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Clarence Coot (Is This House Haunted?)

## Clarence Coot

**Clarence Coot** is an anthropomorphic coot.

## Description

   Clarence Coot is an inventor who lives in a quaint little house in Mouseton, noted for its large backyard. Known to his family as a crackpot inventor always tinkering away in his attic, Clarence once invented an Electronic Squigg De-Oolater, though the bulk of his research seems concerned with other dimensions.

In early 2001, while experimenting in this field, Clarence accidentally blasted himself into Dimension X, his corporeal body vanishing alongside a lump of the floor. Clarence, existing as a disembodied consciousness, was still able to influence the Prime Universe from Dimension X, sending vibrations through the house thanks to the device connecting his laboratory to Dimension X.

To the outside world, Clarence was believed dead, with the strange goings-on in his house attributed by those who noticed them to the late Clarence having become a ghost. Clarence's gold-obsessed nephew Charlie then won a lengthy legal battle to make himself the owner of the house, planning to raze it to build a golf course. Charlie's son Custer, correctly interpreting Clarence's otherworldly signs, opposed the project, but to no avail.

   In the end, a passing Mickey Mouse got involved in the case, excited by the prospect of uncovering a real ghost. Mickey made his way to Clarence's lab, and realized that what had happened had been no mere explosion. Accidentally clicking on a button on one of the machines, Mickey allowed an ectoplasmic emanation of Clarence's to manifest, and the angered inventor, after berating Charlie for his selfishness and stupidity, was able to give Mickey direction to reverse the experiment and drag him back into the world.

Following these events, Charlie and Custer continued to live with Clarence in the no-longer-"haunted" Coot house, with Clarence giving Charlie permission to build a golf course in the backyard, routing the golfballs through Dimension X so as to make the course longer than it should physically be able to be made. His creativity sparked by Mickey Mouse's disappointment in not having met a real ghost, Clarence then got to work inventing a way to travel to Dimension Y, reputed to be home to many ghosts.

## Behind the scenes

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

Clarence shares his name with another Clarence Coot, stated to be an ancestor of Donald Duck, who was created in the late 2010's. However, the other Clarence does not resemble the inventor much, and it is unlikely that the connection was intentional.

*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 clarify 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.
Business Manningtonson

## Business Manningtonson(2017 Continuum)

**Business Manningtonson** is or was a man of unknown species from the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

According to certain accounts, individual is or was a businessman (as their rather over-the-top name should hint), and presumably a rival of Scrooge McDuck.

## Behind the scenes

According to Francisco Angones in *Frank Angones and the Suspenders of Disbelief*, the character of "a businessman named Business Manningtonson" was cut from *DuckTales 2017* for time, with no plans to reintegrate him in future episodes. An allusion to Manningtonson remains in *The Infernal Internship of Mark Beaks*, where Dewey Duck makes up “Business Manningtonson” on the spot as part of an unconvincing excuse for slacking off — which would suggest Manningtonson's existence has been retconned away.

### Notes and References

1. ↑ *Frank Angones and the Suspenders of Disbelief*, **Link**
Charles

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

* **Various characters called Charlie**;
* **Charles**, a gullible tourist who once visited Hawaii;
* **Charles Dickens**, a famous British writer;
* **Charles Lindbergh**, a famous American aviator;
* **Charles**, a member of Fethry Duck's Team of musical blue krill, in the 2017 Continuum.
Cindy Lou

**Cindy Lou** is a female anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Cindy Lou used to live in Duckburg, and, as a child, became good friends with Daisy Duck. They lost sight of each other when Cindy moved to another city. However, in 1964, Cindy's wealthy uncle invited her to stay in Duckburg for a while. He had also asked one of his employees (none other than Donald) to take her on a ride through town. Donald, afraid his girlfriend Daisy would believe he was cheating on her with Cindy, attempted to hide the two women from each other. This failed, of course, and Cindy and Daisy were very happy to finally see each other again, though the happiness was tempered in Daisy's case by anger at how fickle and unforgiving Donald had thought her.

## Behind the scenes

Cindy Lou was only ever seen in the 1964 story *The Shutterbug Duck*, though a female duck who may or may not be her makes a brief cameo in the 1966 story *Donald's Buzzin' Cousin*.
Bug-Eyed Trunkasaur

A Jovian kid point out the Trunkasaur to Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck.

**Bug-Eyed Trunkasaurs** are a species of alien animals.

## Description

Bug-Eyed Trunkasaurs are large, plump creatures resembling an unusually placid cross of an elephant and a dinosaur.

A Trunkasaur was among the creatures Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck saw in 1960 when they visited a Jovian zoo on the planet Jupiter; it was apparently considered harmless enough that it was not caged, instead staying inside its designated paddock seemingly of its own volition. It stood so still that the Earth triplets briefly confused the beast for a vending machine; however, its startled cry when Huey grasped its trunk soon dispelled the notion from their minds.

Thirty-five years later, Scrooge McDuck and Donald Duck encountered a wild Trunkasaur (of much larger size) during another trip to Jupiter, and Donald's rudeness made the poor thing run away crying (though this proved fortunate, as not long after, Donald and Scrooge came across a Weepasaur roaming the area).

## Behind the scenes

A Bug-Eyed Trunkasaur appears in the 1960 *Uncle Scrooge's Money Rocket*. A wild Trunkasaur is seen in its 1995 sequel *The Return of Rebo*.
Interestingly, in the two stories' 2018 American printing, the first Trunkasaur was colored grayish, and the second light blue.

