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Dumbo (film)

***Dumbo*** is a 1941 animated film written by Joe Grant and Dick Huemer, and directed by Ben Sharpsteen. It features, in their debuts, Dumbo,  Timothy Q. Mouse, Mrs Jumbo, Mr Stork, the Ringmaster, the Crows (including the unfortunately-named Jim), Rajah, and more.

## Plot

Many of the animal performers at WDP Circus are having their children delivered to them via stork. Among these is  Mrs. Jumbo, who receives hers, a baby boy whom she names Jumbo, Jr., from  Mr. Stork while on the circus's train,  Casey, Jr. Unfortunately, her child is ostracized due to his oversized ears and given the nickname of "Dumbo". While trying to defend her son from a childish bully, Mrs. Jumbo lands herself in solitary confinement, leaving Dumbo to be cared for by his new friend and defender,  Timothy Q. Mouse, who tries to convince the Ringmaster to make Dumbo a star. When his plans fail, it may be up to a night with pink elephants and a morning with skeptical crows, as well as a certain "magic feather", to help Dumbo find his hidden talents.

### References

* Signs in the background give Dumbo's home circus the name of "WDP Circus".
* A newspaper seen at the end of the film is dated to Thursday, March 13, 1941, indicating that the film takes place shortly before said date.
* Timothy's name is never stated in the film, but is seen on a contract as "Timothy Q. Mouse."
* WDP Circus's winter quarters is shown to be in the southern part of Florida.
* The film shows that the world it exists in has some geographical differences from that of the real-world, as Mississippi is shown as bordering Florida, and Kentucky is where Tennessee should be.

### Continuity

* Mr. Stork would later appear in *Lambert the Sheepish Lion*, thus connecting the two films.
* *Disneystrology* would declare Dumbo's birthday to be May 7, hinting that the scenes of Dumbo's delivery occur on this day.
* The film was adapted into a comic story, *Dumbo of the Circus*, which was actually released before the film. This story in turn would later be remade into the 1952 comic story, *The Flying Elephant*.

## Songs

* *Look Out For Mr Stork*
* *Casey, Jr*
* *Song of the Roustabouts*
* *Baby Mine*
* *The Clown Song*
* *Pink Elephants on Parade*
* *When I See an Elephant Fly*

## Behind the scenes

*Dumbo* was inspired by and based on the 1939 book, *Dumbo the Flying Elephant* by Helen Aberson and Harold Pearl. The film was released on October the 23rd, 1941.
Duckesque Tome

## *The Duckesque Tome*

Scrooge McDuck shows Donald Duck the Tome.

The **Duckesque Tome** is a book.

## Description

This thick old tome, most probably a unique volume, relayed the legend of Count Duckesque, of his fantastic treasure and of his struggles with the Wicked Witch and thieves who sought to steal it from him. The book contained a portrait of Duckesque, as well as references to the "foolproof methods" he developed to fight off the witch and the brigands; it did not, however, reveal the nature of the latter.

By 1986, Scrooge McDuck had acquired the tome as part of his family archives (the Duckesques being related to the Clan McDuck). Reading from it, he discovered the similarities between Duckesques' enemies and his own worst foes Magica De Spell and the Beagle Boys, and sent his nephew Donald to Transylvania to weasel out the secret from Duckesque's descendant.

## Behind the scenes

This book was only ever seen in the 1986 story *Donald Duck and the Adventure in Transylvania*.

In the Italian coloring also used in the story's sole American edition, there is a coloring mistake: the book is first colored green in its first appearance (as illustrated in the page image), but is colored blood-red in all following panels.
Duckburg (disambiguation)

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

* **Duckburg**, Donald Duck's home town.
* **Fort Duckburg**, formerly **Fort Drakeborough**, the old fort around which the above city was built.
* **Duckburg**, the city's dilapidated counterpart in the Donaldless Continuum.
* **Duckburg**, the same city's counterpart in the 2017 Continuum.
Eye of Demogorga

The **Eye of Demogorga** is a magical talisman painted with an eye motif.

## Description

The Eye of Demogorga is an ancient talisman originally held by the Demons of the timeless demonic realm of Demogorgana. It protects all who wear it from even the most severe of burns. At some point in the 20th century, the 2017 Continuum version of Goldie O'Gilt stole the Eye, which caused a demon uprising, which Scrooge McDuck later traveled to Demogorgana to prevent.

## Behind the scenes

The Eye of Demogorga was first seen in the 2018 film *The Golden Lagoon of White Agony Plains*.
DuckWorld Opening

A screenshot.

***DuckWorld Opening*** is a cartoon short featuring Donald Duck, Goofy, Gyro Gearloose, several robots, Scrooge McDuck, April, May, and June, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, and Andy Warbol.

## Description

Various residents of Duckburg welcome an unseen visitor to their city.

## 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.
DuckWeekly

Logo of the website.

***DuckWeekly*** is a Tumblr website. Designed as essentially an online fanzine, it released unlicensed Disney comic stories on a weekly basis in 2014 and 2015 until the project was halted by its creators (Victoria, Cayetana and Vermintz).

## Description

DuckWeekly was originally meant to be the venue for the release of a fanmade “Life and Times of Donald Duck” similar to Don Rosa's *The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck*. After the project was shelved, the team behind it decided to create an anthology of comics set in the present day, instead.

