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Doctor Livesey

**Doctor Livesey** is a human man.

## Description

Doctor Livesey was a kindly, well-spoken, ever-cool-headed medical doctor from 18th-century England. The local physician near the Benbow Inn, this friend of Squire Trelawney's got involved with Long John Silver's plot to get Captain Flint's treasure after Jim tried to get him to examine William Bones. Enthused by the idea of a swashbuckling adventure finding buried treasure, Trelawney mounted an expedition to Treasure Island, and hired a reluctant Livesey as the ship's doctor. Although everyone involved got into some scrapes agains pirates and mutineers, Livesey came home safe and sound with a good share of the treasure. A novel was later written about the Treasure Island adventure, and this led to several people portraying Doctor Livesey on-screen and on stage, including Gyro Gearloose. his is one of jim's bast friend and jim's master

## Behind the scenes

Doctor Livesey appeared in the 1950 film *Treasure Island* and a few other Disney adaptations and parodies of the *Treasure Island* story.

In the original novel, his first name is given as David.

*Treasure Planet*, which is in essence a space opera retelling of the *Treasure Island* story, combined the roles of Squire Trelawney and Doctor Livesey into one character, Doctor Doppler.
Disneyland or Bust!

***Disneyland or Bust!*** was a live storytelling event organized by Disneyland. It featured the Hitchhiking Ghosts (Ezra, Phineas and Gus) and the Man-Eating Wreath.

## Plot

The Hitchhiking Ghosts wander around Los Angeles, trying to hitch a ride back to Disneyland, and advertising their Mansion to passersby in the meantime.

### Continuity

* The event tied in with the *Haunted Mansion Holiday* overlay of 2004, showing what the Hitchhiking Ghosts were up to while their usual spot in the attraction was being taken over by Oogie Boogie.

## Behind the scenes

*Disneyland or Bust!* was a live publicity stunt which unfolded over the course of two days in Los Angeles in October of 2004. Who played the Hitchhikers is unknown.
Douglas McDuck

**Douglas McDuck**, also known as **Cousin Douglas**, is an anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Douglas is Scrooge McDuck's cousin. Like Scrooge, he became a sourdough in the Klondike Gold Rush. However, unlike Scrooge, he only ever found fool's gold and remained there ever since, fixated on finally discovering a true gold mine. Despite his incompetence, Douglas considers himself superior to Scrooge because he is a true "tough guy" who roughs it in the wild, and is thus a worthier heir of the McDuck miserly traditions. This admiration for hard work also made him close to his relative Whitewater Duck.

## Behind the scenes

He first appeared in 1981 in *Visits Cousin*.
Countdown to Termination

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***Countdown to Termination*** is a *DuckTales 2017* comic written by Joey Cavalieri with pencils by Andrea Greppi and Ciro Cangialosi, and inking by Cristina Stella. It features the 2017 Continuum versions of Scrooge McDuck and Gyro Gearloose, the Buzzard Brothers, and, in its debut, the Time-Slowing Helmet. Mark Beaks, Thomas Henison, and Nikola Pecksya are also mentioned, and what appears to be a 2017 Continuum version of Kildare Coot makes a cameo.

## Plot

The McDuck Enterprises Board of Directors once again gives Gyro Gearloose an ultimatum: he can only keep his job if he can come up with a marketable, non-evil invention within 24 hours. Gyro accepts the challenge with a smile, but soon finds that he isn't as good working on a tight schedule as when he can let his spirits roam…

### Continuity

* The Buzzard Brothers had previously tried to get Gyro fired in *The Great Dime Chase* (2017).

## Behind the scenes

*Countdown to Termination* was the first story in *IDW's DuckTales* #13.
Digger

**Digger** is or was an anthropomorphic gander.

## Description

A fellow prospector to Scrooge McDuck in the Klondike days, Digger owned a goldmine right next tone of Scrooge's, yet, lacking Scrooge's skill, never found any substantial amounts of gold. Jealous and bitter, Digger lashed out by making fun of Scrooge and eventually resorting to sabotage, though this was to no avail; indeed, his attempt to destroy Scrooge's mine actually destroyed *his*, while Scrooge went on to become a millionaire thanks to his honesty and hard work.

## Behind the scenes

Digger appears in the 2007 story *My First Million*.
Doctor Syclocks

**Doctor Syclocks** is a (presumably male) robot.

## Description

This little clockwork man was built by Geppetto to keep himself company after Pinocchio began to go to school. However, being inexperienced in working with thinking constructs as opposed to mere automata, Gepetto accidentally gave Syclocks a crooked main spring, which resulted in his behavior also being "crooked". As soon as he was completed, Pinocchio's brother went on a crime spree, stealing clocks all over Mouseton, before being defeated by Super Goof and brought back before his creator.

## Behind the scenes

Doctor Syclocks first appeared in 1966 in *The Strange Case of Doctor Syclocks*.
Double Trouble (1956)

First page of the story.

***Double Trouble*** is a 1956 comic story the features Mickey Mouse, Goofy, Peg-Leg Pete, Zeke Pete, Bossy, Oatmeal, and Lonestar.

## Plot

Mickey Mouse is the sheriff of a quaint, unnamed town that is threatened by the robber Black Pete. In response, Mickey deputizes Goofy, and the two plan to stop Pete in his heist of the local bank. Thanks to Goofy's incompetence, they initially fail but determine not to give up. They split up and search the desert for Pete, where they will find not one but two Petes...