The 1995 Trunkasaur, inexplicably colored blue.
Chernabog

**Chernabog**, sometimes known as the **Devil** or the **Devil of Bald Mountain**, is a male demon.

## Description

Chernabog is a gigantic, terrifying black demon who dwells on the summit of Bald Mountain. On Walpurgis Night each year, he gathers scores of hellish minions for a nightmarish sabbath. The rest of the year, Chernabog is usually slumbering behind the cover of his wings.

Despite these terrifying appearance and powers that has often gotten him confused for his master, Lucifer himself, Chernabog seems to be mostly "all bark and no bite". For one thing, he accepted to be featured in an animated film rendition of his sabbath, and, having met the Disney crew on this occasion, was later seen enjoying the show like any other guest at the *House of Mouse*.

Chernabog nonetheless remains a villain, if not as fearsome as one would expect. He followed Jafar's brutal takeover of the *House of Mouse* itself in 2002, and in 2017 he joined Peg-Leg Pete in, of all things, a football match against Mickey Mouse and his friends.

## Behind the scenes

Chernabog famously first appeared in the *Night on Bald Mountain* segment of *Fantasia*. Although initially meant to be the Devil himself, he was later retconned to be a lesser demon called Chernabog, based on the figure of Tchernobog from Slavic mythology.
Buzzard Brothers

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

## The Buzzard Brothers(2017 Continuum)

### INDUCKS

**Bentley Buzzard**
**Bradford Buzzard**

## Character Information

### Aliases

The Board of Directors
Bentley Buzzard, Bradford Buzzard and Buford Buzzard

### Death

The Last Adventure (Except Bradford, who's been transformed into an ordinary vulture by Magica De Spell)

## Behind the Scenes

### Index

***Buzzard Brothers stories***

The **Buzzard Brothers**-**Bentley (grey eyebrows and monocle)** and **Bradford (small glasses)**, and **Buford** **(big glasses)**-are a trio of anthropomorphic vultures from the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

Three stern siblings, or so they claimed, the greedy and down-to-earth Buzzards made up the Board of Directors of Scrooge McDuck's company. Scrooge trusted their judgement when it comes to business, but they were, if it is possible, even more miserly than he, to the point that they always want him to stop adventuring because they don't think it's "reliable enough" as a source of profit.

So strong was their dedication to making money in the most efficient way possible that they seriously considered *firing* the "unreasonable" Scrooge if they could only find a way. Ultimately they proved willing to go even further and eliminate Scrooge and his family, in their capacity as the leaders of the criminal organization F.O.W.L.. It would subsequently be revealed that Bentley and Buford were only two of a number of “dumbed down clones” created by Bradford to aid him in his bid to rid the world of adventure. Bradford himself, the grandson of famed explorer Isabella Finch and the first (and worst) member of the Junior Woodchucks, would later make them the first victims of his intent to destroy everything and everyone connected with adventure.

## Behind the scenes

The Buzzard Brothers were first seen in 2017 in the first episode of *DuckTales 2017*, *Woo-oo!*. However only two of them have speaking roles (Bradford being the one with the most lines).

## See also

* F.O.W.L. High Command, the Buzzard Brothers' counterparts as heads of F.O.W.L. from *Darkwing Duck*.
Cheshire Cat

## Secondary relatives

The **Cheshire Cat** is the only known cheshire cat in the world.

## Description

The Cheshire Cat is a mysterious creature native to Wonderland. Although his description of himself as "a" Cheshire Cat implies there might be more of his kind in existence, he was the only one ever seen. The Cat is one of the most powerful characters in Wonderland; he possess the powers of invisibility and teleportation and has the ability to separate some of his limbs from the rest of his body. He also knows a lot about Wonderland and how to navigate it. The Cat is, however, completely mad; he only ever does what amuses him, and that might just as well be helping you as getting you beheaded by the Queen of Hearts.

## Behind the scenes

The Cheshire Cat first appeared in 1951 in *Alice in Wonderland*.

### Voice Actors

* Sterling Holloway (*Alice in Wonderland*)
* Jim Cummings (Classical voice actor since 2004)
Charybdis (2017 Continuum)

## Charybdis

**Charybdis** is a female sea monster and Charybdis's counterpart from the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

A many-tentacled sea monster (considered unattractive even by her own kind, something she was rather disillusioned about), this version of Charybdis was enlisted by her (presumed) father Poseidon as the guardian of his spear on the Island of Ithaquack at some point before 2018.

## Behind the scenes

Charybdis, based on the mythological figure of the same name, first appeared in *The Spear of Selene*, the 12th episode of *DuckTales 2017*. In the original myths, Charybdis is Poseidon's daughter, which may or may not be true of this version, who is nonetheless clearly *affiliated* with Poseidon. Her design somewhat resembles the Seaweed Monster's, which may be intentional.
Cheeryble McDuck

**Cheeryble McDuck** (Italian name *Papirone De' Paperoni*), also known as "Wastrel", is an anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Cheeryble McDuck is Fergus and Downy McDuck's son and Scrooge McDuck's twin brother. Unlike Scrooge, Cheeryble is a generous philanthropist, though he has the same dogged stubbornness as his brother and the same knack for finding riches while living in the rough. After presumably failing the stinginess test held by his grandfather in 1877, Cheeryble left for the American Wild West, where he digged for gold for a bit before settling in a large ranch. Cheeryble spends most of his time discovering new gold mines which he then donates to the needy. Scrooge does not like to talk about his brother, who, according to him, brings shame to the McDuck name; Cheeryble's own nephew Donald Duck hadn't heard of him until he met him on a trip out west in 1955, and Donald initially mistook Cheeryble for Scrooge himself, with all the ensuing surprises one can easily imagine as Donald witnessed "Scrooge" perform generous deed after generous deed.