### List of stories

1. *Duck Weekly*
2. *Knock On Wood*
3. *Scaring Unca’ Scrooge*
4. *Free Pizza*
5. *Copycat Scrooge*
6. *A Hard Knock Job*
7. *A Tight Jar*
**Guest Comic 1:** *Christmas For Two*
8. *The Tangent*
9. *Parlez-Vous French?*
10. *Keep Your Enemies’ Enemies Closer*
11. *Tough Month*
12. *Gone Fishin'*
13. *No Entry*
14. *A Long Way Down*
15. *Mine Your Own Business*
16. *¡Hóla Donald!*

## Behind the scenes

The *DuckWeekly* website is hosted by Tumblr.com.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ *DuckWeekly* Website's “About” Page.
Duckworth

**Duckworth** is an anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

Duckworth is Scrooge McDuck's distinguished and practical butler and chauffeur at McDuck Mansion (as opposed to Quackmore, who rather works at the Money Bin). He often took part in Scrooge's adventures while he was living in McDuck Mansion with his grandnephews. Duckworth, in spite of his ridiculously small salary and the mistreatments he suffers from Scrooge, has been shown to love his job as a butler, and was deeply depressed when Scrooge, thinking Duckworth was dissatisfied with his job, fired him (allegedly "for his own good").

## Television series:

* The Treasure of the Golden Suns
* Send in the Clones
* Armstrong
* Robot Robbers
* Magica's Shadow War
* Master of the Djinni
* Hotel Strangeduck
* The Money Vanishes
* Down & Out in Duckburg
* Much Ado About Scrooge
* Pearl of Wisdom
* Earth Quack
* Bermuda Triangle Tangle
* Micro Ducks from Outer Space
* Ducks of the West
* Time Teasers
* Raiders of the Lost Harp
* Scroogerello

## Behind the scenes

Duckworth was created in 1987 for *The Treasure of the Golden Suns*.

### First Name

His first name is unknown. However, he is usually called by his first name in some of *DuckTales*' foreign translations; excluding the first names that do not exist in English, this leaves the options of Archibald ("Archie" is his Italian name), Leopold (Portuguese), Johann (German) or Albert (Danish). This can be further narrowed down to only Archibald and Leopold, as Albert is already the official name for Scrooge's other butler, Albert Quackmore, making it unlikely for the same name to be picked for Duckworth.

### Voice Actors

* Chuck McCann (*DuckTales*, *DuckTales Remastered*)
* David Kaye (*DuckTales 2017*, actually an alternate version of the character)
Ducko

## Ducko(2017 Continuum)

**Ducko** is an anthropomorphic duck from 2017 Continuum.

## Description

Ducko is a pudgy Duckburger on friendly terms with Dewey Duck. During the 2017 debacle of Ma Beagle attempting to trick Scrooge McDuck into marrying her, Ducko helped Dewey find Webby Vanderquack (off butterfly-hunting) so that the Duck kids could band together and stop the Beagles' plan.

## Behind the scenes

Ducko appears in the 2017 video game *Duckburg Quest*.
F.O.W.L.

## S.H.U.S.H.

**F.O.W.L.**, known more formally as the **Foreign Organization for World Larceny** or the **Fiendish Organization for World Larceny**, is a villainous international organization dedicated to world domination.

## Description

The sworn arch-nemesis of and evil counterpart to S.H.U.S.H., F.O.W.L. is a worldwide criminal organization. Led by the shadowy High Command, the organization is dedicated to world domination, which they are willing to accomplish through any means necessary, from creating monstrous cyborgs to summoning Duckthulhu.

F.O.W.L. was founded by Doctor NoGood as the Foreign Organization for World Larceny sometime prior to 1987. Following the doctor's death at the hands of Feathers Galore, the organization fell under the control of the High Command, who seemingly changed the 'Foreign' in the name to 'Fiendish', hired more agents, and led F.O.W.L. into even more ambitious schemes.

## Members

### Agents

* Ammonia Pine
* Ample Grime
* Bruno Von Beak
* Feathers Galore
* Odduck
* Major Synapse
	+ Flygirl
	+ Hotshot
* Phineas Sharp
* Steelbeak
* Wolfduck
* Mister Wonderful
* Razor Quill
	+ Razor Quill's underlings

### Soldiers

* Eggmen
* Bear Robot
* The Walrus

### Former members

* Dr. NoGood
* Morris Beagleman

## Behind the scenes

F.O.W.L. was introduced in the *DuckTales* episode "Double-O-Duck", with the F in its name standing for Foreign. This episode and "The Masked Mallard" later served as the inspiration for *Darkwing Duck*, in which F.O.W.L. appeared as recurring villains with the F now standing for Fiendish. The *Justice Ducks* series would have featured F.O.W.L. as continuing antagonists of Darkwing and his allies, the Justice Ducks.

## References

1. ↑ https://d23.com/disney-afternoon-justice-ducks/
Ezra

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

* **Ezra Scrooge**, debitor of Grandma Duck;
* **Ezra the Alligator**, a non-anthropomorphic gator who was once Goofy's pet and is now the mascot of the Mouseton Bank;
* **Ezra**, one of the Hitchhiking Ghosts at the Haunted Mansion;
* **Ezra**, a crooked Californian prospector seen in *Old California*;
* **Ezra**, the anthropomorphic dog from Wasteland;
* **Ezra Beetle**, a Bootle Beetle and the grandson of Grandpa Bootle Beetle.
Drusilla Duck

**Drusilla Duck**, supposedly born **Drusilla Goose**, is a female anthropomorphic goose.

## Description

Drusilla Duck is a kindly aunt of Daisy Duck's. Apparently quite well-off, she offered Daisy a cruise in 1966 to reward her for her diligent studies of poetry.

Where Drusilla falls in the Duck family tree is, as is often the case, a matter of some controversy; one account states that she is actually the sister of Luke Goose who later married an anonymous cousin of Daisy's father's. While this is in itself sound, this same source also curiously posits that she is the mother of Whitewater Duck and of another man who married Daisy's Sister and became the father of April, May and June.

