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Chip

**Chip** is a partially anthropomorphic chipmunk and the brother of Dale.

## Description

Chip is a somewhat rascally and crafty chipmunk, the brother of Dale, and member/leader of the detective agency known as the Rescue Rangers. Chip tends to be serious and with a strong sense of responsibility, to the point that he is sometimes accused of not knowing how to have fun. He can be domineering and often ends up in squabbles with Dale over his more laid back manner. At times, though, he also lets himself go and joins Dale in some frivolity.

## Gallery

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

An early version of Chip, as well as an early version of his brother, Dale, first appeared in 1943's *Private Pluto*. In *Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers*, Chip was loosely modeled on Indiana Jones.

### Voice actors

* Tress MacNeille
* Jan Johns

## Notes and References

1. ↑ *Disneystrology*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Dull Kinda Danger*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 | *Dutch Duck comics to include LGBT couples for first time* on *The Feathery Society*
4. ↑ *Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers*
Candy House

The **Candy House** is an enchanted building in the Enchanted Forest.

## Description

Presumably built by the Witch in the Candy House, the Candy House (located in the middle of the Enchanted Forest) was a lure used by the cannibalistic hag to get children or other "tasty" young people into her claws.

Presumably thanks to enchantments placed on it, the whole house was actually made of various kinds of candy and desserts. Also thanks to its inherent magic, the house was much bigger on the inside, and while the first rooms you found yourself in when entering were normal enough, the more you tried to escape through the house, the darker, roomier and crazier the candy-themed rooms got.

Fortunately, in 1999, the Witch was defeated by Mickey and Minnie Mouse who then fled. The House presumably remained abandoned, the magic slowly wearing off.

## Behind the scenes

The Candy House was featured in the 1999 short *The Candy House*.
Cashew

**Cashew**, called **Anacardo Mitraglia** in the original Italian, is a young anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

Cashew (whose family name is unknown in English) is Anaclet Weasel's nephew. He is also Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck's classmate and friend. Cashew gets along rather well with the Duck triplets, although he sometimes act antagonistically towards them, mimicking his uncle Anaclet's behavior towards their uncle Donald. Cashew is clever for his age, but not as brilliant, or morally upright, as Huey, Dewey and Louie.

## Behind the scenes

He first appeared in 2006 in the story *Qui, Quo, Qua e la sfida delle soap box*, which has never been published in English.

In Italian, his full name is Anacardo Mitraglia, indicating he is the son of a brother of Anaclet Weasel, whose family name in Italian is Mitraglia. Going by Anaclet's fanmade English name, this would make Cashew's English name "Cashew Weasel".
Canonicity of Disney Afternoon shows

This article is to describe the canonicity of the series that were part of the Disney Afternoon lineup of shows. The titles in italics are the names of the films, while the comments in parentheses describe the canon relation to the comics. See also: *Walt Disney Classics, Canonicity of Silly Symphonies, Canonicity of Pixar Films.*

## Description

* *Adventures of the Gummi Bears* (never shown as canon to the comics, although characters from the series have appeared on a cover with Duckverse characters)
* *DuckTales* (always meant as canon to the comics)
* *Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers* (always meant as canon to the comics)
* *TaleSpin* (recurringly canon to the comics)
* *Darkwing Duck* (always meant as canon to the comics)
* *Goof Troop* (always meant as canon to the comics)
* *Bonkers* (recurringly canon to the comics)
* *Aladdin: The Series* (recurringly canon to the comics)
* *Gargoyles* (never shown as canon to the comics; many elements of lore, such as the portrayals of Merlin or King Oberon, wouldn't fit anyway; but a broadstrokes version of the series is said to exist in the same world as *Atlantis: The Lost Empire*, which *is* canon to the comics, so go figure)
* *The Schnookums and Meat Funny Cartoon Show* (never shown as canon to the comics)
* *Timon & Pumbaa* (occasionally shown as canon to the comics, mostly through *The Lion King*'s own loose ties to them)
* *Quack Pack* (*meant* as canon by the show creators)
* *The Mighty Ducks* (never shown as canon to the comics, universe is incompatible)
* *101 Dalmatians: The Series* (sometimes shown as canon to the comics)
* *Hercules: The Series* (probably canon to the comics, as it crosses over with *Aladdin: The Series* which most definitely *is*, and the original *Hercule* also has some evidence of canonicity to it)

### Scrapped shows

* *Justice Ducks* (probably meant as canon to the comics)
* *Maximum Horsepower* (probably meant as canon to the comics)
* *The Magic Kingdom Show* (although it would have featured characters canon to the comics, it would seem to imply that, ordinarily, the Duck/Mouse characters were not real, and only existed in the cloud Magic Kingdom, meaning that it would have to be considered non-canon or taking place in an alternate universe at least)
* *Disney's Critter Country* (probably meant as canon to the comics)
* *Thumper's Thicket* (probably would have been canon to the comics through *Bambi*)

### Notes and references

1. ↑ A series in which, in 1939, Horace Horsecollar is abducted by aliens on his way to ask Walt Disney to make a cartoon about him
2. ↑ A series in which a boy and a girl discover that a replica of the Magic Kingdom exists floating in the clouds, and that all of the attractions and characters there are real and alive
3. ↑ A series featuring the *Br'er Rabbit* and *Country Bear Jamboree* characters
4. ↑ A series detailing the adventures of Thumper
Captain Percy

**Captain Percy** is or was a male anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

The captain of a band of pirates operating a speedboat marked “*250*”, Captain Percy was active in the Pacific Ocean in the mid-1930's, when it attacked the boat on which Donald Duck was sailing on his way back to Duckburg after some time traveling from island to island. As the boat contained only a shipment of corn, Percy ordered his crew to sink it out of spite. Thanks to Donald's heroic efforts, the crew were able to make it to the lifeboats before the ship sank altogether. Donald himself was believed dead by the crew but was in truth rescued by a mysterious woman.

