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Dimensional Warp Drive

A **Dimensional Warp Drive** is a piece of dimensional engineering and an essential component of Void Ships.

## Description

Dimensional Warp Drives are a Void Ship component, ostensibly essential in allowing a given interdimensional vessel to break through the dimensional divide and into the Void. Madame Tarsa readily recognised Pessimist's Fog Ship's Warp Drive for what it was in 2019, temporarily plucking it out to prevent the Ship and its occupants from escaping her Workshop before she was done creating fraudulent toy duplicates of them.

## Behind the scenes

Dimensional Warp Drives were first featured in the 2019 story *The Toymaker's Labyrinth*.
Department of Alchemy

## The Department of Alchemy

 The **Department of Alchemy** is one of the Departments of the Cupid Intelligence Institute, itself a subdivision of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.

## Description

The Department of Alchmey, into which Pythagoras-858 "doesn't much much stock", is the group of Cupids tasked with experimenting with alchemical substances and processes. Mandragoras-257 was a member of the Department until one of his experiments caused a devastating explosion, leading to his exile to Morningstar 1. The Department was still active in 2019, when it was tasked with analyzing an eldritch hairball coughed-up by the time monster Lord Thymon; their report was that it was "the physical embodiment of a hairy situation".

## Behind the scenes

The Department of Alchemy first appeared in *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving* in 2019. They were more heavily mentioned later the same year in *The Resurrection of the Wellsians*.
Department of Wizardry

## The Department of Wizardry

 The **Department of Wizardry** is one of the Departments of the Cupid Intelligence Institute, itself a subdivision of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.

## Description

Little is known about the Department of Wizardry, save that by 2019, they were "rather hard to get a hold of", for which reason the Department of Problem-Solving's capture of the time demon Thymon was performed using (what might be generously described as) science, rather than the more traditional sorcery one might expect.

## Behind the scenes

The Department of Wizardry is briefly mentioned in *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving* in 2019.
Dopey

**Dopey** is a male dwarf.

## Description

Dopey is one of the Seven Dwarfs living together in their cottage in an enchanted kingdom in the Black Forest, and spends his days mining for jewels with the others. Dopey is the most youthful out of the seven, often being scatterbrained or mischievous; but that doesn't mean, whatever his name might suggest, that he's stupid or unhelpful. Indeed, Dopey has proved on many occasions that if things get dire, he can be the bravest and most dependable of the Dwarfs. Dopey never talks, apparently because he "never thought to try". Along with his siblings, Dopey took Snow White in after she fled from her stepmother's murderous intentions, and loves her dearly.

## Behind the scenes

Dopey first appeared in 1937 in *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs*.

Dopey is the most popular out of the Dwarfs, and in early stages of production, was meant to make a return in *Fantasia* as the Sorcerer's Apprentice in the titular sequence — a role that eventually went to Mickey Mouse, whose outfit in that sequence is actually a color-altered version of Dopey's usual clothing.

### Voice Actors

* Eddie Collins (voice effects in *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs*)
* Jimmy MacDonald (misc. vocal work in *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs*)
* Pinto Colvig (hiccups during the washing scene in *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs*)
* Michael E. King (Musical)
* Frank Welker (recurring modern voice)
Edwin-750

**Edwin-750** is a male Mark 8 Clockwork Cherub.

## Description

Edwin-750 is a member of the Department of Problem-Solving. The team's zoologist (to the extent of apparently also being a part-time member of the Department of Zoology), he is always eager to go study new, undiscovered species, often urging his teammates to finish the current case already so they can move on to one of the animal-related ones. Edwin once created a psychic link between himself and a sloth, taking on some of the sloth's laziness in the process, though this appears to have later been reversed.

## Behind the scenes

Edwin-750 first appeared in the 2019 story *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving*.
Duckburg Business School

## The DuckburgBusiness School

The School burning down.

The **Duckburg Business School** was an institution from Duckburg.

## Description

This business school (containing, among other things, a large safe, and a number of attractive female students) fell prey to a freak fire in 1963. The Volunteer Fire Department intervened, Scrooge McDuck among them, and all were saved (safe included, Scrooge having made sure of that with his usual priorities). It is unknown if it was rebuilt.

## Behind the scenes

The School appears in the 1963 one-pager *Fireman Scrooge*.
Donald's Double Trouble

A still from the short showing Donald Duck spying on Daisy and Dapper.

***Donald's Double Trouble*** is a cartoon written by Carl Barks and Roy Williams and directed by Jack King. It features Donald Duck, Daisy Duck and (in his first appearance) Dapper Duck.

## Plot

After Daisy breaks up with him due to his being too unsophisticated, Donald Duck pays a well-mannered lookalike he bumped into in the street to impersonate him for a day and win back Daisy's favor. But the lookalike, Dapper, turns out to be rather fond of Daisy for himself…

## Behind the scenes

This cartoon short was released in 1946. It marks the first appearance of Dapper Duck, a prototype for Gladstone Gander (though *Legend of the Three Caballeros* would later show this is not chronologically Dapper's first meeting with Donald and Daisy).
DuckTales: Scrooge's Loot

**DuckTales: Scrooge's Loot** is an new android game decicated to DuckTales.

## Description

A new DuckTales adventure begins in this all-new quest for gold! Jump into mounds of riches with this exciting, online treasure-hunting game!
The infamous Beagle Boys have swindled Scrooge’s fortune! It’s up to you to join the citizens of Duckburg to recover his stolen loot! Team up with your friends, and haul back the most riches to beat the competition in this mad gold rush. Get ready for a ton of action-packed fun and appearances from classic DuckTales characters like Scrooge and his quirky pilot, Launchpad!

