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Captain Hook's Shadow

***Captain Hook's Shadow*** is an illustrated text story written by Jasmine Jones. It features Peter Pan, Captain Hook's shadow, Wendy, Michael, and John.

## Description

Captain Hook's shadow gets free from him and sneaks into the Darling children's bedroom to frighten them. Thinking that Captain Hook himself is in the room, the children attempt to fight him off, until Peter Pan arrives to tell them that it is only a shadow. He then captures the shadow in a bag and flies back to Neverland with it.

## Behind the scenes

*Captain Hook's Shadow* was originally released as a stand-alone book in 2003. It was later included in the Disney Scary Storybook Collection, a collection of stories with a scary theme, in 2008.

There is some evidence that the stand-alone book was re-released in 2015, although this is unconfirmed.
Casey

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

* **Casey Coot**, Grandma Duck's brother;
* **Detective Casey**, Chief O'Hara's debatably competent assistant;
* **Casey Junior**, the anthropomorphic train;
* **Casey**, the baseball player;
* **Casey**, the Mean Street shopkeeper.
Carried Away

***Carried Away*** is a cartoon story written by Darrick Bachman, Eddie Triguerous and Paul Rudish, and directed by Rudish and Triguerous. It features Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, and, in minor roles, Clara Cluck, Daisy Duck, Clarabelle Cow, Tillie Tiger, Elmer Elephant, two Skeletons, Zeke Wolf and his wicked sons, Max Hare and Toby Tortoise.

## Synopsis

Minnie Mouse has composed a ballad about her song for Mickey Mouse and tries to sing it to him during a relaxing rowboat trip. Unfortunately, Mickey's pledge to make sure nothing will distract her from her singing quickly comes under not a little stress…

## Behind the scenes

*Carried Away* is an episode of the *Mickey Mouse: The Series*. It was released on July the 23rd, 2019.

The short holds the grim distinction of being the last story featuring Russi Taylor as Minnie Mouse to have been released during her lifetime.
Camille Chameleon

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Originally a duck girl that would never fit in anywhere, Camille spent her time studying biology and became obsessed with chameleons and their ability to fit in anywhere. She managed to extract the chameleon essence and implement it in herself, giving her fantastic transforming abilities and apparently a tail. She is now a shapeshifter who has the power to change into other forms. At some point on, she used her talent to commit robberies. Later, Honker Muddlefoot made her lose control of her transformations by making them warm. She was permanently turned into a chameleon but she somehow turned back to normal in the comics. She also speaks in a hissing voice like Snake in Powerpuff Girls.

## Ducktales 2011

Camille Chameleon first appears at the Ruby or not ruby? disguised as King's Fulla Cola son and tries with the help of Beagle Boys to steal the candy-stipped ruby (Rockerduck sent both her and the Beagle Boys after Scrooge to prevent him from returning the ruby).At the start she seems to have the upper hand and easily defeats Scrooge and his great-nephews,however, at the end despite all her attempts to steal the ruby fail and Scrooge manages to return it to it's original owner. She tries then to escape with a submarine thing which she manages to do successfully but after a short time gets at the hands of the Navy. She also appears in the Duck Tales/Darkwing Duck Crossover story Dangerous Currency where she is a member of the League of Eve-il along with Magica De Spell, Ammonia Pine, and Cinnamon Teal. They are in an alliance with The Phantom Blot, The Fearsome Four, and The Beagle Boys. They are also later joined by Nega Duck.
Bushroot

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

* **Dr. Reginald Bushroot**, an unappreciated scientist turned plant-duck hybrid criminal in the Prime Universe;
* **Bushroot**, the above character's pirate counterpart from Darkwing Doubloon;
* **Bushroot**, the top character's counterpart from the Negaverse;
* **Bushroot**, the top character's counterpart in the 2017 Continuum.
Christmas Tree Python

## The Christmas Tree Python(Amphibia,2017 Continuum)

The **Christmas Tree Python** is a non-anthropomorphic python who originated in Amphibia and was later brought to the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

After somehow finding its way into Anne Boonchuy's Christmas tree, this huge, blue python was carried inside said tree into the 2017 Continuum when Anne somehow joined a kooky cast of other heroes and villains to sing Christmas carols. It once more jumped out of the tree, now wearing a Santa Claus hat, startling the carolers.

## Behind the scenes

The Christmas Tree Python appears in the crossover short *Disney Channel Deck the Halls!* (from 2019).
Captain Peghook (2017 Continuum)

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

## Character Information

### Species

Anthropomorphic Parrot
(Ghost)

### Residence

The Underworld
McDuck Manor (temporarily)

## Behind the Scenes

### Index

***2017 Captain Peghook stories***

**Captain Peghook** was an anthropomorphic parrot from the 2017 Continuum who is now a ghost.

## Description

A fearsome ghost pirate known as “the Scourge of the River Styx”, Captain Peghook faced off against Scrooge McDuck, Donald Duck and Della Duck in the early 2000's. Peghook was defeated and sealed inside a chest which Scrooge took back to his McDuck Manor and stored in his garage.

In 2017, Della's sons Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck accidentally let Peghook loose, and he teamed up with the Headless Man-Horse in his campaign for revenge against Scrooge McDuck. Scrooge arrived on the scene and sneakily made a binding supernatural bargain with the sinister seaman, asking "what it would take to shuffle [him] off to the Afterlife". Peghook answered “The head of Scrooge McDuck!” and found himself tossed a statue head belonging to Scrooge.

