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Father's Week-End

***Father's Week-End*** is a cartoon directed by Jack Kinney and written by Brick Back and Dick Kenney.

## Description

Goofy plays everyman again. He's an average working joe who demonstrates "the up on time/work on time/bed on time" routine while going from work to home every weekday. On Saturday night, however, he parties it up and attempts to get some rest the next Sunday but with his son around, it's impossible. He insists Dad take him to the beach and, although Goofy refuses, he ends up going anyway where he gets into all sorts of trouble mainly as the result of chasing his son all over the place.

### References

* There is a brief cameo of a visiting family consisting a father, a mother and a son who are confused with Pete's family. Goofy look's through his front window and sees the family (thinking is Pete's family) getting out of a car, naturally assuming they come to visit but Goofy rushes his wife and Goofy Junior to clean the house before receiving the visit. However, a closer inspection of this unnamed fat man reveals him to be an anthropomorphic dog person with a snout just like Goofy's snout, which Pete traditionally does not have. As a result, this would make the father and son not to be exactly like them, so the family go to the next door house.
Electro-Box

## The Electro-Box

The **Electro-Box**, also known as the **'Lectro Box** or simply **the Box**, is a sentient machine.

## Description

Built out of spare radio parts haphazardly thrown together by Mickey Mouse, the Electro-Box is a small machine that sends out mysterious rays that can cause any number of thing, from turning cannibal plants into lovesick people to making the White House appear on your lawn to materializing your long-dead ancestors before your very eyes. The Box appears to have a mind of its own and a slapstick sense of humor that makes it all the more unreliable, although it *sometimes* complies with its user's wishes.

## Behind the scenes

The Electro-Box was only first seen in the 1943-1944 story *The 'Lectro Box*.
Edward

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

* **Edward Rogers**, Jane's father and a soldier who fought in World War II, seen in *Return to Neverland*;
* **Eddie Valiant**, a 1940's private-eye and the main protagonist of *Who Framed Roger Rabbit*;
* **Eddie Toryal**, an editor working for Scrooge McDuck;
* **Eddy Foster**, the possible name of one of the Quicksand Men, three ghosts from the Haunted Mansion;
* **Edward MacQuack**, a medieval Scottish laird, mentioned in the story *Uncle Scrooge and the Numismatic Process*;
* **Edward T. Burbank**, the name taken by a Dykstrian inventor who retired on Earth as a film director;
* **Eddie Cantor** and **Edward Arnold**, both real-life actors whose Duckverse counterpart can briefly be seen in *The Autograph Hound*;
* **Ralph and Eddie**, two villainous snakes who antagonize Timon and Pumbaa;
* **Ed**, the villainous hyena.
Eye-Candy

**Eye-Candy** is a planet located in the Galaxy of Mono-Ocularis.

## Description

The innermost planet in the Mono-Ocularis system, Eye-Candy, known in Mono-Ocularian lore as the "Planet of Beauty", is also the only inhabited one, home to a flourishing civilization of one-eyed orange-skinned humanoids called the Mono-Ocularians.

## Behind the scenes

Eye-Candy appears in the 2010 story *Plan Dine from Outer Space*.
Eye-Wash

Eye-Wash reconstituted by the P.E.R.C.Y.

**Eye-Wash** is a planet located in the Galaxy of Mono-Ocularis.

## Description

The outermost planet in the Mono-Ocularis system, Eye-Wash, known in Mono-Ocularian lore as the "Water World", is as its name implies a water-covered planet. In 2010, it was absorbed by Galacius Greymatter's runaway creation P.E.R.C.Y., and later on restored by the same.

## Behind the scenes

Eye-Wash appears in the 2010 story *Plan Dine from Outer Space*.
Eating Crow

First page of the story.

***Eating Crow***, also printed as ***Daylight Robbery***, is a comic one-pager penciled by Pete Alvarado and inked by Ellis Eringer. It features Chip'n'Dale, Donald Duck, Tabby, and, in their debuts, Joe and Pete and the Looting Crow.

## Plot

Chip and Dale's tree home near Donald Duck's house is used as a hideout for a Looting Crow who's been filching luxury items from the duck in the sailor suit. As Chip suspects Dale of burglary, Donald suspects both chipmunks of the same, and the bird (unaware the tree-home was already taken) accuses them all of home invasion, the situation keeps tying itself up in tighter and tighter knots!

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed in 1968 in the Italian *Topolino* #672. It was printed in English in 1973 in the British IPC *Disneyland Specials* #1973-2, the year's Summmer Special, where it was given the title of *Daylight Robbery*.
Duckburg Wiki

The **Duckburg Wiki**, formerly **Duckverse Wiki**, was a wiki concerning the Donald Duck comic universe as seen by Don Rosa.

## Description

Duckburg Wiki, created as Duckverse Wiki until the "Duckburg" URL was freed up, was the first Disney comics wiki, based strictly on Don Rosa's continuity (meaning only his comic stories and Carl Barks's were considered valid sources). Though initially partnered up with several successful foreign Disney comics wiki (such as Picsou Wiki and PaperPedia), Duckburg Wiki had trouble getting off the ground, in great part due to its limited scope in canon. In 2018, after two unsuccessful attempts by users Darkanine and Drleevezan to breathe more life into it, it was decided that Duckburg Wiki would merge with Scrooge McDuck some time in July. The merger was officially completed on Monday, July 9, 2018.

## Behind the scenes

The Duckburg Wiki is a wiki, which was hosted on the wiki-hosting site Wikia since 2012.

