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Burial Crypt of Famous Villains

## The Burial Cryptof Famous Villains

Marc Davis's concept art for the Burial Crypt.

The **Burial Crypt of Famous Villains** is a crypt located on the property of the Haunted Mansion.

## Description

The underground Burial Crypt of Famous Villains is the final resting place of the remains of six of History's greatest (nearly-)human monsters: Nero, Count Dracula, Medusa, Attila the Hun, Jack the Ripper and Bluebeard. Each of the six tombs is adorned with a relevant carving. The location is reportedly haunted by a “small, talking ghost” and also includes a statue of Nero, which may or may not be the same as the ghost.

## Behind the scenes

The Burial Crypt was sketched out by Marc Davis in the 1980's as a potential unloading area for the Tokyo Disneyland *Haunted Mansion*, replacing the Little Leota tableau seen in the other Mansions. However, it was never actually constructed.
Bucket o'Blood Sea Food Grotto

## The Bucket o'BloodSea Food Grotto

Entrance of the Sea Food Grotto in 1942.

The **Bucket o'Blood Sea Food Grotto** is an inn.

## Description

The roomy building of the Bucket o'Blood Sea Food Grotto was apparently once owned by the pirate Henry Morgan, who hid the map to his treasure behind the fifth brick on the right-hand side of the fireplace. By 1942, when Yellow Beaks arrived seeking the map (whose location he had obtained from an old sailor who'd, for his part, learned it from the ghost of Morgan himself), the building was operated as an pirate-themed inn and restaurant by Donald Duck and his nephews, an occupation they presumably abandoned after they found the treasure with Yellow Beak.

## Behind the scenes

The Bucket o'Blood Sea Food Grotto is the first location in the 1942 story *Donald Duck Finds Pirate Gold!*.
Claws Nipp

**Claws Nipp**, better known as **Claws the Cat**, is a female anthropomorphic cat.

## Description

Sister of Kat Nipp, the unclothed Claws the Cat was a foe of Mickey Mouse when he lived on a farm, in Silo Center. She would often try to eat Mickey, trying to catch him with miscellaneous traps, which Mickey always escaped.

## Behind the scenes

Claws the Cat first appeared in 1931 in *The Adventures of Mickey Mouse*. She is a rare example of a sapient predator in a Mickey Mouse story.
Captain Pedro Alvarado

You might be looking for another page with a similar name. If so, visit **Pedro (disambiguation)**.

## Character Information

### Aliases

Captain Desvelado (original Italian name)

## Behind the Scenes

### In

*Uncle Scrooge and the Wonderful Wishing Crown!*

**Captain Pedro Jacinto Alvarado**, called ***Captain Desvelado*** in the original Italian, was an anthropomorphic eagle.

## Description

A dreaded Spanish pirate in the 16th century, wanted for many counts of plundering, Captain Alvarado was a boastful egomaniac who became obsessed with finding the Wonderful Wishing Crown and using his wishes to rule the seven seas. His madness made most of his crew abandon him, save only for his dimwitted sidekick Cachorro. Alvarado and Cachorro finally located the Crown's island in 1564, but were petrified by the enchanted pond protecting the Crown.

They were revived in 2017 by a desperate Scrooge McDuck, who was unaware of the extent of Alvarado's evil; the pirate immediately betrayed his savior and attempted to get back the crown. After some misadventures, Cachorro came to hold the crown and wished for himself and Alvarado to be transported back to their time… but forgot to ask fo the Crown to be transported back with them. To add insult to injury, the time travel landed the two outlaws… right in front of the British ship, unarmed. They were immediately arrested. What became of them later on is unknown.

## Behind the scenes

Captain Alvarado first appeared in 2017 in *Uncle Scrooge and the Wonderful Wishing Crown!*.

His English name (chosen by translator Joe Torcivia) is a transparent homage to the Disney comic artist Pete Alvarado; the middle name, according to Torcivia, both refers to Carl Barks's home town of San Jacinto and to the actor Paul Naschy (whose real name was Jacinto Molina), whose horror-film-based fame make him a fitting choice of a reference for a villain's name.

## Notes and References

1. ↑ *On Sale April 11, 2018: UNCLE SCROOGE # 34 from IDW* by Joe Torcivia on Joe Torcivia's The Issue At Hand
Bugs Bunny

**Bugs Bunny** is a male Toon resembling an anthropomorphic rabbit.

## Description

A highly successful Toon actor since the 1930's, Bugs Bunny shares with his screen personal a penchant for pranking and being a "smarty". He is the main star of the *Looney Tunes* crtoons (alongside Porky Pig and Daffy Duck). Bugs Bunny gets along well with Mickey Mouse's Toon counterpart, and the two enjoy skydiving together in Toontown.

