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Animatronic Daisy Duck

## AnimatronicDonald Duck

**Animatronic Daisy Duck** is a female animatronic and a replica of Daisy Duck.

## Description

Along with a number of other similar animatronics, Animatronic Daisy was built by Oswald Rabbit, with the help of the Mad Doctor, in the early days of Wasteland, as Oswald sought to have everything that Mickey Mouse had — down to his friends. Though she has no delusions of being the real Daisy (which would be pretty hard, anyway, considering the many robotic parts of her that still show), Animatronic-Daisy is a very thorough copy of the real Daisy, sharing most of her core personality, and even her chosen profession of a journalist and TV reporter.

During the Blot Wars, Daisy was, like her boyfriend Donald, broken down in several parts, though her head never stopped thinking (and complaining). Mischievous Spatters then made a point of hiding the parts all over Wasteland in an attempt to prevent Oswald or one of his allies from rebuilding her. During his adventures in Wasteland in 2010, Mickey Mouse came across Daisy's head in the Library of Bog Easy and was tasked with gathering her parts for her and rebuilding her.

In the last day of the Shadow Blot's life, when he was released from the Jug and attempted to suck out all life from Wasteland, Daisy was temporarily absorbed by him and turned into a Lost Character, but she was returned to her true self soon enough after the Blot was destroyed. Animatronic Daisy then returned to her job as a journalist for the "Duck News Network", Wasteland's sole news channel. In 2012, she reported the arrest of Gremlin Prescott (unwittingly playing into the hands of the Mad Doctor) with the help of a cameraman Spatter whom she had tamed and befriended.

## Behind the scenes

Animatronic Daisy first appeared in *Epic Mickey*. She then appeared in various *Epic Mickey*-related media.

### Voice Actors

* Tress MacNeille (classic voice beginning with *Epic Mickey*)
Anton Plüschow in Everstorf (1420)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Knappe.

Rittersitz: Everstorf (Vogtei Grevesmühlen).

Adelsgeschlecht: Plüschow.

Eltern: -.

Geschwister: -.

Kinder: -.

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herzogtum Mecklenburg.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 0.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 0.

## Quellen

Regestenkartei mecklenburgischer Urkunden (RMU)
Alard Zernin (1322 1332)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Knappe.

Rittersitz: -.

Adelsgeschlecht: Zernin.

Eltern: Johann Zernin in Eickhof (1280 1315).

Geschwister: Heinrich Zernin (1302 1308), Werner Zernin (1302 1308), Nikolaus Zernin (1318 1338), Otto Zernin (1322 1349), Teze Zernin (1329 1367).

Kinder: -.

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herrschaft Mecklenburg.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 0.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 0.

## Biographie

Besaß Eickhof.

Erhielt Belehnung mit Groß Görnow.

Tauschte Rechte in Laase mit Lübeck gegen Groß Labenz.

Sonstige Erwähnungen.

## Einzelnachweise

1. ↑ MUB 4336; 5057.
2. ↑ MUB 4597.
3. ↑ MUB 5203.
4. ↑ MUB 5343.
Arnold Wusten in Gützkow (1374 1385)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Knappe.

Rittersitz: Gützkow (Vogtei Stavenhagen).

Adelsgeschlecht: Wusten.

Eltern: -.

Geschwister: Friedrich Wusten in Gützkow (1374).

Kinder: -.

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herrschaft Werle.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 0.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 0.

## Biographie

Veräußerte seine Lehen zur Bezahlung seiner Schulden.

Sonstige Erwähnungen.

## Einzelnachweise

1. ↑ MUB 10615.
2. ↑ MUB 11383; 11736.
Albrecht Godenswege (1356)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Knappe.

Rittersitz: -.

Adelsgeschlecht: Godenswege.

Eltern: Friedrich Godenswege (1301 1356)

Geschwister: Heinrich Godenswege (1356), Friedrich Godenswege (1356).

Kinder: -.

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herrschaft Stargard.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 0.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 0.
Arnold Gummern in Lambrechtshagen (1437 1448)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Knappe.

Rittersitz: Lambrechtshagen (Vogtei Rostock Tessin).

Adelsgeschlecht: Gummern.

Eltern: Arnold Gummern in Lambrechtshagen (1396 1429).

Geschwister: -.

Kinder: -.

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herzogtum Mecklenburg.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 0.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 0.

## Biographie

Veräußerte Rechte in Lambrechtshagen, Lichtenhagen, Elmenhorst.

Sonstige Erwähnungen.

## Quellen

Regestenkartei mecklenburgischer Urkunden (RMU)

## Einzelnachweise

1. ↑ RMU 5996; 7177.
2. ↑ RMU 7458; 8167.
3. ↑ RMU 7813.
4. ↑ RMU 6603; 6695; 7062; 7226; 7377; 7500; 7779; 8198; 8442; 8542; 18476.
212 Elm Lane

**212 Elm Lane** was an old mansion, presumably located in Duckburg.

## Description

This dilapidated old mansion was bought in 1969 by Scrooge McDuck, who hired Goofy to tear it down so that he could put up a lucrative apartment building. However, soon after the work began, Goofy discovered a wad of cash hidden inside one of the columns of the front porch. Scrooge had to let him keep this money, but decided to continue the job himself in the hope of finding more.

## Behind the scenes

212 Elm Lane appears prominently in the 1969 comic story *The Destroyer*.
Babbe

## Allgemeines

Ein mecklenburgisches Adelsgeschlecht niederdeutscher Herkunft.

Leitvornamen der Familie waren Johann, Friedrich und Otto.