The wiki is now closed, however, pieces of it have been merged into the Scrooge McDuck Wiki. Additionally, a Twitter account once operated by the wiki is still open, but is now abandoned, as is a Facebook account.
Edgar

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

* **Edgar Balthazar**, the treacherous butler of Adélaïde de Bonnefamille and the main antagonist of *The Aristocats*;
* **Edgar Bergen**, the comedian, a supporting character in *Fun and Fancy Free*;
* **Sir Edgar**, a notorious Shakespearean actor whom Donald Duck once helped out;
* **Edgar Vulgud**, a Norwegian businessman who made a deal with a supernatural entity called the Kraken;
* **Edgar the Raven**, one of the spirits from the Haunted Mansion, who possesses the body a scrawny old raven;
* **Edgar**, the son of Malcolm Ceann Mor, a medieval King of Scotland;
* **Edgar**, one half of the duo of Edgar and Chauncey.
Duckburg Hall of Fame

The **Duckburg Hall of Fame** is a building located in Duckburg.

## Description

As its name states, the Duckburg Hall of Fame is a museum holding artistic depictions of famous people (mostly statues and paintings). It includes a special "world's richest men" room, which includes a satue of John D. Morganfellow and a painting of Thaddeus Van Astorbow; in 1954, a bust of Scrooge McDuck was also added to the collection.

Other historical figures honored in the Hall of Fame include an anonymous duck in a sailor suit looking through a spyglass (who might be Daniel Duck), another unknpown duck, in eighteenth century clothing, battling pirates, and Sir Wilbur Webtoe, a mountain climber. In 1960, Donald Duck, after a series of hapless attempts, managed to get into the Hall of Fame, but, due to the circumstances that were being honored, the statue ended up too big to fit through the door and had to be stored in the Museum's basement.

The Hall of Fame does not appear to have a tour guide, but it does have a rather cranky guard who takes great pride in his job and refuses to see the Hall of Fame slandered, which long put him at odds with Donald Duck, who thought all the people honored in the Hall were not that deserving.

## Behind the scenes

First seen in the 1954 story *A Big Bust*, the Hall of Fame was used again in the 1961 tale *The Fame Game*.

### Notes and References

1. ↑ As shown in *A Big Bust*.
2. ↑ All of this is recounted in *The Fame Game*.
Duckburg City Museum

Donald Duck walking by the City Museum.

A **City Museum'** is among the museums located in Duckburg.

## Description

Seemingly distinct from the Duckburg Museum, the Duckburg City Museum was curated by Professor Pintail in 1961. Pintail was eventually transferred to the Planetarium Observatory, also working for the Duckburg Space Institute — leaving the City Museum's fate unclear.

## Behind the scenes

The City Museum was first seen in the 1961 story *The Mysterious Pyramid*.
DuckTales: Woo-oo!

The original cover of the book.

***DuckTales: Woo-oo!*** is a storybook novelization of the first half of *Woo-oo!* and accompanying audio story. Like the original, it features Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Webby Vanderquack, Scrooge McDuck, the Buzzard Brothers, Pixiu, Flintheart Glomgold, the Smashnikov Brothers, Gabby McStabberson, Captain Peghook and the Headless Man-Horse.

## Plot

In a retelling of the televised episode, Donald's nephews finally meet their great-uncle Scrooge and are taken on a fantastic and perilous adventure looking for Atlantis…

## Behind the scenes

This adaptation of *Woo-oo!* was created in January 2018, the first *DuckTales 2017* novelization.

The audio story contains an additional line by David Tennant at Scrooge McDuck not seen in the episode itself, “Now, let's go find the Lost City of Atlantis!”, which closes the story.
Epic Mickey

## Gameplay Video

Gameplay video - part 1.

Gameplay video - part 2.

Gameplay video - part 3.

Gameplay video - part 4.

***Epic Mickey*** is a video game directed by Warren Spector. It features Mickey Mouse, Oswald Rabbit, Gremlin Gus and other Gremlins, Yen Sid, the Mad Doctor, the Lonesome Ghosts, Ortensia Rabbit, the Bunny Children, Turk, some of the Mirror Cards (including the Ace of Spades, the Jack of Trades and Decker), the Mirror Radio and Telephone, the Moat Alligators. The armor of the Little Knights can also be seen, and a the likenesses of a great variety of characters can be seen as pictures, statues, and in the “Projector Screens” levels.

The game also features the debuts of numerous characters, including the Blot, the Shadow Blot, all Blotlings, Guardians and Beetleworx, the Lost Characters, the Animatronic Donald, Daisy, Goofy, Captain Hook and Crocodile, alternate Peg-Leg Pete counterparts Big Bad Pete, Pete Pan, Petetronic, Small Pete, and (in deleted material) Garbage Pete, alternate counterparts of Mr Smee, Horace Horsecollar and Clarabelle Cow, the Clock Tower, Metairie, Madame Leona, Abner, Bertrand, Louis, Botanist Darvin, Casey, Corrine, Dolly Dalmatian, Florence, Gilda, Jack Kelly, Laralee, Paulie, Porter, Rufus McBark, Ricky Row, Shifty, Tiki Sam, the Wasteland Usher, Wasteland William, Shopkeeper Travis, Pirate Moody, Gentleman Starkey, Sherman, Beluga Billy and the Sprite. A statue of Walt Disney can be seen.