Forced to follow through on the deal, Peghook was sucked into the beyond with one last enraged roar of “*I SHOULD HAVE BEEN MORE SPECIFIIIIIC!!!*”.

## Behind the scenes

Captain Hook was only ever seen in the 2017 *DuckTales 2017* episode *Woo-oo!*, aside from an appearance in the series' opening credits.
Peghook shares his name and profession with a secondary antagonist in *Disney's Magical Quest III*, a minion of King Pete. However,  it is unlikely one is a counterpart to the other, as they are different species.
Charlie (student)

## Charlie

 **Charlie** is presumably a male anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Charlie was one of Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck's classmates at school by 2020. His father, as revealed on Parents Visiting Day, is a stereotypical heroic fireman — leading Huey, Dewey and Louie to briefly become embarrassed by their ever-unsuccessful Unca Donald by comparison.

## Behind the scenes

Charlie is mentioned in the unofficial 2020 comic story *Super-Unca!*.
Brazil

**Brazil**, officially the **Federative Republic of Brazil**, is the largest country in both South America and Latin America.

## Description

At 8.5 million square kilometers (3.2 million square miles) and with over 208 million people, Brazil is the world's fifth-largest country by area and the sixth most populous. Its capital is Brasília, and its most populated city is São Paulo. The federation is composed of the union of the 26 states, the Federal District, and the 5,570 municipalities. It is the largest country to have Portuguese as an official language and the only one in the Americas; it is also one of the most multicultural and ethnically diverse nations, due to over a century of mass immigration from around the world.

The core culture of Brazil is derived from Portuguese culture, because of its strong colonial ties with the Portuguese Empire. Among other influences, the Portuguese introduced the Portuguese language, Roman Catholicism and colonial architectural styles. The culture was, however, also strongly influenced by African, indigenous and non-Portuguese European cultures and traditions. Some aspects of Brazilian culture were influenced by the contributions of Italian, German and other European as well as Japanese, Jewish and Arab immigrants who arrived in large numbers in the South and Southeast of Brazil during the 19th and 20th centuries. The indigenous Amerindians influenced Brazil's language and cuisine; and the Africans influenced language, cuisine, music, dance and religion.

### States

* State of Rio de Janeiro
* Bahia

## Behind the Scenes

Brazil was first seen in *Saludos Amigos* on August the 24th, 1942.
Chloroplast Commander

## The Chloroplast Commander

The **Chloroplast Commander** was an anthropomorphic chloroplast and a character inside a dream Scrooge McDuck once had.

## Description

Inside a dream Scrooge McDuck experienced in 1983, wherein which he and his nephews had used Gyro Gearloose's Shrinking Machine to visit the microcosm that existed inside a single cell of a single leaf of an oak tree, this bicorne-wearing Chloroplast Commander was in charged of the armed resistance of the sentient Chloroplasts against the “Terrible Bacteria Boys”. A fine strategist, he sounded a trick retreat even as the Chloroplasts appeared to be winning, tricking the Bacteria into standing alone above a huge trap door leading into a hollow, deserted cell where they remained trapped.

## Behind the scenes

The character of the Chloroplast Commander has a brief but important role in the plot of the 1983 story *Plantastic Voyage*.
Cape Suzette (2017 Continuum)

**Cape Suzette** is the 2017 Continuum version of the city of the same name from the Prime Universe.

## Description

Cape Suzette is a port city with a reputation that extends far beyond its boundaries, as it is well known even in Duckburg. Scrooge McDuck imported lemons from Cape Suzette for a lemonade factory he opened in 2018. It is the also the home of the (currently defunct) air freight company Higher for Hire, as well as (presumably) Danger Woman's Death-Defying Sky Circus.

## Behind the scenes

This version of Cape Suzette was first mentioned in 2017 in the DuckTales 2017 episode "Woo-oo!"
Charles Lindbergh

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

## Character Information

### Aliases

Lindy
Col. Lindbergh
 Ace of Aces

## Behind the Scenes

### First seen

May the 15th, 1928  (test screening)
March the 17th, 1929  (official release)

### Index

***Charles Lindbergh stories***

**Charles Lindbergh**, also known as **Lindy**, **Col. Lindbergh**, or **Ace of Aces**, is or was a human pilot.

## Description

A famous pilot and colonel in the United States Army, Charles Lindbergh served was a hero of and inspiration for Mickey Mouse when he built his own airplane.

## Behind the scenes

A picture of Charles Lindbergh appeared in *Plane Crazy*, where Mickey Mouse tries to emulate him by flying and building his own plane.

He is heavily based on the historical figure of Charles Lindbergh.

## Notes and References

1. ↑ *Plane Crazy*
2. ↑ *Lost on a Desert Island*
D'Shane

**D'Shane** is an anthropomorphic fox.

## Description

D'Shane was a wizard who lived in Rakkinroon a long time ago. He crafted a Crystal Cage for the demonic sorcerer, Solego. He went to fight Solego, and reflected Solego's own magic power back at him, using a polished shield. This split Solego in two, trapping his mind in the Crystal Cage's crystal and his powers in the casing. D'Shane stuck the crystal and the casing in a jade block to keep the two halves separated. If the two halves of the Crystal Cage were ever united, Solego would be restored to power.

## Behind the Scenes

D'Shane first appeared in the crossover story, *The Legend of the Chaos God*, serialized in the *Disney Adventures* magazine throughout 1994.
Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers

***This is a disambiguation page for "Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers". By "Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers", you might mean:***

* ***Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers***, the animated series that follows Chip, Dale, and their fellow Rescue Rangers;
* ***Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers***, the mobile game inspired by the above series;
* ***Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers***, a proposed reboot of the above series.
Creator

## The Creator

**“The Creator”** is the name given by the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids to a woman of unknown species.