## Landesherrliche Räte

Friedrich Babbe (1291 1304)

Johann Babbe (1266 1286)

## Erweiterter Rat

Friedrich Babbe in Schulenberg (1351 1369)

Heidenreich Babbe (1272 1294)

Heinrich Babbe in Schulenberg (1387 1403)

Johann Babbe (1291 1298)

Otto Babbe (1296 1301)

## Einfache Vasallen

Arnold Babbe in Einhusen (150 1358)

Arnold Babbe (1386 1410)

Dietrich Babbe (1287 1302)

Dietrich Babbe (1375 1380)

Dietrich Babbe (1386)

Friedrich Babbe (1319)

Friedrich Babbe (1330 1335)

Friedrich Babbe in Groß Siemen (1344 1355)

Friedrich Babbe (1378)

Gottschalk Babbe (1318)

Heinrich Babbe (1368 1383)

Heinrich Babbe (1386)

Heinrich Babbe (1444)

Johann Babbe (1287 1303)

Johann Babbe in Wolken (1316 1353)

Johann Babbe in Dammerstorf (1335 1351)

Johann Babbe in Dammerstorf (1351 1366)

Johann Babbe in Wolken (1366 1372)

Johann Babbe in Schulenberg (1376 1390)

Johann Babbe in Dammerstorf (1380 1390)

Johann Babbe (1387)

Klaus Babbe (1369)

Konrad Babbe (1330 1337)

Otto Babbe (1266)

Otto Babbe in Parkow (1335 1377)

Otto Babbe (1387 1390)

Otto Babbe in Schulenberg (1417 1424)

## Quellen

Armorial Bellenville (Ende 14. Jh.), aufbewahrt in der Französischen Nationalbibliothek in Paris.

Armorial Gelre (um 1375), aufbewahrt in der Königlichen Bibliothek in Brüssel.

## Einzelnachweise

1. ↑ Armorial Gelre, S. 101r; Armorial Bellenville, S. 34r.
Balthasar Kerkow in Weitendorf (1471)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Knappe.

Rittersitz: Weitendorf (Vogtei Lychen).

Adelsgeschlecht: Kerkow.

Eltern: -.

Geschwister: Burkhard Kerkow (1464 1471), Joachim Kerkow (1456 1471), Albrecht Kerkow (1464 1471), Jasper Kerkow (1471), Nikolaus Kerkow (1471).

Kinder: Albrecht Kerkow (1475).

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herrschaft Stargard.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 1.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 2.

## Biographie

Veräußerte Rechte in Feldberg und Rosenberg.

Sonstige Erwähnungen.

## Quellen

Regestenkartei mecklenburgischer Urkunden (RMU)

## Einzelnachweise

1. ↑ RMU 12579.
2. ↑ RMU 14776.
3. ↑ RMU 16119.
Albrecht Dewitz (1408 1419)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Ritter.

Rittersitz: -.

Adelsgeschlecht: Dewitz.

Eltern: -.

Geschwister: Rudolf Dewitz (1408).

Kinder: -.

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herrschaft Stargard.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 0.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 0.

## Biographie

Stiftete Menow und Globsow dem Kloster Lindow.

Verfügte über Rechte in Ballwitz.

## Quellen

Regestenkartei mecklenburgischer Urkunden (RMU)

## Einzelnachweise

1. ↑ RMU 2610.
2. ↑ RMU 1084.
Alice's Spooky Adventure

***Alice's Spooky Adventure*** is a theatrical cartoon short directed by Walt Disney. It features Alice, Julius the Cat, Tubby O'Brien and the Spooks.

## Plot

After a boy accidentally knocks a ball into an old haunted house, nobody but little Alice is brave enough to go and get it. Inside, Alice finds a population of frolicking spooks… and meets a cat called Julius, whom she rescues from the ghosts. Julius immediately becomes her friend, and together they fight off the ghosts who chase after them.

## Behind the scenes

This cartoon short was released in 1924 as a silent film. It is the second short in the *Alice Comedies* series (third if one chooses to count *Alice's Wonderland*), and the first to feature Julius the Cat (though a similar character cameoed in *Alice's Wonderland*).
Arnold Osten (1319 1331)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Ritter.

Rittersitz: -.

Adelsgeschlecht: Osten.

Eltern: Lorenz Osten.

Geschwister: Ulrich Osten.

Kinder: Ulrich Osten (1334).

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herrschaft Werle.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 1.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 5.

## Biographie

Verzichtete gegenüber dem Kloster Dargun auf Ansprüche an Kratzeburg.

Stiftete dem Kloster Dargun eine Hebung aus Klein Basepohl.

Sonstige Erwähnungen.

## Einzelnachweise

1. ↑ MUB 4322.
2. ↑ MUB 4140.
3. ↑ MUB 5474.
4. ↑ MUB 5239; 5240; 5276; 8955.
Axekow

## Allgemeines

Ein mecklenburgisches Adelsgeschlecht niederdeutschen Ursprungs.

Leitvornamen der Familie waren Matthias, Werner und Johann.

## Wappen

Geteilt. Oben zwei silberne Scheren auf blau. Unten ein grünes Seeblatt auf Silber.