## Plot

A monster sucks Mickey Mouse into a decayed magical realm, the Wasteland, created by sorcerer Yen Sid as a home for the forgotten. Armed with a Magic Paintbrush, Mickey fights his way through the strange world of Wasteland, trying to discover how to defeat the Mad Doctor and the Shadow Blot, what this "Thinner Disaster" is that the Wastelanders keep mentioning, and why the ruler of the land, Oswald Rabbit, seems to hate him so…

### Continuity

* The *Epic Mickey: Tales of Wasteland* comics (2010) are a prequel to the game.
* *Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two* (2013) is a direct sequel to *Epic Mickey*, while *Epic Mickey: Path Painter* and *Epic Mickey: The Graphic Novel* are retellings of the story.
* *“Epic” Proportions* (2009), the third episode of the unlicensed *Haunted Mansion Show*, both reveals the existence of an in-universe *Epic Mickey* video game and lead into the actual game by showing the Haunted Mansion being transported to Wasteland to become (or merge with) Lonesome Manor.
* The Blot eventually reappeared in *The Blot and the Blob* (2019), where it was shown to have survived in a significantly weakened state.

## Behind the scenes

*Epic Mickey* is the first installment in the eponymous series series. It was released in November of 2010.

The game spawned a great wealth of concepts in production that were either abandoned or altered beyond recognition; in the latter category, the antagonist was originally supposed to be the Phantom Blot, who was revamped and rewritten so deeply into the game's Blot that the name was eventually changed to "Shadow Blot". For unclear reasons, the graphic novel retelling of the game still uses “Phantom Blot”.
Duckson O'Drake

**Duckson O'Drake** (an unofficial name for the character known as ***Mac Paperson*** in Italian) as an anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Somehow descended from Erasmus Coot, Duckson O'Drake was an Irishman who emigrated to Glasgow, Scotland. He married a wily woman named Jenny and they had four daughters: one who later became the mother of Rumpus McFowl and whose name remains unknown; Griseldis; Vera; and finally Downy O'Drake, Scrooge McDuck's mother. Duckson was every bit as stingy as his grandson (which might have been among the reasons for him to move to Scotland), with whom he had a good relationship; he wrote him a letter where he wrote his "secret of success", the master word of which was to always be thrifty.

## Behind the scenes

He was mentioned in 1961 in *The Secret of Success*. Oddly, in the English version, Fergus McDuck was used instead as the author of the "Secret of Success". As a result, his English name of Duckson O'Drake is unofficial, being a mere approximate translation of the Italian name.

In Johannes A. Grote's Duck Family Tree, the father of Scrooge's mother is none other than Pothole McDuck, as the German translation of *The Great Steamboat Race* that Grote had to work with made Pothole Scrooge's grandfather instead of his uncle. Pothole is depicted by Grote as looking more or less identical to Scrooge's daydream in that same story of what he would look like if he were a Southern gentleman. Due to another translation mix-up, Jake McDuck, now described as Scrooge's great-uncle, is inserted as Pothole O'Drake's brother. Both are, for unknown reasons, retconned by Grote to be descended from Erasmus Coot somehow.

The Jungerpel (O'Drake) family in Grote's tree.
Euclidean Plane

## The Euclidean Plane

 The **Euclidean Plane** is a parallel universe.

## Description

The Euclidean Plane is a dimension populated with living geometrical shape, from the Geometrons who are its native sapient species to Dats, Lineas and other such geometrical animals.

## Behind the scenes

The Euclidean Plane was first seen in the cartoon *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* (2019) and was expanded upon in the written *Cupid Fact Files* short story *Cupid Fact File No. 94 — The Euclidean Plane*.
F.O.W.L. High Command

**F.O.W.L. High Command** is a trio of of anthropomorphic birds who comprise the highest rank of leadership of F.O.W.L..

## Behind the scenes

A triumvirate of shadowy villains, the three members of the F.O.W.L. High Command are as mysterious as they are evil. They prefer to command their underlings remotely, usually broadcasting their messages over video screens rather than making a personal appearance - the one exception being the rise of Duckthulhu, which necessitated their physical presence.

Out of all of F.O.W.L., the High Command are particularly dastardly, not above murdering those who anger them. They are ruthless to those who do not obey their orders, having once disposed of their top agent by putting them through six trash compactors because he refused to carry out an assignment.

High Command has orchestrated several schemes with the intent of taking over the world. Their latest, and most destructive, was the summoning of Duckthulhu, an elder god with the power to destroy reality itself. Unfortunately for High Command, this scheme, like their others, failed after Morgana Macawber destroyed the demon, leading to the destruction of F.O.W.L. Headquarters. High Command has not been seen since, and it is currently unknown whether or not they survived.

## Behind the scenes

The High Command first appeared in 1991 in *Dirty Money*. In the 2017 Continuum, *Moonvasion* revealed the Buzzard Brothers to be the local counterparts to F.O.W.L. High Command.
Every Day They're Out There Knitting DuckTales, Woo-oo!

***Every Day They're Out There Knitting DuckTales, Woo-oo!*** is a short non-canonical animated spot featuring the *DuckTales 2017* versions of Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Donald Duck and Webby Vanderquack.

## Plot

Motifs representing the Ducks on a set of Christmassy sweaters come to life!

## Behind the scenes

This spot, promoting *DuckTales 2017*, was presumably aired on Disney XD during the 2018 Christmas season. It was posted on 2018 on Twitter, and, soon after, uploaded on YouTube.
DuckTales Remastered

Frank Welker (as Big Time Beagle, Baggy Beagle, Bubba Duck, The Terry Fermian King, Snow Monster, and Drake Von Vladstone)
Brian George (as Flintheart Glomgold)
June Foray (as Magica De Spell)
Wendee Lee (as Bentina Beakley)
Chuck McCann (as Duckworth, Bouncer Beagle, and Burger Beagle)
Chris Edgerly (as Gyro Gearloose)
Eric Bauza (as Fenton Crackshell/Gizmoduck and the Amazonian Chief)
Jason Marsden (as African Mines Worker)
Pat Musick (as Computer voice)

## Other Information

### Dates

2013

***DuckTales: Remastered*** is a 2013 remake of the DuckTales NES game. It features Scrooge McDuck, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, Webby Vanderquack, Fenton Crackshell, his alias Gizmoduck, Gyro Gearloose, Mrs Beakley, Duckworth, Bubba Duck, Magica De Spell, Drake Von Vladstone, Flintheart Glomgold, the Beagle Boys, Launchpad McQuack, The Terry Fermian King, the Giant Moon Rat, the Snow Monster the Amazonian Chief and the African Mines Worker.