## Features

* THRILLING SINGLE AND MULTIPLAYER GAME MODES: Play with your friends, and face-off against the competition in the online multiplayer battle mode, or enter the single-player mode to complete important missions!
* 4 HEROIC CHARACTER CLASSES: Adventurer, Inventor, Chef, and Pilot! Each class has different advantages, so depending if you value strength, agility, or intellect, there’s a class for you!
* AWESOME CHARACTER CUSTOMIZATIONS: Deck out your duck with cool outfits, tools, and gadgets. Challenge the other team with fierce spitball shooters, crazy rockets, plunger cannons, and other power-ups!
* 4 EXOTIC ARENAS: Take the battle through ancient temples and caverns, and learn to master the different maps to gain an advantage over the competition!
* MULTIPLAYER FUN: It takes teamwork to be the champions! Team up with your friends on Facebook or make new allies in the game to become the ultimate fortune hunters.
* RULE THE LEADERBOARDS: Build up your stats in every match, and rise to the top of the ranks!
Doofus Drake (2017 Continuum)

**Doofus Drake** is a young anthropomorphic duck and the 2017 Continuum's counterpart to Doofus Drake.

## Description

This version of Doofus Drake started out as a nice and innocent kid (possibly similar to the original version) but was corrupted by the absurdly large inheritance he received from his grandmother Frances. Now able to get anything he could ever want, Doofus grew more and more possessive and tyrannical, and had become downright psychotic by 2018, locking up "friends" in his house, reducing his parents to mere servants, and breaking priceless works of art for fun. He was finally knocked down a peg in 2019 when his parents adopted B.O.Y.D., a sweet-natured robot child who managed to stand up to Doofus (and now controlled half of the Drake fortune).

## Behind the scenes

Doofus Drake first appeared in the 2018 *DuckTales 2017* episode *Day of the Only Child*, where he serves as the main antagonist.

According to Frank Angones, this version of Doofus was made radically different from the original because Angones disliked the original Doofus for being a "walking fat-joke" and to serve as a foil to Louie on how money could ruin a person if left unchecked. Angones added that the characterization of this Doofus was heavily influenced by that of Anthony, in the *Twillight Zone* episode “*It's a Good Life*”, where the central premise was an omnipotent boy becomes a monster because no one can tell him no.

Angones has made it quite clear that unlike his Prime Universe counterpart, Doofus would never end up married to Webby in any future timeline, which is understandable given the heavy changes to both characters' personalities.
Faction of the Fooling Fish

## The Faction of theFooling Fish

Flag of the organization.

The **Faction of the Fooling Fish** is a malevolent secret organization.

## Description

The Faction of the Fooling Fish is one of the Horde of the Violet Hare's partially-amnesiac splinter societies, founded by Archibald Fishflipper. Having chosen fish as its emblem, they seek to embody the values of April Fools' Day, though they are not all too competent at it. Like many other Horde splinters, they have access to brainwashing devices, which they once used on Joe Torcivia to make him think it was still April the 1st, when actually the Fish had missed it by two days. This was a common *modus operandi* for the forgetful Fish, which they had already attempted to use on the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids in 2011 when a dimensional rift led them to the Cupid Homeworld.

## Behind the scenes

The Faction of the Fooling Fish was created by an anonymous user (known by the Wiki to be Lupan Evezan) on *Joe Torcivia's The Issue At Hand*.

The society's emblem being a fish is a reference to the fish-based April Fools' pranks common in several countries (including France, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, and Canada).

### Notes and References

1. ↑ *Joe Torcivia's The Issue At Hand*
2. ↑ *Cupid Fact File No. 444 — The Faction of the Fooling Fish*
Disney XD Promos

The ***Disney XD Promos*** are a series of stop-motion webcasts set in the 2017 Continuum, which were released between October of 2016 and December of 2017.

## Description

These spots feature various characters from several Disney properties interacting; the spots were released for Christmas and Halloween, respectively.

The first eight webcasts in the series where Halloween shorts, which featured characters from various Disney XD series visiting the 2017 Continuum's version of the Haunted Mansion. Also part of this cycle, though of fundamentally different nature, is *Marco's Scary Stories*, a hour-long interactive special done in the same visual style and also set in this version of the Mansion.

The series was concluded by a Christmas two-parter, *Share the Joy*, which brought together the *DuckTales 2017*, *Star Vs. the Forces of Evil* and *Big Hero 6: The Series* casts together but dropped the Haunted Mansion location.

### List of Episodes

1. *Star and Ponyhead Meet Leota* (*Star Vs. the Forces of Evil*)
2. *Pickle and Peanut and Babyboo* (*Pickle & Peanut*)
3. *Star and Marco's Spooky Detour* (*Star Vs. the Forces of Evil*)
4. *Star Vs. the Evil Hitchhiking Ghost* (*Star Vs. the Forces of Evil*)
5. *The Hunt for the Ghost Bride's Ring* (*DuckTales 2017*)
6. *Baymax Sees a Ghost* (*Big Hero 6: The Series*)
7. *Pickle and Peanut and Constance* (*Pickle & Peanut*)
8. *Marco's Scary Stories* (*Star Vs. the Forces of Evil*)
9. *Share the Joy* (*DuckTales 2017*; *Star Vs. the Forces of Evil*; *Big Hero 6: The Series*)

## Behind the scenes

These various shorts were released in 2017 for Halloween and Christmas on the "Disney XD" and "Disney TV Animation News" YouTube channels for free. They establish *Pickle and Peanut*, *Big Hero 6* and a version of the Haunted Mansion to exist in the 2017 Continuum, as well as the fact that the dimensions featured in *Star Vs. the Forces of Evil* exist amongst the Parallel Universes of the Prime Universe and 2017 Continuum. *Scary Stories* also suggests that *Gravity Falls* takes place in that same universe as *Star.*

The series' take on the Haunted Mansion, astonishingly faithful to the original in most respects, did create one additional character, Babyboo.