## Behind the scenes

In spite of his important position in the Duck family tree, MarCheeryble McDuck only ever appeared in 1955 in *Paperino e l'Uomo del West*, as well as in a cover for that story.

### Notes and references

1. ↑ As the character has not officially appeared in English-speaking publications, Cheeryble McDuck is a fan-generated name. Marley McDuck also got some use.
2. ↑ In Italian, his nickname is "Mani Buche", which is slang for a spendthrift and literally means "Hands with holes in them".
Captain Flint

**Captain Flint** was a human man.

## Description

Captain Flint was a feared 18th century pirate, who, with his crew of cutthroats (quartermaster Long John Silver chief among them), accumulated an enormous fortune. Flint buried his loot on an island known only to himself, known ever after as “Treasure Island”. A cruel man with a twisted sense of humor, Flint killed the five men who'd helped him buried the treasure, leaving their skeletons on the island, positioned so as to point the way to the treasure. Flint then died, leaving the map to rival pirate Captain William Bones — a poisoned gift, as it set now-captain Silver and Flint's old crew on his tracks.

## Behind the scenes

Captain Flint is heavily mentioned in the 1950 film *Treasure Island* and a few other is adaptations and parodies of the *Treasure Island* story, as well as its sequel *Long John Silver*. He is also mentioned in J.M. Barry's *Peter Pan*, which inspired the Disney animated film of the same name.

In Stevenson's original novel, Flint's name begins with "J"; his Disney (but non-canonical) appearance in *Muppet Treasure Island* gives him the name Bernie Flint, while his counterpart in *Treasure Planet* is known as Nathaniel Flint. In *Treasure Island*, Flint is portrayed by the Phantom Blot.
Chief of the South American Coast Tribe

## The Chief of theSouth American Coast Tribe

This **Chief of the South American Coast Tribe** is a human man.

## Description

A warlike brute of a chieftain, the Chief of the South American Coast Tribe began to attack Donald Duck with his men when he found him prowling their lands, but were soon distracted by the magazines he was carrying, allowing Donald to escape their grasp.

## Behind the scenes

The Chief of the South American Coast Tribe appears in the 1962 comic story *Brain Vs. Brawn*.
Castle of Illusion

## Gameplay Video

Gameplay video.

***Castle of Illusion*** is a video game directed by Emiko Yamamoto. It features Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and, in their debut, Mizrabel, the Mysterious Old Mouse, the Old Oak Tree, Mizrabel's Jack-in-the-Box, the Storm-Men, the Licorice Dragon, the Oafish Clockmaker, and the Mischievous Shadow.

## Plot

The witch Mizrabel, jealous of Minnie Mouse's beauty, kidnaps her and takes her into her bewitched castle in the Black Forest. To save her before Mizrabel can go through her dastardly ritual to rob Minnie of her youth, Mickey must fight his way through the illusion-worlds that Mizrabel has filled her castle with.

## Behind the scenes

*Castle of Illusion* is the first installment in the *Illusion* series, followed by *Land of Illusion*. The game was released in March of 1993 in a Game Gear version before a Master System version was created in June of 1993.

It is by far the most well-known game in the series, and received a remake in 2013, which changes a few minor plot elements and improves the overall designs while staying close to the original version's storyline.

In *Castle of Illusion*, Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and Mizrabel's home town is called Vera City, a pun on "Veracity", as opposed to Mouseton.
Brick Boulder

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

## Character Information

### Residence

Texas (formerly)
Mouseton

## Behind the Scenes

### In

*Chief Casey's Longest Night*

**Brick Boulder** (known as ***Rock Sassi*** in the original Italian) is an anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

   Once hailed as the sharpest, most fearsome sheriff in Texas, and most certainly the toughest, Brick Boulder is an expert at crime-busting, gun-toting heroics, and tough as they get (qualities that are somewhat marred by his simplistic sense of good and evil and a general lack of judgement). He was transferred to the Mouseton Police Department as a detective in 1997 to replace Detective Casey, and has stayed there ever since for unfathomable reasons. Amusingly, the one criminal who ever escaped from Boulder prior to his arrival in Mouseton was none other than Peg-Leg Pete, leading the cop to forever hold Pete to be a great criminal mastermind towering above even the Phantom Blot.

## Behind the scenes

Making a memorable debut in the 1997 story *Chief Casey's Longest Night*, Brick Boulder has since become a recurring character.

His original Italian name is (much like all things in *Longest Night*) a play on words, as "Sassi" means "rocks" in Italian — a fact later justified by the reveal that Boulder's family is actually from Italy. His English name was chosen by Jonathan Gray with David Gerstein's blessing, and presented to Brick's creator himself, Tito Faraci — who approved of the name. It was finally unveiled in the 2018 Joe Torcivia localization of *Chief Casey's Longest Night*.

Though Boulder has not appeared in animation, Joe Torcivia has stated that he would gladly see Patrick Warburton in the role.
Changing Portraits

The Changing Portrait Corridor in the Haunted Mansion.

**Changing Portraits** are a type of haunted paintings.

## Description

Changing Portraits are portraits haunted by the ghosts of their subjects (or, in the case of still-lives, related subjects) and made to shift appearances by the ghosts to achieve a spooky effect. This shift can be a gradual morphing, or flashes aided by lightning.