## Description

Scrooge McDuck, after an attack from the Beagle Boys, discovers a map showing the location to some of the world's most valuable treasures. But Magica De Spell and Flintheart Glomgold want them too! Now, it's a race to the treasures to determine who will win this international (and interplanetary) treasure hunt....

### Goofs

* In spite of being featured in the Moon Level, Fenton Crackshell doesn't appear in the game's final cutscene with the rest of the characters.

## Behind the scenes

*DuckTales Remastered* is a platform video game developed by WayForward Technologies and published by Capcom and Disney Interactive Studios. It is a remake of the 1998 DuckTales video game.
Eye-Claudius

**Eye-Claudius** is a male Mono-Ocularian.

## Description

The lover and fiancé of Iris-One, Eye-Claudius is, like her, a member of the space fleet of the Mono-Ocularis system. In 2010, while Earth's Moon was still kept in Mono-Ocularis following the Worminator adventure, Iris and Claudius shared a romantic night on the Moon, having heard from Mickey Mouse that it was known on Earth as a symbol of romance.

## Behind the scenes

Eye-Claudius makes a brief appearance in the 2010 story *Plan Dine from Outer Space*.

His name is a pun on the title of the famous (and famously adapted) historical novel *I, Claudius*.
DuckTales Watch

***DuckTales Watch*** is a comic story by unknown creators. It features Huey, Dewey and Louie and Scrooge McDuck.

## Description

When Huey, Dewey and Louie ask Uncle Scrooge what makes him so fast, he tells them that it's because he dangles the first dollar he ever made in front of his face while he runs.

## Behind the scenes

*DuckTales Watch* was first printed on the side panels of Donald Duck Orange Juice in 1987. It tied in with advertising for a product known as the *Duck Tales Sport Watch* (space between "Duck" and "Tales" included). There were several other such tie-in comics, many advertising various pieces of merchandise; they include *DuckTales Backpacks*, *DuckTales Surfboard* and *A Balanced DuckTales Breakfast*.
Faris D'jinn

## Faris D'jinn(2017 Continuum)

**Faris D'jinn** is an anthropomorphic dog from the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

An unsmiling motorcycle-driving Middle-Eastern warrior never seen without his sword or cloak, D'Jinn is the last of a long line descended directly from the First Genie, who turned himself mortal and married a human woman. Highly invested in the epic grandeur of the centuries-spanning "tale of the Lamp", he had sworn to retrieve his supernatural ancestor's Magic Lamp before his 2019 birthday, which led to him invading McDuck Manor in an effort to get it from Scrooge. D'Jinn subsequently shared an adventure with the Ducks in an effort to get back the lamp, which had fallen into the hands of Ma Beagle.

## Behind the scenes

He debuted in the 9th episode of Season 2 of *DuckTales 2017*, *Treasure of the Found Lamp*.

He is a counterpart to the original series' recurring villain Dijon, his name, appearance and motivation functioning as a "serious" take on the same concepts that were, in the original, played decidedly for laughs.
Ducking Out

First page of the story.

***Ducking Out*** is a comic story by an unknown writer, penciled by Tony Strobl and inked by Steve Steere. It features Scrooge McDuck, Donald Duck, Elvira Duck and Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck.

## Plot

Donald Duck's suspicions about Scrooge McDuck's sudden decision to visit Grandma Duck's Farm proves to be justified when it turns out Scrooge is here to collect a debt of two dollars. Appalled by his uncle's avarice, Donald sets out to passive-aggressively shame him into failing to collect.

### References

* Elvira Duck apparently owes Scrooge McDuck two dollars.

### Continuity

* Interestingly, the story starts with the idea that Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck don't know much about Scrooge McDuck's personal relationship to Grandma Duck, nor indeed that he likes the Farm. This suggests the story may actually take place a substantial number of years earlier than it was released, a short time after *Christmas on Bear Mountain* (1947).

## Behind the scenes

*Ducking Out* was first printed in *Uncle Scrooge* #58. It was reprinted in *Uncle Scrooge* #115, *Mini Comic* #3, *Uncle Scrooge* #185 and in the Austrlian *Walt Disney's Comics* #236 and *Donald Duck* #224.
Eurasia Toft

**Professor Eurasia Toft**, called ***Eurasia Tost*** in the original Italian, is a female anthropomorphic mouse.

## Description

The niece of aging explorer Pangaea Toft, the "mite-nearsighted" but spunky and resourceful Eurasia studied archeology and got a PhD. Specializing in the study of ancient ruins and civilizations (particularly precolumbian ones), Toft has often crossed paths with Mickey Mouse and Goofy during her travels, becoming quite close to the two fellow adventurers.

## Behind the scenes

Eurasia was created in 2004 by Casty in *The Lost Explorers' Trail*.

There was once a persistent rumor that Eurasia Toft was the first transsexual Disney character; however, this rumor is unfounded, and is very unlikely to be true considering some of her background as shown in *The Lost Explorers' Trail*.
Elizabeth McDuck

**Elizabeth McDivot** *née* **McDuck** was a female anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

The daughter of Scrooge McDuck's great-uncle Quagmire McDuck, Elizabeth McDuck married a Mr McDivot and the two were blessed with a child, Bogford, who took to golf and came to be known by the nickname of “Bogey”. Elizabeth's sister Margaret, meanwhile, married a cousin of Brickheart Glomgold's.