Pickle And Peanut & Star Vs The Forces Of Evil Haunted Mansion - Stop Motion Behind The ScenesBehind the scenes video.
Edward Rogers

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

## Family

### Children

Jane Rogers
Danny Rogers

## Behind the Scenes

### In

*Return to Neverland*

**Edward Rogers** is a human man.

## Description

This kind and likable English man married Wendy Darling at some point in the 1920's. The two had a duo of children, the level-headed Jane and her younger brother, the ever-enthusiastic Danny. During World War II, Edward was called in the army, to his family's distress, though he returned unharmed.

## Behind the scenes

Edward first appeared in 2002 in *Return to Neverland*.

His last name is an allusion to his voice actor, Roger Rees, a Welsh actor best known for his stage work who also appeared in famous films and series such as *Robin Hood: Men in Tights* and *Tales of the Unexpected*, to cite an example of each. Interestingly, Rees also codirected a famous performance of the stage play *Peter and the Starcatcher*, another, non-Disney spinoff of the original *Peter Pan* story.
Dottie

Kablooie Duck

**Dottie**, whose surname may be Duck, is an anthropomorphic duck and the niece of Daisy Duck.

## Description

A young duck, Dottie is the niece of Daisy Duck. She appears to live in the rural area of Honking on the Hudson.

## Behind the Scenes

It could be said that Dottie is a the predecessor of April, May and June, as they both play the role of "Daisy's niece", and Dottie was created first.
Dewey Dew-Night: Bedtime

The title card.

***Dewey Dew-Night!: Bedtime*** is a cartoon short written by Rachel Vine. It features Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, and Flintheart Glomgold.

## Plot

Dewey's latest installment of his live talk show is impeded by his brothers' unwitting interference…

## Behind the scenes

*Dewe Dew-Night!: Bedtime* was released on the Disney Channel YouTube channel on July the 29th, 2018. It serves as a coda to *Day of the Only Child*, and a sequel to *Dewey Dew-Night: Will It Crash?*.
Donald Duck and the Kingdom Under the Sea

First page of the story.

***Donald Duck and the Kingdom Under the Sea*** (***Paperino e l'Avventura Sottomarina*** in the original Italian) is a comic story written by Rodolfo Cimino and drawn by Giorgio Cavazzano. It features Donald Duck, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, and, in their debut, Reginella and her people.

## Synopsis

Donald Duck, now an undersea diver, finds himself abducted by a young and lovesick alien queen — Reginella — to her dreamlike undersea kingdom. Reginella has his memories of his Earthly life erased and lives out a perfect romance with the handsome duck… but Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck are left behind on the surface by the amnesiac Donald. Can Reginella do the right thing, or will her infatuation with Donald prove stronger than her conscience?

## Behind the scenes

This story was first published in August of 1972 in the Italian *Topolino* #873. It was printed in English in 2017 in *Donald Duck* #386, with localization by Jonathan Gray.
Duck

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

* **Anthropomorphic Duck**, the humanoid species;
* **Ducks**, members of said species;
* **Duck family**, members of the species who use "Duck" as a surname;
* **Duck family**, members of the species from the 2017 Continuum who use "Duck" as a surname.
Falcon Graves

## Falcon Graves(2017 Continuum)

**Falcon Graves** is an anthropomorphic falcon from the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

Ruthless, extremely competent and with a sour disposition, Falcon Graves is a professional industrial spy and saboteur for hire. In 2017, he was hired to investigate Mark Beaks's "Project Ta-da". Graves was unamused by the inexplicably laid-back Beaks's antics and repeatedly attempted to kill the parrot for "personal satisfaction", most notably throwing him off a large building, though he has thankfully failed so far.

## Behind the scenes

Falcon Graves first appeared in 2017 in *The Infernal Internship of Mark Beaks*, an episode of *DuckTales 2017*. He is one of the characters specifically created for the series, who presumably does not have a counterpart in the regular universe.
Ellsworth Bheezer

**Ellsworth Bheezer**, also known as **Genius**, is a mynah bird.

## Description

Ellsworth is nominally Goofy's pet mynah bird. However, being that mynahs are actually fully sapient, Ellsworth is more of a roommate for the old goof. Moreover, not only is Ellsworth intelligent, but he's *very* intelligent, putting even the greatest scientific minds of America to shame — the only problem being that he's also obnoxiously *aware* of how great he is. Although celibate, Ellsworth has adopted a son, Ellroy, who idolizes him. Ellsworth has gone on numerous globe-trotting adventures, with and without Mickey Mouse and Goofy, and often disappears from Goofy's house for months on end (an occurrence Goofy learned to get used to).

## Behind the scenes

Ellsworth Bheezer first appeared in 1949 in *Introducing Ellsworth*, and remained a fixture of Bill Walsh and Manuel Gonzales's Sunday pages for years afterwards. He was later picked up by Romano Scarpa, who introduced his adopted son Ellroy.

Another series of one-pagers were produced from 1990 onwards in France, with writing by Michel Piédoue. Interestingly, when these were translated in English in the British *The Disney Weekly*, the translators were apparently unaware that Ellsworth had debuted in English-language comics, and gave him a "new" English name, Genius, based on his French name "Génius". His German name has led to some confusion too, as he's usually called "Maxi Smart", but the translators (apparently unaware of the differences) applied that name to his son too, so Ellsworth ended up with a couple of different names at times. Once he was called "Gringo, der Gerissene" and once "Moses"!