## Behind the Scenes

Drusilla Duck was created by Carl Barks for the story *The Not-so-Ancient Mariner* in 1966. Her only appearances outside of that story are in Giovan Battista Carpi's Duck Family Tree and Johannes A. Grote's Duck Family Tree.
Eider Duck

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

## Family

### Parents

**Most accounts:**
Humperdink Duck
Elvira Duck
**One account:**
Casey Coot
Elvira Duck

### Children

Fethry Duck
Whitewater Duck
 Mary Duck

## Behind the Scenes

### In

*Farragut the Falcon*

**Eider Duck** is an anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Eider is the paternal uncle of Donald Duck and Della Duck, the maternal uncle of Gladstone Gander, the brother-in-law of Goosetave Gander and Hortense McDuck, the maternal grand-uncle of Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck on their maternal grandfather's side, and the son of Grandma Duck and Quackmore Duck. Immensely strong, Eider was a very helpful farmhand for his mother in his youth (at least as late as 1902). He later married Lulubelle Loon, with whom he had several children: Whitewater Duck, as strong as his father, who became a lumberjack in the North; Mary Duck, about whom not much is known, though she became the mother of Dugan Duck; and, finally, the loonatic Fethry Duck, who took much after his mother and would later become an eccentric nuisance for his cousin Donald. Later in life, Eider became a falcon trainer, and, in 1944, sent a falcon named Farragut to said nephew Donald Duck as a present (though poor Donald, even with the expert help of Huey, Dewey and Louie, had great trouble handling the bird).

Whether or not he's still alive is unknown. Little is known about his personality, either that he likes to laugh over people's mistakes.

## Gallery

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

Eider was first mentioned in 1944 in Carl Barks's story *Farragut the Falcon*, where we also see a picture of him. He did not actually appear however until *The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck* and the matching *Duck Family Tree*, both crafted by Don Rosa in the 1990's.
Fanny Coot

**Aunt Fanny**, better-known as **Fanny Goose** née **Coot** is a female anthropomorphic coot.

## Description

An aunt of Donald Duck's, Fanny married a Mr Goose and had two children, one of them being Donald Duck's lazy cousin Gus Goose. Fanny is extremely fond of her son and does not seem to quite take notice of Gus's phenomenal appetite.

Fanny's place in Duck genealogy is a matter of some discussion. Although she is usually reckoned to be the daughter of Gretchen Grebe and of one of Elvira Duck's brothers (either Casey or Humperdink), another account states that she was a daughter of Elvira Duck. Yet another account states that Gus's mother was not Luke Goose's wife as usually reckoned, but rather his sister, who may or may not be Fanny.

## Behind the scenes

She first appeared in May 1939 in the cartoon *Donald's Cousin Gus* as the writer of a letter simply signed "Aunt Fanny".

### Notes & References

1. ↑ Don Rosa's Duck Family Tree et alt.
2. ↑ Abril's Duck Family Tree.
3. ↑ Carl Barks's second Duck Family Tree.
4. ↑ Mark Worden's Duck Family Tree, consistent with Carl Barks's first Duck Family Tree's statement that Gus is Luke's nephew.
Fanged Gentleman

## The Fanged Gentleman

The **Fanged Gentleman** is a strange monster vaguely resembling an anthropomorphic cat.

## Description

A very elegant gentleman with a cat-like furry face showing no nose, four whisker-like hairs, and two sharp protruding fangs, the Fanged Gentleman is one of the self-declared monsters who often visit places like the Hotel Transylvania.

Staying there in October 2004, the Fanged Gentleman, like all other guests, was supportive of Donald Duck's excellent work as a concierge, and gave him an appreciative smile as he passed by.

## Behind the scenes

The Fanged Gentleman only ever appeared in 2004 in *Hotel Transylvania*.

Like many monsters who stayed at (or worked for) the Hotel Transylvania, it is possible that the Fanged Gentleman originally came from the X-Dimension, rather than being native to Earth.
Electron Gun

## Electron Guns

Gyro Gearloose standing in front of one of his Time Machines which included an Electron Gun as one of its main components.

### Use

Shoot electrons (including across the Time Channel if hooked up to the necessary equipment)

## Behind the scenes

### In

*The Deep Sea Deed*

**Electron Guns** are a piece of advanced machinery which was known to Gyro Gearloose by 1975.

## Description

Electron Guns are large cannon-like devices used to project electrons whereever one chooses. Hooking his Electrgon Gun up to spare parts from his Tele-Time Viewer, Gyro Gearloose once created a time machine which worked by turning the time-travelers into electrons and then catapulting them backwards in time through the Time Channel.

## Behind the scenes

Gyro's Electron Gun is seen in the 1975 comic story *The Deep Sea Deed*.
DuckTales Doodles

***DuckTales Doodles*** is an interactive picture-book by Zack Giallongo, featuring the *DuckTales 2017* versions of Scrooge McDuck, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Webby Vanderquack, Donald Duck, Launchpad McQuack, and perhaps more.

## Description

Having no single storyline, the book presents a number of doodled scenes from adventures featuring our heroes, with one-line explanations, which the reader is encouraged to complete through their own artistic talents.

### Continuity

* Webby Vanderquack is seen defeating an undead mummy by unraveling it, as is famously done in the opening credits both of *DuckTales* and *DuckTales 2017* (though the mummy is not Toth-Ra, the target of this act in the 2017 series).

## Behind the scenes

*DuckTales Doodles* was released on April the 3d, 2018 as a paperback book.
DuckFails

A screenshot from Part 1.

***DuckFails*** is a series of three stop-motion shorts, presumably written by the *DuckTales 2017* Promo Department. They feature Webby Vanderquack, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Launchpad McQuack and Donald Duck.

## Plot

The series compiles brief skits showcasing the funniest slapstick blunders of the Ducks.