### References

* Mickey Mouse is the sheriff of a small town somewhere close to Cactus Point.
* Goofy refuses to carry guns, as he believes they are "too blamed noisy", though he does later shoot guns at his own feet to teach himself how to dance, something he did not know how to do previously. He also believes that shoeing a horse is cruelty.
* Peg-Leg Pete has a twin brother named Zeke Pete, who is also a thief.
* Mickey has a horse named Lonestar, Goofy has a cow named Bossy, and Zeke has a horse named Oatmeal.

## Behind the scenes

*Double Trouble* was originally released in August of 1956 in *Mickey Mouse* #49. It was written by Carl Fallberg. The art was completed by Paul Murry.
Doc Skunk

**Doc Skunk** is an egg specialist from an unknown species, though his surname would seem to imply that he is an anthropomorphic skunk.

## Description

Doc Skunk is apparently a friend of Marcus Mouse's. An egg specialist, in 1930 he checked on Marcus's hens and confirmed to him that they were in good condition, despite the fact that they had not been producing eggs. Other than this, nothing is known about him.

## Behind the scenes

Doc Skunk was mentioned in a strip of *Mr Slicker and the Egg Robbers* originally released on October the 31st, 1930. He is not known to have made any physical appearances.
Darius

**Darius** is a male mutant anthropomorphic dromedary.

## Description

Darius was originally a supervising administrator of the Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries. In charge of Research Laboratory 6, where the Drove studied members of the various First Horde splinter-groups made up of strangely-coloured talking animals, he became obsessed with investigating the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. Following the disastrous consequence of his capture of Pessimist-242 (which caused the escape of every other prisoner interned in Research Lab 6), Darius fell from grace, being replaced by Lila as head of his department of the Drove. Stranded in the multiverse, he became increasingly unhinged and villainous, trying again and again to get revenge on the Cupids for ruining his career, and eventually teamed up with the even more malevolent D123-Blackheart, of the Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias.

## Behind the scenes

Darius first appeared in 2019 in the short story *Pessimist and the Dromedaries* and became a recurring antagonist of the *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* series.
Donald McDuck

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

## Character Information

### Aliases

*Paperino De'Paperoni* (original Italian name)

## Behind the Scenes

### In

*Zio Paperone e i cannoni del Mississippi*

**Donald McDuck** is an anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Donald McDuck is described as Scrooge McDuck's own uncle, though he is technically his cousin (he was the nephew of Scrooge's grandfather Titus). Even more avid and shrewd than Scrooge, Donald then spent his life getting richer and richer, and eventually became the richest duck in the world, long before Scrooge held that title. However, once he reached this point, earning money lost most of the appeal it had had for him; he had to overwork himself to find new areas to win money from, and he eventually gave up, scattered his riches and businesses, and became a hermit in the Himalayas. Although he no longer wants it to be money, Donald, still used to the feeling of swimming in his cash, has a pool of dried leaves in his cave in which he takes a daily swim. Scrooge still occasionally visits Old Uncle Donald, who has retained all of his calculating intelligence and gives him business tips.

## Behind the scenes

Donald McDuck first appeared in 1970 in *Zio Paperone e i cannoni del Mississippi*, which shows him in his youth as the sidekick of Titus McDuck. He was more notably used in the 1980 story *Lo Zio di Zio Paperone*.
Donald Duck, Chemist

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 ***Donald Duck, Chemist*** is a comic strip written and drawn by Don Rosa. It features Donald Duck.

## Description

Donald Duck mixes up some chemicals and creates a potion that turns him into a non-anthropomorphic duck.

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed in November of 1982 in the non-Disney book *Amazing Heroes* #17. It is one of Don Rosa's early, unofficial Disney comics, but was later reprinted in official Disney-sanctioned collections after Rosa became an official author, as well as in *The Complete Captain Kentucky*.
Doc-012

**Colonel-028** is a Clockwork Cherub.

## Description

One of the earliest members of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, Doc-012 is the epitome of the friendly, wise family doctor, reimagined as a robot — being the sole physician in the entire Clockwork Cherub population.

## Behind the scenes

Doc-012 was introduced in the 2019 comic-strip *A Visit to Doc-012*.
Doug Maggs

**Doug Maggs** was a human man.

## Description

The uncle of Bill Money and Jim Rascal, who grew up on his property, American businessman Doug Maggs got rich by inventing and marketing fruit-less jam. He died in 1938, leaving a rather strange will which granted his fortune to Bill one million at a time, and only gave him the next million if he had completely spent the previous month's million. If he did not, the money would default to Jim Rascal.

## Behind the scenes

Doug Maggs appears in the 1938 *The Inheritance of Bill Money*.
Disney Afternoon

**The Disney Afternoon** (abbreviated as **TDA** since 1994) was a created-for-syndication two-hour television programming block which aired from September 10, 1990, until August 1997. At that time, it was taken out of syndication, and a new Disney weekday afternoon block was started on UPN. The Disney Afternoon was produced by the Walt Disney Company.

The two hour block was broken up into four half-hour segments, each of which contained a cartoon series. As each season ended, the first cartoon shown in the lineup would typically be dropped, and a new one added to the end. The Disney Afternoon itself featured unique animated segments consisting of its own opening and "wrappers" around the cartoon shows shown.