In the Italian Star Trek spoof series "Star Top", Ellsworth plays a rather important role. At one point Mr. Goofock asks him (non-verbatim) "Are you a type of raven, or rather a blackbird"?
Edmund McEdil

**Edmund McEdile** is a male anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

Edmund McEdil was a friendly middle-aged man who was put in charge of construction work in the Duckburg stadium in 2017. He was subsequently abducted and impersonated by the Beagle Boys as part of a scheme to get Scrooge McDuck to transport his money to an undefended place — in this case, the stadium. However, the resourceful McEdil managed to escape and made his way back to Donald Duck, warning him of the Beagles' trickery just in time.

## Behind the scenes

Edmund McEdil appears in the 2017 story *Under Siege!*.
Duckworth (2017 Continuum)

* Ghost form
* Demon form

**Duckworth**, also referred to as **Demonworth** is a male anthropomorphic dog who is now a ghost, and is the 2017 Continuum's version of Duckworth.

## Description

Duckworth was the butler and housekeeper of Scrooge McDuck. He was extremely loyal to Scrooge, and his favorite butler; he was known to throw the best parties, and was the one Scrooge always entrusted with planning out his birthday party. Duckworth died at an unknown point before 2017, and Scrooge stopped celebrating his birthday, convinced that no one else could throw a party as good, and because he secretly missed Duckworth.

In 2017, when Huey Duck decided to throw Scrooge a party anyway, he hired an illusionist, Nik Nokturne, to entertain the guests. Nokturne was actually a Beagle Boy intent on causing mayhem, who attempted to summon a demon from the Beyond to crash the party. Being rather inept at sorcery, he ended up summoning the ghost of Duckworth, who, taking advantage of the situation, pretended to be a demonic monster in order to chase away Nokturne and other villains who had infiltrated the party.

Following these events, Duckworth was introduced to Huey, Dewey, Louie and the rest of the new inhabitants of McDuck Manor, and he resumed service as Scrooge's butler (which caused a few problems with Scrooge's housekeeper Bentina Beakley, who had gotten used to running the house by herself).

### Abilities

As a ghost, Duckworth is capable of phasing, disappearing, and shapeshifting into a skull-faced demonic version of himself.

## Behind the scenes

This version of Duckworth first appeared, disguised, in the opening credits of *DuckTales 2017*, starting with *Woo-oo!*. His true nature (and true form) were only revealed in *McMystery at McDuck McManor*.
Donald's Cousin Gus

Original theatrical poster for the short.

***Donald's Cousin Gus*** is a cartoon story. It features Donald Duck and Gus Goose. A letter written and signed by Fanny Coot also appears, although Fanny herself is not seen.

## Description

Donald gets a visit from his cousin Gus Goose, who, his Aunt Fanny has assured him, doesn't eat much. But Donald soon finds that this claim is an utter lie as Gus proceeds to eat all of the food in Donald's house - including Donald's dinner! Donald decides that he must resort to trickery to get rid of his cousin, but Gus has a few tricks of his own…

## Behind the scenes

*Donald's Cousin Gus* was released May 19, 1939. It was the first animated appearance of Donald's titular cousin Gus Goose, although not his first appearance in any media, as he was already a regular in the *Donald Duck* newspaper comic by the time the cartoon was released.

Interestingly, the cartoon was the first-ever pre-recorded program to be aired on television in the United States.
Dumbo

**Jumbo, Jr.**, better known by the name **Dumbo**, is a flying elephant and one of the animal performers at WDP Circus. He is the son of Mrs Jumbo and a good friend of Timothy Mouse.

## Description

Dumbo was delivered to his mother by Mr. Stork sometime before 1941. Within minutes after delivery, he was mocked and ostracized for his large ears. He would later find that said ears were an asset to him, as, with them, he was able to fly. He quickly became a renowned star for his flying abilities. He is a playful and childish elephant.

### Physical Appearance

Dumbo is a gray baby elephant with large ears and blue eyes.

## Behind the scenes

Dumbo's origins can be traced to the 1939 book *Dumbo the Flying Elephant* by Helen Aberson and Harold Pearl. The book would soon be adapted into an animated film, *Dumbo*, which was released on October the 23rd, 1941. Prior to the release of the animated film, he appeared in its comic adaptation, *Dumbo of the Circus*.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 *Dumbo*
2. ↑ *Disneystrology*
3. ↑ At the ending of *Dumbo*, a newspaper article relating to the events of the film is dated to Thursday, March 13, 1941, thus, Dumbo must have been born before that date.
4. ↑ *Dumbo of the Circus*
Elvira Duck (Donaldless Continuum)

**Elvira Duck**, better known as **Grandma Duck**, is a female anthropomorphic duck and Elvira Duck's counterpart in the Donaldless Continuum.

## Description

This version of Grandma Duck had the same biography as the Prime Universe version up till the 1950's. Then, Scrooge McDuck hired Gus Goose as his private assistant; without Gus to help him run things, the aging woman was forced to abandon farming life, to her eternal regret. She then became the secretary of Daisy Duck, now a successful novelist.

## Behind the scenes

This version of Grandma Duck only appeared in 1994 in *The Duck Who Never Was*.
Erasmus Coot

**Erasmus Coot** was an anthropomorphic coot.

## Description

Erasmus Coot was, according to one account, the brother of Cornelius Coot. There apparently exists a stone statue of Erasmus, depicting him leaning on a shotgun as if it were a walking stick — a pose also used in the mid-1950's by Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck when carving a snow statue of Cornelius Coot. Erasmus must have had at least one child, as Scrooge's maternal grandfather Duckson O'Drake was descended from him in some fashion.