## Behind the scenes

These shorts were used as promotion for *DuckTales 2017*, being released in October of 2018 on the Disney Channel's YouTube channel. They were not created in traditional or computer animation, but in stop-motion using the plastic *DuckTales 2017* action figures.
Elvia Allman

Elvia Allman was a character actress and voice over performer in Hollywood films and television programs for over 50 years. Her Disney roles included Clarabelle Cow in Mickey's Mellerdrammer, Mickey's Fire Brigade, and The Prince and the Pauper, the lady chef on the radio in Donald's Ostrich, and the cooking show lady on the radio in Pluto's Dream House.
Fantagraphics (in-universe)

## Fantagraphics

Donald Duck reading a Fantagraphics book.

 **Fantagraphics** is a publishing company and the in-universe equivalent of the real-life American publisher Fantagraphics Books.

## Description

Fantagraphics is a publisher well-known to Joe Torcivia. One of their lines is the plentiful *Disney Masters* series of hardcover comic collections; Volume 402 was a volume collecting comics about Captain Retro-Duck created by Romano Scarpa and Joe Torcivia, though to Torcivia's displeasure, they hadn't contacted him about the publishing of the book, let alone commissioned him to write a foreword as he might have expected them to do.

## Behind the scenes

Fantagraphics is mentioned in the real-life Joe Torcivia's accompanying text for the unlicensed comic *Donald Duck says "Relax!"*.
Erin Glover (character)

## Erin Glover

**Erin Glover** is a human woman.

## Description

Erin Glover is a Disneyland employee, a peppy and ever-smiling journalist for the Disney Parks Blog. She specializes in interviewing unusual members of the Park's staff, including the Hatbox Ghost from the Haunted Mansion and even Harold the Abominable Snowman (whose roars she appeared to understand).

## Behind the scenes

The in-universe persona of real-life Disney employee Erin Glover, this Erin Glover is implicitly the author of Glover's various in-universe pieces (starting with the 2011 *Darth Vader Spends a Day in Disneyland Park*). She appears in the flesh (played, of course, by the real Erin Glover) in the 2014 webcast *The Abominable Snowman Inside the Matterhorn*.

### Portrayed By

* Erin Glover (*The Abominable Snowman Inside the Matterhorn*)
Ezra the Alligator

**Ezra** is a male non-anthropomorphic alligator.

## Description

Ezra was bought as a hatchling by Goofy from a pet store. Goofy struggled to care for that peculiar pet for a few weeks, but Ezra soon grew too big for him to handle; with Mickey Mouse, he tried to find some way to get rid of the likable but problematic animal. In the end, after Ezra foiled a robbery attempt, he was adopted by the Mouseton Bank as a mascot.

## Behind the scenes

This alligator was only ever seen in the 1954 story *The Jolly Gator*.
Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two

***Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two*** is the second entry in the *Epic Mickey* series and the direct sequel to *Epic Mickey*.

## Gameplay

*Epic Mickey* 2 has the added gameplay feature of Oswald Rabbit serving as Mickey Mouse's teammate, whether computer-controlled or in two-player mode. Whereas Mickey continues to utilize his Magic Paintbrush from the first game, Oswald wields a remote that allows him to unleash bolts or bursts of electricity for various purposes.
Ellroy Bheezer

**Ellroy Bheezer** is a mynah bird.

## Description

Ellroy is Ellsworth Bheezer's adopted son. Like his father, he is an intelligent mynah bird. As Ellsworth is often off on numerous globe-trotting adventures, Ellroy tends to stay with Mickey and gets involved in all kinds of adventures too.

## Behind the scenes

Ellroy was introduced by Romano Scarpa in the story *Topolino e il rampollo di Gancio* ("Mickey and Ellsworth's Offspring"). In the story, Ellsworth is seen having joined the Foreign Legion, and he ends up adopting the home- and parentless little fledgling and being expelled from the Foreign Legion because of that. It is unclear whether the rather harsh theme of the story prevented it from being printed in many languages, but because Ellroy was not introduced properly in several countries, translators tended to mistake him for his father despite the visual differences.
Scarpa actually stated that he invented Ellroy because Ellsworth was too strong-willed to work as a permanent sidekick for Mickey. Like Atomo Bleep-Bleep before him, Ellroy formed a dynamic team with Mickey in which Mickey is the taller character. Ellroy's somewhat laxer attitude towards common morals proves an interesting contrast to Mickey in some Scarpa stories.
The only author who has used Ellroy extensively after Scarpa is Casty (e.g. The Big Fat Flat Blot Plot). However, Francesco Artibani has recently written *The Seventh Raven* (art by Lorenzo Pastrovicchio)*,* centering on the relationship between Ellroy and his dad and even expanding on the original Scarpa tale.
Fake Horace Twerp

The **Fake Horace Twerp** is a dognose.

## Description

The Fake Horace Twerp is a muscular man living in his (fully)owned) house in Seedyville. In 1961, Donald Duck, acting in place of Horace Twerp's landlord McDuck, confused the man for his neighbor, and the man went along with it trying to get Donald to fix his house for him.

## Behind the scenes

The Fake Horace Twerp is featured (though never named) 1961 story *The Trouble Shooters*.
Duckesque Talisman

The **Duckesque Talisman** is a golden artifact.

## Description

The Duckesque Talisman is a golden bat-shaped statue, embedded in the hilt of a heirloom sword of the Duckesque line. The Talisman's first known Duckesque owner, in the Renaissance, was antagonized by a Wicked Witch who sought to obtain the talisman (possibly because it posses otherwise-nondescript mystical abilities). However, thanks to a witch-repelling garlic mixture he had invented, the Count was able to safeguard the Talisman, which was later hidden alongside the rest of the Duckesque fortune in the family's castle, only retrived by the Duckesque heir in the year 1986.

## Behind the scenes

The Duckesque Talisman was only ever seen in the 1986 story *Donald Duck and the Adventure in Transylvania*.
F.B.I. (Toon)

Some of the hiding Toons in cahoots with the so-called F.B.I.

The **F.B.I.** (for **Famously Bonkers Individuals**) was a secret spying organization.