## Description

The Creator, who may have been a member of the Horde of the Violet Hare, is the mysterious woman who built the first generation of Clockwork Cherubs and the Great Foundries, and created the Cupid Homeworld. She later went into a self-imposed exile in mysterious circumstances. The fact that her original blueprints for the Clockwork Cherubs allow them to interface with any technology up to the 1960s, and no further, hints at the timeline involved.

As enforced by the Cupid Intelligence Institute's Department of Quasireligious Obsequiousness, the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids as it exists today observes a nigh-worshipful reverence when talking about the Creator, whose name they either do not know or have vowed not to disclose.

## Behind the scenes

The Creator of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids was first mentioned in *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving*.
Cheese-and-Crackers Nightmare

***Cheese-and-Crackers Nightmare*** is INDUCKS's pseudo-title for a comic one-pager written by Bill Walsh, penciled by Paul Murry and inked by Dick Moores. It features Mickey Mouse, and, in their debuts, Mickey's Nightmare and the Other Nightmare.

## Plot

As Mickey Mouse goes to sleep expecting his usual nightmare, he finds himself surprised by a stranger!

### References

* Nightmares exist as apparently real beings, small, ugly humanoids in extravagant clothing.

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed in various American newspapers. It was reprinted in English in *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories* #95 and in Volume 8 of the *Floyd Gottfredson Library*.

The depiction of Nigthmares as hideous little trolls who appear to actually physically exist ties back to the mythological Night Mare of German folklore, from which the name of the modern understanding of "bad dreams" is derived.
Castle MacAdam

**Castle MacAdam** is the probable English name of a castle located somewhere in Scotland.

## Description

Castle MacAdam, located in the dismal MacAxe Swamps, was originally owned by MacAdam. After his death, MacAdam is said to have continued haunting the castle, which garnered a reputation as the most haunted place in Scotland. It was already possessed of this reputation during the lifetime of Scrooge McDuck's grandfather, who was dared by Powderhorn McBeagle to spend a night in the castle. McDuck refused, but did not give Powderhorn the money of the bet either. Consequently, if he wanted to avoid having to give his entire fortune to Powderhorn's descendants, Scrooge was forced to fulfill the terms of the bet and spend a night in the Castle. He and his nephews did not meet any genuine ghosts on this occasion, instead being bedeviled by Beagles disguised as ghosts.

## Behind the scenes

Castle MacAdam appears in the 1965 story *When A Dime's A Dime*.

"Castle MacAdam" is the place's name in the French translation of the story. The original English script is not, at present, available to the contributors of this Wiki. The input of anyone with access to the original English version in question through its Australian printing would be most appreciated.
Cauldron-Born

## The Cauldron-Born

The **Cauldron-Born**, or **Deathless Warriors**, who constitute the **Army of the Dead**, are or were an army of reanimated skeletons.

## Description

The Cauldron-Born are undead, invincible skeleton soldiers created in the Dark Ages by the Horned King using the Black Cauldron, using a ritual which resurrected corpses of long-dead warriors the King had gathered in his Castle. On top of retaining the combat skill of their more lively days, and literally undying loyalty to he who has risen them, the Cauldron-Born are coated in green swirls of concentrated dark magic that dissolve people into skeletal Cauldron-Born themselves if they come in close contact with it.

The Cauldron-Born have no personality or intelligence to speak of, being simply manifestations of the Cauldron's power, and "die" all over again if the Cauldron's magic is stopped. It seems that after animating them the first time, the Black Cauldron gained the ability to summon (and reanimate) a limited number of Cauldron-Born from anywhere, even should the proper ritual not be carried out (on one occasion, the Cauldron was able to summon three Cauldron-Born soldiers after being used as a fondue pot).

## Behind the scenes

The Cauldron-Born first appeared in 1985 in *The Black Cauldron*. In the original *Chronicles of Prydain* books, the Cauldron-Born are not visibly skeletons, although they don't look alive either.
Cactus Point

Mickey Mouse mentioning Cactus Point.

**Cactus Point** is a settlement of some sort presumably located in a desert in the United States of America.

## Description

Little is known about Cactus Point itself. It's located somewhere relatively close to a town whose sheriff was, at one point in time, Mickey Mouse. It has a sheriff who is on good terms with Mickey.

## Behind the scenes

Cactus Point was first mentioned in *Double Trouble*.
Brigadier General Robert E. Lee Sparrowhawk

**Brigadier General Robert E. Lee Sparrowhawk**, also known as **Uncle Bob**, is a diminutive dognose.

## Description

A short but stocky military man, Uncle Bob is the uncle of Peg Pete and a great favorite of her son Pete Junior and his friend, Max Goof. His relationship with Peg’s husband, Pete, was less amicable, due in part to the spirited games in which Bob and the boys tended to become engaged. General Sparrowhawk also developed a great respect for Max’s father Goofy, the first man to ever-albeit unintentionally-take the ever alert general by surprise.

## Behind the scenes

Uncle Bob appeared in the 1992 *Goof Troop* episode “Major Goof'”.

The general’s full name is taken from Robert E. Lee, a controversial historical figure best known for serving as commanding general of the rebel army during the American Civil War.
Buzzard Rock

Yellow Beak, Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck reaching Buzzard Rock in 1947.