Though the ghosts often reside inside the portraits, it seems they can essentially leave their frames yet have the effect persist; copies of the same Changing Portraits, with identical transformations, exist simultaneously in Phantom Manor and in the Haunted Mansion and at least one ghost once haunted two Changing Portraits *and* a Sinister Eleven portrait all at once.

In most cases, the shifting will either reveal the subject's true nature (such as a portrait of Count Dracula becoming that of a large bat) or hint at their grim fate (such as the portrait of a handsome young man turning into that of a skeleton).

The Haunted Mansion, Phantom Manor and Mystic Manor all house a number of Changing Portraits.

## Behind the scenes

The Changing Portraits are a recurring element in the Haunted Mansion ride and its spin-offs.
Captain Ramrod

**Captain Ramrod** is a female dognose.

## Description

Captain Ramrod is a strong, broad-shouldered, square-jawed woman who used to work as an army engineer. When she retired, she became a troop leader for the Chickadees Patrol, putting her background knowledge (and intimidating discipline) to good use. Ramrod shares most of the Chickadees' strong rivalry with the Junior Woodchucks, and, while she is too honorable to truly *cheat*, she isn't above striking when the Woodchucks are down, such as challenging them at a woodcraft contest just when their woodcraft counsellor was unavailable.

## Behind the scenes

She first appeared in the 1955 story *The Chickadee Challenge*.
Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers (mobile game)

***Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers*** is a game based on Disney's *Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers* television series released in 1989. It was later re-released for mobile devices on the Java MIDP 2.0 platform by Russian developer Dynamic Pixels in May 2010.

## Story

Fat Cat has kidnapped Zipper and imprisoned him on a distant island. As their plane is their only chance to get to Fat Cat's den, the remaining Rescue Rangers need to repair their legendary plane to get off the island. However, they have no spare parts for the plane, so the Rescue Rangers have to use their intelligence and improvisation skills to fix it. The story is divided into 27 non-linear missions that can be reached via a city map. Each mission is one of three different mini-games. The game itself can be downloaded for free,[1] but players can use microtransactions to purchase in-game money for additional equipment, power ups, bonuses, etc.
Batman

**Batman** is a man of uncertain species.

## Description

A masked superhero iconic for casting a looming pointy-eared shadow, Batman encountered Mickey Mouse and Goofy on separate occasions. He was also present on Snee-Kah Peak for unclear reasons when Scrooge McDuck and his nephews investigated its value shortly after Scrooge's purchase of the thing; using his bat-themed disguise, Batman, shown to be a very diminutive individual despite the size of his shadow, was blending in with real bats in a cave.

Several other versions of Batman exist in the multiverse. One of them once teamed up with Wyldstyle and a version of Gandalf on a dimension-traveling adventure which took them, among other destinations, to the Land of Oz, where they fought the Wicked Witch of the West.**[N****ON****-D****ISNEY****]**

## Behind the scenes

Batman, an iconic "serious" Detective Comics superhero character who went through many incarnations, first made an appearance in the Prime Universe as a cameo in Don Rosa's 1988 story *His Fortune On The Rocks*. Mickey Mouse and Goofy were later confronted with the shadow of Batman in two covers of the French *Journal de Mickey* in 1995 and 2005.

Additionally, many Disney stories and characters have parodied, or at least riffed on, the concepts and characters of the *Batman* mythos. They include some takes on Donald Duck's superhero persona of the Duck Avenger, Fethry Duck's incompetent alias the Red Bat, and Darkwing Duck.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ [1], [2].
2. ↑ *His Fortune On The Rocks*.
3. ↑ *LEGO Dimensions*.
Chainsaw

## Chainsaw the dog

Chainsaw is a non anthropomorphic dog and the pet of the Pete the Family.

## Description

Chainsaw is a small dog of an unknown breed that lives with the Pete family. Chainsaw is a very excitable and short-tempered little dog that loves burying objects she finds, which can sometimes lead to problems with the Goof and Pete family when she buries their possessions such as P.J.'s baseball glove, Max's walkman and even Pete's boat!

Pete often spoils Chainsaw, but other times plays jokes on her. Pistol likes playing with Chainsaw, as well as Waffles

Chainsaw is rivals with the Goofy's cat, Waffles and loves chasing him, however the cunning Waffles can often outsmart her and at times, starts conflict by playing a tricks on her. That said, Chainsaw can be friendly with Waffles at times, particularly when they find commonality in something such as their mutual dislike of being dressed up by Pistol.

## Behind the scenes

Like Waffles, Chainsaw does not appear in *A Goofy Movie* or *An Extremely Goofy Movie* for the sake of focusing on the Max and Goofy relationship.

Pistol Pete occasionally refers to Chainsaw with male pronouns, but this is assumed to be either a writer's error or simply a quirk of Pistol's childish behavior.
Bye, Bye, Bin

First page of the story.

***Bye, Bye Bin*** is a comic story written by Vic Lockman, penciled by Tony Strobl and inked by Steve Steere. It features Scrooge McDuck, the Beagle Boys and (in his debut) Titus Wadly.

## Plot

To the Beagle Boys' horror when they try to rob him, Scrooge McDuck has hidden his money in an orbital Money Satellite, out of their reach. Unfortunately, Scrooge begins to miss his daily swims in money, and, when he takes a rocket ride to his fortune, the Beagles sneak aboard…

## Behind the scenes

This story was only ever published in the U.S.A. in 1967 in *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories* #323. It was also printed in English in the Australian *Walt Disney's Comics* #257.