## Landesherrliche Räte

Matthias Axekow (1296 1327)

Matthias Axekow in Neuhof (1395 1445)

Nikolaus Axekow (1319 1343)

Werner Axekow in Neuhof (1359 1403)

## Erweiterter Rat

Christian Axekow in Neuhof (1446 1484)

Johann Axekow in Gnemern (1429 1455)

Nikolaus Axekow (1360 1387)

## Einfache Vasallen

Abraham Axekow (1332 1361)

Christian Axekow in Bliesekow (1425 1461)

Dankward Axekow (1371 1373)

Dietrich Axekow (1332)

Dietrich Axekow (1334)

Emil Axekow (1307 1334)

Friedrich Axekow (1384 1392)

Friedrich Axekow in Klein Bölkow (1425 1451)

Gerhard Axekow (1296 1307)

Gerhard Axekow (1385 1390)

Gottfried Axekow (1390)

Heidenreich Axekow (1334)

Heinrich Axekow (1296 1307)

Heinrich Axekow (1439 1444)

Johann Axekow (1296 1334)

Johann Axekow (1327 1347)

Johann Axekow in Gnemern (1384 1409)

Johann Axekow in Ziesendorf (1465 1489)

Karl Axekow

Karl Axekow in Gnemern (1464 1467)

Martin Axekow in Gnemern (1382)

Matthias Axekow in Bliesekow (1332 1370)

Matthias Axekow (1334)

Matthias Axekow (1339 1359)

Matthias Axekow in Bliesekow (1390 1404)

Nikolaus Axekow

Otto Axekow (1296 1307)

Otto Axekow (1334)

Schild Axekow (1307 1334)

Werner Axekow (1230 1236)

Werner Axekow in Bliesekow (1272 1286)

Werner Axekow (1332 1341)

Werner Axekow (1334)

Werner Axekow in Gischow (1427 1429)

## Literatur

Friedrich Crull, Die Wappen der bis 1360 in den heutigen Grenzen Meklenburgs vorkommenden Geschlechter der Mannschaft, in: Jahrbücher des Vereins für meklenburgische Geschichte und Alterthumskunde 52 (1887), S. 34-182.
Anthropomorphic Fox

The **Anthropomorphic Fox** is a Sapient Species to which Ulvira and some versions of Robin Hood belong.

## Description

Anthropomorphic Foxes range from Duck to Dog height, with various builds. Some resemble non-anthropomorphic foxes walking erect, while others are more human-like in build. Still others are what might be termed “Foxnoses”, appearing almost entirely human except for a few Foxlike head and facial features.

Female Foxes, if fur-covered, may also have human-like hair on their heads.
Arnold Stoislav in Pankelow (1366 1391)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Knappe.

Rittersitz: Pankelow (Vogtei Rostock Tessin).

Adelsgeschlecht: Stoislav.

Eltern: -.

Geschwister: Gotan Stoislav (1366).

Kinder: -.

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herzogtum Mecklenburg.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 0.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 0.

## Biographie

Veräußerte Rechte in Pankelow.

Sonstige Erwähnungen.

## Einzelnachweise

1. ↑ MUB 9555.
2. ↑ MUB 11881; 12341.
Behr

## Allgemeines

Ein überwiegend in Pommern ansässiges Adelsgeschlecht niederdeutscher Herkunft.

## Wappen

Ein schreitender schwarzer Bär auf Silber.

## Landesherrliche Räte

Johann Behr (1388 1408)

Lippold Behr in Cammin (1324 1361)

## Erweiterter Rat

Harnitz Behr (1254 1274)

Johann Behr (1337 1366)

## Einfache Vasallen

Balduin Behr (1376)

Bernhard Behr (1409 1440)

Bertram Behr in Rödlin (1380 1398)

Bertram Behr in Rödlin (1417 1454)

Dietrich Behr (1274)

Erdmann Behr in Rödlin (1480 1491)

Friedrich Behr in Hugoldsdorf (1382 1405)

Friedrich Behr in Nustrow (1462 1482)

Gerhard Behr in Nustrow (1424 1447)

Gotmar Behr (1274)

Gotmar Behr (1354 1368)

Gotmar Behr (um 1435)

Heinrich Behr (1311)

Heinrich Behr (1360)

Heinrich Behr (1482)

Joachim Behr in Nustrow (1487 1500)

Johann Behr (1271)

Johann Behr in Cammin (1359 1380)

Johann Behr in Rödlin (1380 1397)

Johann Behr (1388 1408)

Johann Behr in Reppelin (1414 1462)

Johann Behr (1482 1486)

Johann Behr (1490 1500)

Klaus Behr (1382 1388)

Klaus Behr in Möllenbeck (1417 1436)

Klaus Behr in Dettmannsdorf (1462 1464)

Lippold Behr (1226 1251)

Lippold Behr (1274)

Lippold Behr (1358 1366)

Lippold Behr (1417 1436)

Lippold Behr in Rödlin (1480)

Markward Behr in Cammin (1489)

Otto Behr (1274)

Widukind Behr (1270)

Zabel Behr (1349 1368)

Zabel Behr (1396)

## Literatur

Friedrich Crull, Die Wappen der bis 1360 in den heutigen Grenzen Meklenburgs vorkommenden Geschlechter der Mannschaft, in: Jahrbücher des Vereins für meklenburgische Geschichte und Alterthumskunde 52 (1887), S. 34-182.
Albrecht Peckatel (1462)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Knappe.

Rittersitz: -.

Adelsgeschlecht: Peckatel.

Eltern: Johann Peckatel in Blumenhagen (1433 1471).

Geschwister: -.

Kinder: -.

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herrschaft Stargard.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 0.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 0.

## Quellen

Regestenkartei mecklenburgischer Urkunden (RMU)
Arnold Biestow (1355)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Knappe.

Rittersitz: -.

Adelsgeschlecht: Biestow.

Eltern: -.

Geschwister: Hermann Biestow (1355), Reimar Biestow (1355), Heinrich Biestow (1355).

Kinder: -.

