regular Disney comic books in other countries.
Dwarfs' Mother

## The Dwarfs' Mother

The **Dwarfs' Mother** was a female dwarf.

## Description

This dwarf woman was the mother of Doc, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Bashful, Sneezy and Dopey, the Seven Dwarfs living in a cottage in the Black Forest near the Kingdom of Snow White. She appears to have died, along with her husband, while her youngest son Dopey was still a child, an event which deeply scarred Dopey.

## Behind the scenes

The Dwarfs' Mother's existence is implicit based on that of her seven sons in *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs* (1937), and one can deduce that she died early from Dopey's need of Snow White to fill the role of a mother as shown most glaringly in *The Seven Keys of Danger*.

Her death was meant to be the emotional driving force of an unproduced *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs* prequel that was to be directed by Mike Disa in the early 2000's. According to Disa, Dopey was meant to stop talking after being traumatized by her death, though this surprisingly dark concept cannot be considered canon, as it contradicts a line from the original film.
Ninja Lizard

**Ninja Lizard** - wielka, człekopodobna jaszczurka, grasująca w Las Venturas. Jest pierwszym potworem, którego Carl zabija w serialu.

## **Śmierć**

Carl po wezwaniu udaje się na miejsce grasowania jaszczura i po niedługiej walce pokonuje potwora za pomocą piły mechanicznej, rozpruwając mu brzuch.

## **Ciekawostki**

* Jest pierwszym potworem zabitym w serialu.
* Możliwe, że to przez rozprucie brzucha jaszczurce na oczach dziesiątek cywili Carl został wyrzucony z Chuckup Complex.
Ebenezer Scrooge (2017 Continuum)

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

## Behind the Scenes

### In

*Last Christmas*
(mentioned)

### Index

***2017 Ebenezer Scrooge stories***

**Ebenezer Scrooge**, a fictional character in the Prime Universe, apparently existed as a real human being in the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

In this universe, Ebenezer Scrooge did indeed exist in 19th-century England, a miser who loathed Christmas and good cheer. The Christmas Ghosts, Past, Present and Future, were looking for him to teach him the lesson he needed to learn when they met a different Scrooge — not-all-that-Christmas-hating Scrooge McDuck — and hit it off with him.

The Ghosts eventually returned to the original Scrooge however, and Past felt wounded when Scrooge, having learned the value of goodness, began to spend all his time with Tiny Tim and other friends and family instead of keeping company to the spirits. This drove the Ghost to cling unhealthily to McDuck, to the point of transforming into a Wendigo, so great was his obsession.

Despite his apparent reality, the *Christmas Carol* story became well-known in the 2017 Continuum just as it was in the Prime Universe regardless, with Webby Vanderquack later recognizing Ebenezer "Bah, *humbug*!" when her Scrooge McDuck quoted it in an effort to convince his family that he hated Christmas in 2018.

## Behind the scenes

Ebenezer Scrooge is mentioned in the Christmas Special of Season 2 of *DuckTales 2017*, *Last Christmas*.
Cobra

Good looking, even better weaponry and a good ammout of cargo.This ship is just good.

Shield:850

Hull:250

Top speed:180

Turn speed:1.1

Acceleration:5

Small turrets:5

Primary weapon:Phaser

Projectile size:Small

Barrels:6

Warp drive:Yes

Cargo hold:75

Cost:4443

Ores needed:Silicate:478

Carbon:331

Iridium:146

Tips

You can beat pretty much anything smaller that you, but youre very big target for cruisers and so on.
Eiffel Tower

## The Eiffel Tower

Goofy sees the Tower for the first time, in 1963 (in “Paris Adventure”).

The **Eiffel Tower** is a famous landmark in Paris.

## Description

Once described by Mickey Mouse as “the most famous landmark in Paris”, the Eiffel Tower stands tall in the middle of the French capital. It is a popular tourist attraction, with a turnout of thousands of visitors a day wanting to climb it, and belongs to the City of Paris itself, despite some conmen's frequent scam of tricking people into buying it.

## Behind the scenes

The Eiffel Tower appears to have first appeared in a Disney comic context in the 1950 Belgian story *The Mysteries of the Eiffel Tower*, which has never been printed in English. It played a central role in several later stories, such as 1963's *Paris Adventure*, and also made numerous cameo appearances in backgrounds, to establish a scene or story as being set in Paris.
Niko Bellic

**Niko Bellic** - znajomy Carl'a.

## **Wydarzenia z serialu**

Niko pojawia się przelotnie w 16 odcinku serialu. Miał pomóc Carl'owi w zabiciu Jeff'a The Killer'a, ale został postrzelony przez Ballasów.