This block did not air in every market across the United States , but for those markets that did not air the block in full, individual shows featured on The Disney Afternoon could be packaged by themselves. In Europe , there was a similar series called the Disney Festival , in Denmark it was called Disney Sjov , in Russia  (when translated from Russian) and in Spain it was known as Disney Club , and in Latin America it was referred to as Disney Show .
Dizzy Drop Falls

**Dizzy Drop Falls** is a waterfall located near Duckburg.

## Description

Dizzy Drop Falls is a waterfall on the edge of the city of Duckburg, in Calisota. In 1955, Scrooge McDuck, in a bout of daredevilry prompted by his purchase of a very lucrative insurance policy that would grant him one billion dollars if he injured himself in any way, tried to become the first man to go over Dizzy Drop Falls in a tub. He was prevented by his nephew Donald, who ended up accidentally going down in the tub himself while Scrooge was taken safely back to the riverbank. Donald, who survived the ordeal (though somewhat battered-up), was subsequently offered a 20-week contract at the Vaudeville for a daredevil act.

## Behind the scenes

Dizzy Drop Falls appears in the 1955 Carl Barks story *Policy Pandemonium*.
Deysi

**Deysi** was a female anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

The ward of Scrooge Al-Duck, Sultan of the Caliphate, Princess Deysi was once kidnapped and held for ransom by the Bey A'Ghel Pirates while on her way to an arranged marriage with the foreign lord Al-Ghander.

From the Bey A'Ghel Pirates she was again captured by a Terrible Roc, and, at long last, rescued by a simple sailor, Sinbad Duck. They bonded during and following this heroic rescue, and by the time they got back to the Caliphate, an angry Deysi announced that her marriage to Al-Ghander was definitively off the table and that if she did marry, it would be her savior.

As recorded in the *Diary of Sinbad Duck, Sailor and Merchant*, Sinbad and his bride went on many further adventures and journeys; from the fact that Sinbad was a distant ancestor of Donald Duck, it can further be presumed that they eventually had at least one child together.

## Behind the scenes

Deysi appears in the 1985 story *The Adventures of Sinbad Duck*. Although the story does not state on which side of the family Sinbad and Deysi are ancestors to Donald Duck, the presence of Sinbad's diary in Scrooge McDuck's archives suggests Donald is likely related to them via the McDucks.

With *The Adventures of Sinbad Duck* being one of the *Great Parodies*, Deysi is obviously intended to be a “historical lookalike” of Daisy Duck.
Downy O'Drake (2017 Continuum)

**Downy O'Drake**, later **Downy McDuck** is a female anthropomorphic duck and the 2017 Continuum's counterpart to Downy O'Drake.

## History

A conciliating, somewhat mother-henny old woman, Downy McDuck née O'Drake is the mother of Scrooge McDuck. At the turn of the 20th century, she and her husband Fergus lived in Castle McDuck when it was destroyed in unknown circumstances. Scrooge put the Castle back together using ancient Druidic rune stones, and, too unfamiliar with them to control them correctly, accidentally made Fergus and Downy immortal as a side-effect, trapping them in the Castle, and, if that wasn't enough, hid the Castle behind a wall of mystical fog that only lifted once every five years.

## Behind the scenes

This version of Downy first appeared as a photograph in the pilot of *DuckTales 2017*, *Woo-oo!*, before making a proper debut in *The Secret(s) of Castle McDuck* a year later.

Interestingly, the photograph displayed in *Woo-oo!* features a slightly different design to that of the flesh-and-blood Downy later introduced, lacking the glasses and with a smaller beak.

Fergus and Downy's situation as ordinary people made unbreakably, absurdly immortal by a well-meaning acquaintance harnessing a greater power than they can control has interesting parallels to Captain Jack Harkness from the *Doctor Who* TV series, for which David Tennant (who voices Scrooge in *DuckTales 2017*) is known, and which Francisco Angones is a known fan of.
Cuthbert Coot

**Cuthbert Coot**, also known as **Cousin Cuthbert** or **Cousin Coot**, is an anthropomorphic grebe/coot hybrid.

## Description

The son of Casey Coot and Gretchen Grebe, or, according to one account, Humperdink and Gretchen, Cousin Cuthbert owns a ranch somewhere near Duckburg. He seems to get along rather well with his younger cousin Donald Duck, although he apparently did not know him well enough in 1945 to foresee his blunders.

## Behind the scenes

Cuthbert Coot first appeared in April of 1945 in *Webfooted Wrangler*, and "Cousin Coot" (a moniker used by Donald for him in that story) was again mentioned in another Carl Barks story, *Pearls of Wisdom*. His existence was the main reason people began to think of Cornelius Coot as a relative of Donald.

He is sometimes speculated to be the father of Kildare Coot.
Disney's Haunted Halloween

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***Disney's Haunted Halloween*** is a live-action/animated hybrid short featuring the Halloween Pumpkin, Goofy, the Coffin Occupant, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Victor Geist, the Lonesome Ghosts, Ichabod Crane, Ajax the Gorilla, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, the Bicycle Banshees, the Phantom Five, several Pop-Up Ghosts, Witch Hazel, Beelzebub, Clara Cluck, Clarabelle Cow, Horace Horsecollar, Minnie Mouse, the Beheaded Knight, the Executioner, Gus, the Duke and Duchess, the Brick Arm Guy, Katrina van Tassel, Lucifer, Lady Tremaine, Louie the Mountain Lion, Daisy Duck, Fifi the Peke, Pluto, Peg-Leg Pete, Ezra and Phineas, and the Headless Horseman.

## Plot

The Halloween Pumpkin gives a spooky lecture about Halloween, its history, and the proper security measures to follow while trick-or-treating — interrupted by the naive comments of Goofy.