## Behind the scenes

Elizabeth McDivot was thought up by John Lustig and Simone Cavazzuti in the 2012 article *Bogford McDivot*.
Evil Door

## The Evil Door

The **Evil Door** is a living door.

## Description

Given life by the Horned King with Illusion Magic, this cursed door in the Phantom's Castle was the only way to move forward towards the King's throne-room. As its name implies, the Evil Door was vicious and animate, and would attempt to eat anyone who wanted to use it; it was necessary to jump on its head and knock it out to be able to pass (which Mickey Mouse eventually managed in 1993 when he defeated the Horned King).

## Behind the scenes

The Evil Door was created for the 1993 video game *Land of Illusion*.

The Evil Door is an example of a classic video game enemy, the "Mimic", a monster that takes the form of an innocuous item. The most well-known example of a Mimic are chests who are actually man-eating monsters.
Easter Bunny

The **Easter Bunny**, also known as **Easter Rabbit** and **Easter Hare**, is a supernatural, immortal anthropomorphic rabbit bunny.

## Description

The Easter Bunny is the embodiment of the holiday of Easter. A cheerful anthropomorphic rabbit (who has appeared in many forms, all variations of this basic concept), the Easter Bunny travels the world on Easter aboard an unbelievably fast flying carriage pulled by geese with aerodynamic beak covers. The Bunny's purpose is to hand out painted eggs, and chocolate eggs, in much the same way that Santa Claus hands out presents, although his motives are somewhat less selfless than Santa's, being that he only started the whole thing as a way to get *rid* of the excessive quantities of eggs laid every year on Easter by Henrietta. Donald Duck and friends have come across the Easter Bunny on several occasions, with Scrooge McDuck eventually discovering the true secret of where the eggs came from.

## Behind the scenes

The Easter Bunny first appeared in the Disney comics universe in the 1987 Dutch story *Paashaas* (a title literally meaning *The Easter Bunny*), in which Brer Rabbit rescued him from Brer Fox. He has appeared with a variety of designs in various media, though his most enduring one (as depicted above in the Infobox) was created by Vicar in *The Easter Mystery*, from 1999.

A costumed Easter Bunny meet'n'greet character, with a Mrs Easter Bunny, exists for the Easter celebrations in Disneyland, with yet another design for the character.

Mr and Mrs Easter Bunny as seen in the Disney Parks.
Fashion Forecast

First page of the story.

***Fashion Forecast*** is a comic story written and drawn by Carl Barks. It features Scrooge McDuck.

## Description

Scrooge wonders if winter is really at an end — to make sure that he can start wearing his top hat again without fear of it being knocked down by snowballs or snowstorms!

### Continuity

* Carl Barks first featured a younger Scrooge McDuck wearing a raccoon-skin cap in a flashback in *Only a Poor Old Man* (1952). Although he does not clarify it, it seems that the one he wears here in the present day is likely his old one. Don Rosa showed Scrooge recovering it and his Klondike-era jacket in *Last Sled to Dawson* (1988), placing said story before 1956.
* It is worth noting, to corroborate the idea that the cap in *Fashion Forecast* is Scrooge's old Klondike-era one, that on the same day he turned in *Fashion Forecast*, Barks also created *Mush!* (1956), one of his few stories wholly taking place during Scrooge's Klondike days.

## Behind the scenes

This story was first published in 1956 in *Uncle Scrooge* #13. It was reprinted in *Uncle Scrooge* #227 and, of course, in several versions of the *Carl Barks Library*, as well as in the Australian *Giant* #58 and #683 and *Jumbo* #35.
Duncan II

**King Duncan II** was a male anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Duncan II was the son of Malcolm Ceann Mor and grandson of King Duncan I of Scotland. He very briefly became King of Scotland himself after his father's death in 1090, but was promptly assassinated by his wicked uncle Donald Bane who became king in his stead before being deposed by Duncan's brother Edgar.

## Behind the scenes

Duncan II is mentioned in the 1975 story *The Famous Donalds*. He is, of course, a slightly fanciful account of the historical Duncan I of Scotland.
Duckburg Satellite

The **Duckburg Satellite** is an artificial, scientific satellite.

## Description

The Duckburg Satellite (which quacks where others beep) was launched into space in 1958, “orbiting the Earth over two thousand miles out”. It was the first Earthling-made satellite to observe the Dark Side of the Moon, and, to humanity's surprise, also discovered the existence of the Golden Moon, prompting a Great Space Race for ownership of the five-hundred-miles-wide ball of solid twenty-four-carat gold. On their way to the Moon to make their claim, Scrooge McDuck and his nephews crossed paths with the Satellite.

## Behind the scenes

The Duckburg Satellite appears in the 1958 Carl Barks story *The Twenty-Four Carat Moon*.
Erinia

The **Island of Erinia** is a mysterious Greek island.

## Description

In 1981, Scrooge McDuck and Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck visited Erinia in search of the Cornucopia. They found it to be inhabited by a small community of peaceful mythological creatures (most notably centaurs, nymphs and satyrs), ruled by the nymph Brigitis, who had once used the Horn of Plenty as their sole source of food, and were in danger of starvation ever since the horn had been stolen by a barbaric giant (the only of his kind on the island as far as the ducks could tell).