Due to his having a differently-spelled name ("Waddly"), Wadly's appearance in the story is not indexed on I.N.D.U.C.K.S.
Camellia Falco

**Camellia Falco** was a human woman who lives on as a spirit.

## Description

One of the original members of the Society of Explorers and Adventurers, Camellia was an engineer, an aviator, and a pioneer of hot air balloon travel. She built some of the first flying machines, including the Dream Flyer, which was inspired by the designs of Leonardo da Vinci. Her love for aviation was sparked by her parents, Cellino and Giuliana Falco, who founded the Museum of Fantastic Flight in Porto Paradiso.

In 1850, Falco inherited the Museum of Fantastic Flight from her parents. She became the first woman to be inducted into the S.E.A. a year later, and continued the Society tradition of displaying an oar from a past expedition at the Tropical Hideaway, using an oar from an 1831 expedition on the Zambezi River.

Falco died in 1875. She lived on as a spirit, residing at the Museum of Fantastic Flight. During a celebration of her life held at the Museum in 1901, she guided guests on a journey of the imagination on her Dream Flyer.

Camellia owned a pet falcon named Aletta, whom she loved enough to take everywhere with her. For this reason, Aletta was included in most of Camellia's portraits.

## Gallery

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

Camellia Falco (or rather, her spirit) is the host of the Tokyo DisneySea attraction *Soaring: Fantastic Flight*, which opened in July of 2019. Her expedition oar was previously installed in the Tropical Hideaway in Disneyland, making this her official introduction.

She is one of the only Society members not to appear in the Society group portrait in *Mystic Manor*, having been created long after the portrait was.
Boom Studios

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Boom Studios is a comic book publishing company. They used to publish Disney Comics from 2009 to 2011.

Here is a list of the comic books they published

* Walt Disney's Comics and Stories

* Uncle Scrooge

* Donald Duck/Donald Duck and Friends

* Mickey Mouse/Mickey Mouse and Friends

* Disney's Hero Squad/Ultra Heroes

* Wizards of Mickey

* Darkwing Duck

* Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers

* Duck Tales

* The Muppet Show

* Toy Story

* Monsters Inc

* Finding Nemo

* The Incredibles

* Cars

* Wall E

That's all the Disney titles that Boom Studios Published.
Buckaroo Duck

**Buckaroo "Buck" Duck** is an anthropomorphic duck from the Prime Universe.

## Description

Buckaroo Duck is a cowboy that lives in Bootsville with his girlfriend Calamity Duck, owner of a saloon, and Chicken Duck, the sheriff of Bootsville, although it seems like Buck takes Chicken Duck's place as the sheriff of the town.

Buck Duck is also a friend and possibly a cousin of Donald Duck.

## Behind the Scenes

Buckaroo Duck was created for a comics series with the same name, by Paul Murry, and it was published in the United States between 1969 and 1973.

Buckaroo also made an appearence in the Chip 'n Dale comic *Chip Shooters* in 1977. His most recent appearence was in the Denmark Donald Duck comic *Men of Mettle*, in 2014.
Chiapas

**Chiapas** is a state in Mexico located near the Yucatán Peninsula. It borders the country of Guatemala and houses many Maya wonders, such as the city of Palenque and Temple of Xamoc.

King Pakal was born in the location that currently makes up Chiapas.

## Description

Afer their online communication ended in disaster, Mickey Mouse and Goofy flew to Chiapas to make sure their friend Eurasia Toft was safe. After they confirmed he was alright, they went on an adventure to discover the Temple of Xamoc and later discovered artifacts that proved the Vikings discovered Mexico and interacted with the Maya civilization.

## Notes and references

The location wasn't actually named in the story *Gift of the Sun Lord*, however according to this map, Chiapas would've been their destination. Likewise, the city of Palenque is located in the state.
Carl Barks's second Duck Family Tree

This **untitled Duck Family Tree** was crafted by Carl Barks in 1991, at which point he had lost the first tree he had drawn in the fifties.

## Description

To put it in his own words, what he had written in the first tree was "lost in the senile fog of [his] recollection processes", and he had to work backwards from rereading the reference he had made to the Duck's family *in his own stories*. As the stories actually didn't follow what Barks had decided for the first tree, this accidentally ended up making the second tree more accurate to the stories than the original one was

This version of the tree,features Scrooge McDuck, a sister of his who married a son of Grandma Duck, Donald Duck, his sister, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Grandma Duck, a daughter of hers who married a Goose and hatched Gus Goose, and another daughter who married a Gander and became the mother of Gladstone Gander. No names are given for relatives not featured in stories.

The Tree later used as basis for Don Rosa's Duck Family Tree, with the only notable change being that Gus Goose's mother Fanny Coot was made a niece of Elvira's, rather than a daughter, by Rosa.

Interestingly, the tree says that the various mothers "hatched" their children, confirming that in Carl Barks's mind, Anthropomorphic Ducks do lay eggs (a position with which Don Rosa notoriously disagrees).

## Behind the scenes

Created for a letter sent by Carl Barks to Don Rosa on March the 31st, 1991, accompanied by this statement “*My records are lost and my memory is defunct. About whether Goosetave or Goosetail was the name I gave to the gander who married Uncle Scrooge's sister is lost, too, in the senile fog of my recollection processes. I will vote for Goosetave. It sounds more North European, the natural home latitudes of ducks and geese.*”

The letter was later printed in *Uncle Scrooge Adventures* #42.
Cave of Wonders

## The Cave of Wonders

The **Cave of Wonders** is a sentient enchanted location.