## Behind the scenes

This short, meant to be shown in schools and such, was mostly created by splicing footage from preexisting Disney Halloween shorts and live-action imagery from *The Haunted Mansion*, linked by the puppet segments with the Halloween Pumpkin and with new dialogue and narration.
Dewey

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

* **Deuteronomy "Dewey" Duck**, one of Donald Duck's triplet nephews.
* **Dewford "Dewey" Duck**, the above character's counterpart in the 2017 Continuum.
* **Deuteronomy "Dewey" Duck**, the same character's counterpart in the Donaldless Continuum.
Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers: The Adventures in Nimnul's Castle

***Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers: The Adventures in Nimnul's Castle*** (also spelled without an "s" as "*Adventure in Nimnul's Castle*" on the title screen) is an action video game developed by Riedel Software Productions and co-published by Hi Tech Expressions and Walt Disney Computer Software based on the Disney animated series of the same name. The game was released in March 1990 for DOS-based PCs and was available as either a 5.25-inch or 3.5-inch floppy disk.

## Gameplay

*Adventures in Nimnul's Castle* is an action game in which players must guide Chip and Dale through nine levels while avoiding enemies and obstacles. Each level takes place in one of three locations: outside the castle, on the castle steps, and inside the castle proper, with the stage objectives varying between them, such as simply avoiding all enemies while moving across the screen or collecting items such as screws. Players are awarded points for each successful objective they complete, and have three attempts to make it through the game. Short cutscenes appear at the beginning and end of the game, as well as after certain levels.

## Story

The Rescue Rangers have to rescue their partner Monterey Jack, who is caught in a mousetrap in Professor Norton Nimnul's castle. To accomplish this, the chipmunks must infiltrate the mad scientist's abode while avoiding his mechanical guard dogs to collect parts so their friend Gadget can build a flying machine to reach him.
Dissin' Cousins

***Dissin' Cousins***, entitled ***Paperino e il Giornata del Cugino***, is a comic story written by Valentina Camerini and drawn by Matteo Test. It features Donald Duck, Gladstone Gander and Fethry Duck, also mentioning Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck and Daisy Duck.

## Plot

Donald attempts to get rid of an ugly, tacky vase offered to him by Daisy. But his bad luck, along with his cousins' ill-fated attempts to help, has other ideas.

## Behind the scene

This story was first published in 2014 in the Italian *Topolino* #3048. It was printed in English in 2018 in *Walt Disney Showcase* #55, localized by Thad Komorowski.
Disney's Villains' Revenge

Cover of the Microsoft Windows version of the game

***Disney's Villains' Revenge*** is a  non-canonical video game. It features Jiminy Cricket, Captain Hook, Grimhilde, The Queen of Hearts, the Ringmaster, The Blue Fairy, the Prince, Snow White, Dumbo, the Circus Clowns, Alice Liddell, Peter Pan, the White Rabbit, Hook's Crew, Tick-Tock Crocodile, and an unseen viewpoint character, referred to as the "Player".

## Description

Jiminy Cricket is tasked with guarding a magical storybook containing the stories of *Peter Pan*, *Alice in Wonderland*, *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs*, and *Dumbo*. Bored with the task, he rips out the endings of each story, and challenges the mysterious Player to put them back in the right places. Unfortunately, being a magical book, the happy endings being ripped out actually alters the events themselves. Now it us up to the Player to restore the happy endings to each of the stories....

## Behind the scenes

*Disney's Villains' Revenge* was developed and published by Disney Interactive for Microsoft Windows and Macintosh in 1999. The gameplay is in an interactive "point-and-click" style.
As it refers to the stories of the Disney features as existing within a magical storybook as opposed to all sharing the same world, it is non-canonical to the Prime Universe.
Dog Trouble

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***Dog Trouble*** is a comic one-pager written by Jim Kenner and drawn by Santiago Scalabroni Ceballos. It features Gyro Gearloose and the Little Helper.

## Plot

After the Little Helper calls Gyro Gearloose's attention to a sad dog in chains, Gyro applies all his genius to freeing the mutt. But is it such a good idea?

## Behind the scenes

This story, written in Spring of 1979, was first printed in 1980 in the Swedish *Kalle Anka & Co* #1980-18. It was eventually printed in English in *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories* #557.
Dickie Duck's grandfather

**Dickie Duck's grandfather** might be (or possibly was) an anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Goldie O'Gilt is known to have had an anonymous daughter. However, *with whom* is unknown. Some people theorize that said daughter was in fact the illegitimate daughter of Goldie and Scrooge McDuck. However, others argue that Goldie was probably married with an unknown man at some point between Scrooge's departure from the Klondike (in 1899) and the two's reunion in 1953.

## Behind the scenes

If he does indeed exist as a separate person from Scrooge McDuck, his existence could first be inferred from Dickie Duck's first appearance in the 1966 comic *The Miner's Granddaughter*.
Dracula (disambiguation)

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

* **Count Dracula**, the notorious vampire;
* **Dracula Duck**, the alias of fellow vampire Drake Von Vladstone;
* **Count Drakula**, the (probably borrowed) name of a Canadian sorcerer, seen in *Pawns of the Loup Garou*;
* ***Dracula***, the novel written about Count Dracula by Bram Topker;
* **The Phantom Blot**, who portrayed the **Count Dracula** of the above novel.
Disney Construction Mural

Mickey Mouse portion of the mural

The Disney Construction Mural is a mural showing Mickey and some of his friends (and foes) helping with the construction of an amusement park. It features Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Pluto, Fiddler Pig, Fifer Pig, Practical Pig, The Big Bad Wolf, Clarabelle Cow, Horace Horsecollar, Peg-Leg Pete, Mortimer Mouse, Clara Cluck, and Oswald Rabbit.

## Description

Mickey Mouse and some of his friends (and foes) are helping with the construction.