Scrooge was able to retake the Horn for them, but Brigitis then revealed that she had sworn to marry the hero who would retake the Horn. Rather not keen on marrying this complete stranger, Scrooge ran away, losing all the jewels he had gained from the Horn, and he was never able to prove that Erinia's fantastical inhabitants were real (which Donald Duck, for instance, refused to believe).

## Behind the scenes

The Island of Erinia, or 'Rineia', is a real location, and is, in real life, well-known albeit uninhabited.
FAQ

This **F.A.Q. Page** is the Scrooge McDuck's helpful guide! For convenience's sake, it is broken up in three:

* **FAQ/General** • *Questions about the Disney comics universe in general.*
* **FAQ/Wiki** • *What is a Wiki? What is Wikia? How does this Wiki work? What could you do to help? How is a story page to be structured? Etc.*
* **FAQ/Canon** • *What is the Wiki's policy regarding canon and continuity? How does it connect with what, if any, the official publishers and creators have to say on the subject?*
Fake Fish

The **Fake Fish**  were prototypal underwater containers.

## Description

At some point prior to the mid-1970's, these large fish-shaped, whale-sized containers were filled with some of Scrooge McDuck's money and sent to a "voyage to the bottom of the sea" in an effort to keep Scrooge's fortune out of reach of the Beagle Boys. Due to unpredictable water currents, however, the Fake Fish became lost, causing Scrooge to abandon this line of investigation when it came to finding new way of safeguarding his loot from the Beagles.

## Behind the scenes

The Fake Fish appear in a flashback in the 1978 story *Captured in Bananaland*.
Elderly Officer

## The Elderly Officer

The **Elderly Officer** is (or was) a human man.

## Description

This dependable old officer of the British army was in charge of telling families in London during the Blitz that their children would have to be moved to the country for their own safety. He notably notified Wendy Rogers of this.

## Behind the scenes

The Elderly Officer first appeared in 2002 in *Return to Neverland*.

Clive Revill, who voices the Officer, is also the narrator of the film, though as he takes very different voices for each part, it is unlikely the Officer is actually the film's narrator.
Elsa's Magical Ice Palace

***Elsa's Magical Ice Palace*** is a CGI cartoon webcast featuring Olaf, Elsa, Anna, several Snowgies and Marshmallow.

## Description

One morning, Anna and Olaf visit Elsa in her latest temporary ice palace, where her snow creations soon begin to play around…

## Behind the scenes

This short was released in June of 2017 on the official LEGO YouTube channel, a de-facto advertisement for real-life *Frozen*-based LEGO shorts.

It is not to be confused with the similar *Elsa's Sparkling Ice Castle*, released over two years earlier by the same medium.
Easy Street

***Easy Street*** is a cartoon written by Darrick Bachman, Dave Wasson and Paul Rudish, and directed by Wasson with Rudish as supervising director. It features Mickey Mouse, Pluto and Goofy.

## Description

Envious of the easy life of a household pet, Goofy decides to persistently fulfill all of Pluto's usual duties for Mickey and thus enjoys the perks of a dog's life. Pluto is not amused…

## Behind the scenes

This short was released in May of 2019 as part of the 2013 *Mickey Mouse* TV series.
Duke of Montrose

James Graham was the first duke of Montrose.

The evil duke of Montrose had paid the back taxes on Castle McDuck and was the new owner, after the McDucks fled due to the Scare of the Hound.

The clan laird, Locksley McDuck joined the famous Scottish renegade Rob Roy to harass Montrose and other evil landlords.
Driers

## The Driers

The **Driers** were a caste of people in ancient Itsa Faka.

## Description

The Driers were the scientists or priests of Itsa Faka who knew the secrets of Life and Death as embodied by the Radium Vapor to dry people into dust and the Solution to reconstitute and revive them.

## Behind the scenes

The Driers are mentioned repeatedly in Carl Barks's *In Ancient Persia*.
Ernest

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

* **Ernest "the Dude"**, one of the Country Bears, a clueless self-appointed dandy;
* **Ernest Ratford**, a sleazy businessman, the brother of Mr Ratford and the secondary antagonist of *The Last of the Blackducks*;
* **Ernest Henintheway**, a parody of Ernest Hemingway from the 2017 Continuum, mentioned in *Go, Go, Golden Years!*;
* **Horatio Ernest Topper** or **Thomas Ernest Topper**, two of the possible names for the Hatbox Ghost's mortal self in fan lore;
* **Horatio Ernest Topper**, one of his parallel universe counterparts in the parody *Charlie's Head Is In The Hatbox* series.
Enough Time to Fall

First page of the story.

 ***Enough Time to Fall*** is an unofficial comic story written and drawn by Sarah Jolley. It features Gladstone Gander, Magica De Spell, Scrooge McDuck, Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck.

## Plot

Magica De Spell has stolen the Number One Dime using a speed spell, and is racing towards Mount Vesuvius to finally complete the spell… Only Gladstone Gander's luck can resolve the situation, and he successfully halts Magica's progress and gets back the dime. But the sorceress has one more trick up her sleeve: she bewitches Gladstone's luck out of him — forcing him to make a choice between getting it back, or keeping the Dime for his uncle's sake…

## Behind the scenes

This story is one of a series of unofficial homages to the characters written and drawn by Sarah Jolley (author of the acclaimed comic *The Property of Hate*). It was released in 2018 for free on the Internet.
Eric Bauza

**Eric Bauza** voices the Beagle Boys in *DuckTales 2017*, and played Fenton Crackshell and his alias, Gizmoduck, in *DuckTales Remastered*.

Eric Bauza is Canadian-American voice actor. He is best known voicing as White Pantera/Rodolfo Rivera from *El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera*, Patches from *Bunnicula*, Tiger Claw from *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* and Marvin the Martian from *The Looney Tunes Show*.
Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries

## The Droveof the Database-Compiling Dromedaries

A possible symbol of the organiziation

**The Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries** is a secret organization made up of uplifted dromedaries.