Pojawił się w ostatnim odcinku pierwszego sezonu jako gość na Wigilii u Carl'a.

## **Ciekawostki**

* Rzekomo został przez Ballasów zabity, jednak jego ciało zniknęło. Pojawił się również w ostatnim odcinku pierwszego sezonu, co jednoznacznie potwierdziło, że przeżył.
* Nie wypowiada w serialu ani jednego słowa.
Ernest Ratford

**Ernest Ratford** is an anthropomorphic rat.

## Description

The youngest, frailest, but also meanest of the two “Ratford Bros.”, Ernest Ratford shares his brother's sleazily-run construction business. Often bullied by his big brother, Ernest serves as his henchman and his eyes and ears. In 2000, Ernest heard Donald Duck and Ferdinand Blackduck discussing a "lost treasure" they were seeking out, and, after he informed his brother of this, the two threw everything into following them. After revealing their true criminal intentions, Ratford and Ernest were foiled by Donald and Ferdinand, who left them unarmed, treasure-less and stranded in the middle of the ocean on a floating wooden trunk.

## Behind the scenes

Ernest Ratford was only ever seen in the 2000 story *The Last of the Blackducks*.
Dropship

This ship is desinged for carrying 8 passengers plus pilot, as well as smaller piece of cargo, and also have preety strong weaponry for its size.May be even more usable in future.

Shield:250

Hull:250

Top speed:140

Turn speed:1.5

Acceleration:10

Small turrets:1

Primary weapon:Cannon

Projectile size:Small

Barrels:2

Warp drive:Yes

Cargo hold:75

Cost:711

Ores needed:Silicate:68

Carbon:47

Iridium:34

Tips

You are bigger target that normal frigate, but you have turret and stong cannons.You should not go first, but attack when enemy shoots on someones else.Be carefull, you also arent that durable.
Prospector

The hillarious piece of spacecraft engineering.But it has huge cargo at all :P

Shield:350

Hull:350

Top speed:60

Turn speed:0.5

Acceleration:10

Warp drive:Yes

Cargo hold:1100

Cost:10032

Ores needed:Silicate:1232

Carbon:968

Iridium:44

Tips:

Its maybe fattest ship in whole universe, so dont try to scrap wrecks in war zones.

Ingame description: When Tisx.Co CEO Tisx made this shiphe though. WHY NOT SLAP ON A CARGO CONTAINER ON THE BELLY SHIP?
Raven

Well...gotta go fast, but gotta die fast.

Shield:200

Hull:300

Top speed:250

Turn speed:4

Acceleration:14

Primary waepon:Phaser

Projectile size:Small

Barrels:2

Warp drive:Yes

Cargo hold:25

Cost:1059

Ores needed:Silicate:128

Carbon:59

Iridium:42

Tips

At all, dont try go and do a big smile face on cruiser, or even bigger ship, youre fast, but youre fragile and weak.
Fighters

Fighter craft are small ships that spawn in carriers. They are intended to be used in groups or swarms versus smaller ships, or supported against larger craft. They do not carry any turrets, but instead are based around spinal weaponry, have quite good amounts of speed but cannot warp.

The fighters currently in game are:

* Dragonfly
* Frenzy
* Fury
* Xenophile

## Dragonfly

The Dragonfly is a small ship which has a small cannon on front. Has high speed and mobility.

Spawns at top of level 3 starbase and Hevnetier carrier.

## Frenzy

A small black fighter which has 3 small phasers on the wings, this fighters spawns at level 3 starbases and Rhino carrier.

## Nighthawk

A fast, maneuverable fighter, although without much firepower; only two phasers similarly to the Xenophile. (yet to be added to the game!)

## Fury

A heavy fighter which has 4 small phasers at the wings and has 50 shield and 125 hull. Spawns at level 3 starbases and the Stormbringer.

## Xenophile

A Fighter with 2 small phasers at bottom which is fast and agile, but has low health like the Dragonfly. Commonly abbreviated by players as "Xeno".
Wasp

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Wasp is first ship that you can get in Galaxy Alpha, and also only ship for free.Its basic mining ship.You can start hoard money and ores with it!