## Behind the scenes

Erasmus Coot is featured in Johannes A. Grote's Duck Family Tree.

His existence is the result of a translation mix-up in the German versions of Carl Barks's stories featuring Cornelius Coot: while most call him “Emil Erpel”, that of *The Snowman Contest* instead referred to him as “Erasmus Erpel”. Working off these inconsistent translations, Grote thus came to the curious conclusion that Erasmus and Emil were separate characters, whose similar names and appearances led him to consider brothers. The image of Erasmus seen in the tree is thus a version of Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck's snow statue of Cornelius in the Barks story, recolored gray to make it appear as though it is a stone statue.
Emperor Awesome

## Emperor Awesome(2017 Continuum)

**Emperor Awesome** is a shark-like alien of unknown species from the 2017 Continuum's Yonder Galaxy.

## Description

One of the top villains of the Yonder Galaxy (or at least, it was so prior to Lord Dominator's arrival), Emperor Awesome, ruler of the Fist Fighters, is Lord Hater's most bitter rival. A man of style whose idea of style is, rather inexplicably, an overblown caricature of Earth's 1980's, Awesome does not seek to destroy planets *per se*, but continually does so by partying too hard wherever he goes, and this concerns or guilts him not at all.

## Behind the scenes

A recurring character (sometimes antagonist, sometimes comic relief) throughout the *Wander Over Yonder* series, Awesome appeared in its very first episode, *The Picnic*.

According to Craig McCracken, Awesome's seemingly mismatched head and body were inspired by a common flaw of bootleg *He-Man* action figures wherein the head and body's skin tones would not match. (In-universe, it is likely explained by mere weird alien physiology, as, of course, Awesome is "really" neither a human or a shark but an alien who happens to resemble both.)

The character of Emperor Awesome was written for Will Arnett; however, he became unavailable, hence the casting of Riegel. Arnett would eventually be cast as a different *Wander Over Yonder* antagonist, Ryder.
Elephant Girls Ballet

## The Elephant Girls Ballet

The **Elephant Girls Ballet** are a group of five female anthropomorphic ducks.

## Description

The Elephant Girls Ballet are a novelty ballet corp from Jumbostan, India, who perform elaborate dance numbers alongside trained, decorated elephants. They are affiliated with the Jumbostan Elephant School. By 1964, however, the five Elephant Girls themselves had grown tired with traditional Indian music and wished to learn American rock'n'roll dance moves; in a lucky turn of events for both of them, Gladstone Gander soon arrived to do so, in exchange for one of their speckled elephants (which Gladstone desired to fulfill a challenge set by his uncle Scrooge).

## Behind the scenes

The Elephant Girls were only ever seen in the 1964 story *The Billion Dollar Safari*.
Duckburg Chamber of Commerce

## The DuckburgChamber of Commerce

A meeting of the Chamber in 1975.

The **Duckburg Chamber of Commerce** is an assembly of high-profile economical and political figures from Duckburg and Mouseton.

## Description

With Scrooge McDuck, Chief O'Hara and John D. Rockerduck among its members, the Duckburg Chamber of Commerce meets once in a while to discuss possible boosts to commerce in Duckburg (and, it would seem, nearby Mouseton, or else one struggles to imagine what O'Hara is doing there). They have a good relationship with the Junior Woodchucks, whom they helped organize a special “Boss For A Day” event in 1975 which Rockerduck attempted to exploit as part of a scheme against Scrooge.

## Behind the scenes

The Duckburg Chamber of Commerce appears in the 1975 comic story *Scrooge For A Day*.
Fat Cat

**Fat Cat** is a male semi-anthropomorphic cat.

## Description

Formerly posing as the pet of crime lord Aldrin Klordane (though he was really his right-hand man), this diminutive gray cat took over Klordane's criminal empire after his incarceration, bringing his arrogant, elegant style of wrongdoing to nearly all areas of crime. Fat Cat, who has a fondness for caviar and fine fashion, has frequently come face-to-face with Chip and Dale and their friends, considering them his archenemies.

## Behind the scenes

Fat Cat first appeared in *Rescue Rangers to the Rescue*, being created as one of the major antagonists for the *Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers* series.
Fantasio

**Fantasio** is a human man.

## Description

Formerly a first-class eccentric, though he has settled down some, the Belgian reporter Fantasio is the adventuring companion of the heroic Spirou, when he isn't working in the office of the *Moustique* or of the *Journal de Spirou* dealing with Gaston's goofs.

## Behind the scenes

Fantasio was technically created on the 22nd of September, 1939, the name originally belonging not to a character in the *Spirou* comics but to the fictional author of an article. The character progressively evolved into his eccentric form until he was introduced in *The Red Pilot* (1944) into the *Spirou* stories as a sidekick. However, in-universe, the pre-1944 Fantasio, who was depicted with a different physical appearance, was eventually retconned as a separate character.

### Voice Actors & Portrayers

* Patrick Guillemin (*Spirou*; French)
* Ronald Mondor (*Spirou & Fantasio*; French; actually an alternate version of the character)
* Alex Lutz (*Spirou and Fantasio's Big Adventure*; non-canonical)
Edgar the Raven

**Edgar the Raven**, or simply **the Raven**, is a raven possessed by the ghost of a man of unknown species.

## Description

One of the most active Happy Haunts of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion, the Raven is an unnaturally long-lived, red-eyed raven possessed by the spirit of a man the Ghost Host describes as "an old nag". He is often antagonistic to the Ghost Host, who, in turn, spreads rumors that Edgar would like to discard his raven body and possess a mortal, if he could. The Raven is one of the few beings whom Madame Leota tolerates in her Séance Room while she practices the black arts. Additionally, whether he is intentionally quoting Poe or not is unclear, but the Raven sprinkles numerous ominous warnings in "nevermore" and "evermore" in his speech.