### Visitors

Captain Kidd
Donald Duck
Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck
Yellow Beak

## Behind the scenes

### In

*Donald Duck and the Pirates*

**Buzzard Rock** is a rock formation on Crying Island.

## Description

Buzzard Rock, so named because of its resemblance to the shape of a buzzard's head, was the only notable landmark marked out by Captain Kidd on his map of Crying Island, where he buried his treasure (and where it would later be found in 1947 by Yellow Beak, Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck). The treasure was buried ten paces due East from Buzzard Rock.

## Behind the scenes

Buzzard Rock appears in the 1947 story *Donald Duck and the Pirates*.
Companionship-790

**Companionship-790** is a Mark 8 Clockwork Cherub.

## Description

Companionship-790 is a rank-and-file member of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. “Decades” prior to 2019, he and several other newly-minted Mark 8 Cherubs were sent to the Euclidean Plane for their first mission, tasked with romanticizing a few Geometrons. He was partnered up with Tracker-764, who dreamed of proving himself to supervising officer Colonel-028 by romanticizing a Pulsaton, one of the most elusive kinds of Geometrons. Despite his best efforts, Companionship was unable to prevent Tracker from wandering off after a Geometron, whom he continued tracking, not returning to the Homeworld for decades.

## Behind the scenes

Companionship-790 first appeared in 2019's *The Mad Cupid of the Euclidean Plane*.
Centipede-Bot

## The Centipede-Bot

The **Centipede-Bot** was a Beetleworx.

## Description

Created by the Mad Doctor at some point before or during the Blot Wars, this Beetleworx had a centipede-like body and two heads, one designed to resemble the head of Mickey Mouse, and the other Abraham Lincoln. It is unknown what the purpose of this Beetleworx was, but it was seemingly gone by the time Mickey arrived in Wasteland, probably having been destroyed in the Blot Wars (or possibly decommissioned by Oswald due to its Mickey-head, if it was created before the Blot Wars).

## Behind the scenes

The Centipede-Bot was intended to feature in *Epic Mickey*, only to be scrapped like many other early *Epic Mickey* concepts for being too dark and disturbing in appearace. It is still possible, however, that it existed in-universe nonetheless.
Claude Coats (character)

## Claude Coats

**Claude Coats** was a man of unknown species, who is presumably now a ghost.

## Description

Claude Coats is one of the "great ghost writers" whose books are kept in the Haunted Mansion's Library. He wrote a two-volume masterwork entitled *The Art of Deception*. It is unclear if he was, in life, the same Mr Coats whom the Ghost Host once spoke of as one of the two architects who originally built the Mansion, but it is very likely that he is also the author of *Primates of the Caribbean*, a book available in the Skipper Canteen.

## Behind the scenes

Claude Coats's name, an allusion to the real-life Imagineer Claude Coats (who contributed greatly to the *Mansion*’s creation), appears on the spines of the two volumes of *The Art of Deception* as seen in the Walt Disney World ride *The Haunted Mansion*, which opened in 1971. Another book by "Coats" was added to a different attraction in 2015: the *Jungle Navigation Co. Ltd. Skipper Canteen*, a themed restaurant part of the Society of Explorers and Adventurers megatheme.
Cattle King's Rocket

The **Cattle King's Rocket** was a one-of-a-kind space rocket built for Longhorn Tallgrass.

## Description

Built for him by Alamo Rocket Works, this unique, Texas-themed Rocket fueled by "alkali and cow hair" was piloted by Longhorn Tallgrass in 1958 in the Great Space Race for ownership of the newly-discovered Golden Moon. However, Tallgrass pulled out of the race to instead lasso some asteroids welded by Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck into the shape of cows and bring *them* back to Earth.

## Behind the scenes

The Cattle King's Rocket appears in the 1958 story *The Twenty-Four Carat Moon*.
Burlap-Bones

**Burlap-Bones** is an anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

Burlap-Bones is a canine detective. He presumably lives near Mouseton, Calisota. In 1930, he was asked to solve the case of a major bank robbery which had occurred in Mouseton. With the help of Watson, he attempted to find the ones who had committed the crime. He doesn't seem to have gotten very far in his investigation; he found the bank where the crime was committed but struggled to even find the bank vault! Ultimately, the mystery Burlap-Bones was supposed to solve was solved by Mickey Mouse instead.

## Behind the scenes

Burlap-Bones made a one-panel appearance in the 1930 story *Mr Slicker and the Egg Robbers*. He appeared in the strip that was originally released on November the 12th, 1930.

Down to his possession of an assistant called Watson, Burlap-Bones is, of course, one of the many parody versions of Sherlock Holmes featured in Disney media over the years.
Cindy Lou's Uncle

**Cindy Lou's Uncle** is a male anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

This wealthy businessman living in Duckburg hired Donald Duck in 1964 for an unknown job. He found Donald likable enough to ask him to show his visting niece Cindy Lou around town. Presumably, a goof by Donald later led to him firing the clumsy duck despite his initial good impression.

## Behind the scenes

Thie unnamed character was only ever seen in the 1964 story *The Shutterbug Duck*.
Buster Bunny

## Fictional Character:Buster Bunny

**Buster Bunny** is a fictional anthropomorphic rabbit featured in Primly Allworth's *Golden Tales for Tiny Tots*.

## Description

Buster Bunny, alongside Perky Pup, is one of the main characters in the *Golden Tales for Tiny Tots*, soul-crushingly dull and moralizing bedtime stories written by Doctor Primly Allworth of the Guardians of Morality. One of the Golden Tales saw Buster Bunny (apparently a child) learn to always eat his carrots because nutrition is good for you.