## Description

This "F.B.I." was founded by malevolent Toons who had infiltrated human society for some nefarious purpose in the late 1990's. To defuse investigations about them, they took the bold approach of substituting themselves with the real government organizations who should have been handling the matter, and hire investigators to unmask their own plot. Only, the investigators they picked were the phenomenally oblivious Donald and Daisy Duck, who utterly failed to unmask any of the disguised Toons.

## Behind the scenes

They are mentioned in Issue 21 of *WAK!*.
Drink-Mixer

## The Drink-Mixer

 The **Drink-Mixer** is a mysterious being residing at the Interdimensional Tavern.

## Description

The Interdimensional Tavern's Drink-Mixer is a mysterious being, as varied and changeable as the cocktails they prepare: every time a patron of the Tavern comes by, they will find a different person (of a different species) occupying the Drink-Mixer post, but they are in fact all one impossible individual.

## Behind the scenes

The Drink-Mixer was first featured in the 2019 *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* short story *Cupid Fact File No. 124 — The Interdimensional Tavern*.
Earth

The Earth as seen from outer space.

**Earth** is the third planet from the Sun in the Solar System.

## Description

Earth is mainly inhabited by anthropomorphic birds, mammals, and other animals. The surface of Earth consists of mostly ocean, seven main land masses, called continents, and many islands. It is home to many exotic creatures, such as Terra-Fermians, and locales, such as an island containing youth water and age potatoes. Earth's neighboring planets include Mars and Venus, which are home to their own types of citizens. Non-planet locations near Earth include the Moon, Neverland and the Golden Moon.

## Behind the scenes

Naturally, Earth is the setting of most stories.
Egg.

First & only page of the story.

 ***Egg.*** is one of the comic stories of the unofficial *Charlie's Head Is In The Hatbox* ‘verse, created by Rain N. Thirteen. It features Rain's World's Hatbox Ghost (Charlie Hatfield) and its Beating Heart Bride Emily Gracey.

## Plot

Charlie Hatfield tries to recite an acronym poetry for Emily, but comes up dry for the last letter ("E"). Emily has a goofy suggestion.

## Behind the scenes

*Egg.* was first released in 2020 on *Rain's Blog*, and was later reblogged onto the main *Charlie's Head Is In The Hatbox*.
Earthaplane

The **Earthaplane** was a one-of-a-kind vehicle operated by Wing Ding.

## Description

Powered by ground diamonds, Wing Ding's Earthaplane was a vehicle that enabled him to travel from 5000-miles-deep Concavia to the surface of the Earth and back. He used it in 1954 to collect Mickey Mouse and bring him back to Procrasta so that he may become King of the Concavians and help in the war with the Twitz, but it was destroyed in the process (forcing Mickey to find another way to return home).

## Behind the scenes

The Earthaplane appears in the 1954 story *A Fatal Occupation*.
Emily Quackfaster

**Emily Quackfaster**, better known as **Miss Quackfaster**, and sometimes nicknamed **Miss Quack**, is a female anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

The no-nonsense and efficient Emily Quackfaster is Scrooge McDuck's secretary, and as good with numbers as that job description implies. Together with Mr Clerkly and Quackmore, she effectively runs the Money Bin's administrative staff, something Scrooge, for all his business shrewdness, is utterly incapable of. She was actually hired by Matilda and Hortense, Scrooge's sister, in the 1910's, as they felt Scrooge was overworking himself. Initially reluctant to pay one more employee, Scrooge nevertheless quickly warmed up to Miss Quackfaster. It seems that she was also briefly married to an unknown “Mr Featherby”, as she went by the name of Mrs Featherby in the late 1980's. For unknown reasons, Quackfaster is immune to most types of sorcery, though Foof Bombs sometimes work on her.

## Behind the scenes

Emily Quackfaster was first seen (anonymously) in 1961 in Carl Barks's *The Midas Touch*.

In a 1963 Italian story written by Abramo and Giampaolo Barosso, a secretary resembling Miss Quackfaster (called "Mrs Quac" in Italian) was featured; though she may not have been based on Barks's then-recent secretary character, she is usually reckoned to be the same person as Quackfaster in-universe).

The version of Quackfaster in *DuckTales 2017* was made a librarian rather than Scrooge's secretary, conflating her with her lookalike from the comics, Miss De Wak.

### Voice Actresses

* Tress MacNeille (*Dinosaur Ducks*)
* Joan Gerber (*Hero for Hire*)
* Susan Blu (*Blue Collar Scrooge*)
* June Foray (*Yuppy Ducks*, *Treasure of the Lost Lamp*)
* Susanne Blakeslee (*DuckTales 2017*, actually an alternate version of the character)

### Notes & References

1. ↑ As made explicit in *The Formula for a Perfect Holiday*.
2. ↑ This is the name she uses in the classic *DuckTales* cartoons.
3. ↑ *Magica Misery*
Epic Mickey (in-universe)

## *Epic Mickey*

 ***Epic Mickey*** is a video game from the Prime Universe, a loose counterpart to *Epic Mickey* as it exists in the real world.

## Description

As advertised in a magazine read by the Ghost Host in October 2009, *Epic Mickey* concerned the adventures of Mickey Mouse in Wasteland, a world created by Yen Sid. This much matches up to real events, but the game also contained several visuals not encountered by Mickey during his real Wasteland adventures, and had, as its ultimate antagonist, not the huge and demon-like Blot, but a simultaneously much more humanoid and much more terrifying figure known as the Phantom Blot, though it bore little resemblance to the human criminal of the same name. The game was, strangely, actually made *before* most of the events that inspired it actually took place.

## Behind the scenes

This version of *Epic Mickey* is mentioned in the 2009 unlicensed webcast *“Epic” Proportions*.

The various discrepancies between this game and the real-life *Epic Mickey* are for the most part unintentional, actually resulting from the write making his best guesses as to what the game *would* be like based on early material.
Farragut the Falcon

First page of the story.