## Description

One of the many knockoffs of the Horde of the Violet Hare, the Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries was originally a slave division within the Horde itself, devoted to record-keeping. After the Horde wiped their memories of their original purpose, they defaulted toto documenting all *other* Hare-knockoff societies . After noting the sheer amount of secret societies which had revealed themselves on the blog of Joe Torcivia, and which they now had to document, the Dromedaries expressed dismay, wishing that they could get a break and noting that the "Band of the Bookkeeping Bactrians" never have to put up with such things.

The Drove is in possession of an enormous research facility, which was once owned by the Horde of the Violet Hare, and left in the possession of the Drove after the Horde cut their documentation department due to budgeting reasons. In the facility, the Drove keep captive members of many other Horde-knockoff societies for study.

In 2019, the Drove captured Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids member Pessimist-242, however, Pessimist used his technological abilities to free every captive in the facility's Research Laboratory 6. Research Laboratory 6 was subsequently destroyed by a Fog Ship.

## Behind the scenes

The Drove is yet another parody of the Horde of the Violet Hare created by an anonymous reader in the comments section of a post of *Joe Torcivia's The Issue At Hand*, in continuation of the running gag existing on that blog in which various knockoffs of the Horde comment on Torcivia's posts.
Dust Bowls

The Bowl containing the Radium Vapor itself, held by the Mad Scientist.

**Dust Bowls** were inscribed ceramic bowls used by the Itsa Fakan civilization.

## Description

Dust Bowls were small urns in which the Driers put the dried remains of the people of Itsa Faka who were dehydrated alive via Radium Vapor with the intention of later being revived using the Solution. The Bowls lined the walls of a crypt beneath the Royal Palace and each was inscribed with the identity of the people contained within (sometimes several per Bowl) and the circumstances which had led to their choosing to dry themselves. The Radium Vapor itself was also kept in sealed bowls of a similar make.

## Behind the scenes

The Dust Bowls appear in the 1950 Carl Barks story *In Ancient Persia*.
Eggmen

## The Eggmen

The **Eggmen** are the identically-uniformed henchmen of F.O.W.L., so called because of their egg-shaped helmets.

## Description

The Eggmen are F.O.W.L.'s go-to corps of minions, usually getting their orders from F.O.W.L. bigwig Steelbeak, with whose "supervillain theme" they ostensibly fit. The majority of the Eggmen wear yellow and orange jumpsuits and carry laser pistols, though they are often built for brute force.

## Behind the scenes

The Eggmen were created for *Darkwing Duck*, first appearing in the episode *Water Way to Go*

Season 3 of *DuckTales 2017* saw the debut of their 2017 Continuum counterparts the Eggheads, the name having been changed to allow for female members.
Early To Bid

***Early To Bid*** is a comic story written by David Gerstein and drawn by Jorge David Redo. It features Mickey Mouse, Mortimer Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, and, in their debut, Countess De Luge, Galhume Giltpalate and Gorgia Chitlinstuffer. It also mentions Long John Mouse, Jonathan Mouse, Turpin Mouse, Boomer Mouse, Napoléon Bonaparte and Tutankhamun.

## Plot

Because a local noblewoman has organized a charity auction of precious family heirlooms, well-bred braggart Mortimer Mouse begins teasing Mickey about his less-than-reputable ancestry (such as the pirate Long John Mouse). Roused, Mickey decides to make a wheel of cheese based on said pirate ancestor's precious heirloom recipe, and enter it in the auction. Naturally, Mortimer isn't the type to play fair, and he attempts to sabotage them…

## Behind the scenes

*Early To Bid* was first printed in 1997 in the Swedish *Kalle Anka & Co* #1997-37. It was printed in English in *Mickey Mouse* #328.
Ennead of the Eigengrau Easter Eggs

An Easter Egg, the symbol and namesake (and possibly species) of the organization.

## Organization

### Purpose

Meet the Society of the Rhyming Dove for an Easter feast
Find ancient Atlantean artifacts (presumably)

## Behind the scenes

### Index

***Ennead of the Eigengrau Easter Eggs stories***

**The Ennead of the Eigengrau Easter Eggs** is a secret organization made up of (presumably, nine) sentient Easter Eggs, or nine non-egg people who have adopted Easter eggs as their symbol.

## Description

One of the many knockoffs of the Horde of the Violet Hare, the Ennead of the Eigengrau Easter Eggs are an organization of unknown purpose (although they, like most other Hare knockoffs, also presumably want to search for Atlantean treasure). In 2019, after Joe Torcivia made a post on his blog wishing his readers a happy Easter, the Ennead noted in the comments that they would be meeting the Society of the Rhyming Dove for an Easter feast, to which Torcivia responded by asking which organization would eat the other there. The Eggs expressed their horror at the suggestion, stating that they would never eat their associates at the Society, especially on Easter, and were sure that the Society members would never eat them - or so they hoped, at least.

## Behind the scenes

The Ennead of the Eigengrau Easter Eggs is a parody of the Horde of the Violet Hare created by an anonymous reader (known by the Wiki to be Lupan Evezan) in the comments section of a post of *Joe Torcivia's The Issue At Hand*, in continuation of the running gag existing on that blog in which various knockoffs of the Horde comment on Torcivia's posts.

It can be presumed, from the name of the organization, that the organization consists of nine members, as "ennead" denotes a group of nine things. "Eigengrau", the color of the eggs, is the name of the color seen when one closes their eyes.
Duckenstein Parents

**Mr von Duckenstein** and **Mrs von Duckenstein** née **von Duck**, the **Duckenstein Parents**, were a male and female anthropomorphic duck, respectively.