## Behind the scenes

Buster Bunny is mentioned in the 1979 comic story *Twilight Man*.

Interestingly, a character of the same name debuted eleven years later as the main protagonist of the non-Disney animated series *Tiny Toons Adventures*. The series' Buster Bunny is none other than the protégé and heir of Bugs Bunny, and is much less wholesome all in all than Doctor Allworth's creation. Although not chronologically impossible, it is laughably unlikely that the creation of the *Tiny Toons* Buster was in any way influenced by the 1979 Disney story, making this nothing more than an amusing coincidence.

Bugs Bunny and the 1990 version of Buster Bunny.
Department of Chronology

## The Department of Chronology

 The **Department of Chronology** 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 Chronology is responsible for handling temporal disputes encountered by the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. They spend most of their time correcting timeline errors caused by the Cupids' own interference in other universes, for which reason they have ironically never found the time to straighten out the timestream of the Cupid Homeworld itself: although they own a rather stupendous amount of clocks, remains impossible to tell the time of the day in the Homeworld, although the Department of Sleep *does* pontificate on whether it is day or night, allowing the Cupids to know when to sleep. It is also due to this that it is impossible to time-travel within the Homeworld safely.

## Behind the scenes

The Department of Chronology was first mentioned in *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving* in 2019, and was subsequently mentioned further in *Magic Trick* and *The Book of Evil*.
Candelaria

**Magical?** | No

The Candelaria was the flagship of Captain Melian's fleet.

## Description

Spain had a fleet of treasure salvage ships. The captain of the fleet's flagship, Francisco Melian, had a contract with King Philip IV to salvage the lost treasure armada of 1622.

Candelaria hosted the map of all the sunken ship wreck sites, **"Mapa De Los Barcos Hundidos"**, which was lost in 1655, when Dutch raiders sunk the Candelaria in 1655.

**Donald Duck** and **Huey,Dewey and Louie** would much later find the diving bell of the Candelaria by accident. Following an idea conceived by Donald, **Scrooge McDuck** had a gigantic **Glass Dome** built in order to examine the wreck of the Candelaria under dry conditions.

Because of the interference of **Barry Kuda**, the **Glass Dome** had its foundations shattered, and so, with water rushing through, the remains of the Candelaria were destroyed.

## Trivia

* The Candelaria was probably named after either the Virgin of Candelaria (in honor to the virgin patron of the archipelago of the Canary Islands) or "Villa Mariana de Candelaria" a city in the southeast part of the island of Tenerife in the Santa Cruz de Tenerife, on the Canary Islands.
Carl Barks's first Duck Family Tree

***Duck Family Tree***, more widely known as **Carl Barks's first Duck Family Tree**, is a version of the duck family tree created by Carl Barks.

## Description

A rather limited effort, this version of the Duck Family Tree spans four generations and includes the following characters:

* Old “Scotty” McDuck
* Elvira Duck (as "Grandma Duck")
* Matilda McDuck (in her debut)
* Goosetave Gander (in his debut)
* Scrooge McDuck
* Hortense McDuck (in her debut)
* Quackmore Duck (in his debut)
* Daphne Duck (in her debut)
* Luke Goose (as "Luke the Goose" & in his debut)
* Gladstone Gander (as "Gladstone Grander, born Gladstone Goose")
* Della Duck (as "Thelma Duck")
* Donald Duck
* Gus Goose
* Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck

According to the tree, Gladstone Gander was born the son of Luke the Goose and Daphne Duck, then later orphaned, and adopted by the spouses Goosetave Gander and Matilda McDuck. This information does not line up with known lore, though a marriage between Goosetave and Matilda is not strictly impossible.

Similarly, the information that Gladstone's parents died at a free-lunch picnic, if translated onto plain old Goosetave and Daphne (Gladstone's parents in mainstream continuity), may still be the case, and, indeed, the unlicensed comic *The White Balloon* depicts that events.

Another element of the genealogy not followed by later sources is the idea that Gus Goose was a nephew of Luke Goose's; later sources instead depict Luke as Gus's father outright, having "freed" him of the obligation of being *Gladstone*’s birth father.

## Behind the scenes

This version of the Duck Family Tree was created by Carl Barks for his personal use in the 1950's, and later printed in the *Carl Barks Library*’s 6th volume, and, later, in the *Don Rosa Library*’s 5th. In the former, it was accompanied by Mark Worden's Duck Family Tree, an illustrated expansion of this tree.

Shortly after this official release of his first Duck Family Tree, Barks created Carl Barks's second Duck Family Tree, more in line with later versions of Duck genealogy (as well as with what Barks himself had written on the subject in his story *Race to the South Seas*) but including fewer characters.
Clarabelle Cow Poses Naked

The story

***Clarabelle Cow Poses Naked*** is a comic story. It features Clarabelle Cow.

## Description

Clarabelle poses in a bath without clothes for an advertisement, and is suddenly considered a famous model. However, it is soon discovered that the advertisement was, in fact, meant to show what a person would look like if they did *not* use the beauty cream being advertised.

## Behind the scenes

*Clarabelle Cow Poses Naked* was first published in the British *Mickey Mouse Annual* #11. It was later reprinted in Volume 2 of the *Floyd Gottfredson Library*. It is unknown if it has been printed elsewhere, as it has no entry in I.N.D.U.C.K.S.. It was drawn by Wilfred Haughton, and may have been written by him as well.