***Farragut the Falcon***, also printed as ***Fred the Falcon***, is a comic story written and drawn by Carl Barks. It features Donald Duck, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Jughead Jones, and, in their debut, Farragut and Eider Duck.

## Plot

Donald Duck receives a fearsome trained falcon from his uncle Eider as a gift. Donald doesn't really have any idea how to handle a raptor, despite his claims that he knows what he's doing, and catastrophes after catastrophes ensue…

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed in DeAugustcember of 1944 in *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories* #47. It was then reprinted in *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories* #302, *Donald Duck* #341, and, of course, in the various versions of the *Carl Barks Library*. Under the title of *Fred the Falcon*, it was also printed in the British *Donald and Mickey* #53, in a cut version.
Entombed

***Entombed*** is a cartoon written by Darrick Bachman, Paul Rudish and Dave Thomas, and directed by Rudish and Thomas. It features Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse, and, in his debut, King Hotmutten. A golden mask resembling Goofy, and statues of various Egyptian gods, can also be seen. The title card features cameo by Oswald Rabbit, but under no form is he featured in the narrative.

## Description

Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse travel to the Valley of the Kings in Egypt to find the lost tomb of King Hotmutten and the wonders it is sure to conceal. Minnie does quick work of finding the tomb but the two then become separated, with Minnie somehow finding treasure after treasure while setting traps that only Mickey ever falls into…

### Continuity

* Various shots in the film, as well as the design of the spiders featured in it, mirror the *Silly Symphonies* cartoon *Egyptian Melodies* (1931).

## Behind the scenes

This short was released in May of 2016 as part of the 2013 *Mickey Mouse* TV series.
Eggheads

## The Eggheads

The **Eggheads** are the 2017 Continuum version of the Eggmen.

## Description

These anthropomorphic ducks in yellow-and-orange jumpsuits are the identically uniformed henchmen of F.O.W.L., so called because of their egg-shaped helmets, matched with stylish sunglasses. Though some Eggheads are dumb muscle, a subset of them are actually highly intelligent in their own right.

## Behind the scenes

The Eggheads first appeared in the *DuckTales 2017* episode *Double-O-Duck in You Only Crash Twice*. The group's name was changed to reflect that the soldiers include both male and female characters.
Duck Family Mural

The **Duck Family Mural** (also called the **Duck Mural**, **Duck Banquet Mural**, or **Tokyo Duck Mural**) is a mural. It features Donald Duck, Scrooge McDuck, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, Daisy Duck, Hortense McDuck, Quackmore Duck, Della Duck, Fethry Duck, Brigitta MacBridge, Grandma Duck, Ludwig von Drake, Goldie O'Gilt, Gyro Gearloose, Gosalyn Mallard, Webbigail Vanderquack, Launchpad McQuack, Gladstone Gander, and a duck who may be Eider Duck, Fenton Crackshell, or someone else entirely.

## Description

The Duck family and friends have all gathered around the table for a feast.

## Behind the scenes

The Mural is featured in Tokyo Disneyland. It may not be a representation of a scene that actually happened, because it is a parody of another painting, and because Della Duck appears while Huey, Dewey, and Louie are at their present age, and a younger Goldie O'Gilt appears while Scrooge McDuck is at his present age. It is undecided who the cake-dropping Duck is meant to be, but most say that it is probably Eider Duck or Fenton Crackshell.
Eulalia and Enza

**Eulalia and Enza** are or were two human women.

## Description

Eulalia and Enza were two unpleasant women acquainted with Mickey Mouse. In the hypnotically-induced dream he had in 1949 of wandering through Dante Alighieri's Inferno, Eulalia and Enza appeared as two rotten, hissing Furies.

## Behind the scenes

Eulalia and Enza appear in the 1949 classic *Mickey's Inferno*. They were a joke played by writer Guido Martina on two employees of the *Topolino* magazine, editor Enza Pecchi (who also lettered *Mickey's Inferno*) and the secretary Eulalia, whose last name has been lost to history.
Viper

Not very strong in arment, but fast and agile.

shield:150

Hull:350

Top speed:300

Turn speed:6.75

Acceleration:23

Primary weapon:Phaser

Projectile size:Small

Barrels:4

Warp drive:Yes

Cargo hold:35

Cost:4557

Ores needed:Silicone:418

Carbon:283

Iridium:245

Tips

Try to attack base defense fighters, they havent that strong arment and arent that durable.
Electronic Question Answerer

**Magical?** | No

## Description

**Gyro**’s Electronic Question Answerer is essentially his **Little Helper** hidden in a metallic box full of gizmos. Using paper and pencil, he answers the questions and deposits the notes through a hole in the box.

The Electronic Question Answerer suggested that **Gyro** invents a cheese so tempting to the rats that they will follow him to the **Goose River** like the Pied Piper and then to blow up the bridge so that they can’t get back.
Emma Glamour

**Emma Glamour** is an anthropomorphic gray parrot, and the mother of Mark Beaks.

## Description

Emma Glamour is one of Duckburg's most famous bloggers, who created the IT-List. In spite of being his mother, she has never let Mark Beaks onto the IT-List. Every year she holds a party. Only guests with an invitation, signed by Emma, are allowed to come to the party. Emma is very arrogant, and she is frequently rude to her personal assistant, Daisy Duck.

## Gallery

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

Emma Glamour first appeared in the 2017 DuckTales episode, *Louie's Eleven!*.
Elderly Merchant's Wife

## The Elderly Marchant's Wife

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

## Description

The wife of weary old merchant, this woman followed him on a trip to Agrabah with their daughter some time after Aladdin's first defeat of Jafar, against her better judgement (a backgammon enthusiast with a taste for the finer things in life, she didn't much enjoy the trip on camelback across the sands of the desrt). After the three travellers stumbled upon Jafar's Lamp, the daughter immediately wished they'd never gone on this rubbish trip at all.