## Behind the scenes

The Disney Construction Mural was featured on a wall separating Disneyland from Disney California Adventure during the latter park's construction.
Chief O'Hara

**Seamus O'Hara**, better known as **Chief O'Hara**, is an anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

Chief O'Hara is the head of the Mouseton Police. A very efficient detective in his day, he reached his position through work and skill alone, but he is nevertheless pretty much defenseless in front of supercriminals like the Phantom Blot, which is why he very often requires the help of freelance detective Mickey Mouse, who has become a very good friend of his. O'Hara is actually married to one Petulia O'Hara.

## Gallery

***Scrooge McDuck Wiki*** has a collection of images and media related to ***Chief O'Hara***.
## Behind the scenes

Chief O'Hara was created in 1939 for *Mickey Outwits the Phantom Blot*.

### First name

For decades, Chief O'Hara, in spite of his great importance in the Mickey Mouse comics, remained without a first name. He was first given a first name by French writer Didier Le Bornec in the 1987 story *Esprit de suite !*, which has never been translated in English, where his first name is given as "Albert". His definitive English first name, Seamus, was created by Byron Erickson in his 2003 tale *With friends like these…*

### Voice Actors

* Corey Burton (Classical voice since 1987)

## Notes and References

1. ↑ *The Phantom Fires*
2. ↑ *The Missing Mariner*
Darkly Dawns The Duck (cartoon)

Cover of the solo VHS release of the film.

***Darkly Dawns The Duck*** is a TV animated film, the feature-length pilot to the *Darkwing Duck* series, written by Tad Stones and Jymn Magon based on a story developed by Stones and Jan Strnad. The story features Launchpad McQuack and, in their debuts, Darkwing Duck, Gosalyn Mallard, Taurus Bulba, Hammerhead Hannigan, Clovis, Hoof and Mouth, Mrs Cavanaugh, Warden Waddlesworth and Tantalus. Clovis's Mother and Professor Waddlemeyer are mentioned, with the latter also seen in picture form.

## Plot

The quest for public recognition of St. Canard's self-proclaimed bespoke masked vigilante, the egotistical Darkwing Duck, leads him to take in orphan girl Gosalyn Waddlemeyer. Though he will come to care for her to the point of adoption, his interest in the girl starts with the fact that criminal mastermind Taurus Bulba has his sights on her, hoping she can give him the code to active a superweapon built by her late grandfather… Mayhem ensues, compounded by the clumsy (if good-hearted) attempts of Darkwing's greatest fan, clumsy air pilot Launchpad McQuack, to get Darkwing to take him on as his new sidekick!

### References

* Professor Waddlemeyer was murdered by Taurus Bulba's gang shortly after completing the Ram Rod.
* The Waddlemeyer Ram Rod is described as “a tachyon-specific device that disrupts gravitational bonds on a molecular level which allows manipulation on a macro scale”.
* Darkwing Duck keeps a boy scouts handbook underneath his pillow.
* Darkwing's high-tech secret lair is located inside the Audubon Bay Bridge.
* Launchpad McQuack describes himself as Darkwing's biggest fan and has spent “the last year” building a custom-made plane just for him, the Thunderquack.
* Taurus Bulba and his gang built up Bulba's prison cell into an Airship.
* The story is confirmed to take place around the time of its release by Darkwing's quip that Tantalus must be “travelling south for the winter”, consistent with a September setting.

### Continuity

* The film was adapted into a comic miniseries made up of four chapters: *Darkly Dawns The Duck* (1991), *For Whom The Bull Toils!* (1991), *Fowl Play!* (1992) and *The End of the Beginning!* (1992). The adaptation is generally faithful, but switches some dialogue around and adds the occasional detail. Notably, Clovis dies in the comic, whereas she is seen surviving the events of the film.
* Taurus Bulba, still injured from the events of the climax of the film, later reappeared as the main antagonist of *Steerminator* (1992) and *The Duck Knight Returns* (2010).

## Behind the scenes

*Darkly Dawns The Duck* was originally released as one feature on September the 6th, 1991 on American television, later being broken down into two normal-length episodes of *Darkwing Duck* for reruns.
Dimension )-0//zx

Tpxszum and Frederick, two natives of Dimension )-0//zx.

 **Dimension )-0//zx** was a parallel universe that has now been destroyed.

## Description

Dimension )-0//zx was dreamed into existence by a sleeping abomination in the Void. In 2019, the interdimensional speeding race between Lilathia and Brutus, causing the abomination to stir in its sleep; as a result, )-0//zx fizzled out of existence alongside its entire past history. However, two of its natives — a pair of furry creatures with tentacles called Tpxszum and Frederick respectively — somehow escaped and were eventually hired as waiters by the Interdimensional Tavern.

## Behind the scenes

Dimension )-0//zx was first mentioned, offhand, in 2019's *Cupid Fact File No. 124 — The Interdimensional Tavern*. It was mentioned again in *Marksmanship-522 and the Multi-Dimensional Race*.
Donald Campbell

**Donald Campbell** was a human man.

## Description

The son of Sir Malcolm Campbell, Donald Campbell became famous as a speedboat pilot and race-car driver, beating several world records between 1959 and 1964. He died in 1967 trying to beat his own speedboat record.

## Behind the scenes

Donald Campbell is mentioned in *The Famous Donalds* (1975). He is, of course, based on the real Donald Campbell.
Desert Island Dweller

## The Desert Island Dweller

The “**Desert Island Dweller**” is a male dognose.