The title *Clarabelle Cow Poses Naked* is an unofficial title given to the story by Geoffrey Moses on his blog *Duck Comics Revue*; the story has seemingly never been given an official title. (Amusingly, Moses's review joked that due to its involving female nudity, the comic would probably not be reprinted "anytime soon" — when that very year, it found itself reprinted in the *Floyd Gottfredson Library*.)
Dali Universe

## The Dali Universe

Mickey, Donald, and Goofy arrive in the Dali Universe

The **World of Destino**, also known as the **Destionoverse** or **Dali Universe**, is a surreal parallel universe created through the imaginations of Walt Disney and Salvador Dali.

## Description

The Dali Universe seems to have been created when Walt Disney allowed the surrealist painter Salvador Dali to use his studios' usual method for creating Toons. The resulting landscape of this strange world is surreal and ever-changing. The usual laws of reality do not in any way apply, and strange landmarks and creatures abound. The Destinoverse can be accessed from the Prime Universe in two known ways: Through the original concept drawings from when the universe was first created by Disney and Dali, or by falling asleep and dreaming about the place.

The only known outside visitors to the universe are Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, and Peg-Leg Pete, while known native residents include Chronos, the god of time, and the mortal woman with whom he falls in love, Dahlia, along with a variety of surreal creatures and beings, such as the Talking Egg, the Sky-High Elephants, the Lobster Telephone, the Mae West Lips Sofa, and the Pomegranate Tigers.

## Behind the scenes

The Dali Universe was first featured in the short film *Destino*, which started production in 1943 and finished in 2007. It was later featured in the comic story *The Persistence of Mickey*, in 2010.

Many of the creatures and landscapes seen in the Dali Universe are inspired by Salvador Dali paintings.
Chip 'N Dale: Nutty Tales

***Chip 'n Dale: Nutty Tales*** is a CGI animated short series starring Chip and Dale.

## Description

Follow Chip and Dale as they have many misadventures in the town of Hot Dog Hills!

## Episodes

* *Mickey's Fireworks Fizzle*
* *Minnie Muffin Mayhem*
* *Kite-Tastrophy!*
* *Fishing for Treasure*
* *Chip 'n' Dale's Corny Concerto*
* *All Goofed Up!*
* *Bird Bath and Beyond*
* *Snow Bunny's Business*
* *Sand Castle Hassle*
* *Nutty Movie Madness*
* *Tree's A Crowd*
* *Butterfly Blooms*
* *Buzz Around Town*
* *Goofy's Missing Shoe*
* *Musical Bowls of Nuts*
* *My Muddy Valentine*

## Special Episodes

* *A Nutty Halloween*
* *Tinsel Tussle*

## Behind the scenes

*Chip 'n Dale: Nutty Tales* is a CGI preschool short series. It premiered on November 13, 2017. It is a spin-off of the series *Mickey and the Roadster Racers*.
DW Continuum

The **DW Continuum** is a name used for a parallel universe to the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

Based on the writings of Solego, the DW Continuum was a universe which inhabitants of the 2017 Continuum were able to view through the medium of the *Darkwing Duck* show. In the year 2020, Taurus Bulba used the Ram Rod to bring several of its inhabitants to the St. Canard of his own world.

## Behind the scenes

Although later established to have also been the universe in which *Wander Over Yonder* took place if its relationship with the classic Disney universe really *must* be defined, the 2017 Continuum was for most intents and purposes defined by *DuckTales 2017*.

### Name

The name "DW Continuum" is derived from a common nickname used for Darkwing Duck in the Prime Universe, based on the fact that this continuity appears to be modeled closely on the *Darkwing Duck* series.
Clerkly (disambiguation)

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

* **Clerkly**, Scrooge McDuck's trusted clerk.
* **Clerkly Senior**, an older man who also works as a clerk for Scrooge McDuck.
* **Clerkie**, another clerk who works for Scrooge McDuck, occasionally mistakenly referred to as Clerkly.
Castle of Illusion (location)

## The Castle of Illusion

The **Castle of Illusion** is a magical castle owned by the witch Mizrabel.

## Description

The Castle of Illusion is a large, looming magical building that is the lair of the witch Mizrabel. Appearing wherever the witch wishes it to, the Castle has a multitude of rooms, all of which contain an entire world of their own created through Illusion magic, Mizrabel's specialty amongst the Dark Arts. The first time Mickey Mouse came across Mizrabel, in 1990, there were five worlds (not counting Mizrabel's personal tower), and each of these worlds was ruled over by a Master of Illusion, a magical being created by Mizrabel for this purpose:

* **The Forest**, an enormous forest populated by tree, plant, and fungi creatures, and ghosts. The world's Master of Illusion is a giant, old tree monster.
* **Toyland**, a world made entirely of toys. It resembles a giant playroom, and a toddler's laughing can be heard in the background. There are many sentient toys, all of which are evil. The world's Master of Illusion is a giant Jack-in-the-Box.
* **The Storm,** probably the most varied of the worlds; contains a savanna-like terrain with a constant storm raging, an underground cave area, perhaps once populated by an ancient civilization judging by the ruins left there, and an undersea city. This is the only world to have multiple Masters of Illusion: a team of Gill Man-like creatures.
* **The Library**, an enormous library populated by livingletters and bookworms. There is also a mischievous shadow resembling Mickey Mouse residing in the Library. The Library contains a portal to a secondary land, Candyland, a land made entirely of candy. The Master of Illusion of the Library, a licorice dragon, resides there.
* **The Castle**, which looks like an ordinary castle, but is actually populated by enchanted suits of armor. The Master of Illusion for this world, the Oafish Clockmaker, can be found in the clock tower of the Castle.
* **The Tower,** not an illusion world, but an actual tower of the castle, and where Mizrabel resides.