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herzogtum Mecklenburg.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 0.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 0.
American Prime Minister

## The AmericanPrime Minister

The **American Prime Minister** is an anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

This individual was elected Prime Minister of the United States of America at some point before March 1999. He made frequent TV appearances, but was made fun of for always looking sour and grim. In 1999, Donald Duck (now a makeup artist) was tasked with preparing him for one particular speech; told to make the Minister appear more cheerful, Donald overdid it, giving the poor politican clown make-up.

## Behind the scenes

This character appeared in #084 of *Donald's Odd Jobs*.

In an odd departure from real life, the actual United States of America do not, in fact, have a Prime Minister, whereas this character shows that the Disney Comics Universe's do. It was likely an uninentional mistake by the writers Gérard Cousseau and Jean-Loïc Belhomme, who live in France, where there *is* famously a Prime Minister.
Andreas Flotow in Stuer (1333 1367)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Ritter.

Rittersitz: Stuer (Vogtei Plau).

Adelsgeschlecht: Flotow.

Eltern: -.

Geschwister: Johann Flotow (1330 1337), Dietrich Flotow (1331 1336).

Kinder: -.

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herrschaft Werle.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 13.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 99.

## Biographie

Im Pfandbesitz der Vogtei Tribsees.

Erhielt Belehnung mit Stuer, mit Klein Stuer, Sukow, Satow, Rogeez, Sanz, Grabow, Wendisch Massow und Demzin.

Sonstige Erwähnungen.

## Einzelnachweise

1. ↑ MUB 449; 2290; 6188; 6229; 6425; 6550; 6667; 6973; 7731; 7771; 7844; 8234; 9394.
2. ↑ MUB 6405.
3. ↑ MUB 6069.
4. ↑ MUB 6401.
5. ↑ MUB 5395; 6448; 6835; 6934; 7390; 9385.
Arnold Gummern in Lambrechtshagen (1488)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Knappe.

Rittersitz: Lambrechtshagen (Vogtei Schwaan).

Adelsgeschlecht: Gummern.

Eltern: Klaus Gummern in Lambrechtshagen (1452 1480).

Geschwister: Matthias Gummern in Lambrechtshagen (1476 1488).

Kinder: -.

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herzogtum Mecklenburg.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 0.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 0.

## Biographie

Erwarb Rechte in Lichtenhagen, Lambrechtshagen und Bliesekow.

## Quellen

Regestenkartei mecklenburgischer Urkunden (RMU)
Alverich Schnakenburg (1294 1298)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Ritter.

Rittersitz: -.

Adelsgeschlecht: Schnakenburg.

Eltern: -.

Geschwister: Hermann Schnakenburg (1294 1298).

Kinder: Johann Schnakenburg (1302), Georg Schnakenburg (1302).

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herrschaft Rostock.

Kategorie: Erweiterter Rat.

Typ: Gefolgsmann.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 5.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 22.
Arnold Levetzow (1372)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Knappe.

Rittersitz: -.

Adelsgeschlecht: Levetzow.

Eltern: -.

Geschwister: Klaus Levetzow in Lunow (1358 1403), Heinrich Levetzow (1371 1402), Günter Levetzow (1372 1378).

Kinder: -.

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herrschaft Mecklenburg.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 0.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 0.
Wikia Star-Mu

## Argumento

Yuuta Hoshiya comienza sus clases en la academia Ayana, una escuela centrada en los negocios del mundo del espectáculo y la música. Dentro de la academia existe un grupo de tres personas a los que se les conoce como Kao Kai (asociación de las flores de cerezo) por ser los tres con las notas más sobresalientes en la sección musical de la academia. Esta asociación tiene muchísima influencia, por lo que el camino más rápido para entrar en el departamento musical de la academia pasa por ser reconocido por sus miembros.

Por desgracia para los jóvenes Touru, Kaito, Shou, Shuu, y Yuuta, están teniendo problemas para mantenerse a flote como candidatos para este departamento. Su suerte cambia sin embargo cuando un miembro del Kao Kai, Outori, se fija en ellos de forma fortuita.

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Albrecht Bertekow (1415 1437)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Knappe.

Rittersitz: -.

Adelsgeschlecht: Bertekow.

Eltern: Gerhard Bertekow (1363 1405).

Geschwister: Johann Bertekow in Ramelow (1404 1415), Heinrich Bertekow (1415 1430).

Kinder: Ratislav Bertekow (1437).

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herrschaft Stargard.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 0.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 0.

## Biographie

Veräußerte Rechte in Roga.

Sonstige Erwähnungen.

## Quellen

Regestenkartei mecklenburgischer Urkunden (RMU)

## Literatur

Franz Boll, Geschichte des Landes Stargard bis zum Jahre 1471, 2 Bde., Neustrelitz 1846-1847.

## Einzelnachweise

1. ↑ RMU 24630.
2. ↑ RMU 4353. – Boll, Geschichte, Urk. Nr. 322; 343.
Alice in the White Rabbit's House

Cover of the book.

***Alice in the White Rabbit's House*** is an illustrated text story featuring Alice Liddell and the White Rabbit.

## Description

During her visit to Wonderland, Alice is turned gigantic by something she ate and finds herself stuck as a giantess inside the White Rabbit's lovely little cottage!

### Continutiy

* The storybook is a retelling of the famous scene from *Alice in Wonderland* (1951).