Shield:200

Hull:125

top speed:200

Turn speed:0.91

☀

Acceleration:22

Small turrets:1

Warp drive:No

Cargo hold:7

Ore hold:250

-dont try to attack anything or do anything order that mining!You are one of weakest ships in game and you cannot fire,only if both you and enemy are not moving(plus the enemy must be rock)!

Ingame description: Entry level ship that can be used to start making credits by mining.

has been so heavily memed because you can dive bases and destroy whole fleets with it because its a meme
DuckTales: Tunnel of Terror!

The original cover of the book.

***DuckTales: Tunnel of Terror!*** is the novelization of *Terror of the Terra-Firmians*, written by Eric Geron. Like the original, it features Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Webby Vanderquack, Lena and Magica De Spell, Launchpad McQuack, Mrs Beakley, and, in their debut, the Terra-Firmians.

## Plot

In a retelling of the televised episode, the children and Launchpad sneak away to the Duckburg underground to seek out the mysterious Terra-Firmians and find more than they bargained for…

## Behind the scenes

This novelization of *Terror of the Terra-Firmians* was printed in July 2018 alongside *DuckTales: Living Mummies!*, the novelization of *The Living Mummies of Toth-Ra*.
Duckenstein (character)

## Duckenstein

**Duckenstein** is a monster resembling an anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

“Little Duckenstein” was one of the monsters invited in 1952 to an evening in the Haunted Mansion by then-Ghost-Host Phyllis Diller, alongside the Big Bad Wolf, Brer Bear and Count Dracula. Duckenstein bore a curious resemblance to Donald Duck, but had the half-lidded eyes and bizarrely-shaped forehead of Frankenstein's Monster.

## Behind the scenes

Duckenstein appears in the 1972 *The Mouse Factory* episode *Spooks and Magic*. He is, of course, a parody of Frankenstein's Monster, portrayed by a lookalike of Donald Duck. It is unclear how one might reconcile the existence of this Duckenstein with the events depicted in the Great Parody of *Frankenstein*, also entitled *Duckenstein*, but where Victor von Duckenstein is the name of the scientist while the creature — who does not look much like the 1972 Duckenstein — is called Growl.
Drosera Occidendum

## The Drosera Occidendum(2017 Continuum)

The **Drosera Occidendum** is a nigh-immortal, monstrous carnivorous plant from the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

The Drosera Occidendum is a humongous flesh-eating plant with one large eye surrounded by petals, and tentacle-like tendrils with two eyes of their own, which the Drosera can shapeshift into astonishingly lifelike human beings. However, the tendril-people are only simulacra without any real intelligence, and can do little but to repeat the same phrases over and over. Maintaining the disguise appears to take some concentration, as maiming the tentacles will cause them to revert to their base state.

Although it is relatively easy to beat any one of the tendrils to death, and the plant's core itself is sensitive to shrill sounds to the point of Donald Duck's singing proving fatal to it, the Drosera Occidendum's most fearsome ability is perhaps its regenerative immortality. If most of its body has been killed, it will drop a seed from one of its tendrils, which will almost instantly regrow into a complete (if diminutive) Drosera.

A devilishly clever thing, in the 2010's, the Drosera used its tendrils to pose as a the entire population of a small village, Carnívora, sending advertisement brochures (printed on its own leaves) out into the wider world about the yearly "Feast of the Bloom". The naive tourists who came for the party and dancing would then fall prey to the Drosera's hunger. In 2018, however, the Three Caballeros (alongside Scrooge McDuck and the Duck kids) were able to defeat the Drosera and expose its trick, though they left the abandoned village unaware of the Drosera's survival.

## Behind the scenes

The Drosera is the main antagonist of *The Town Where Everyone Was Nice*, the fourth episode of the second season of *DuckTales 2017*.

### Voice Actors

* Kari Wahlgren (*DuckTales 2017*; puppets' voices)
Tango

Tango is 2nd grade miner ship, and mines at twice speed of wasp.Also, it has twice capacity.MONEY!SWEET MONEY!

Shield:275

Hull:275

Top speed:110

Turn speed:0.9

Acceleration:14

Small turrets:2

Warp drive:No

Gargo hold:40

Ore hold:600

Ores needed:Silicate:148

Carbon:256

Iridium:187

Ingame desciption: This ship is next mining ship you should get after the wasp.It gets ores twice as fast and has twice the ore capacity.