## Behind the scenes

Captain Percy appears in the 1997 comic story *The Odyssey*.
Butterfly of Columbus

## The Butterfly of Columbus

The **Butterfly of Columbus** is a Butterfly of Eternal Life.

## Description

Over 500 years old thanks to the rejuvenating crystals in Butterfly Valley's Temple of Life, this agreeable butterfly was picked by explorer Christopher Columbus (who was cognizant of its immortality) to become a "living map" to a treasure of gold hidden by the explorer. In 1962, Scrooge McDuck and his nephews found the butterfly and the treasure it led to, but then were kind enough to release the insect, who returned to Butterly Valley unharmed.

## Behind the scenes

The Butterfly of Columbus first appeared in the 1962 story *Uncle Scrooge and the Bodacious Butterfly Trail*.
Article 24

***“Article 24”*** (also titled ***Article 24*** in the original French) is a one-page comic story written and drawn by José Luis Munuera. It features Zorglub.

## Plot

Zorglub describes his hectic and surprisingly vacation-like life as a supervillainous mad scientist.

## Behind the scenes

This comic story has, so far, only ever been printed in October of 2018, in French, in *Le Journal de Spirou* #4200. It was part of a special "theme" issue, featuring one-pagers of almost all characters regularly featured in the *Journal* illustrating (with varying degrees of seriousness or accuracy) each of the 30 Articles of the United Nations‘ Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It illustrated Article 24.

The issue featured several other Article one-pagers featuring *Spirou* characters, insofar as each was the star of their own spin-off: *Article 30*, *Article 3* and the *Preamble*.
Brian Hull

**Brian Hull** is an American voice actor, actor and YouTuber.

## Career

Brian Hull is a Los Angeles-based actor with a particular talent and interest in impressions. A noted Disney fan, Hull made a cameo in a webcast from 2017 where he and several other Mickey Mouse fans met the mouse himself.

Hull, aside from professional voice acting work in movies and video games, has also posted numerous videos on his YouTube channel where he showcases his uncanny ability to impersonate any number of Disney characters — from Captain Hook to Peg-Leg Pete. Hull also made a number of guest appearances on the parody webseries *Google Translate Sings*, often as live-action, parody versions of Disney characters (including the Genie, Bert and more).
Chompin' Charlie

**Chompin' Charlie** is or was a human man.

## Description

Chompin' Charlie is or was a noted Wild West outlaw and marksman with a bullying attitude to “tenderfeet”. He once ended in a duel with a member of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, who won by somehow using Love Potion on his bullet.

## Behind the scenes

Chompin' Charlie appears in the 2019 one-pager *The Copper-Colored Cowboy*.
Caffeine Bomb

## The Caffeine Bomb(2017 Continuum)

Doctor Quackmire Quantum mentioning his plans for a Caffeine Bomb to Scrooge McDuck.

## Behind the scenes

### In

*Go, Go, Golden Years!*

The **Caffeine Bomb** was an unbuilt weapon from the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

While they were vying for possession of the Golden Calf of Latte, the mad scientist Doctor Quackmire Quantum told Scrooge McDuck that he needed it because he believed the secrets it held were the final missing piece that would allow him to complete his Caffeine Bomb. He was, however, unaware of the exact nature of the secret.

## Behind the scenes

The Caffeine Bomb is mentioned in the 2018 story *Go, Go, Golden Years!*.
Bubbles

**Bubbles the Water Baby,** formerly known as **Number Six**, is a mermaid.

## Description

A young merbaby in 1953, noted for her beautiful golden hair but otherwise known as Number Six, Bubbles was unusually precocious for her age. Due to an accident, she ended up away from Mermaid Lagoon, and met various characters at the bottom of the Neverseas, starting with the literal "loan shark" Solly. She returned to the Lagoon a much more confident girl, and with a name of her own, 'Bubbles', given to her by Fiddler Crab and Mr Octopus.

## Bheind the scenes

Bubbles was only ever seen in the 1953 story *Bubbles, the Water Baby*, where she was the main character. Bubbles is modelled after the miscellaneous merbabies featured in the earlier cartoon, *Merbabies*.

Due to a technical mix-up, Bubbles shares an Inducks code with an unrelated Pixar character from the film *Finding Nemo*, also named 'Bubbles'.
97th Cosmos

## The 97th Cosmos

The Earth and Wellsia, Mankind and Wellsiankind: two warring factions in the 97th Cosmos.

## Behind the scenes

### In

*The Wellsians*

 The **97th Cosmos,** also known as **Earth-HG66** to the Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries, is a parallel universe relative to Donald Duck's Prime Universe.

## Description

The 97th Cosmos is a parallel universe where the Earth was home to only one sapient species, Mankind. In 1897, the Wellsians, native to the neighbouring planet Mars, attempted an invasion of Earth, foiled when the Wellsians proved sensitive to human diseases and were almost completely wiped out by a flu outbreak. These events bore an eerie similarity to *War of the Worlds*, a work of fiction in the Prime Universe.

Decades after the near-complete destruction of the Wellsian Empire, the 97th Cosmos was one of the universes where the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids decided to construct a base. Located on Venus, Morningstar 1 was the location of a crisis in 2019 when the alchemist Mandragora-257 dug up some Wellsians who had crashed there a century earlier and attempted to revive them. This eventually led to the destruction of the base and to the five surviving Wellsians acquiring a Fog Ship, escaping out of their home universe and into the wider multiverse.