Following Mizrabel's defeat at the hands of Mickey Mouse, the Castle was badly damaged due to the Illusion Magic collapsing abruptly. Through an unknown chain of events, the Castle ended up rematerializing in the middle of Wasteland, with Mizrabel still inside.

Furious, Mizrabel used the remaining magic of the Castle of Illusion to pull hundreds of people from the real world into it, so as to absorb their life energy and use it to escape Wasteland. To do so, she trapped her victims in various newly-refurbished rooms of the Castle, which now resembled each one's home. As additional security, she had some of her most threatening captures (such as Captain Hook) brainwashed to stop intruders. However, Mickey once again managed to defeat Mizrabel and send her prisoners back home. What became of the Castle after that is unknown.

## Behind the scenes

The Castle of Illusion served as the main setting of the eponymous video game.
D. J. Rarebit

**D. J. Rarebit** was an anthropomorphic rabbit.

## Description

D. J. Rarebit was an immensely rich businessman (owner, among other things, of fourteen railroads) living in Lantzville. In his 50's, he got mixed up with a muderous secret society known as the Secret Six (then Secret Seven). After Rarebit walked out on them, they sent him multiple death threats. Under advice of his secretary Wormwood, Rarebit hired a body double in the person of Oswald Rabbit to be murdered in his place while he hid in an isolated cabin in the Rocky Mountians. After various hijinx, Oswald lost his Rarebit disguise, leading the media to believe Rarebit was dead. Hearing the news, Rarebit returned to Lantzville, serene — unaware that his mansion was still rigged with explosives from the Secret Six's earlier attempts.

## Behind the scenes

Rarebit was only ever seen in the 1945 story *The Secret Six*.
Castle Duckesque

**Castle Duckesque** was the ancestral castle of the Duckesques.

## Description

A looming and sinister fortress, Castle Duckesque was built towards the end of his life by the first Count Duckesque to house both him and his treasure (including the famed Duckesque Talisman). The Castle was reputed impregnable, and the Count, in his will, stated that his heirs could only access the family fortune hidden within if the Castle was ever destroyed by enemy invaders. Against all hope, this finally happened in 1986 thanks to marauding American Beagle Boys' unwitting help; for the medieval architects, naturally enough, hadn't counted on dynamite. The castle was obliterated in the blast, which unearthed the treasure and Talisman.

## Behind the scenes

The Castle was the main location of the 1986 story *Donald Duck and the Adventure in Transylvania*.
Cupids in the Snow

***Cupids in the Snow*** is a cartoon webcast by Lupan Evezan. It features two members of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.

## Plot

A Cupid creates a snowman out of 'snowman parts', only for another to immediately attempt to romanticize this "mysterious humanoid"…

### Continuity

* *Cupid Fact File No. 1225 — Father Christmas* (2019) seems to establish this cartoon as being part of the context of the first-ever Christmas celebrations in the Cupid Homeworld, explaining the second Cupid's confusion at the sight of a snowman.

## Behind the scenes

This webcast was created in 2019 for the *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* Advent Calendar. Originally available on the website Scratchpad via a link in the Advent Calendar, it was uploaded to YouTube about a month after its initial release.

The identity of the two Clockwork Cherubs in the story is not clearly given.
Dangerous Disguise

First page of the story.

***Dangerous Disguise*** is a 1951 comic story written and drawn by Carl Barks. It features Donald Duck, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck and, in their debuts, Donaldo El Quacko, Madame Triple-X, and several more spies.

## Plot

On a trip to Europe, Donald and his nephews get involved in international intrigue after Donald is mistaken for the spy Donaldo El Quacko. Playing a deadly game of cat and mouse with enigmatic female agent Madame Triple-X, the Ducks blunder into conspiracy after conspiracy, with scarcely any idea what is going on…

### Continuity

* Donald Duck would recall the events of *Dangerous Disguise* in *From Egg to Duck* (1984), including an anecdote featuring Madame Triple-X which seems difficult to reconcile with the 1951 story's events, suggesting she and Donald may have crossed paths on another, later occasion.

## Behind the scenes

*Dangerous Disguise* was first published in English in *One Shots 308* in the U.S.A..

Barks got into trouble with his editors at Western Publishing for the fact that every character in the story besides Donald, his nephews, and Donaldo El Quacko are humans and, ironically less prominently, for the fact that Donaldo El Quacko committed suicide.
Brigadier

## The Brigadier

**Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart**, better-known as simply **the Brigadier**, is a human man from a parallel universe.

## Description

The Brigadier is a man from the version of Earth in the Doctor's universe. A no-nonsense military man who often comes face-to-face with aliens and another "supernatural" threats, the Brigadier is a good friend of the Doctor's.

In 1975, while the Doctor (then in his fourth incarnation) was busy telling television viewers about various Disney characters (fictional in his world, but whom he personally knew from having traveled to their universe), the Brigadier sent the Doctor a message asking for his help battling a new alien threat. The Doctor immediately cut his story short and complied.

After dying as an old man, the Brigadier was brought back to life as a Cyberman by the Doctor's old enemy and fellow Time Lord, Missy. Ever indomitable, the Brigadier resisted his cyberprogramming and escaped Missy's command, saving the Doctor's life in the process. The Doctor later bumped into him on a few occasions.