## Behind the scenes

Warner Bros. cartoons' most enduring star, Bugs Bunny was created in 1938 in the cartoon *Porky's Hare Hunt*. In a Disney context, his existence was established in 1988 with *Who Framed Roger Rabbit*; due to a mix-up, Bugs Bunny had already been seen along with Disney characters over a decade earlier

### Notes and References

1. ↑ One possible draft for the cancelled *Who Framed Roger Rabbit* sequel, *Roger Rabbit: Toon Platoon*, focused on Roger seeking out his parents and finding that his father was Bugs Bunny. As most published lore seems to depict Toons as being drawn into existence — albeit possibly with some "retconned" family to go with it — rather than born from parents, this is unlikely to be canon, without even taking into account whether Warner Bros. would have given their accord to such a film being made.
2. ↑ That being said, he only received his classic design and characterization two years later in *A Wild Hare*.
3. ↑ *Joe Torcivia's The Issue At Hand*, "*Ain't He a Stinker?*".
Carnie

## The Carnie

 **The Carnie** was a mysterious human man.

## Description

A mysterious circus-owner in the early 19th century, “the Carnie” was a thoroughly evil man said to have made a deal with the Devil. His trademark ‘business plan’ was to recruit the lost and desperate into his cursed carnival, taking away their souls as insurance; he carried them on his person, bottled and corked. Three such clients were the living selves of the Hitchhiking Ghosts, who proved his undoing, as after many misadventures, Phineas managed to steal back the three's souls from the Carnie and instead take away the Carnie's own soul (which the man also carried in a bottle for safekeeping). Phineas then cast said soul into the Well of Sinners, killing the Carnie and sending him to Hades in the process.

## Behind the scenes

The Carnie was created as the main antagonist of *A Hitchhiker's Tale*.

### Actors

* Alexander McPherson (*Followed from the Mansion*)
Christmas Album

First and only page of the story.

***Christmas Album*** is a comic story of unknown writer, drawn by Tony Strobl. It features Scrooge McDuck, Donald Duck, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Emily Quackfaster, Gladstone Gander and, in their debuts, Eggburt, Scrooge's Substitute, Scrooge's Inuk Lookalike and the Costume Store Owner.

## Plot

When Scrooge McDuck disappears from Duckburg shortly before Christmas after making a series of comments which lead others to believe he has completely lost the Christmas spirit and intends not to give anybody anything this year, Donald Duck, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck and Gladstone Gander team up to try and track him down!

### References

* Scrooge McDuck owns summer home at the North Pole.
* Scrooge habitually gives his office staff a hundred-dollar bonus at Christmas.
* Scrooge's Substitute is a seemingly non-sentient robot duplicate of Scrooge who takes over his affairs in his absence. Donald Duck is familiar with the android.

### Continuity

* This story was the first story of *Christmas Album 1964*, the framing story of *Donald Duck* #99; an "album story", it had a running frame story through the splash panel of every story in the book, with the conceit that all these panels happened in quick successions with the main stories being flashbacks to how these pictures were taken. *Christmas Album* is followed by *The Mischief Mystery* (1965).
* The 2017 Continuum's version of Scrooge would also be shown to own an unconvincing robot copy of himself in *Escape From The Impossibin* (2020).

## Behind the scenes

This story was only ever printed in English in *Uncle Scrooge* #49.
Brigitte Van Doren

**Brigitte Van Doren** is a human woman.

## Description

The gorgeous-looking Brigitte Van Doren was a extremely successful actress in the the early 1960's. Donald Duck happened to go to the same golf course as her in 1961, and her appearance stole his thunder just as he managed a hole-in-one.

## Behind the scenes

Snarlin Grando was only ever seen in the 1961 story *Sitting High*. Her name is a mashup of famous actresses Brigitte Bardot and Mamie Van Doren's. Oddly enough, Brigitte Van Doren is drawn almost identically to another acress caricature introduced by Barks in the same story, Jayne Girlsfield.
Cerberus

**Cerberus**, or occasionally **the Cerberus**, is a large, monstrous three-headed dog.

## Description

This huge hellhound has been the guardian of the Underworld ever since the days of Hades's rule of it, subsequently becoming the pet of the Devil after the Underworld became known as Hell, and reverting to Hades's loyalty when Hades returned to the Underworld around 2001.