## Behind the scenes

The 97th Cosmos was first seen in 2019 in *The Wellsians*.

It presumably derives its name from being defined primarily as a universe in which the events of H.G. Wells's *War of the Worlds* truly happened, the novel having been first serialised in 18*97* (also the date mentioned in *The Resurrection of the Wellsians* for the in-universe Wellsian invasion of Earth). Likewise, the “HG” in Earth-HG66 is a transparent enough allusion to H.G. Wells's initials.
Cannibal Plant

## The Cannibal Plant

The **Cannibal Plant** is a male anthropomorphic plant.

## Description

This plant was gifted to Goofy as a normal "cannibal plant" from Brazil. In 1943, the influence of Mickey Mouse's Electro-Box turned the Plant into a large, moving, humanoid being. At first still following his instincts, the Cannibal Plant attempted to eat Mickey and Goofy, but it then met a female peach tree who had also been given life by the Box. It was love at first sight between the two bizarre beings, and this led the Cannibal Plant to reform.

## Behind the scenes

The Cannibal Plant was only ever seen in the 1943 *The 'Lectro Box*.
Caballero Carioca

## Pascoal Papagaio

**Pascoal Papagaio** was an anthropomorphic parrot.

## Description

A Brazilian adventurer, Pascoal Papagaio was an ancestor of José Carioca, whom he resembled closely. Together with Don Dugo and Gallus Maximus, Papagaio was one of the original Three Caballeros who defeated Lord Felldrake with the help of the goddess Xandra.

## Behind the scenes

Pascoal Papagaio was created in 2018 for *Legend of the Three Caballeros*, being first mentioned in its first episode *Dope-a-Cabana*.
Brian's Wife

**Brian's Wife** is a human woman.

## Description

This woman had, by 2020, become friends with Goofy. Shortly before deciding to take a trip to Walt Disney World with her husband Brian and their kids, she talked it over with Goofy in a coffee shop. Although Goofy said nothing in the entire conversation, merely being a "great listener", both seemed to enjoy it.

## Behind the scenes

Brian's Wife appears in the 2020 commercial *Coffee Shop Conversation*.

Due to commercials rarely possessing end credits, the identity of the actor who portrayed Brian remains unknown to the Wiki. Any information would be much appreciated.
A Work of Art?

***A Work of Art?*** is the direct translation of ***Opera d'arte ?***, the Italian title for an originally-nameless a comic strip written by Bob Karp and drawn by Al Taliaferro. It features Donald Duck and a nameless con-man, and mentions Rembrandt for the first time in the Disney Comics Universe.

## Plot

When a shady man in a shady alley offers to sell Donald Duck a painting by Rembrandt for ten bucks, Donald is too quick to agree to the deal!

### References

* Donald Duck is familiar with the painter Rembrandt, and knows his paintings usually fetch huge sums.
* A calendar establishes the strip to take place in the year of its publication, 1940.

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed in June of 1940 in various American newspapers. It was later reprinted in W*alt Disney's Comics and Stories* #20, in *Uncle Scrooge* #315 and in the first volume of *Donald Duck: The Complete Newspaper Comics*. In all of these printings, the strip remained nameless; only in its fourth Italian printing, in 1997's *Disney MEGAzine* #30, did it receive an individual title, *Opera d'arte ?*, which remains the story's only official title to date.
Champignac-en-Cambrousse

**Champignac-en-Cambrousse**, or simply **Champignac** is a quaint rural village, believed to be located in France.

## Description

Staunchly resisting any attempts from the rest of the world at modernization, Champignac-en-Cambrousse is the archetype of the quaint French rural village, complete with colorful locals such as the spoonerism-prone mayor Gustave Labarbe or the eccentric gentleman-inventor Count Pacôme de Champignac. It serves as a sort of second home to Spirou and Fantasio due to their friendship with the Count.

### List of Champignac Inhabitants

* ***See List of Inhabitants of Champignac-en-Cambrousse***

## Behind the scenes

Champignac was created alongside the eponymous Count in the 1950 Spirou comic story *There's A Sorcerer in Champignac*.
Bugless Aircraft Corporation

## The Bugless Aircraft Corporation

The **Bugless Aircraft Corporation** are a rocket-building company.

## Description

In 1958, when the Rat Scientists were commissioned by the Beagle Boys to create a custom rocket for them, they used top-secret plans stolen from, among others, the Bugless Aircraft Corporation.

## Behind the scenes

The Bugless Aircraft Corporation's name is glimpsed on stolen plans in the 1958 story *The Twenty-Four Carat Moon*. It is a pun on the real-life aircraft builder Burgess .
Catherine Tate

**Catherine Tate** is a popular British actress and comedian. Among her most famous roles are her sketch comedy show *The Catherine Tate Show*, and her acting as Donna Noble in the *Doctor Who* series opposite David Tennant's Tenth Doctor. She was reunited with Tennant on *DuckTales 2017*, where he voices a version of Scrooge McDuck while she portrays Magica De Spell.
Brickheart Glomgold

**Brickheart Glomgold** is the father of Flintheart Glomgold and is an anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Brickheart Glomgold, the son of Stoneheart Glomgold, lived in South Africa and owned a bar.

## Behind The Scenes

Brickheart's first and only appearance was in the comic written by Marco Rota released in 2015, *The Glomgold Heritage*.
Captain Hook and the Buried Treasure

First page of the story.