## Behind the scenes

The Elderly Merchant's Wife appears in the 1993 story *More Arabian Nights*.
Ezra Beetle

With Grandpa Bootle Beetle in an abandoned lot next to Donald Duck's house (formerly)

## Behind the Scenes

### Index

***Ezra Beetle stories***

**Ezra Beetle** is an anthropomorphic bug (specifically a Bootle Beetle).

## Description

A young and adventurous Bootle Beetle, Ezra is the grandson of Grandpa Bootle Beetle. Often frustrated with what he considered a boring life, living first in a meadow and later in an abandoned lot and eating beans every night, Ezra tried to run away and find some excitement on several occasions, however, he was warned from doing this by Grandpa Bootle Beetle, who had done similar things in his youth and met with great danger.

It would seem that Ezra eventually stopped living with Grandpa Beetle, likely having grown up and moved out on his own, as he no longer accompanied the older bug upon the latter's move to Junkville. The exact fate of Ezra Beetle therefore remains unknown.

## Behind the scenes

Ezra first appeared in *Bootle Beetle* in 1947. He later appeared in *The Greener Yard* in 1949.

Ezra Beetle may also be one of the two young Bootle Beetles who appear in *Morris, the Midget Moose*; however, this is unconfirmed.
Duckenstein

First page of the story.

***Duckenstein*** (or ***Duckenstein di Mary Shelduck***/ ***Duckenstein by Mary Shelduck*** in the original Italian), also known as ***Frankenstein Starring Donald Duck***, is a *Great Parodies* comic story written by Bruno Enna and drawn by Fabio Celoni. It features, in their debuts, Victor von Duckenstein, Gusbert Walton, his grandmother, Daisy Beth, the Duckenstein Parents, Scrooge von Duck, Gladstone Clerval, Gyrus Magnus, Papercelsus, Wilm, Wolf and Waldo von Duckenstein, Professor Waldrake, Gyrempe, Growl, the Old Illiterate and his hound. Mary Shelduck is also mentioned

## Plot

In the turn of the 19th century, a slow-witted explorer at the North Pole encounters the young disillusioned scientist and artist Victor von Duckenstein, who soon reveals that he is in pursuit of a dangerous monster he created — a construct of cardboard and paint given life, created through ancient alchemical means combined with modern scientific advances. Victor and the creature, Growl, take turns telling their extraordinary story…

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed in November of 2016 in *Topolino* #3179 and #3180. It was released in English on August 13th, 2019 by Dark Horse Comics with translation by Tea Orsi. Although the hardcover book itself was entitled *Disney's Frankenstein, Starring Donald Duck*, the actual first page retained the title of *Duckenstein*.

It is a Grand Parody of Mary Shelley's *Frankenstein*, sticking closely to the plot points of the book, though with a number of departures to make the story more uplifting and light-hearted and justify the "parody" label. The story does, however, allow itself to borrow elements of the Monster's design from the Universal Monsters adaptation begun with the seminal Boris Karloff film.

Though the story is, much like *Bram Topker's Dracula*, entitled *Duckenstein **di Mary Shelduck***, implying it is an in-universe work of fiction written by Mary Shelduck, the story does not otherwise stick to this notion, with an ending that makes a world's worth more sense if the comic narrates "real" events in the Disney comics universe. Moreover, frequent mention of a fictional *Frank*enstein in other stories cast doubt on the idea that *Duckenstein* could possibly be the in-universe version of the real-life *Frankenstein* novel. The stance taken by the Wiki for lack of a clearer picture is that the story narrates real events, but ones which inspired Mary Shelduck to write her ***Frank**enstein* later on.
Duckburg Quest

***Duckburg Quest*** is an online game featuring the *DuckTales 2017* versions of Scrooge McDuck, Donald Duck Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Webby Vanderquack, Launchpad McQuack, Mrs. Beakley, Ma Beagle and the Beagle Boys, Lena De Spell, as well as, in their debuts, Lester Colt, Ducky, Ducko, Ani, Julius, Fiorella, Monique, Raul, Gary, Pegga, Piggy, Edgar, Ken, Joan, Doggo, Dogga, Kim, Nancy, Mike, Jesus, Teresa, Ivan, Josue, Miguel, and Adam.

## Plot

Learning by way of a Lester Colt newscast that Scrooge McDuck is apparently getting married to Ma Beagle, the kids must defeat a number of Beagle Boys prowling the streets of Duckburg and stop Ma Beagle's nefarious scheme before it's too late!

### References

* Dewey Duck meets up with Launchpad McQuack in the Rockerduck Estates.
* Ducky is an acquaintance of Lena, who loaned her a hacking laptop.

## Behind the scenes

*Duckburg Quest* was released in 2017 online to tie in with the release of *DuckTales 2017*. *Gravity Falls* is referenced, as Webby has a grappling hook weapon which Lena claims did not used to belong to Mabel Pines. The game also includes the Carl Barks Art Museum and the Don Rosa Community Park.
Sixfold

A fast agile power house excelling at killing anything below cruiser.

It's equipped with 4 Small Lasers and 2 Flak Cannons,

**Stats**

Shields 900

Hull 500

Top Speed 145

Turn Speed 0.7

Acceleration 22

Small Turrets 6

Primary Weapon : Cannon

Projectile Size : Tiny

Barrels 12

Warp Capable

Cargo Hold 63

**Resource Cost**

Silicate 1027

Carbon 772

Iridium 356

**Tips**

Your weapons have very clear line of sight and you are very agile.

Try keeping in your enemies blind spots(for most larger ships this will be under them.)

By pressing F you get a very powerful manual aim cannon, this requires practice to use but can turn the tides of battle.
DuckTales: Living Mummies!

The original cover of the book.