## Behind the scenes

The story was released as a hardcover book in the *Short Story Board Books* series. First printed in 1978, it was reprinted on February the 1st, 1988 by Smithmark Publishers.
Anya von Drake

## Anya von Drake(2017 Continuum)

**Anya von Drake** is a female anthropomorphic duck from the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

The loving, tender-hearted daughter of Ludwig von Drake, Anya von Drake apparently grew up to be a scientist like her father, though she is not as much of a genius, nor, thankfully, as eccentric, as the original Professor Von Drake. Alongside her more level-headed sister Klara and brother Corvus, Anya continues to take care of her father's magnum opus, the Von Drake Doomsday Vault.

## Behind the scenes

Anya von Drake debuted in *Raiders of the Doomsday Vault*, a 2019 episode of *DuckTales 2017*.

The episode does not say who the Von Drake children's mother was, and Francisco Angones has, on *Frank Angones and the Suspenders of Disbelief*, refused to comment. Taking into account Klara's resemblance to the older Prime Matilda McDuck as depicted by Don Rosa, however, it is thought highly likely that in this continuity as well, Ludwig married Matilda. This does run into the snag that Scrooge, in his brief meeting with her, does not treat Klara as his niece, however.
Ancient Accounts

***Ancient Accounts*** is a light-pink book with an ornate cover.

## Description

*Ancient Accounts* was one of the many books Donald Duck found strewn about when, in 1985, Scrooge McDuck hired him to tidy up and dust off his private library in the Money Bin. It is unclear if it contained ancient financial data or if "account" is to be taken in the sense of "tale", "testimony" and suchlike.

## Behind the scenes

*Ancient Accounts* appears briefly in the 1985 comic story *The Adventures of Sinbad Duck*.
Albert Quackmore

**Albert Quackmore**, also known as **Baptist Quackmore** or simply **Baptist** in some old translations and called "**Battista**" in the original Italian, is an anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

Quackmore is Scrooge McDuck's butler. He is efficient and very practical, and, even though he is almost never properly paid, he loves his job and has a deep respect and affection for Scrooge. Quackmore was hired by McDuck in the later 1920's after he proved to be the only applicant who could handle Scrooge's stressful nephew Donald Duck.

## Behind the scenes

He first appeared in the 1966 Italian story *Zio Paperone e la Lana Vulcanica*.

For unknown reasons, Quackmore has two separate I.N.D.U.C.K.S. codes.
A Haunted Mansion Tale

***A Haunted Mansion Tale*** is an illustrated prose story, “compiled and edited” by Amy Opoka for the D23 website out of a set of Ken Anderson's early notes and concept art for what would become *The Haunted Mansion*. It features Beauregard the Butler, Captain Bartholomew Gore and Priscilla.

## Description

Beauregard, the Butler, takes curious guests through the haunted Old Gore Mansion, retelling the tragic story of the deaths of its one-time Master and Mistress: Captain Bartholomew Gore (*alias* the dread pirate Black Bart) and his redoubtable bride Priscilla. Soon, the spirit of Priscilla herself materialises in a rocking chair to help tell her story, and as more ghostly shadows of the past animate the house, a tale stands reveal — where the more murderous of the ghosts is not who one might think!

### References

* As a pirate, Captain Gore was known as “Black Bart”.
* Captain Gore's murder of Priscilla took place “over 150 years ago” or “in 1810”. This places the events of the story ahead of its 1957 writing date.

### Continuity

* This story is made up of old story material for an early version of *The Haunted Mansion* (1969); hence, although the Old Gore Mansion is not conflated with the actual Haunted Mansion in this story, some elements of it echo the experience of the ride, especially the ending reveal of Gore's true fate.
* The same story elements had been variously rearranged in later spin-off media based on *The Haunted Mansion* (1969). For example, in *Mystery of the Manse* (2005), the story of a bride discovering her husband was once an infamous pirate under a colourful alias is given over to William Gracey, *alias* Captain Blood, and his bride Emily.
* The end of this story implies that Gore was eventually driven to suicide inside Gore Mansion by the ghost of Priscilla. This is contradicted by *Disney Kingdoms' Haunted Mansion* (2016), which instead claims that Gore embarked on a journey away from his home and eventually found Gracey Manor, where he drowned to death in the flooded basement, seeking the legendary treasure said to be hidden there.
* The 2011 alterations to the queue of the Walt Disney World *Haunted Mansion* included the addition of tombstones for Bartholomew Gore as well as for Beauregard to the berm graveyard of the Haunted Mansion.

## Behind the scenes

*A Haunted Mansion Tale* was released in 2020 for Halloween on the official D23 website.
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A 'Pot' Shot

First and only page of the story in its 2015 American reprint.

***A 'Pot' Shot*** is a 1930 comic story with art by Wilfred Haughton. It features Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and Marcus Mouse.

## Plot

Mickey Mouse tells the story of how he once sang and played for his girlfriend Minnie Mouse in the night only to be hit by a flower pot thrown by Minnie's "stern papa".

## Behind the scenes

*A 'Pot' Shot* was first released on December the 1st, 1930 in the first edition of *Mickey Mouse Annual*, a Mickey Mouse publication in the United Kingdom.

The story featured art by Wilfred Haughton as well as recycled art from Floyd Gottfredson. It is notable for being a rare appearance of Minnie Mouse's father Marcus, though his name is not given, with him only being referred to as Minnie's "stern papa". He had debuted just a couple of months earlier in *Mr Slicker and the Egg Robbers*. Marcus's design in *A 'Pot' Shot* is much different from his *Mr Slicker and the Egg Robbers* appearance, which showed him with a long beard noticeably absent in his *A 'Pot' Shot* appearance; it is clear that the two stories on either side of the pond independently thought to create a character to fill the slot of "Minnie's father", with no knowledge of each other's work.