***Captain Hook and the Buried Treasure*** is a comic story written by Del Connell and drawn by Dick Moores. It features Captain Hook, Yellow Beak, Tinker Bell, Wendy, John and Michael Darling, Mr Smee, Mr and Mrs Darling and Peter Pan.

## Plot

The Darling family's holiday in a beat-up old seaside house on Lobster Cove turns into another pirate adventure for the Darling children when the “mangy old parrot” who came to the house is revealed by the magic of Tinker Bell as none other than Yellow Beak, a *sentient* parrot and associate of Peter Pan, here undercover to look for a treasure map hidden in the house! Unfortunately, Captain Hook and Mr Smee have also come to Earth, aboard the *Skull'n'Bones*, hoping to get the map before Pan and Yellow Beak do…

### References

* Yellow Beak and Peter Pan once saved an old sailor in a shipwreck, who gave them the location of the map in gratitude.
* The Darling children end the story resolved to buy the old house using their share treasure.
* Hook is sailing a ship known as the *Skull'n'Bones*, which is recognized on sight by Yellow Beak.

### Continuity

* This story reuses the plot of *Donald Duck Finds Pirate Gold* (1942), to the point that the names for landmarks of Morgan's Island in the 1942 story, including Bald Rock, Skeleton Tree and Spyglass Cove, are reused for the unnamed treasure island of the 1953 tale, although they can hardly be the same island.
* However, as it features the Darling children not visibly any older than they were in *Peter Pan* (1953), the story must take place in the very early 20th century, and, thus, *before* Yellow Beak's 1942 adventure with Donald. This is consistent with Yellow Beak not yet having a peg leg and with the implication that he has thus far lived his whole life in Neverland, and intends to use the treasure to *begin* having adventures in the Seven Seas of Earth.
* This might be argued to lead into the status-quo of *The Seven Dwarfs and the Pirate* (1949), another *Finds Pirate* Gold semi-remake which, for a miscellany of reasons, must also take place a goodly amount of time before the “present day”, and begins with a young, two-footed Yellow Beak in possession of a ship.

## Behind the scenes

*Captain Hook and the Buried Treasure* was the fourth comic reincarnation of the unfinished 1939 feature film *Morgan's Ghost*, released in 1953 in *Peter Pan Treasure Chest*; it is notably closer to the 1942 *Donald Duck Finds Pirate Gold* than either of the intervening adaptation, borrowing whole sequences. It was, at any rate, reprinted in English in *Walt Disney Comics Digest* #31 and later in *Walt Disney's Comics Digest* #2.
Brick Arm Guy (2017 Continuum)

## The Brick Arm Guy(2017 Continuum)

The **Brick Arm Guy** is the ghost of a human man and the 2017 Continuum's counterpart to the Brick Arm Guy.

## Description

Identical to the original as far as can be parsed, this version of the Brick Arm Guy once again walled himself in his crypt in 2017 to avoid being noticed (and bothered) by the Ducks when they visited the Haunted Mansion's graveyard in search of the Ghost Bride's Ring.

## Behind the scenes

This version of the Brick Arm Guy appeared in the 2017 webcast *The Hunt for the Ghost Bride's Ring*.
Bubba Duck

**Bubba the Cave Duck** is a young cave duck that Scrooge McDuck adopted in 1988. Since then, he has been a resident of McDuck Manor along with his pet triceratops, Tootsie.

## Behind the Scenes

Bubba and Tootsie first appeared in *Time is Money*, an episode of the second season of *DuckTales*. The episode aired as a two-hour special on November 25, 1988.

He made a cameo appearance in the *DuckTales* and *Darkwing Duck* crossover storyline Dangerous Currency as one of the citizens who fights back the slime.
Buzz B. Bunny

**Buzz Bonheurheim Bunny** is a male anthropomorphic rabbit.

## Description

Buzz B. Bunny is a well-dressed TV presenter working for the news channel Crowford News, known for his ever-enthusiastic disposition. In 2018, he interviewed Scrooge McDuck about the several times Scrooge discovered Atlantean ruins.

## Behind the scenes

He is an incidental character in the 2018 unofficial story *Hare-Brained Hooligans*. As the story is a homage to *Joe Torcivia's The Issue At Hand*, his appearance and name are a nod to Bugs Bunny, of whom Torcivia is quite fond.
Brutopia

**Brutopia** is a country aiming for world domination. It is lead by a dictator named Bruto Castrova of Ironheelia. Brutopia specializes in placing spies in non-aligned nations.

## Description

Little is known of their nation, as few (or no) stories have been set within its' borders. But their leader, Brutus, seems to be a military dictator. Dissidents and unfulfilled operators may to be punished by working in the salt mines.

Brutopia has a space program of some sort, as they are known to have a few satellites in orbit, one of which was destroyed when the Curse of Nostrildamus caused it to fall to Earth.

## Attempted plans

**1950:** A network of spies working for Brutopia attempted to steal plans for a Q-bomb. However, the network was intercepted by an american agent of the Secret Secret Service, whom sabotaged the plans.

**1957:** A brutopian representative in Duckburg tried to steal the element Bombastium from Scrooge McDuck to use it for nuclear weapons.

**1963:** Two agents, advised by a duckburgian military scientist, tried to rob an army truck with a cargo of dance-ray-guns, hoping they could use the guns to start a revolution in Coco Nutsia.

**1965:** A Brutopian Consul in Duckburg hypnotized Scrooge and planned to use the hypnotizing machine to take over the world.

**???:** A Brutopian representative in Duckburg was among the rivals of Scrooge McDuck to wait at the Duckburg Airport to find out the location of the mysterious Plain Awful, however, the Ducks were disguised, and the location was not found out.