***DuckTales: Living Mummies!*** is the novelisation of *The Living Mummies of Toth-Ra*, written by Eric Geron. Like the original, it features Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Scrooge McDuck, Launchpad McQuack, Webby Vanderquack, Amunet, Toth-Ra and Sabaf.

## Plot

In a retelling of the televised episode, the Ducks, exploring the lost Pyramid of Toth-Ra, discover a community of Ancient Egyptians who live in fear of their seemingly-undead pharaoh Toth-Ra…

## Behind the scenes

This novelization of *The Living Mummies of Toth-Ra* was printed in July 2018 alongside *DuckTales: Tunnel of Terror!*, the novelization of *Terror of the Terra-Firmians*.
Duckburg Geography

Duckburg is a large town with many interesting places and buildings. This article is a list of recurring places. For the main article see Duckburg.

*This list should only contain recurring buildings, preferably by multiple creators.*

## Places of Interest

### Duckburg Central

* Cornelius Coot Statue: Possibly the tallest structure in the city park, built by Scrooge McDuck in 1952. Houses an archive to Cornelius Coot.
* Duckburg Museum: A large museum.
	+ Duckburg Hall of Fame: A second department of Duckburg Museum's institution.
* Hotel Ritz: A luxury hotel
* McDuck Tower: A skyscraper for Business and housing.
* Money Bin: Scrooge McDuck's Fortress, and economic center of the city. Stands atop Killmotor Hill.
* Town Hall: City administry. Workplace of Mayor Hogwilde and/or Toothbrush-Mustached Mayor.

### Non-central Duckburg

* The Tulebug River: crosses straight through the City and the Black Forest.
* The Harbor: Supposedly at the mouth of the Tulebug River.
* Shacktown: Duckburg's dilapidated district. Mostly poor people live there, such as the Umble Kids. Possibly by the edge to the Black Forest.
* Leavenworst Prison: A fortified high-security prison.
* Duckburg Airport
* Duckburg School: sometimes "public School 3 1/2". The primary school Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck attends.
* Old Duckburg: The original city, now paved over, and under ground of the modern city. Consists of various abandoned houses and buildings.

### Outskirts

* Bear Mountain: Mountain with a large amount of bears.
* The Black Forest: a very large and dense forest surrounding Duckburg on most sides.
* Fort Duckburg: Formerly on Killmotor Hill, currently near the Black Forest. Houses the HQ of the Junior Woodchucks.
* Grandma Duck's Farm: in the countryside. Usually portrayed as west by south-west of Duckburg.
* McDuck Zoo: Scrooge McDuck's private zoo.
* Mount Demontooth: A dangerous and steep mountain populated by a variety of animals.
Enchanted Tiki Room (location)

## Enchanted Tiki Room

The **Enchanted Tiki Room** is an enchanted structure in the middle of a Hawaiian Jungle.

## Description

The Enchanted Tiki Room is an enchanted structure in a Hawaiian jungle. It is owned by four macaws: Jose, Michael, Pierre, and Fritz. The macaws use the room as a place to put on their show, which they began in 1963. Other birds who have lived in the Tiki Room over the years are Rosita, who later went on to become a miner's canary at Big Thunder Mountain before returning to perform at the popular bar "The Tropical Hideaway" next to the Room, and Juan, a cousin of Jose, who has at times greeted guests at the entrance of the Tiki Room. The Orange Bird has also been known to visit the building from time to time, but cannot sing. Many other birds also reside in the room and perform as background singers during the shows.

In 1998 the show was taken over by Iago and Zazu. Iago changed the show to such an extent that it angered the Tiki Gods, particularly Uh-Oa, the Tiki Goddess of Disaster, who drove him off using her powers. The building is known to be enchanted, and any wish made on the premises usually comes true, often with unexpected consequences.

## Behind the scenes

The Enchanted Tiki Room first appeared in 1963 in *Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room*, an attraction at Disneyland Resort and later at Walt Disney World Resort. In 1998 it was refurbished as *Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room: Under New Management*, introducing Iago and Zazu to the show. It was restored to the original version in 2011.
FAQ/General

***This page is a repository of common questions people have
about the Disney comics universe, and their answers!***

## ***“The Richest Duck in the World”?***

   $crooge McDuck is **often described as “the richest duck in the world”**. Depending on who you listen to, Flintheart Glomgold, John D. Rockerduck or even the Duke of Baloni may be “**the second-richest duck**”.

However, you must always keep in mind that **this doesn't mean**that Scrooge is *only* the richest anthropomorphic duck on the Disney Comics Universe's Earth. It's not as though any anthropomorphic pig or goat could be richer than Scrooge for all we know.

**Scrooge is the richest man in the world**; saying “richest *duck*” is just an oft-used phrase, drawing its popularity from the fact that, well, it sounds funnier that way, like if he said “richest top-hat-wearing old crank in the world”.

## ***Why do Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck live with Donald? Where are their parents?!***

   The real parents of Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck are canonically **Donald Duck's sister Della** (also Thelma or Dumbella), and **a mysterious “Mr Duck”** (no relation) about whom little is known, except that he *may* be Daisy Duck's brother. Possibly. Who knows.
Not much was known about Della either until 2014, when the story *Family Ties* revealed that Della was **a daredevil test-pilot** who entrusted Huey, Dewey and Louie to Donald for the duration of **a test venture into space… then never came back**. The triplets' father's fate, meanwhile, is unknown.

**In the world of *DuckTales 2017***, Della was also a pilot, and **adventured with her brother and her uncle Scrooge in the past**, only to become **lost in space** while testing an experimental spaceship called **the *Spear of Selene***. Unbeknownst to her family, she crash-landed on the Moon, where she has been living a Robinson Crusoe-esque lifestyle. Readers should remember that **this is only canon to the parallel universe where *DuckTales 2017* takes place** — *not* to the classic continuity.