## Behind the scenes

Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart is a major character in the long-running British series *Doctor Who* and associated media. During one of several incursions that the Doctor has made into Disney lore, the 1975 special *Disney Time 1975*, the Brigadier (offscreen) sends a message to the Doctor, concluding the special and leading directly into the next official *Doctor Who* episode, *Terror of the Zygons*.

The Brigadier makes a few brief appearances in the crossover video game *LEGO Dimensions*, first as a portrait of his human self, and then later as his robotized, Cyberman self.

### Portrayed By

* Nicholas Courtney (classic portrayer from first *Doctor Who* appearance onwards)
Carbine Canyon

Sign pointing towards Carbine Canyon.

**Carbine Canyon** is a location near Duck's Bluff.

## Description

Carbine Canyon was the hiding place of Boothead Pete's gang of masked robbers in the early 19th century after they repeatedly ransacked Duck's Bluff. The sheriff of Duck's Bluff, Donald Duck's great-grandfather Bluffer Duck, managed to sneak into the meeting of the Masked Raider by disguising himself as one of their own, and spooked them by throwing bullets into their campfire, causing them to believe they were under attack and run away. Carbine Canyon (whose location was now marked by a sign) was visited in 1959 by Bluffer's descendants Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck as well as by Peg-Leg Pete and one of his accomplices.

## Behind the scenes

Carbine Canyon appears in the 1959 comic story *Duck's Bluff Story*.
Della's Lullaby

***Della's Lullaby***, also known as ***Della's Moon Lullaby***, is a song feature in *Whatever Happened to Della Duck?*, the 7th episode of Season 2 of *DuckTales 2017*.

## Context and Summmary

Della Duck states that soften sang this “old song” to her unhatched triplet sons, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, before she became stranded on the Moon. Within the episode itself, she uses it to soothe the Moonmite Youngling. The song is an inspiring, if slightly melancholy, lullaby about being daring and a mother's love for her children

## Lyrics

*Look to the stars, my darling baby boys*
*Life is strange, and vast, filled with wonders and joys…*
*Face each new sun with eyes clear and true,*
*Unafraid of the unknown, because I'll face it all with you*
## Behind the scenes

*Della's Lullaby*, a sung version of the instrumental “Moon Theme” composed for the *DuckTales* video game, appears in the episode *Whatever Happened to Della Duck?*.
Danny Webb

**David "Danny" Weberman** (May 24, 1906 - September 16, 1983) was a American voice actor. He provided the voice of Goofy in several Disney cartoons from 1939 to 1941 after Pinto Colvig left the studio to go and work on other projects outside of Disney. Webb also voiced Joe Penner and Charlie McCarthy in *Mother Goose Goes Hollywood* and the recurring characters in Walter Lantz cartoons.**[N****ON****-D****ISNEY****]**
Darkness (2017 Continuum)

## The Darkness(2017 Continuum)

The **Darkness** is a mysterious, shadowy being from the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

The Darkness is a swirling mass of black shadows, seemingly a gestalt mind of many malevolent spirits. In 2018, while trying to use his Identification Wand, Dewey Duck accidentally summoned the Darkness, which formed into a scary corridor that Dewey raced down, relishing in the thrill of the adventure. Finally figuring out the trick to using his Wand, Dewey then managed to attract all the Darkness *into* the Wand to reshape it into the Disney Channel logo.

## Behind the scenes

The Darkness appears in the Dewey segment of the *Wand IDs* (from 2018).

Though inspired by it, the Darkness appears to be distinct from Magica De Spell's Shadow Army as seen in *The Shadow War*, as it lacks the red eyes characteristic of all of Magica's bewitched shadow puppets.
Clarabelle Cow's sibling

**Clarabelle Cow's sibling** is an anthropomorphic cow of unknown gender.

## Description

This person is the sibling of Clarabelle Cow. He or she married at some point of their life and had at least one daughter, Itsy-Betsy. In 1969, Itsy-Betsy's parents sent their daughter to live Clarabelle Cow for a small while.

## Behind the scenes

This sibling's existence was implied in the 1969 story *Triple-Sitter Trouble*.
Can You Imagine… Melvin?

First page of the story.

***Can You Imagine… Melvin?*** is a comic story written by John Lustig, penciled by Francisco Rodriguez Peinado and inked by Enriqueta Perea. It features Donald Duck, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, and, in their debut, Sir Luckalot, Maid Lovelorn, Merloon the Mixed-Up Mage, and the titular two-headed dragon Melvin. The Wizard of Oz is also mentioned.

## Plot

Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck purchase a "real magic kit" that turns out to contain only ink and paper. The Ducks (triplet and uncle alike), for lack of anything better to do, resort to using the supplies to create their very own comic characters. Little do they know the ink was *magic* ink, and the characters soon come to life…

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed in October of 2002 in the Slovakian *Káčer Donald* #2002-12. It was printed in English in *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories* #638.
Cousteau - The Great Adventures

***Cousteau - Le Grandi Avventure***, directly translatable as ***Cousteau - The Great Adventures***, is a narrative cover illustration, created by Marco Rota by superimposing additional drawn character onto a preexisting photograph. It features Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck and Jacques Cousteau.

## Description

While diving, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck come across none other than the notorious Jacques Cousteau, who is observing a small octopus.

## Behind the scenes

This cover was used for *Topolino* #1375 and has never been reprinted.