**2001:** The Ducks, while searching for a map, get attacked by Brutopian armies. However, Scrooge always manages to stop the Brutopians.

## Known natives, and accomplices

* Brutopian Representative. A recurring ambassador to USA.
* Brutopian Consul. A Brutopian official running a secret base in Duckburg.
* Donaldo el Quacko / Operator 4-X. A spy acting as a bull-fighter in Chiliburgeria.
* Professor Slyrat. A US scientist whom secretly works with Brutopia.
* Count Von Turpentine / Butcher of Brutengrad. A former official, who fled to Danger Island when the government was overthrown. Enjoys hunting humans.
* Z-13. A spy stationed in Duckburg to spy on Scrooge McDuck

## Behind the scenes

Brutopia was first mentioned in 1950, in the story Dangerous Disguise, thought it was not until the 1957 story *A Cold Bargain* that an official of the country was introduced. Carl Barks actually used the concept of an anti-american spy network trying to move secret information in an earlier story, named Serum to Codfish Cove. But none of the spies revealed which nation they worked for.

Barks based the country on the Soviet Union, but generally kept it rather mysterious, and it has therefore been used very sparingly by later creators as well.

1. ↑ Dangerous Disguise
2. ↑ A Cold Bargain
3. ↑ Have Gun, Will Dance
4. ↑ The Swamp of No Return
5. ↑ Return to Plain Awful
6. ↑ A-Hunting We Will Go (comic story)
Castle McDuck

**Castle McDuck** is the ancestral castle of the McDucks.

## Description

The Castle was built in the 10th century. It has been the McDuck's main fortress ever since, though other castles (including one on Loch Eerie and one near the town of Oldwick) have housed the Clan over time. Located in the middle of Dismal Downs, the castle is filled with memorabilia of the McDucks' heroic deeds and is also surrounded by a graveyard where most McDucks were buried. The castle (and the clouds above it) is also the usual home of all the ghosts of the deceased McDucks.

The castle has an elaborate network of secret passages and underground chambers, which used to be connected to the dungeons but became the secret dwellings they are now when Sir Swamphole McDuck sealed the entrance to the dungeons, as the McDucks could no longer afford taking care of it. They were then used as a hiding place for various treasures, such as the famed Knights Templar's treasure.

In the 17th century, the superstitious McDucks were chased away from their ancestral castle by a monstrous ghost hound (in truth a hoax orchestrated by a rival clan, the Whiskervilles, to get their hands on the fertile McDuck land). Living McDucks were not seen again in the castle until the later 19th century, when Fergus McDuck and his daughter Matilda and Hortense settled back in their ancestral home at Scrooge's input. Nevertheless, in 1902, Scrooge, Hortense and Matilda left for Duckburg and Fergus died, leaving the ghosts and a young man called Scottie McTerrier to take care of the castle.

In 1948, Scrooge McDuck and his nephews Donald, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck visited Castle McDuck to look for Sir Quackly McDuck's lost treasure. After many adventures, they discovered Scottie McTerrier was dead and the old man claiming to be him was a jewel thief called Diamond Dick, who was a distant relative of the McDucks. Following the arrest of the fake McTerrier, Scrooge McDuck asked Donald Duck to find a new caretaker for the castle; Donald eventually hired his own aunt, Matilda, on the condition that Donald would keep Scrooge away from the castle (as she had sworn never to speak to her brother again).

## Behind the scenes

The Castle was created by Carl Barks in 1948 in *The Old Castle's Secret*.
Chares of Lindos

**Chares of Lindos** was an anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

An Ancient Greek sculptor and engineer who lived on the Island of Rhodes around 290 B.C., Chares was tasked with creating the Colossus of Rhodes using Atlantean plans and technology. Though that part of the story was lost, Chares still went down in History as a brilliant engineer.

## Behind the scenes

Chares of Lindos, based on the historical figure of the same name, was first seen in the 2005 story *Mickey Mouse and the Shadow of the Colossus*.
Buck Skyrunner

**Buck Skyrunner** is an anthropomorphic toad.

## Description

Buck Skyrunner is a daring spacefaring adventurer, who has faced such evildoers as the galactic dictator Darth Vader and the Earth-based supervillain the Phantom Blot, all alongside Countess Leïla. Back on Earth, a popular series of novels chronicled the adventures of Buck and Leïla.

The second book in the series, *The Grandsire Strikes Back*, depicted the reveal to Leïla and Buck that they were actually cousins by blood, while the third, *Return of the Necktie* (released some time after April of 2006) was set to (among other things) show Leïla discovering that her worst enemy the Blot was actually her father.

Some time before this book's publication, Leïla went mad as a result of learning who her father was, and decided to become a supervillain herself; however, she still went down to Earth to advertise the new book, though only as part of her evil scheme. Buck did not apparently take part in the tour.

## Behind the scenes

Buck Skyrunner only ever appeared in the 2006 story *Daughter of the Phantom Blot*, which has, as yet, not been officially printed in English anywhere.

As the adventures of Buck Skyrunner are a transparent lampooning of the *Star Wars* franchise, Buck Skywalker is named and designed after the *Star Wars* character of Luke Skywalker. *Daughter of the Phantom Blot* mentions that Leïla and Buck are cousins, but that there is a common misconception in the public that they are love interests; in real life, the second film of the *Star Wars* series revealed that Leia was protagonist Luke Skywalker's *sister*, despite widespread fan speculation that the two characters would get together.
Chuck McCann

**Charles "Chuck" McCann** (September 2, 1934 - April 8, 2018) was an American film actor, television actor, voice actor, and television personality from Brooklyn, New York.