## Gallery

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

Edgar the Raven first appeared as a part of the *Haunted Mansion* attraction in Disneyland, which opened in 1969.

The Raven was originally intended to speak (in the voice of Eleanor Audley, providing alternate commentary in opposition to the Ghost Host's, something still reflected by his role in *The Story and Song of the Haunted Mansion* (based on outdated scripts) and simply by the numerous silent appearances the Raven makes throughout the ride — as the animatronics, having already been built, were kept in the finished attraction. The one exception is his planned appearance in the Stretching Room, sitting on a shelf, of which nothing remains.

He is to be compared to Carl Barks's Randolph from *Raven Mad*, another talking raven (this one non-supernatural in nature) inspired by Poe's *The Raven*.

In the *Ghost Gallery*, the raven body is said to have been the pet of Master Gracey/the Ghost Host, who called it "Richard", with occasional hints as to its sinister nature. (Interestingly, up until 1971 there was an empty birdcage on the exterior of the Disneyland version of the Haunted Mansion, lending credence to this theory.) The *Gallery* further posits that the "old nag" possessing the Raven is the Sinister Man, from the *Sinister Couple* portrait.

Beyond the Richard moniker, other Cast Members and fans have occasionally nicknamed the Raven "Lucifer". However, *The Haunted Mansion Show* crystallized the Raven's name as "Edgar" in the fandom.

### Voice Actors

* Eleanor Audley (unused ride audio)
* Ginny Tyler (*The Story and Song of the Haunted Mansion*)
* Candy Candido (caws in the final ride audio)
* Anton Burek (*The Haunted Mansion Show*; unofficial)
Ernest Henintheway

## Ernest Henintheway(2017 Continuum)

**Ernest Henintheway** is or was a man of unknown species from the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

Ernest Heninthaway once joined a younger Scrooge McDuck on a travel to Pamplona; together, the two watched the running of the bulls and also bore witness to some impressive flamenco dancers.

## Behind the scenes

Henintheway is offscreen character, mentioned in the 2018 story *Go, Go, Golden Years!*. He is named after Ernest Hemingway.
DuckTales Theme Song With Real Ducks

***DuckTales Theme Song With Real Ducks*** is a short non-canonical live-action short featuring versions of Scrooge McDuck, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Launchpad McQuack, Gyro Gearloose, Webby Vanderquack, Magica De Spell, Poe De Spell, King Cheops, the Beagle Boys and Flintheart Glomgold.

## Plot

The memorable scenes from the *DuckTales* theme song are reconstituted with real ducks taking the place of the familiar anthropomorphic ones!

## Behind the scenes

This short webcast was created in 2014 and released on the *Oh My Disney* YouTube Channel on September the 8th. Four days later, a side-by-side comparison contrasting between this live-action remake and the original cartoon was posted.

Curiously, the webcast features a duck in Gyro Gearloose, even though he is not an anthropomorphic duck but rather, depending on who one asks, either a chicken or a cockatoo.

The webcast was one of the only *DuckTales*-branded media released by Disney in-between *DuckTales Remastered* (2013) and the premiere of the *DuckTales 2017* reboot.
Eris Hatenell

**Eris Hatenell** is a female anthropomorphic cockatoo of unknown provenance.

## Description

Eris Hatenell is a mad scientist of murky origin. In 2019, the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids believed her birth name was not “Eris”, and that she had intentionally taken the name of the goddess. At any rate, the villainous Eris created the Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias, the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' villainous hate-spreading counterparts. Unlike the Crew's Creator, she stayed with her creations as their undisputed ruler, residing in the smog-filled Discordia Homeland with them.

## Behind the scenes

Eris Hatenell was introduced in the 2019 *Crewof the Copper-Colored Cupids* *short story* Cupid Fact File No. 643 — The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias*.*
Edna

**Edna** is or was a female anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Edna is or was the mother Webbigail Vanderquack, whom she for some reason was unable to care for by 1987 (at which point Webby's grandmother Bentina began caring for her).

## Behind the scenes

Edna is mentioned in the French dub of the 1987 *The Treasure of the Golden Suns*.

Where she falls on a Duck family tree is an extremely thorny matter; while one might expect her to be the daughter of Bentina Beakley having married a Mr Vanderquack, this fails to account for the fact that one of Webby's parents is a sibling of Daisy Duck's. A possible way to resolve the matter would be for Webby's father to have been Edna Beakley's first husband only for her to remarry with a Mr Vanderquack whose name Webby took.
Eega Beeva's fiancée

**Eega Beeva's fiancée** is a female beevan.

## Description

This female Beevan is Professor Pittisborum Plummer-Push,'s fiancée, and Pittisborum (better known as Eega Beeva) is extremely fond of her, carrying a picture of her around. She resides in the Beevan Underground Colony on Earth, where it appears Eega was visiting her when Mickey Mouse first met him in 1947.

## Behind the scenes

Eega Beeva's fiancée was first seen on a photograph in the 1947 story *The Man of Tomorrow*, which also featured the debut of her beau. No less than 29 years later, she was finally featured in person in *The Strange World of Eega Beeva*.
DuckTales Plush Toys Commercial

Title card.