## Description

By 1957, this ordinary man lived in a comfortable suburban house on what had once been a deserted treasure-island off the coast of Calisota. When Yellow Beak, Donald Duck and Scrooge McDuck informed him that a pirate chest was buried right beneath his living room, he let them dig up his floor in exchange for a promise of a share of the treasure. However, the treasure turned out to be a chest full of an old brand of sea crackers, beloved of old pirates everywhere — as opposed to *actual* gold. The irate Desert Island Dweller, who had come back to Duckburg to witness the opening of the chest, thus ended up joining Scrooge McDuck and the Beagle Boys in chasing after Yellow Beak and Donald Duck in a vengeful rage.

## Behind the scenes

The Desert Island Dweller appears in the 1957 story *The Treasure of Yellow Beak*.
Dopey's Dilemma

***Dopey's Dilemma*** is a written illustrated story. It features the Seven Dwarfs (Happy, Dopey, Grumpy, Sneezy, Sleepy, Bashful & Doc) as well as Snow White.

## Description

Dopey seems sickly and blue — forcing the Dwarfs to call Snow White to look after him…

## Behind the scenes

This short written story was first published in *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories* #345. It was reprinted in the British *Goofy* #8.
Doctor Akita

**Doctor Akita** is a mad scientist responsible for at least two attacks on his home city of Tokyolk.

## Description

A respected scientist at one point, Akita served as mentor to a young Gyro Gearloose, and took great interest in his development of the robot 2-BO. However, Akita was highly critical of his protégé, dismissively referring to him as "intern". Whereas Gyro was genuinely interested in helping the world with his inventions, Akita saw the potential to use 2-BO for his own aims. He thus added malicious programming to 2-BO that set him on a rampage across the city, which was only halted by the timely action of Inspector Tezuka.

Akita went into hiding in a secret bunker beneath Tokyolk for the next twenty years, while Gyro left the city and eventually settled in Duckburg. In consequence of Akita's betrayal, which Gyro did not know the extent of, Gyro became bitter and snappish, and would later treat his own intern Fenton Crackshell-Cabrera in much the same dismissive way Akita had treated him. The two would later meet again when Gyro returned to Tokyolk with 2-BO, now known as B.O.Y.D., whom Akita swiftly took control of again. However, Gyro was able to free B.O.Y.D. from Akita's influence, and Li'l Bulb knocked Akita into a nearby recycling bin.

## Behind the scenes

Akita debuted in the DuckTales 2017 episode *Astro B.O.Y.D.!*, which premiered May 2, 2020.
Dickie Duck

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**Dickie Duck**, called **Paperetta Yè-Yè** in the original Italian version, is a female anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Dickie Duck is the teenage granddaughter of Goldie O'Gilt. Exactly what that entails is unknown: either Goldie was briefly married, or Dickie is really the child of Scrooge McDuck's illegitimate daughter. Whatever the case however, Dickie grew up in Dawson, Klondike, listening to her grandmother's tales about the fearless prospector that Scrooge used to be. When Dickie finished her studies in the West, she moved to Duckburg, where she quickly became friends with Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Gideon McDuck and other notorious Duckburgers. Dickie is smart and resourceful, but can be a little air-headed. Truly a 60's teenager, she loves rock and modern dance and fashion, much to the older-fashioned Duckburgers' surprise.

She eventually hangs with a gang of teenage friends: Parceiro, Olimpia, Netunia and the Aracuan Bird.

## Behind the scenes

She first appeared in the 1966 story *The Miner's Granddaughter*.

In Brazil she went by "Iéié" until 1984, when she was renamed "Pata Lee", a homage to Brazilian singer Rita Lee.
Doctor Strangeduck

**Doctor Strangeduck** is or was an anthropomorphic duck (presumed to be male).

## Description

A magically-powered duck, this master of the mystical arts was a and member of the Justice Ducks in their late incarnation.

## Behind the scenes

Doctor Strangeduck one of the new characters created as potential players in the *Justice Ducks* cartoon, which was, in the end, cancelled.

There is some debate on whether the character was meant to be the same character as Dr Ludwing von Strangeduck, who had appeared in a *DuckTales* episode, or if the identical names were a coincidence. In fact, it is even possible that the *Justice Ducks* Strangeduck would have been a woman rather than a man, though the character's obvious nature as a parody of Marvel's Doctor Strange makes the male option the most likely.

## References

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

**Doc Swaller** is or was an anthropomorphic goat.

## Description

A doctor active in Duckburg in the 1850s, Doc Swaller was once called to the Duckfoot Crossing elementary school to examine the students' mysterious green spots. Realizing that the students were only pretending to be sick, Swaller prepared a strange concoction of medicines, which frightened the children into washing off the spots themselves.

## Behind the scenes

Doc Swaller appeared in *Doc Swaller and the Green-Spot Cure* in 1984.
Doctor Stan Livingstone

**Doctor Stan Livingstone** is a male dognose.

## Description

A renowned British explorer (the greatest in the world according to Mickey Mouse), Doctor Stan Livingstone once set out to be the first man to find the Bottomless Lake and return to tell the tale. He did, after much difficulty, and discovered the existence of the Impossible Berries. After mailing the rest of his supply of Berries to his friend Mickey, Livingstone swallowed one of the Berries and used it to walk into the Lake and to its bottom, hoping to find more Berries there.

Though the Berries allowed him to reach the bottom of the Bottomless Lake, they could not make the journey anything but rather lengthy, and in the meantime, with no news from him reaching the modern world past the package he'd sent Mickey, Livingstone was declared missing. This prompted Mickey and his friend Goofy to come to his rescue, using up all the Impossible Berries in the process, much to Livingstone's disappointment when the misunderstanding came to light. Livingstone rationalized, however, that he "could hardly get angry at two friends for trying to save him".