His Disney roles include:

* Santa Claus in *Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas*
* Dumptruck and Gibber in *TaleSpin*
* Heff Heffalump and Tigger's gangster look-alike in *The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh*
* Chef, Knight, and Tadpole in *Adventures of the Gummi Bears*
* Duckworth, Burger Beagle, Bouncer Beagle, Captain of the Guard, Tower Lookout, Bernardo, Lord Battmountain, Percival, Barbarian, Roman Leader, Tex Dalton, Jesse Jones, French Waiter, and Chief in *DuckTales*
* Dreamfinder in *Journey Into Imagination*
* Additional voices in *Bonkers*
* Loostgarten in *Herbie Rides Again*
Catteries Not Included

***Catteries Not Included*** is an episode of *Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers*.

## Description

The search for a girl's missing kitten leads the Rangers to Professor Nimnul's laboratory, where the Professor plans to generate lightning bolts by building up static electricity in the fur of several cats, including the kitten the Rangers are looking for, which have been catnapped by his robotic bulldogs.

## Behind the scenes

*Catteries Not Included* premiered on August 27, 1988.
Charles (The New Groundskeeper)

## Charles

**Charles**, known as **Uncle Charles** to his nephew, is a human man.

## Description

This cigar-smoking, closed-minded man is in charge of the caretaking of the abandoned New Orleans version of Gracey Manor on behalf of shadowy honors (likely nothing more than a rarely-used mortal façade of the ghosts themselves). In 2005, he let his nephew pressure him into firing Horace the Caretaker so that said nephew could take over his shift and use it to search for the legendary Gracey treasure. However, this New Groundskeeper was scared away by the ghosts, and Horace was soon reinstated.

## Behind the scenes

Charles appears in the 2005 story *The New Groundskeeper*.
Center of Experimental Biofloridology

## The Center of Experimental Biogloridology

Professor Van Herb mentions the Center of Experimental Biofloridology.

The **Center of Experimental Biogloridology** is a scientific research center.

## Description

The Center of Experimental Biogloridology is a research organization which allows biologists to create new varieties of plants for various purposes. In 2003, Professor Van Herb created Irrigonias in a C.E.B. lab, but lost the prototype while carrying it home with him.

## Behind the scenes

The Center of Experimental Biofloridology is mentioned in the 2003 story *The Thirsty Monsters*.
Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers (Kellogg's)

Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers: Kellogg's was a cereal promotion which existed in 1991.

## Promotion

Figures of the main Rescue Rangers (minus Zipper) were included free in boxes of Frosted Flakes cereal, accompanied by a commercial showing the Rangers crash landing in a kitchen, only to be trapped under a teacup by a young girl.

## See also

The commercial (showing the figures as well): https://youtu.be/zY2PAMtP6ic?t=19s.
Chip (2017 Continuum)

## Chip

**Chip** is a male anthropomorphic chipmunk and the 2017 Continuum's counterpart to the original Chip.

## Description

At some future point, Chip and his crew will encounter the Duck families in the course of their adventures.

## Behind the scenes

The *DuckTales 2017* version of Chip's design and upcoming appearance were teased in 2019 at a convention. His design and costume appear based most directly on the version of Chip seen in *Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers*.
Bridger Duck

**Bridger Duck** was an anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

The greedy Bridger Duck was the great-great-grandfather of Donald Duck's who was a contemporary of another of Donald's ancestors, the famous Cornelius Coot.

## Behind the scenes

Bridger Duck first appeared in the comic story *The New Year's Curse*, written by Pat and Carol McGreal and released on December 28, 2015.
Cattle Wars

***Cattle Wars***, or ***More News From The McViper Clan***, is a story written and drawn by Don Rosa, composed of several pages from an unfinished draft of the third chapter of *The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck*. It features Scrooge McDuck, the McVipers, Theodore Roosevelt, Fergus McDuck and Downy O'Drake.

## Description

Scrooge McDuck writes home to his parents upon arriving in Montana about his first adventures: hired as a cowboy by the McViper Family (who he hasn't yet realized are dishonest), he is tricked by them into getting his pay in the form of "cattle" which is really just composed of mangy buffalos. He bumps into a friendly man called Theodore Roosevelt, who soon helps him realize his error and get his revenge on the McVipers.

### Continuity

* This storyboard-story is an abridged form of an earlier draft of *The Buckaroo of the Badlands* (1992), the 3d chapter of *The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck*. It is not actually compatible with the events of the finished version in its entirety, as it would have to involve Scrooge meeting Teddy Roosevelt twice, but it is imaginable that a Teddy-less version of *Cattle Wars*’s events might have taken place prior to Scrooge's meeting McKenzie in *Buckaroo*.

## Behind the scenes

*The Buckaroo of the Badlands* was created by Don Rosa in 1992. After being published online on *DUCKhunt* as part of the Lost Scripts, where it received its individual title of *Cattle Wars*, the segment was printed in the German, Scandinavian and Brazilian *Don Rosa Libraries*; the first two pages of it were also printed in Volume 4 of the American *Don Rosa Library* and in the Italian equivalent thereof.

First page.Second page.Third page.Fourth story.
Butterfly Valley

**Butterfly Valley** is a valley found in the Costa Rican jungle.

## Description

Butterfly Valley is a secret region of the Costa Rican jungle. Fiercely guarded by the Butterfly Tribe, it is the location of the Temple of Life, which conceals rejuvenating crystals which keep alive a certain species of butterfly whom the Tribe worship as the "soul of the jungle".

## Behind the scenes

Butterfly Valley appears in the 2017 story *The Butterfly Tribe*.
Brigitta Ducker

**Brigitta Ducker** (unofficial name for the character known as **Brigitte Paperot** in the original Italian) is an anthropomorphic duck and the grandmother of Brigitta MacBridge.