## Description

A place of legend, the Cave of Wonders contains untold treasures from times long past. For a long time, it was the primary housing of the Genie's Lamp, which would return to its pedestal once the Genie was done granting a master's three wishes. After Aladdin freed the Genie, Jafar's Lamp was sent there instead, although he also escaped eventually.

The Cave of Wonders's primary location is in the middle of the desert near Agrabah, where it can be summoned using an enchanted beetle pendant. The two halves of the pendant would then become the glowing eyes of a large tiger head made of sand, which embodies the mind of the cave and serves as its only entrance. The Cave uses this form to warn intruders of the dangers that await them if they do not meet the criteria for entering the Cave. Should an unworthy intruder break the rules of the Cave, its insides would collapse in a volcano-like catastrophe, killing the intruder.

In modern times, now devoid of a Genie Lamp, the Cave of Wonders was hired by Mickey Mouse as the keeper of the House of Mouse's Prop Room.

In one timeline, all of the Cave of Wonders' treasures but the Lamp (placed there by humans to put it out of evil men's grasp) were illusory, and it did not originally possess a mind or face, having instead borrowed those of a brave Royal Guard who died by the Cave's entrance trying to stop a younger Jafar from taking the Lamp.**[F****ANWORK****]**

## Behind the scenes

The Cave of Wonders first appeared as a character in the 1992 film *Aladdin*. Interestingly, early concepts called for the Genie's head to appear as the entrance, rather than a separate character embodying the cave itself.

### Voice Actors

* Frank Welker (classic voice since *Aladdin*)

### Notes & References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Aladdin*.
2. ↑ *The Return of Jafar*.
3. ↑ *House of Mouse*.
4. ↑ *Diamond in the Rough*.
Caws and Effect

First page of the story.

***Caws and Effect*** is a comic story written by Don Christensen and drawn by Paul Murry. It features Pluto, Butch the Bulldog, Fifi the Poodle, Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse.

## Description

Mickey's canine companion Pluto tries to woo Minnie's new dog, an attractive poodle called Fifi. Unfortunately for Pluto, Fifi is also courted by the brutish bulldog Butch. However, Pluto gets a chance to shine when he learns Fifi is bothered by a mean crow whom Butch, being strong but rather dumb, is helpless against.

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed in May of 1953 in *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories* #152. It was then reprinted in *Mickey Mouse* #310, and also in the Australian *Mickey Mouse* #3 and *Giant* #350.

INDUCKS mistakenly accounts for the Fifi featured in the story as being Fifi the Peke. While a similar character (being a female dog owned by Minnie Mouse whom Pluto attempts to woo), the Fifi in this story is a poodle, as opposed to a peke, and what's more, is explicitly a new acquisition of Minnie's — whereas Fifi the Peke is a longstanding pet of hers.
Classy Taxi!

First page of the story.

***Classy Taxi!*** is a one-pager written by Vic Lockman and drawn by Tony Strobl. It features Scrooge McDuck and James Wadly.

## Plot

On a rainy day, Scrooge McDuck decides to temporarily turn his extra-large limousine into a many-place taxi to make a little bit of extra money.

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed in 1954 in *Uncle Scrooge* #8. It was then reprinted in *The Best of Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge* #2, *Uncle Scrooge* #279, and, of course, in all versions of the *Carl Barks Library*.
Chinese New Year

The short.

***Chinese New Year*** is a cartoon written by Carlene Tan and Ervin Han, and directed by Bernard Toh. It features Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, and Goofy.

## Description

It's Chinese New Year, and Mickey and Donald are prepared to perform a lion dance. But before they can begin, another troupe of dancers arrive. Soon, the two groups, their identities concealed within lion costumes, are locked in a heated lion-dancing battle for the right to present the traditional red scroll to the assembled crowd.

## Behind the scenes

This short was released in January of 2020 as part of the *Mickey Go Local* series.
Charlie's Head Is In The Hatbox

***Charlie's Head Is In The Hatbox*** is an unlicensed, semi-parodical series, mainly of animated webcasts featuring, a version of the Haunted Mansion.

## Description

The series consists primarily of short animatics taking place within a version of the Haunted Mansion. In the first episode, several different versions of the Hatbox Ghost are called to this version of reality by the local Madame Leota, uniquely providing a crossover between numerous unrelated Tumblr for the character, each with its own parallel continuity. It is unclear whether any of the Hatboxes counts as the Prime Universe version.

Also falling under the umbrella title is a Tumblr Ask Blog of the same name, where some comics were also released. Some of them originally appeared on series creator Rain N. Thirteen's personal blog *Rain's World*.

## List of episodes

### Cartoons

1. *Into the Hatverse*
2. *Episode 2 Teaser*
3. *A Multiversal Conundrum*

### Comics

1. *From Left To Right*
2. *Uh, So.*
3. *A Nice Change of Pace!*
4. *Horatio Help*
5. *Egg.*
6. *Interlude…*
7. *And This Happened.*
8. *Time-Locked Cursive-Reading Ability*
9. *Ezra Is That A Sledgehammer.*
10. *He's Just Worried :(*
11. *Plush*

### Prose

1. *Hatbox Diary*
2. *Hatbox Diary… Diaries??? Anyways…*
3. *Rain's Journal (Entry 403)*

## Behind the scenes

*Charlie's Head Is In The Hatbox* is an unlicensed fan project, a loving parody of the *Haunted Mansion* franchise springing from its fandom.