## Behind the scenes

Doctor Stan Livingstone is a major character in the 1986 audioplay *The Impossible Journey*. Who voiced him in said story is, at present, unknown.

His name is, of course, a mashup of those of two famous explorers of Africa, Stanley and Livingstone; when recognizing "the Monster of the Bottomless Lake" as Stan Livingstone, Mickey Mouse quotes Stanley's famous introductory line to Livingstone, "Doctor Livingstone, I presume?".
Double Chaser

First page of the story.

*Double Chaser* is a remake of *Just a Game* (written by Hubie Karp), drawn by Paul Murry. It features Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and Pluto.

## Description

Mickey Mouse stops Pluto from chasing a cat, thinking he is helping. In truth, however, the cat wants to play too.

## Behind the scenes

This one-pager was first printed in 1953 in *Mickey Mouse* #33 and was reprinted in *Mickey Mouse* #327. It is a remake of a Sunday page *Just a Game* (the remake was likely ordered because reformatting the original page to comic book format was harder than simply commissioning a redraw).
Diesel and Turbo's Owner

**Diesel and Turbo's Owner** is a male anthropomorphic rooster.

## Description

In 2004, this tall and broad-shouldered man, who was on a first-name basis with Dickie Duck, hired the energetic young duck to walk his enormous dogs Diesel and Turbo for him. Having accidentally also volunteered for a delivery job at the same time on the same day, Dickie ended up using the dogs as unlikely steeds to complete the delivery.

## Behind the scenes

Diesel and Turbo's Owner appears briefly in the 2004 one-pager *Puppy Express*.
Doofus (disambiguation)

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

* **Doofus Drake**, the clumsy Junior Woodchuck and acquaintance of Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck;
* **Doofus Drake**, the above character's insanely rich, insanely unpleasant, and insane full-stop counterpart in *DuckTales 2017*;
* **Dewford Duck**, better known as **Dewey Duck**, the adventurous counterpart of Dewey Duck in the 2017 Continuum;
* **Doctor Doofenshmirtz**, the main antagonist of the animated series *Phineas and Ferb*, and of the video game *Villains Unite*.
Donald Duck and the Seven Dwarfs

First page of the story.

***Donald Duck and the Seven Dwarfs*** is a comic story of unknown writer; pencilled by by Walt Kelly, it was inked by Dan Noonan. It features Donald Duck and the Seven Dwarfs Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Bashful, Sneezy, Dopey and Doc, also mentioning "Walt", "the Old Witch" and Snow White.

## Description

Donald Duck is sent into the Forest by Walt Disney to scout for new talent. He happens upon the Dwarfs' Cottage — failing, at first, to recognize it as the home of his friendly acquaintances the Dwarfs. For their part, the Dwarfs themselves somehow become convinced that the cheerful, oddly-dressed man knocking at their door and enticing them to come out is a new disguise of the Old Witch!

### References

* Donald Duck and the Dwarfs are all aware that *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs* is going to be rereleased in theatres and as a radio play soon.

### Continuity

* This story hinges on *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs* (1937) existing in-universe, serving to advertise its rerelease in theatres in 1944.

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed in *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories* #43, tying in with a theatrical rerelease of *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs*; when the movie was once more rereleased on July the 17th, 1987, *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories* #523 reprinted the story with the last speech bubbled altered to no longer mention the radio-play release of the story, but instead give the "July the 17th" date.

During its revue on *Duck Comics Revue*, the story was criticised for its strangely laid-back characterization of Donald Duck, which, combined with the metafictional idea of Donald being a "famous actor" acquainted with "Walt", prompted a discussion in which reviewer GeoX and frequent commenters "Elaine", Chris Barat and Joe Torcivia took part, wherein which they hypothesized that this story took place in a universe where the anger-prone cartoon Donald really was nothing but a part plaid by "Donald Duck, the Famous Actor", a much quieter individual who likely did not even speak in quacks, instead being dubbed in most (but not all) of his appearances by Clarence Nash.
Creeper

**Creeper** was a small male goblin.

## Description

This small, hunchbacked goblin became the toadie of the Horned King in unknown circumstances. Though he had a mean streak of his own, Creeper was more of a victim than a villain, and despite his pretense of adoring his master, he celebrated merrily when he thought the King dead in the explosion of his castle, which Creeper had escaped on the back of one of his master's Gwythaints. The freed henchman then bought a boat and began a quiet, honest life helping people cross the Swamp of Spells aboard said rowboat, for a price of course.

## Gallery

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

Creeper first appeared in 1985 in *The Black Cauldron*. He does not appear in Lloyd Alexander's *Chronicles of Prydain*. Interestingly, at one point in development, Creeper was not a goblin but an ugly, Quasimodo-like man; moreover, model sheets refer to Creeper as "the Horned King's Dwarf", even though he is ostensibly a goblin.
Does it Come in Black?

***Does it Come in Black?*** is a CGI cartoon webcast written and directed by James McLoughlin, featuring the LEGO characters Batman (from DC Comics and Shaggy (from Scooby-Doo).

## Description

Somewhere in the multiverse, Shaggy attempts to sell a wondrous high-tech car to grim-faced hero Batman, who is unconvinced by its lack of "cool" features such as grappling hooks or a coat of black paint.

## Behind the scenes

This short was released in July of 2015 on the official LEGO Dimensions YouTube channel, the first of three comedic shorts released to tie in with the release of *LEGO Dimensions*. Unlike its successor, *When Monkeys Fly*, it did not feature a directly Prime Universe-adjacent character.
Dr Jekyll and Mr Mouse

First page of the story.