## Description

Brigitta Ducker is the very rich and old granny of Brigitta MacBridge. They apparently had a good relationship, since Ducker made Brigitta MacBridge the heiress of her fortune.

## Behind The Scenes

Brigitta Ducker's first and only appearance was in the comic made by Romano Scarpa, published in 1989, *Zio Paperone e il "tradimento" di Brigitta*, which was never published in the United States.
Bubbles' Clown College

The **Bubbles' Clown College** is an institution in Duckburg.

## Description

Bubbles' Clown College is a university teaching the art of being a clown, with courses in such abilities as ball-juggling. In 2001, Donald Duck briefly attended Bubbles', as it had been designated as the only appropriate destination for him by a test which he'd taken in an effort to improve his level of education.

## Behind the scenes

Bubbles' Clown College appears in the 2001 story *College Material*.
Charlie Coot

**Charlie Coot** is an anthropomorphic coot.

## Description

The nephew of Mousetonian inventor Clarence Coot, and the father of an outgoing son named Custer, Charlie Coot is a rather bumbling, pompous individual who takes great pride in his family history and will not stand for nonsense or superstition. Charlie is obsessed with golf, and it was his lifelong ambition to own his own golf course.

In 2001, Charlie almost got his wish when Clarence disappeared; he won a long legal fight to have him declared legally dead and became the owner of his property, intending to raze the Coot House. However, it surfaced (thanks to Mickey Mouse's inquisitiveness) that Clarence had not died, but merely been trapped in another dimension. After he was rescued, Clarence forgave Charlie for his selfishness, promising to build him a golf course in the backyard of the Coot House, made longer than ought to be possible through the trick of rerouting the balls through Dimension X.

## Behind the scenes

Charlie Coot appears in the 2001 story *Is This House Haunted?* by Don Markstein and Noel Van Horn.

*Is This House Haunted?* does not clarify whether Clarence's Coot family is the same one as Cornelius Coot's; while Charlie calls up Cornelius among other "famous coots" while trying to uphold his family's honor, he does not make it clear whether he is referring to the Coots as a family, or as a species (the fact that comic dialogue is rendered in all-caps does not allow one to tell for sure). On this wiki, it is assumed that they are indeed related, but this is not a certain fact.
Cagliostro

**Cagliostro** was a human man.

## Description

An eccentric and mysterious character from 18th century France, Cagliostro was a master illusionist who grew rich on his talents as an occultist and magician. Among other things, he gained position of a set of golden rings which he hid in his castle behind a riddle (they were later located by Phantomius in the early 20th century).

## Behind the scenes

Cagliostro is mentioned, and a statue of him glimpsed, in the 1957 story *Mickey Mouse in Magic Land*. He is again heavily mentioned in the 2015 tale *The Rings of Cagliostro*.

Alessandro Cagliostro was a genuine historical figure, an occultist from the 18th century who remained famous up till the modern day.
Charlie

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

* **Various characters called Charles**;
* **Charlie**, a classmate of Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck in the unofficial tribute comic *Super-Unca!*;
* **Charlie**, a parrot who once belonged to Minnie Mouse, from *The Pigeon-Stool Parrot*;
* **Charlie Duck**, a distant cousin of Donald Duck's and a rodeo champion;
* **Charlie Coot**, the greedy nephew of inventor Clarence Coot;
* **Charlie Hatfield**, a parallel universe version of the Hatbox Ghost;
* **Charlie Chaplin**, the in-universe Charlie Chaplin/Tramp character;
* **Charlie Chaplin**, the real-life performer.
Charlton J. Taboret

**Charlton J. Taboret** was a human man.

## Description

A member of the Society of Explorers and Adventurers, Charlton J. Taboret was an artist and personal associate of fellow Society member Lord Henry Mystic, whom he would often accompany on expeditions across the globe (along with Mystic's pet monkey, Albert).

Taboret seems to have been the official artist of the S.E.A., at any rate, he was certainly Lord Mystic's personal artist, often journeying with him for the sole purpose of documenting Mystic's adventures through paintings (a task which was often hindered by Albert the monkey, who had his own ideas regarding art, generally involving painting on Taboret himself). Taboret created a great number of paintings of Mystic's adventures through the years, which soon came to decorate the walls of Mystic Manor. It is unknown whether Taboret ever adventured on his own outside of his painting expeditions with Mystic, although the fact that no expedition paddle bearing his name can be found on the wall of the Tropical Hideaway suggests that he may not have.

Some evidence suggests that Taboret may have been present at the New Year's Eve party hosted at the Hightower Hotel on the night that Harrison Hightower III was killed by Shiriki Utundu, although this is currently unconfirmed. It is known that many other S.E.A. members were at the event, and thus it is not unlikely that Taboret was also in attendance.

## Behind the scenes

Charlton J. Taboret first appeared in the queue of *Mystic Manor* in 2013. Some sources suggest that he may also appear in the queue of the *Tower of Terror*, although the factuality of this claim is currently unknown to the editors of this Wiki.

Taboret's physical appearance is styled after Fintan Burk, a former Imagineer. All of Taboret's paintings seen in the attraction were created by Imagineer Chris Turner.
Calisota Wiki

## Welcome to the Calisota Wiki

Calisota is a fictional U.S. state, created by Carl Barks in his story "The Gilded Man" (Four Color #422). Duckburg is among the cities located there, as well as Goosetown and Mouseton.