The ***DuckTales Plush Toys Commercial*** is a live-action commercial for plush toys of Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck and (in her effective debut) Webbigail Vanderquack.

## Plot

Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck and Webby Vanderquack play in a lush garden…

## Behind the scenes

This live-action commercial was broadcast in 1986 (though *DuckTales* itself was only released in 1987, as were the plushes advertised by the short). As such, it ended up being the effective debut of the character of Webby Vanderquack (here referred to as only “Webbigail”) and of the *DuckTales Theme*, in an early shorter version with altered lyrics.

Being a commercial for Duck plushes, the *DuckTales Plush Toys Commercial* tells its story by way of children playing with the plushes in question and fashioning a narrative out of it. Much as with *LEGO Princess - Share Your Story* and other such "narrative toy commercials", it is of course the narrative featuring the Disney characters which is considered canonical on this Wiki, and not the frame story of playing children.
DuckTales Most Wanted

***DuckTales Most Wanted*** is an animated trailer for reruns of *DuckTales 2017*, which includes a brief snippet of new animation and also uses preexisting footage to tell a new narrative. The Beagle Boys (including Ma Beagle), Mark Beaks, Magica De Spell, Flintheart Glomgold, Don Karnage, General Lunaris, Gibbous and Zenith are featured.

## Plot

Duckburg's most fearsome bad guys are scheming together to get what they want most of all… the *spotlight*!

## Behind the scenes

This trailer was aired on television in March of 2020 to advertise reruns of *DuckTales 2017* Season 2 leading up to the debut of Season 3 the next month.
Fantasy Finder

Gyro Gearloose using the Fantasy Finder.

The **Fantasy Finder** is a machine created in 1969 by Gyro Gearloose.

## Description

Built by Gyro Gearloose from the shell of an old grandfather clock, the Fantasy Finder is a teleporting pod capable of taking one or two passengers to wherever and whenever a well-known fantasy story “really happened”, whether it simply be a forgotten ancient past, or an outright fantasyland. To use it, one must simply get in, set the return dial, and punch a button while thinking about the fairy tale or legend with which one wishes to interact. Gyro used the Fantasy Finder to meet Puss-in-Boots, Jack and Jill and the Three Bears and to visit the Gingerbread House; together with Scrooge, he also travelled back to Ancient Greece to meet Hercules.

## Behind the scenes

The Fantasy Finder is central to the events of the 1969 story *The Golden Apples*.
Duke (Snow White)

## The Duke

The **Duke** is a male human being.

## Description

The Duke is a nobleman from Grimhilde's Kingdom. A fun-loving person, he hosts, each year, a Halloween party and costume contest. He was known to have one year awarded the prize to Snow White instead of the Queen, angering the latter.

## Behind the scenes

The Duke first appeared in *The Scariest One of All* in 2002.
Duckburg Town Hall

## The Duckburg Town Hall

Donald Duck driving a speeding car into the Town Hall in 1988.

The **Duckburg Town Hall** is a building located in Duckburg.

## Description

By 1988, this stately building was the location of the Mayor of Duckburg's office. It was driven into by Donald Duck on his first day as a TV stunt driver, causing the Mayor much distress, but little to no damage to the building, aside from the tyres possibly staining the carpets.

## Behind the scenes

The Duckburg Town Hall is seen in the 1988 illustrated book *Donald Duck, TV Star!*.
Doctor Quacker

**Doctor Quacker** is a male dognose.

## Description

Doctor Quacker is a Duckburg-based physician. In 1959, Gyro Gearloose consulted him (on behalf of both himself and Scrooge McDuck, who shared his symptoms) about a sickness he had in his throat. Though Quacker initially, correctly identified this as an effect of working day in day out exposed to the Duckburg smog, he then mistakenly heard the Little Helper's buzzing in place of Gyro's heartbeat, and concluded that Gyro was suffering from a fatal cardiac disease known as “Puckeritis of the Pipelines“. Knowing no other cure, he sent Gyro (and, by extension, Scrooge) off to the countryside on holiday, thus kickstarting a series of comedic hijinks as the two tried and failed to crack this “having fun” thing they'd been hearing so much about.

## Behind the scenes

Doctor Quacker appears in the 1959 Carl Barks story *Fun? What's That?*.
Elm City

**Elm City** is a town in or near Calisota.

## History

Elm City is a small town where Donald Duck lived around 1942. Notable inhabitants include Mr Guff and the notorious “town grouch” Old Man Dripple. Though not a city in the same league as Duckburg in terms of size, Elm City does have a large bank.

## Behind the scenes

Elm City appears in the 1962 story *Business Before Pleasure*.
Epic Mickey Disney Channel ID

The video

***Epic Mickey Disney Channel ID*** is a short animated spot featuring Mickey Mouse.

## Description

Mickey Mouse, foregoing the usual Identification Wand, uses his Magic Paintbrush to materialize the Disney Channel logo.

## Behind the scenes

This spot is part of the Disney Channel tradition of small spots where characters from their various shows make the logo appear with a magic wand. It was the second of these spots to feature Mickey Mouse (excluding his logo-self, which appears in every short), succeeding *Mickey Mouse Disney Channel ID*and preceding 2018's *Hi, I'm Mickey Mouse And You Are Watching Disney Channel!*. The short was used around 2010, and was meant to promote *Epic Mickey.*

Unlike most Wand IDs, this short uses *Epic Mickey*'s Magic Paintbrush, rather than an Identification Wand.

It is notable as (so far) the only element of the *Epic Mickey* series created for television broadcasting, rather than as a video game, a comic, or a webcast.
Evil Dwarfs

The **Evil Dwarfs** are a gang of seven criminal dwarfs.