## Notes and References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *A 'Pot' Shot* on INDUCKS
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Mickey Mouse Annual* #1 on Comic Vine
Assignment Birdwatch

The first page of the story (in its German version).

***Assignment Birdwatch***, also known as ***Protective Cacophony***, is a story written by John Antrobus and Dave Angus and drawn by Vicar. It features Donald Duck, Huey, Dewey, and Louie Duck, the Great S.Q.U.A.C.K.B.O.X. of the Junior Woodchucks, and, in the species' debut, a Tri-Crested Tittertwill and its babies.

## Plot

Huey, Dewey, and Louie are given an important assignment by a Woodchuck leader, the Great S.Q.U.A.C.K.B.O.X.: they must protect a rare Tri-Crested Tittertwill that has come to roost on Pickpocket Peak from any noise that might upset the bird. Unfortunately for the eager young Woodchucks (and the bird), Donald insists on tagging along, and, in trying to keep things quiet, winds up creating most of the noise himself!

### Continuity

* The Tri-Crested Tittertwill would later reappear in the theme park attraction *Camp Woodchuck Kitchen* (2016) and in the 2017 Continuum in the *DuckTales 2017* episode *Challenge of the Senior Junior Woodchucks* (2020).

## Behind the scenes

*Assignment Birdwatch* was created September the 23, 1987, and was first published June the 15, 1988, in the Danish *Anders And & Co.* #1988-25. It was later printed in English in *Gladstone Comic Album* #18, *Gladstone Leather Bound Hardcover Comic Albums* #4, *Walt Disney's Comics in Color* #3, and *Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck in Color* #1.

The story is notable as the debut of the Tri-Crested Tittertwill, which later went on to become the mascot of Tokyo Disneyland's *Camp Woodchuck Kitchen*.
A Nice Change of Pace!

First & only page of the story.

 ***A Nice Change of Pace!*** is one of the comic stories belonging to the unofficial *Charlie's Head Is In The Hatbox* ‘verse, created by Rain N. Thirteen. It features Rain's World's Hatbox Ghost Charlie Hatfield as well as the non-Disney character of Hat Kid.

## Plot

Charlie Hatfield seems to get along fine with a visiting little alien girl known as “Hat Kid”, until he notices something is off…

## Behind the scenes

*A Nice Change of Pace!* was first released in 2020 on *Rain's Blog*, and was later reblogged onto the main *Charlie's Head Is In The Hatbox*.
A Greedy Kid

***A Greedy Kid*** is a comic strip written by Homer Brightman and drawn by Al Taliaferro. It features Donald Duck and Louie Duck.

## Description

Donald Duck cedes after too long of his nephew begging him for a candy bar, but it looks like he's made a really big mistake.

### Continuity

* After the triplets had last been seen returning to Della's house at the end of the *Donald's Nephews* strip continuity (1937), Louie Duck (alongside, presumably, his brothers) is once again under Donald Duck's care.
* This is unexplained here, and would only be given an in-universe rationalization eighty years later in the story *Family Ties* (2014).

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed in February of 1938 in miscellaneous American newspapers. It was later colored and reprinted in *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories* #1, *Marcia Blitz's Donald Duck* #1, *Donald Duck* #284, and in Volume 1 of *Donald Duck: The Complete Daily Newspaper Comics*.

The strip did not have a title in any of its English-language printings, though in *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories* it was presented alongside two other strips under the collective title *Just One Thing After Another* (which INDUCKS mistakenly applies to this trip as a singular entity). The title chosen here, *A Greedy Kid*, is a straightforward translation of the title given to the story in its French printing, *Un Enfant Gourmand*.
Barold

## Allgemeines

Leitvornamen der Familie Waren Johann und Rudolf.

## Wappen

Drei gewellte silberne Querbalken auf blau.

## Landesherrliche Räte

Barold (1226 1238)

Rudolf Barold (1286 1326)

## Einfache Vasallen

Bledeke Barold (1425)

Detlef Barold in Zehlendorf (1468 1471)

Gerhard Barold in Dudinghausen (1497)

Gottfried Barold (1287 1313)

Gottfried Barold in Thürkow (1461)

Gottschalk Barold in Dudinghausen (1405)

Heinrich Barold in Dobbin (1446)

Heinrich Barold (1461)

Heinrich Barold in Moisall (1492)

Johann Barold (1248 1274)

Johann Barold (1342)

Johann Barold (1368 1403)

Johann Barold in Rothspalk (1415 1436)

Johann Barold in Dudinghausen (1478 1479)

Konrad Barold in Rothspalk (1350 1368)

Rudolf Barold in Rothspalk (1347 1369)

Rudolf Barold in Dobbin (1415 1425)

Rudolf Barold in Moisall (1425 1464)

Rudolf Barold (1461)

## Literatur

Friedrich Crull, Die Wappen der bis 1360 in den heutigen Grenzen Meklenburgs vorkommenden Geschlechter der Mannschaft, in: Jahrbücher des Vereins für meklenburgische Geschichte und Alterthumskunde 52 (1887), S. 34-182.
Argus McSwine

**Argus McSwine** is an anthropomorphic pig.

## Description

The Scottish-born Argus McSwine, known for using all sorts of aliases, is a crooked businessman. Far from being as rich as Scrooge McDuck, McSwine compensates with sheer loathsomeness, engaging in innumerable illegal activites over the years, including several cases of attempted murder.

## Behind the scenes

McSwine was created in 1957 by Carl Barks in *Forbidden Valley*.

He reused the exact same design for several stories later on, casting doubt on whether all the "pig-faced villains" (as they are known) were truly the same individual. Later writers, however, agreed to name him Argus McSwine consistently, this being the name Barks used in his first appearance.