## Description

Originally from Geneva, these two wealthy 18th century socialites spent most of their lives traveling all through Europe. They had a son, Victor von Duckenstein, whom they placed in the care of his uncle Scrooge von Duck.

## Behind the scenes

The Duckenstein Parents briefly appear in the 2016 story *Duckenstein*.

As the story is one of the *Grandi Parodie*, they serve as the story's equivalents to the secondary characters of the original Frankenstein parents. The original Frankensteins were not noted to be constant travelers, nor did they abandon their son to a relative.
Fanny Cottontail

**Francine "Fanny" Cottontail** is a female anthropomorphic rabbit and a former love interest of Oswald Rabbit.

## Behind the scenes

Fanny was created as Oswald's first love interest, but was eventually replaced by Ortensia.

Curiously, Universal would later use the name Fanny for a separate character, this version being depicted as Oswald's younger sister.

She was briefly considered for inclusion in *Epic Mickey*, but was dropped in favor of Ortensia once again.
Ebenezer Duck

**Ebenezer Duck** is a male anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Ebenezer Duck is a Christmas-hating cousin of Donald Duck's (making his sharing a name with Ebenezer Scrooge an amusing coincidence). On the Chart of the Duck Family Tree owned by Elvira Duck, he is present on the same branch as 2-Gun Duck.

## Behind the scenes

Ebenezer Duck's name appears in the Duck Family Tree from 1960 comic story *Family Fun*. According to Gilles Maurice, a cousin of Donald called Ebenezer (whom Occam's Razor would suggest is the same individual) appears in a separate story, “IP23461”, but what story this code refers to is at present unknown to the Wiki.
Farragut

**Farragut** is a non-anthropomorphic falcon.

## Description

Farragut is an exceptionally fast-flying and vindictive falcon trained by Eider Duck as a hunter, and sent as a present to his nephew Donald Duck in 1944. Donald had a series of mishaps with Farragut, as, despite his boasts, he had no idea how to handle a bird of prey. In the end, Donald decided to get some use out of the bird by strapping him to a leash and having him pull a small wagon for his nephews and he to ride. At some point afterwards, Donald got rid of Farragut, possibly by sending him back to Eider.

## Behind the scenes

Farragut (presumably named after the Jules Verne character of Captain Farragut) only ever appeared in the 1944 story *Farragut the Falcon*.

Oddly enough, in the British printing of that story in 1973 in *Donald and Mickey* #73, Farragut was renamed "Fred", and the story likewise called *Fred the Falcon*.
DuckTales: Remastered

Template:GameOn March 22, 2013, Capcom announced at PAX East 2013 that a high-definition remake of the game, DuckTales: Remastered, was being developed by WayForward Technologies. Many of the original game's levels are featured, along with new areas added for the remake and new boss patterns. The game will feature a 2.5D presentation, with hand-drawn 2D character sprites mixed with 3D-modeled levels, as well as official Disney voice actors for the characters, including some of the original cast of the animated series, such as Alan Young as Scrooge. The game also features new story elements which explain some of the motives and reasoning behind each level, such as how Scrooge is able to breathe on the Moon. The game will be released for PlayStation 3, Wii U, Xbox 360 and Microsoft Windows in Q2/Q3 2013.

## Features

* Relive the classic TV series from the 1980’s – Follow the adventures of Scrooge McDuck and his three nephews; Huey, Dewey and Louie, as they fend off enemies including the Beagle Boys and Magica De Spell, on their quest to obtain the five most impressive treasures from across the world!
* Redefined hand-drawn visuals – Developer WayForward have taken all the original visuals from the 8-bit game and significantly enhanced and recreated them as hand-drawn sprites, across a backdrop of beautifully re-envisioned level backgrounds.
* Authentic Disney experience – Some of your favorite Disney characters are brought to life by many of the original voice-over talent from the classic DuckTales TV series and stage backgrounds take their inspiration from the classic TV episodes.
* Learn to pogo – In an all new tutorial level, learn the basic playing skills, including Scrooge McDuck’s iconic pogo jump and cane swing.
* Visit the museum – Track your achievements, progress and status on the leader boards in Scrooge McDuck’s new Museum.
* Cash in your coins at Scrooge McDuck’s Money Bin – A new playable area, Scrooge’s Money Bin allows players to track the amount of wealth accumulated and even take a swim through his latest spoils.
* Digitally enhanced soundtrack – Built from the original!

## Cast

The game reunites the surviving voice cast from the original series, all reprising their respective roles. However, characters whose original voice actors had died were recast.
DuckTales 2017's Duck Family Tree

The DuckTales 2017's universe's version of the Duck family tree. It appeared in the book *Solving Mysteries and Rewriting History*.

This version of the Duck Family Tree does not concern the regular version of the characters, but rather the 2017 Continuum versions. It is broadly a remake of Don Rosa's Duck Family Tree, replacing the characters with their *DuckTales 2017* counterparts and blotting out part of the tree (notably Della Duck is blotted). It is mostly focused on the Clan McDuck.
Duckhunter

The **Duckhunter** is an anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

A large duck armed with a high-tech firearm and wearing metal gauntlets and a helmet, the Duckhunter joined the revamped version of the Justice Ducks in the 1990's, fighting supervillainy alongside Darkwing Duck, Gizmoduck and other heroes.

## Behind the scenes

The Duckhunter was planned to appear in the cancelled 1990's cartoon spinoff of *Darkwing Duck*, *Justice Ducks*, as a major supporting character.