Although it has many fictional elements and a variable climate, Calisota is probably roughly equivalent to Northern California. A map in Don Rosa's The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck portrays Calisota covering the part of California north of Sacramento.

The name is a blend of California and Minnesota—supposedly to allow all kinds of weather or climate in the stories—although Calisota bears very little in common with the latter (a state in the Upper Midwest, far from the ocean coasts).

## Locations

* Earth

* The United States of America

* Calisota

* Duckburg

* Mouseton

* Goosetown

* Brutopia
* Spoonerville

## Characters

* Donald Duck

* Daisy Duck

* Scrooge McDuck

* Mickey Mouse

* Minnie Mouse

* Goofy
Catfish McDuck

**Catfish McDuck** was Scrooge's uncle and an anthropomorphic duck.

## Biography

Similar to Pothole McDuck, Catfish was an uncle of Scrooge's who moved to America in order to get rich, and subsequently
became a steamboat captain on the Mississippi. Compared to Pothole however, Catfish was far less successful; his old, filthy, broken steamboat was barely able to sail, and Catfish smelled like… well, a catfish (that's why he had been nicknamed that !). All this heavily contrasted the image of himself that Catfish described in his letters to his brother who had stayed in Scotland, where he wrote he was fantastically wealthy and successful. These letters inspired young Scrooge to join Catfish's crew in Amercia. He arrived in time to help Catfish win a race against the dishonest Ribbit, of which the prize was the Cornpone Gables, a wealthy mansion. Thanks to Scrooge's help, Catfish won, but kept the mansion for himself, only paying his nephew 30 cents for his work.

## Behind the scenes

Catfish was created for *DuckTales* but heavily drives inspiration from the shadowy Pothole McDuck as cited in Barks's *The Great Steamboat Race*; aside from the name change, Catfish was actually a pretty plausible version of who this Pothole might have been. However, a few years after *DuckTales* came out, Don Rosa created a face and a history for Pothole, retconning that "Pothole" was just a nickname for Angus McDuck and creating Angus a face and a wealth that had nothing in common with DuckTales's Catfish. From that point forward, Catfish has been considered a different character from Barks's Pothole.
Aunt Lucretia

**Aunt Lucretia** is a ghost who used to be a human woman.

## Description

Once the only female member of of the Singing Busts, the stern-looking Aunt Lucretia (presumably an aunt to the Ghost Host) is one of the spooks haunting the Haunted Mansion, appearing by possessing a bust of herself like the others. She does not appear to have been part of the chorus in forever, her bust instead appearing inside the house itself alongside that of her probable sibling fellow *Staring* Bust, Uncle Lucius. Another, seemingly-not-possessed bust of Lucretia also exists on the mantelpiece in the Ballroom.

## Behind the scenes

Aunt Lucretia debuted in 1969 alongside the rest of *The Haunted Mansion*, as a Staring Bust — for all that she was originally conceived of as a Singing Bust by Marc Davis.
In addition to her appearances as a Staring Bust in the corridor and as a non-spooky bust in the Ballroom, more haunted busts identical to her appear in the Library in the Walt Disney World *Mansion*, depicting “ghost-writers” alongside others statues. It is unclear if they were intended to also depict Lucretia in-universe; the *Ghost Gallery* establishes them to depict one Elizabeth Barrett, instead.
Cinnamon Teal

**Powers and abilities**
 **First Appearance**
 **Last Appearance**

**Cinnamon Teal** is a hypnotist villainess who has appeared in various storylines.

## History

Cinnamon first appeared in the *DuckTales* episode "Spies in Their Eyes", where she hypnotizes Donald Duck as part of a scheme to acquire a top secret submarine.

Cinnamon helps John D.Rockerduck to win a bet which he made with Scrooge McDuck on who is Duckburg's biggest Philanthropist. She hypnotises Gladstone Gander who is named now Agent X so Rockerduck can have his Luck on his side and with it win the bet. Gladstone is well known about his unpredictable and unimaginable luck, so John D. Rockerduck is more than sure that he will win the bet, but Cinnamon has other plans as we see at the 3rd issue of Ducktales and since her powers grow she says that soon she won't have any need of Rockerduck. She also appears in the Duck Tales/Darkwing Duck Crossover story Dangerous Currency where she is a member of the League of Eve-il along with Magica De Spell, Ammonia Pine, and Camille Chameleon. They are in an alliance with The Phantom Blot, the Fearsome Four, and The Beagle Boys. They are also later joined by Negaduck.

### Powers and Abilities

The power which she has and have we seen up until now is hypnosis which more powerful by time. She can easily hypnotize anyone who looks at her eyes, without any resistance. At first see could hypnotize only one person, but now with only one look she can hypnotize two people or maybe more, as we learn at the story Heavy Hangs the Head. She maybe also be a telepath since she can make people forget what they saw and listened.

## Gallery

***Scrooge McDuck Wiki*** has a collection of images and media related to ***Cinnamon Teal***.
Circus Manager (Spare That Hair)

## Circus Manager

The **circus manager** is, as his name implies, the manager of the Wild Animal Circus.

## Description

This anthropomorphic dog, whose true name is unknown, had become the manager of the Wild Animal Circus by 1963. In hopes of advertising his business, he visited the barbershop of Donald Duck, asking him to display a poster for the circus in turn for a free ticket. He would meet with Donald again when the latter took responsibility for shaving fur off of the Wild Animal Circus' star, Horrendo, much to the manager's chagrin. "I'll take my lost profits right out of your feathery hide", was his initial threat to the duck, though he relented after Donald threatened to cut his mustache.

## Behind the scenes

The circus manager first appeared in *Spare That Hair* by Carl Barks, which was first published in May of 1963.