## Description

Unlike the good dwarfs who protects Snow White and kindness to animals, these dwarfs like to torture animals and stealing things. They could be considered the opposites of the Seven Dwarfs.

## Behind the scenes

The Evil Dwarfs were created in 1939 by Nino Pagot in *The Seven Bad Dwarves Against the Good Seven Dwarfs*.
Disney Speedstorm

***Disney Speedstorm*** is a mobile racing game featuring Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Belle, the Beast, Li Shang, Fa Mulan, Elizabeth Swan, Captain Jack Sparrow, Mowgli, Baloo, Hercules, Megara, James P. Sullivan, Michael Wazowski, Celia Mae, and Randall Boggs as playable characters. Also featured are Boo, Chien Po, Chip, Clarabelle Cow Cogsworth, Cri-Kee, Dale, the Emperor, Governor Swan, Gus Goose, Horace Horsecollar, Kaa, Khan, Ling, the Lonesome Ghosts, Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse, Mrs. Potts, the Muses, Mushu, Pluto, Roz, Shere Khan, and Yao.

## Behind the scenes

 and as playable characters. Also featured are the
Disney Channel Deck the Halls!

The cartoon short

***Disney Channel Deck the Halls!*** is a short cartoon webcast. The short is part of the *Disney Channel Broken Karaoke* series, and features Launchpad McQuack, Baymax, Doctor Heinz Doofenshmirtz, Anne Boonchuy, Sprig Plantar, Bill Green, Cricket Green, Alice Green, Tilly Green, Perry the Platypus, and a python.

## Description

An attempt at caroling by an assortment of kooky characters in the 2017 Continuum doesn't go exactly according to plan, as Launchpad falls into a frozen lake and a python attacks the party.

## Behind the scenes

*Disney Channel Deck the Halls!* was released on the 8th of December on the Disney Channel's YouTube Channel.

Throughout the short, Launchpad wears a sweater adorned with a drawing of a Hanukkah menorah. As confirmed on Twitter by Angones, this is intended as in-universe confirmation that the 2017 Continuum Launchpad McQuack is Jewish. Not only was this never explicitly or even implicitly the case with the Prime Universe universe, but it marks one of the only times a recurring Duck character's religious background has been explicitly defined, although in the 1940's and 1950's it was not uncommon for Donald or the kids to occasionally be seen praying before bed or before a meal.

The short also further establishes that the *Big Hero Six* franchise is canon to the 2017 Continuum. It also features return appearances by the casts of *Big City Greens* and *Phineas and Ferb*, previously shown to exist as parallel universes to the 2017 Continuum in *Summer Secrets Unlocked with Webby* and *Villains Unite* respectively. Characters from the series *Amphibia*, which had not previously been established as canonical to the Duckverse in any form, also appear; it is unclear whether this places the "real world" of *Amphibia* in the 2017 Continuum or if they also dimension-travelled to get there, but is at any rate unsurprising, as, sharing key crewmembers, *Amphibia* was heavily crosspromoted with *DuckTales 2017* around its time of release.

The song *Disney Channel Deck the Halls* is featured in the short.
Duckesque

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

* **Count Duckesque**, the affable Transylvanian nobleman encountered by Donald Duck in 1986, seen in *Adventure in Transylvania*;
* **Count Duckesque**, the above character's warlike ancestor from the Renaissance period;
* **Castle Duckesque**, his reputedly-impregnable fortress;
* **The Duckesque Talisman**, a prized golden talisman in the shape of a bat, owned by the Duckesque line.
* **The Duckesque Tome**
* **Duckesque's Butler**
Entresol

**Entresol** is or was a human man.

## Description

Entresol was the brutish, narrow-minded chief of staff of the Moustic Hotel in Brussels throughout the late 1930's and early 1940's. As such, the authoritative employee often antagonized mischievous bellhop Spirou, who paid back in kind with tricks galore.

## Behind the scenes

M. Papillon debuted in the 1938 comic page *Spirou n'aime pas l'eau* — *Spirou doesn't like water* in English. Being a *Spirou* character, he does not belong to the Walt Disney Company, although *Spirou* is considered canon on this wiki.

In Émile Bravo's non-canonical prequel series *Diary of a Naive Boy*, Entresol's first name is established as Jean-Baptiste and he is shown dying in a bomb explosion during World War II. In the canonical universe, Entresol's fate (and first name) remain unknown.

"Entresol" is the French word for a mezzanine floor, making it rather an appropriate name for hotel staff.
Duckburg City Council

## The Duckburg City Council

The 2013 council at the swearing-in ceremony in the Mayor's office.

The **Duckburg City Council** is one of Duckburg's governmental bodies.

## Description

The Duckburg City Council is an elected body with a representative of each district of the city of Duckburg. Sworn in by the Mayor after their elections, the various members are then given different offices by the Mayor, such as the Commissioner of Public Works, who is responsible, among other things, for the city's cleanliness.

By 2013, the two high-profile candidates for the Council in the Fifth District (inhabited by Donald Duck) were Julius Babblebomb and Kwickly Zipcoin, but they both lost to Donald, who had managed to win over the public through the eccentricity of his campaign, which consisted of spreading ludicrous amounts of pamphlets throughout the district. Donald was, however, presumably in no hurry to repeat the experience, as he was immediately made Commissioner of Public Works by an irate Mayor Hogwilde and ordered to go clean up his own mess with the pamphlets.

## Behind the scenes

The Duckburg City Council was, as far as the Scrooge McDuck Wiki is aware, first featured in the 1960 Carl Barks story, *The Village Blacksmith*. It was later expanded upon in William Van Horn's 2013 story, *The Big Wind*.