On several occasions, Barks had used other, similar "pig-faced villains" who are not considered to be Argus himself — often because they lack McSwine's trademark mustache. They include Soapy Slick and Magnum P. Highpower.
Archimedes

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

* **Archimedes**, the ancient scientist;
* **Archimedes the Owl**, Merlin's familiar, a grumpy, talking brown owl;
* **Archimedes Q. Porter**, the scientist, the father of Jane Porter in *Tarzan*;
* **Archimedes**, the Merman scholar and scientist glimpsed in *Metal Fish*;
* **Archimedes A. Archivist**, an American scholar who was the U.S.A.'s Secretary of Cultural Affairs in 2001;
* **Gyro Gearloose**, known as **Archimede** in Italian printings, the Duckburg inventor and recurring character.
Abu

**Abu** is a male monkey.

## Description

Once part of a travelling circus, Abu is a trained pickpocket of a monkey who is extremely good at picking locks and stealing things unnoticed. He was picked up by Agrabah street thief Aladdin and became his closest companion. Although not anthropomorphic, Abu is very clever and understands most of what Aladdin says.

## Behind the scenes

Abu first appeared in the 1992 film *Aladdin*. He is named after Abu the Thief from the motion picture *The Thief of Bagdad*, a great inspiration for *Aladdin*.
Asparagustus

**Asparagustus** is an island in the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

The now-abandoned Asparagustus was the home of a brilliant hellenistic civilization who could live forever thanks to a specific vegetable diet including asparaguses and “the Carrots of Heroes”. It was visited by Scrooge McDuck, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck and Webby Vanderquack in 2018.

## Behind the scenes

Asparagustus is the setting of the 2018 *DuckTales 2017* minisode of the same name.
Andreas Hoge (1441)

## Steckbrief

Stand: Knappe.

Rittersitz: -.

Adelsgeschlecht: Hoge.

Eltern: -.

Geschwister: -.

Kinder: -.

## Landespolitische Bedeutung

Landesherrschaft: Herzogtum Mecklenburg.

Kategorie: Einfacher Vasall.

Häufigkeit in landesherrlichen Zeugenlisten: 0.

Summe der Ränge in Zeugenlisten: 0.

## Einzelnachweise

1. ↑ AHR, 1.0.1 Stadtverwaltung Nr. U3d Ikendorf 1441 Dezember 7.
Admiral Duck

**Admiral Duck** was an anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

The large-beaked Admiral Duck was apparently one of Donald Duck's ancestor. Donald owns at least two portraits of Admiral Duck in his home: one depicts him wearng a bicorn, while the other one has him wearing a cap and shows the sinking of his boat in the background.

## Behind the scenes

   Admiral Duck was first seen as a portrait in a story by Carl Barks, as of now unidentified. In reference to Barks, Don Rosa drew his own version of Admiral Duck in his 1998 story *The Sign of the Triple Distlefink*.

In 1999, Admiral Duck is seen in Johannes A. Grote's Duck Family Tree, where he is depicted as a very old member of the (fused on three) McDuck/Duck family. In this version, he is Seafoam McDuck's son and the father of the original owner of the Heirloom Watch. This is, however, obviously impossible. The tree, basing itself on faulty translations, moved Seafoam McDuck two generations farther from Scrooge than he should, leaving Admiral Duck to take the spot; however, once the proper order is restored, the hole disappears, leaving no room for another sailing McDuck in that timeframe. It is much more likely that Admiral Duck was a member of the Duck family.
A Hot Meeting

First page of the story.

***A Hot Meeting*** is a comic story written by Thomas Schrøder and drawn by Marco Rota. It features Magica De Spell, Scrooge McDuck and an in-universe version of Don Rosa. Donald Duck, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck are also present in flashback form.

## Description

Magica De Spell attempts to ambush Scrooge McDuck (and his Number One Dime) at a comics convention in Copenhagen. Scrooge turns out to be there to visit an old friend, and Magica gets more than she bargained for…

### References

* Scrooge McDuck is good friends with Don Rosa, one of the authors of comics based on Scrooge's life and adventures.
* Rosa spends his retirement growing chiles.

### Continuity

* Created to tie in with the real Don Rosa's presence at the Copenhagen Comics Convention (which took place on the 14th and 15th of November, 2015), the story explicitly takes place on either of those days. It is, as such, one of very few Disney Duck comics which takes place at a slightly later date than that of its first printing.
* As Don Rosa has a copy of that very story — thereby confirmed to exist in-universe — on hand, he and Scrooge McDuck reminisce about the events of *A Matter of Some Gravity* (1996). A half-page of art from the story is directly reproduced, rather than redrawn.

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed on the 12th of November, 2015, in Denmark, in *Anders And & Co.* #2015-46.

It was initially not meant for wider release, but the interest of a Marco Rosta story where Scrooge meets Don Rosa proved too powerful for other countries to pass up on, even without the context of the Copenhagen Comic-Con. The story was eventually printed in English as a bonus story in Volume 10 of Fantagraphics's *Don Rosa Library*, the last story in the entire Library. On this occasion, it was localized by David Gerstein.

Due to these peculiar circumstances, the story was originally given the Denmark-specific INDUCKS code "D/DK 2015-005", only to be recategorized as a rank-and-fine Egmont story under "D 2015-226". Curiously, both codes are still active, making *A Hot Meeting* one of the only (if not *the* only) stories on INDUCKS to be documented twice under two different codes.