It sprang off from, but is not strictly speaking set in the same continuity as, its author's serialized, metafictional crossover webnovel *A Day in the Life of Fandom*, which featured the version of the Hatbox Ghost used in *Charlie's Head*. The official Tumblr blog of said novel has occasionally featured short comics or prose pieces featuring only Charlie and other *Haunted Mansion* characters, which could be argued to slot into the continuity of Rain's World as seen in *Charlie's Head Is In The Hatbox*.
Cave People

**Cave People** is a comic story. It features Cave Mickey, Cave Donald, and Cave Goofy.

## Description

Cave Mickey (a possible ancestor of Mickey Mouse) cannot find Cave Goofy (a possible ancestor of Goofy). According to Cave Donald (a possible ancestor of Donald Duck), Cave Goofy is "lying down with a mammoth headache". Cave Goofy is, in fact, having his head stepped on by a mammoth.

## Behind the scenes

Cave People was first printed in an issue of *Disney Adventures*. It is a part of the *Tall Tails* series.
Captain Hook

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

## Behind the Scenes

### Index

***Captain Hook stories***

**Captain James Bartholomew Hook** is a human being.

## Description

Then a secretly ambitious cabin boy, James Hook (who claims to have attended Eton) first found himself in Neverland in the very early 19th century following a tornado. Thanks to possessing the gift to understand the language of Neverland pixies, Hook became the second-in-command of the "pirate fairy" Zarina, secretly with the ulterior motive of betraying her and becoming captain of the pirate crew. He did so, but lost the ship. He was picked up by another ship, the *Jolly Roger*, after drifting a long way away from Neverland.

Quickly rising to become the new captain of the *Roger*, with the meek but efficient Mr Smee as his first mate, Hook became feared throughout the seven seas as one of the most dangerous and diabolical pirates. However, he eventually to Neverland, where Hook soon developped a rivalry with Peter Pan. A swordfight between the two ended with Peter cutting off Hook's left hand, which fell into the gaping maw of a crocodile, who, having apparently liked the taste, followed Hook ever since. Dead-set on getting his revenge, Hook has remained in Neverland ever since, for centuries, periodically facing off Peter Pan but never managing to kill him — despite the protests of his crew of cutthroats who wish their captain would finally let go of his grudge and get back to scouring the seas of Earth. Hook once managed to banish the Tick-Tock Crocodile out of Neverland, but the stubborn reptile eventually made his way back there, and in the meantime Hook was kept busy by another sea beast — the Octopus.

## Behind the scenes

Captain Hook was based on the character of the same name in James M. Barry's *Peter Pan* play and novel and first appeared in the 1953 animated motion picture *Peter Pan*.

### Voice Actors

* Hans Conried (*Peter Pan*)
* Bill Thompson (Peter Pan Peanut Butter Commercials)
* Corey Burton (recurring voice since 1983)
* Tom Hiddleston (*The Pirate Fairy*, as a young man)
Cat Athlete (Barnyard Olympics)

## Cat Athlete

The **cat athlete** is, as his name implies, an anthropomorphic cat involved with sports.

## Description

This muscular feline, whose name is unknown, competed against several contestants including Mickey Mouse and Wienie in a cross country event in 1932. Dishonest and unfair, this arrogant fellow cheated by pulling several pranks on Mickey and making it harder for the mouse to succeed. Despite his best efforts to do so, the cat athlete failed to beat Mickey in the race, which included running, pole-vaulting, boating, and bicycling.

His personality, appearance, and relationship to Mickey resemble that of Creamo Catnera. It is possible that Catnera and the cat athlete are the same person, though there is no confirmation that this is in fact the case.

## Behind the scenes

The cat athlete appeared in the 1932 theatrical cartoon short *Barnyard Olympics*.
Chorten

**Magical?** | No

Ancient Tibetan Chortens (Stupas in English) are century old trail markers of a mound-like shape.

## Description

The ducks find two chortens at Mount Karakal, which Scrooge McDuck initially mistakes for ice pillars. The two chortens identify the entrance to a cave that leads to Xanadu, in which more chorten are found.

On on of them is inscribed:

*"{{{quote}}}"*

- {{{said by}}}
Chloroplast Prime

**Chloroplast Prime** (known simply as **il capo di cloroplasti,** or **the Leader of the Chloroplasts**, in the original Italian) was an anthropomorphic chloroplast and a character inside a dream Scrooge McDuck once had.

## Description

Inside a dream Scrooge McDuck experienced in 1983, wherein which he and his nephews had used Gyro Gearloose's Shrinking Machine to visit the microcosm that existed inside a single cell of a single leaf of an oak tree, the wise, severe Chlotoplast Prime was the leader of all the sentient subcellular organisms inhabiting the leaf. Residing in a huge throne room inside the nucleus of the “Head Cell”, he knew and approved of the Junior Woodchucks, but also of the damage done to the environment by some of the companies under Scrooge McDuck's control. Upon meeting Scrooge, he thus condemned Scrooge to life in prison within the leaf — at which point Scrooge woke up and, realising the dream was a message from his conscience, cancelled some deforestation plans he had been funding.

## Behind the scenes

Chloroplast Prime made his debut in the 1983 story *Plantastic Voyage*.
Calisota

**Calisota** is a state in the United States of America.

## Description

Calisota is located on the West coast. Its main cities are Duckburg (although Duckburg itself appears to be somewhat independent from the rest of Calisota), Mouseton, St. Canard and Goosetown. Other cities include Hentown, Catville, Pickleburg and Omelet.