***Dr Jekyll and Mr Mouse*** is a comic story written by Stefan Petrucha, penciled by Francisco Rodriguez Peinado and inked by Enriqueta Perea. It features Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar, as well as the debuts of Doctor Manfred Meek, Jane Plain and Al Aggrand.

## Plot

Just after getting chewed out by his girlfriend over being too much of a daredevil, Mickey Mouse accidentally drinks a chemical potion brewed up by Doctor Manfred Meek, which makes him into the world's boldest daredevil!

### Continuity

* The title compares Mickey Mouse to Doctor Jekyll, first mentioned in *Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hydrange* (1983), and established to have been a real person in the Disney Comics Universe in *Doctor Jekyll & Mr McDuck* (1987). Like Jekyll, Mickey lapses into an alternate personality due to having ingested an experimental chemical solution.
* Mickey is offered a deal with K-O-R-N TV, mirroring the K-O-R-N Radio of *Land Beneath the Ground* (1956).

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed on in August of 2002 in the Norwegian *Donald Duck & Co* #2002-32. It was printed in English in 2002 in *Mickey Mouse* #281.
Disneyland's 50th - Happiest Celebration on Earth

The short

***Disneyland's 50th -*** ***Happiest Celebration on Earth*** is a possible title for an animated promotional short featuring Mickey Mouse, Goofy, Donald Duck, and Jiminy Cricket.

## Description

Lying beneath the stars with his friends, Mickey Mouse wishes that he could bring exciting new attractions to Disneyland for its 50th anniversary - and, before Jiminy Cricket can warn him that wishing on a star like that could make his dream come true, new attractions begin to fall from the sky!

## Behind the scenes

Disneyland's 50th - *Happiest Celebration on Earth*was released in 2005, to promote Disneyland's 50th anniversary
Drake Mallard (Paraducks)

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## Drakey

**Drakey** is an alternate version of Darkwing Duck . He is from an **alternate timeline** created when **Darkwing** and **Gosalyn** time travel to the past in a machine made by a S.H.U.S.H scientist, to the time when **DW** was at school.

He was bullied frequently by 2 people, one of them **The King** of **St. Canard** in the messed-up future timeline, and the other one his little brother.

**Drakey** is the servant of **the King**, and has a very shy personality. He also seemingly does not have any friends. This version of Darkwing does not have a version of Gosalyn. Gosalyn probably remains at the orphanage, and Taurus Bulba has probably already finished his schemes. But when Gosalyn does not know the code, she is possibly pushed into mid air by Taurus.

Darkwing and Gosalyn eventually go back to fix the future, teaching Drakey a bunch of martial arts skills, giving him a costume, etc.

Drakey is still actually named **Drake Mallard**, but is stuck with the embarrassing alias known as Drakey.
Dope-a-Cabana

A screencap from the episode.

***Dope-a-Cabana*** is a cartoon story written and directed by Matt Danner. It features Donald Duck, José Carioca, Panchito Pistoles, Xandra, April, May, and June, the Aracuan Bird, Clinton Coot, Daisy Duck, and, in their debut, Baron Von Sheldgoose, Lord Felldrake Sheldgoose, Don Dugo, Caballero Carioca, Caballero Gonzalez, the Barbershop Owner, a woman suspiciously resembling Peg-Leg Pete, the Duckburg Firefighters, Debbie Affidavit. In a cameo appearance, a painting of Hortense and Quackmore Duck can also be seen.

## Description

On Donald Duck's birthday, he is fired from his job as a barber, his house burns down, the firefighters who show up do nothing but chop his remaining unburnt possessions into pieces, and, to top it off, Daisy breaks up with him. While sitting outside the burnt remains of his house, Donald receives a letter telling him that his great-grandfather, Clinton Coot, has left him a house in New Quackmore. Rushing there, Donald makes himself at home in what he believes to be his new house, until the stuffy Baron Von Sheldgoose informs him that he is, in fact, trespassing on his private home, and that Donald has actually inherited the house next door, a tiny cabana.

Not only that, but he is, in fact, only *one* of the three co-inheritors of the place, a fact made clear when the other two heirs, José Carioca and Panchito Pistoles, show up. The three decide to have a yard sale with the items left in the cabana, and Donald invites Daisy's nieces April, May, and June to help them. Sheldgoose, however, is furious, as he tells the three that having a yard sale on the property of the New Quackmore Institute is forbidden. He is interrupted, however, when a mysterious, sinister glowing ring (belonging to his ancestor Lord Felldrake) catches his attention, causing him to backpedal and cordially offer to pay one million dollars for the entirety of the estate, provided they can locate a golden atlas that should be somewhere in the cabana.

The three manage to locate the book, and (after asking the Aracuan Bird, caretaker of the estate, to open the lock on it), open it, releasing a goddess, who threatens to kill them with her magic arrows if they don't reveal who they are (directly leading into the next episode, *Labyrinth and Repeat*).

## Behind the scenes

*Dope-a-Cabana* is the first episode of *Legend of the Three Caballeros*.
Dimension 8696-2537

**Dimension-8696-2537** is a parallel world.

## Description

In 2019, the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids's Department of Assignments assigned Larrikin-1029 and Pessimist-242 to a mission in Dimension 8696-2537. However, Pessimist's Fog Ship, having a mind of its own, took them somewhere else entirely, to what happened to be the giant Workshop of Madame Tarsa.

## Behind the scenes

Dimension-8696-2537 was only ever mentioned in the short 2019 *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* story *The Toymaker's Labyrinth*.