Cover illustration for the story by Marco Rota.
A-Hunting We Will Go (comic story)

First page of the story.

***A-Hunting We Will Go*** is a comic story plotted by John Kane, scripted by Charlie Martin and drawn by José Colomer Fonts. It features Donald Duck, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Scrooge McDuck, and, in his debut, Count Von Turpentine. The 1994 localization by Don Markstein additionally mentions Alice, Dorothy and Chicken Little. It is functionally a Great Parody of Richard Connell's short story *The Most Dangerous Game*, though as it was not produced in Italy, its status as a proper Great Parody is debatable.

## Plot

After a storm hits their ship, Scrooge McDuck, Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck find themselves stranded on the private island of a certain Count Von Turpentine — a nobleman exiled for being too bloodthirsty! How can they foil the insane hunter determined to try his hand at hunting “the most dangerous game” in the form of a wealthy old duck and his four nephews?

### Continuity

* As their lifeboat is torn off the ship by the twister, the Ducks compare the situation, in short succession, to Dorothy's predicament in *The Wizard of Oz* (1939), “Alice falling down the rabbit hole” from *Alice in Wonderland* (1951), and Chicken Little seeing the sky falling down on him from *Chicken Little* (1943).
* The American localization by Don Markstein names Von Turpentine's country of origin as Brutopia; Brutopia and its dictatorial regime were first shown by Carl Barks's *A Cold Bargain* (1957) and have been used many times since.
* Dialogue in said localization implies that Brutopia underwent some sort of improvement prior to its event, with the dictatorial regime being replaced by a juster one. David Gerstein attempted to show how this had happened in his 2010 localization of *The Curse of Flabbergé* (1992), although in the original version of the story, the U.S.S.R. stand-in in that story is not the same as Barks's Brutopia, instead being called Felonia. At any rate, a number of later stories continued to use a dictatorial Brutopia, such as *The Underground Movement* (2012).

## Behind the scenes

This story was first published in July of 1990 in the German *Micky Maus* #1990-31. It was soon printed in English in the British *Mickey and Friends* #1993-35. The next year, a slightly shortened version of it was printed in *Uncle Scrooge Adventures* #45 with localization by Don Markstein, under the alternative title of *Danger Island*.
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After the Goldrush

First & only page of the story.

The **8th entry in the *Hey, Daisy, Whatever Happened To Scrooge?* series**, entitled ***After the Goldrush*** was written and drawn by Jörg Drühl. It is considered a non-canonical, what-if parody scenario by this Wiki, and features Daisy Duck and Donald Duck, also mentioning Scrooge McDuck.

## Plot

In a postapocalyptic New York, Donald and Daisy, living like carefree cavemen wonder what became of Scrooge McDuck…

### Continuity

* This was not author Jörg Drühl's only contribution to the *Hey, Daisy, Whatever Happened To Scrooge?* series; a previous comic in much the same "edgy" style, *Son of Wall Street* (1982), appeared in the same issue as *After the Goldrush*.

## Behind the scenes

This entry in the *Hey, Daisy, Whatever Happened To Scrooge?* series was first published in the German fanzine *Der Donaldist - Sonderheft* #11. It has never been printed in the United States of America, or indeed reprinted anywhere at all.
Atencio

**Atencio** was an individual of unknown gender.

## Description

According to a story once told by the Ghost Host, a book by Atencio was among the volumes in the bookcase in architects Mr Davis and Mr Coats's study as they got to work designing Gracey Manor. It was filed next to a book by Crump.

## Behind the scenes

Atencio's name appears in the 2005 story *Blueprint for Murder*. Like all the names of authors in the story, it is an allusion to one of the Imagineers responsible for designing *The Haunted Mansion* in the real world — in this case, X. Atencio.
Atlantean Teacher

The **Atlantean Teacher**, also known as the **Atlantis Teacher**, is a Water Person.

## Description

During their 1953 imprisonment in the Sunken City, this cheerful historian and teacher of the Water People was tasked with trying to teach Donald, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck about Atlantean geography and history. He was enthused when they showed him 1940's human music, and was last seen frenziedly dancing like the rest of the City's population.

## Behind the scenes

The Atlantean Teacher appears in the 1954 Carl Barks story *Secret of Atlantis*.
Angus MacDucoll

**Angus MacDucoll** (***Angus Mac Paperol*** in the original Italian) was an anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Angus MacDucoll was one the most prestigious writers who ever lived in Duckburg. In 1992, Scrooge McDuck had planned to put a statue of himself in the Duckburg Park. However, the people of Duckburg saw it as a horrendeous display of egomania. Scrooge could no longer put up his statue; but he didn't want the money he'd put in it to be lost. Exploiting the great resemblance between himself and MacDucoll, he had the statue tweaked to become a staute of the writer, whose unveiling was a smashing success.

## Behind the scenes

Angus MacDucoll was seen in the 1992 story *Scrooge's Central Park Statue*, which hasn't to date been printed in English.
A Visit to Grandma Duck's Farm

Title page.

***A Visit to Grandma Duck's Farm*** is an illustrated text story. It features Huey, Dewey, and Louie and Grandma Duck.

## Description

Huey, Dewey, and Louie are tired out after helping Grandma Duck with chores on her farm. But luckily for them, Grandma has a big dinner made by the time the return to her house.

## Behind the scenes

*A Visit to Grandma Duck's Farm* was featured in the book*Disney's Two-Minute Good Night Stories* in 1988. It was written by Mary Packard and illustrated by Bill Langley, Diana Wakeman, and Patricia Keppler (or perhaps only one of the three, as the illustration credits are given in a group on the book's title page rather than individually by the story).