### History

While Calisota was never very populated by Native Americans, this may actually be due to the many early European colonies that were established there. Indeed, a medieval village was already present near Mount Duckburg in the year 1000, founded by Mickey Mouse's own ancestor Marco Topo.

The government system of Calisota is unknown. However, Duckburg seems to have its own governor, if it is not a sort of city-state. A "Duckburg embassy" exists, which would place it outside the USA at a legislative level. The Duckburg embassy displays a flag of Duckburg, which consists of a white duck over a green field. However, at one point, Scrooge gained a short-lived independence from the United States for Killmotor Hill, thus placing Duckburg within the United States. Much of Duckburg is owned by Scrooge McDuck.

Calisota is a center for space exploration

## Locations in Calisota

### Cities

* Duckburg
* Omelet
* Goosetown
* St. Canard
* Mouseton
* Hentown
* Catville
* Hogtown
* Noplace

### Other

* Mount Demontooth
* Bear Mountain
* Tulebug River
* Black Forest
* Fort Duckburg
Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers 2

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***Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers 2*** is a 1993 2D platformer developed by Capcom for the Nintendo Entertainment System, and based on the Disney Cartoon of the same name. The game was a sequel to the 1990 game Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers.

## Story

Unlike the prequel, this time the game has a real storyline that is told in cutscenes, although the plot is as creative as it is nonsensical.

Fat Cat escapes from prison (it was never mentioned what he was doing in there) and creates a diversion for the Rangers yet again during which he plans to steal the urn of the pharaoh (again, no other explanation is given) because it's full of evil spirits which he wants to release for whatever reason. And it doesn't start to make sense from here.
Carmelina's Father

**Carmelina's Father** is a male anthropomorphic bird whose exact species is unclear.

## Description

The father of beautiful flower-lover Carmelina, this well-off fellow obviously isn't afraid to get physical when intent on punishing those who wrong his kin; he was called, furious, by his daughter when her suitor Panchito Pistoles accidentally caused the destruction of Carmelina's beloved garden flowers.

## Behind the scenes

Carmelina's Father only appears in the 1944 one-pager *Onerous Odor*.
Caer Dallben

**Caer Dallben** was a farm located in Prydain.

## Description

Caer Dallben was a pleasant little farm and the home of the wise enchanter Dallben in the Dark Ages, as well as that of his ward Taran, and, later, possibly Princess Eilonwy, Gurgi and Fflewddur Fflam as well. As a farm, Caer Dallben was also the home of many barnyard animals such as geese and goats, at least one of which (the pig Hen Wen) was actually possessed of mystical abilities.

## Behind the scenes

Caer Dallben, based on the farm of the same name in Lloyd Alexander's *Chronicles of Prydain*, was first seen in 1985 in *The Black Cauldron*.

It is unknown if Caer Dallben still stands to this day, or if it was destroyed at some point between the events off *The Black Cauldron* and the 21st century.
Carl the Pianist

**Carl the Pianist** is or was a male anthropomorphoc dog.

## Description

During the Klondike Gold Rush (1896-1898), this jovial mustached man was Goldie O'Gilt's pianist at the *Blackjack Saloon*. Seemingly on to Goldie's buried affection for Scrooge McDuck, Carl deemed the scrappy Scottish argonaut a good man beneath his rough exterior, and would often tell Goldie as much.

## Behind the scenes

Carl the Pianist makes a brief appearance in the 2007 story *The Time Vortex*. He is transparently a cartoonified version of Carl Barks, to whom the story is a homage. An in-universe version of Barks is known to exist in the present day; it is unclear what relationship this Carl has to him.
Brigitis

## Brigits

**Brigitis** is a female nymph.

## Description

The beautiful nymph Brigitis is the benevolent ruler of a group of mythological beings living on the Island of Erinia. When an evil giant stole the Cornucopia that provided her people with most of their food, Brigitis made a vow to marry the one who'd take it back from the Giant. That one turned out to be Scrooge McDuck, who, having never met Brigitis before in his life, ran away before the wedding, leaving Brigitis extremely forlorn at her hopes of a romantic wedding with a prophesied hero being so hopelessly crushed by reality.

## Behind the scenes

Brigits only ever appeared in 1981 in *Uncle Scrooge and the Horn of Plenty*. Brigitis is obviously designed and named after Brigitta McBridge, in a nod to both characters' intent to marry a reluctant Scrooge, although there is no known connections between the characters in-universe.
Christmas Trimming

***Christmas Trimming*** is a comic one-pager drawn by Tony Strobl. It features Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck.

## Description

Donald Duck, busy with other preparations, tells Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck to trim the Christmas tree. They prove a little too eager.

## Behind the scenes

This story was first published in December of 1956 in Dell's *Walt Disney's Christmas Parade* #8. It was reprinted in 1988 in the Gladstone *Walt Disney's Christmas Parade* #8. It was also printed in English in the Australian *Walt Disney's Christmas Parade* #5. In all three printings it was nameless; “*Christmas Trimming*” is but a fanmade placeholder.
Captain Bird

**Captain Bird** is a male anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

Captain Bird, a captain of the Coast Guards, was the man to finally capture the mad scientist Doctor Yess on Pogo-Pogo near Tahiti in the 2010's. He gave Yess's fraudulently-acquired deed to Pogo-Pogo to Gladstone Gander after taking him and his henchpeople in.

## Behind the scenes

Captain Bird appears in the 2016 story *All You Need Is Luck*.