Duckworth

**DuckTales 2017:**

* Scrooge McDuck
* Flintheart Glomgold
* Gandra Dee
* Launchpad McQuack
* Bentina Beakley
* Huey Duck
* Dewey Duck
* Louie Duck
* Webby Vanderquack
* Lena Sabrewing
* Violet Sabrewing
* Bubba Duck
* B.O.Y.D.
* Gosalyn Waddlemayer
* Donald Duck
* Della Duck
* Daisy Duck
* Gladstone Gander
* Fethry Duck
* Officer Cabrera
* Gyro Gearloose
* Ludwig Von Drake
* Fenton Crackshell-Cabrera/Gizmoduck
* Drake Mallard/Darkwing Duck
* Zan Owlson
* Emily Quackfaster
* Zeus
* Don Karnage
* Magica De Spell
* Mark Beaks
* Ma Beagle
* Original Classics (Bouncer Beagle, Burger Beagle and Big Time Beagle)
* Goldie O'Gilt
* Faris Djinn
* Storkules
* Selene
* Penumbra
* Goofy
* Rescue Rangers (Chip, Dale, Gadget Hackwrench, Monterey Jack, Zipper)
* José Carioca
* Panchito Pistoles
* Kit Cloudkicker
* Molly Cunningham
* Gene the Genie
* Manny
* Lil Bulb
* Tootsie
* Butterbear

**Amphibia:**

* Anne Boonchuy
* Sprig Plantar
* Hop Pop Plantar
* Polly Plantar
* Frobo
* Mrs. Boonchuy
* Mr. Boonchuy
* Domino
* Sasha Waybright
* Marcy Wu
* Leopold Loggle
* Wally Ribbiton
* Sadie Croaker
* Archie
* Captain Grime
* General Yunan
* Lady Olivia
* King Andrias

**The Owl House:**

* Luz Noceda
* Eda Clawthorne
* King
* Hooty
* Owlbert
* Amity Blight
* Willow Park
* Gus Porter
* Lilith Clawthorne
* Hunter
* Emperor Belos

Duckworth is one of the fiftysix main characters in the *DuckTales Reboot*. He is Scrooge McDuck's late butler.

## Personality

Duckworth is completely devoted to his old employer, Scrooge McDuck, and his safety, to the point of terrorizing his enemies and family alike. Despite this, he was remembered fondly by both Ma Beagle and Flintheart Glomgold. He also seems to have a mutual antagonism with Scrooge's current housekeeper, Mrs. Beakley. Dry-witted, dramatic, polite and devoted Duckworth is a jack-of-all-trades in the McDuck mansion, making him a favourite member of Scrooge's staff.

Duckworth makes his return in the reboot series in the episode "McMystery at McDuck McManor!". According to Webby, Duckworth died some years before the start of the series, and Scrooge has never had an actual birthday celebration since. When Huey puts on a birthday party for Scrooge, the entertainer Black Arts Beagle tries to summon a demon, who turns out to be the ghost of Duckworth. Seeing that McDuck manor is infested by Scrooge's enemies (who were actually guests which Louie invited, as he only had one hour to prepare), Duckworth takes Scrooge to the safe room, ejects the enemies from the manor, and spooks Huey, Dewey, and Louie to teach them a lesson about forcing Scrooge into the party. When the triplets learn about this, Huey tries to apologize, but Scrooge assures him that it had at least reunited him with Duckworth, who remains in the mansion in his ghostly form.

Duckworth has a rivalry with Mrs. Beakley, constantly calling her out on her housekeeping skills and ability to maintain peace at McDuck manor. Mrs. Beakley is shown to openly detest Duckworth, frequently expressing her displeasure at his ghostly return.

Due to his ghostly status and intangibility, Duckworth is incapable of acting as Scrooge's butler as he once did but instead acts as a guardian to McDuck manor by assuming his demonic form.

At the end of "The Last Crash of the Sunchaser!", Duckworth is seen leaving McDuck Manor along with Beakley and Webby, clearly disappointed with Scrooge for his behavior towards Huey, Dewey and Louie over the disappearance of Della Duck.

In "Nothing Can Stop Della Duck!", it is revealed that Duckworth was still alive by the time of Della's disappearance.

In "The First Adventure!", he appears to be very much alive in this episode (due to its flashback) and helps Scrooge with his corporative situations, such as reschedule all of Scrooge's meeting, due to Scrooge having to a important mission for S.H.U.S.H. and having to also look after his nephew and niece at the same time.

## Trivia

* Unlike Mrs. Beakley, Duckworth does not speak with a Received Pronunciation accent, but with a similar-sounding Mid-Atlantic accent.
* Although Duckworth did not appear in the Carl Barks comics, on which the TV series was based, Scrooge did have various irregularly appearing similar butlers in these stories, who went by such names as "Edgerton" and "Jarvis". However, there was not one consistent butler, and none of them appeared more than once.
* Duckworth is the demon that appears in the introduction of the 2017 *Ducktales* reboot, though his identity is not revealed in the introduction following his premiere episode.
* In the finale of the 2017 *Ducktales* reboot, it is implied that Bradford may have killed Duckworth in an attempt to isolate Scrooge.