## Behind the scenes

Cerberus first appeared in Disney media the 1929 cartoon *Hell's Bells*.

He has a counterpart in the 2017 Continuum.
Chickadees Patrol

"Chickadees Patrol" symbol.

The **Chickadees Patrol** is a scouting organization.

## Description

The Chickadees Patrol is an all-female scouting group created as a female counterpart to the Junior Woodchucks. Unfortunately, the Patrol soon developed a strong rivalry with the Woodchucks instead of working in harmony with them. The Chickadees are a more traditional group than the Woodchucks (lacking the game-changer that is the Junior Woodchucks Guidebook), and it is not spread all over the world to the same extent as the Woodchucks, but the Chickadees are nonetheless very efficient on a small scale, especially thanks to the Duckburg troup leader, former soldier Captain Ramrod.

### List of Chickadees

* April, May and June
* Captain Ramrod

## Behind the scenes

The Chickadees Patrol first appeared in October of 1955 in Carl Barks's story *The Chickadee Challenge*.

In both *DuckTales* and its 2017 reboot, the Chickadees Patrol is not seen to exist. Instead, the Junior Woodchucks are an organization for both boys and girls.
Carl Barks (character)

**Carl Barks** is a human man, or, according to some sources, a dognose.

## Description

A friendly man with a picturesque life, Carl Barks (once a chicken farmer) became an animator and comic artist and the de-facto biographer of Donald Duck and his entourage. Barks was the one who convinced Scrooge McDuck to let him and other Disney artists chronicle *his* life as well in the 1940's. Barks, who seemed to have a knack for getting into trouble (if wanted posters for him found in several police stations are to be believed), also took up painting later on in his life, becoming one of Scrooge McDuck's favorite painters.

## Behind the scenes

Carl Barks made numerous cameos of varying importance in comic stories, by him and by others. The first was in his own story *Sheriff of Bullet Valley* in 1948.

Interestingly, there are several stories which feature characters who are caricatures of Barks, but have different names and occupations. They include:

* Fulldrip Pulpbugle (*The Olympic Hopeful*, *The Calisota Cup*, *The Mascot*)
* Sevin Cash (*The Fall of New Atlantis*)
* Carl Parks (*Captain Duckburg*)
* Carl the Pianist (*The Time Vortex*)
Clarabelle Cow

**Clarabelle Cow** is a female anthropomorphic cow.

## Description

Clarabelle Cow is a self-important gossiper who, over the years, has lived in both the Duckburg and Mouseton suburbs. A good friend of both Daisy Duck and Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle is the girlfriend of Horace Horsecollar, though she has been known to be attracted to Goofy in the past.

## Behind the scenes

She first appeared in 1930 in *The Shindig*, although some argue that she was an elaboration on the design of a non-anthropomorphic cartoon cow who had debuted as early as *Plane Crazy* (if she is indeed a separate character, this previous cow is dubbed Carolyn).

### Voice Actresses

* Elvia Allman (Classical voice from 1933 to 1990)
* Pinto Colvig (*Ye Olden Days*)
* April Winchell (Classical voice since 1996)
Burt the Ditchdigger

**Burt the Ditchdigger** is an anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

When Fergus gave his son Scrooge a shoeshine kit for his birthday, he gave Burt an American dime Matilda had found and told him to give it to Scrooge in place of Scottish money, to teach him that there would always be people to cheat him, and to inspire him to be honest. After Scrooge finished cleaning Burt's very dirty boots, he passed out, so Burt just put the dime in his hand and left.

## Behind the scenes

Burt first appeared in 1992 in *The Last of the Clan McDuck*, though he had been created earlier in the same year for the story *Of Ducks, Dimes and Destinies*, whose release was eventually delayed to 1995.
Caliphate

Sinbad Duck's beaten-down ship nearing the Caliphate's port.

The **Caliphate** was once a powerful Middle-Eastern nation.

## Description

The Caliphate was a prosperous nation with a large and bountiful port. Ruled (for some reason) by a sultan, Scrooge Al-Duck, it was only threatened by the force that were the Bey A'Ghel Pirates; Sultan Scrooge Al-Duck was on good terms with at least one foreign lord, Al-Ghander. Sinbad Duck and Deysi, distant ancestors of Donald Duck, came from the Caliphate.

## Behind the scenes

The Caliphate is a major location in the 1985 story *The Adventures of Sinbad Duck*. It is not entirely clear if it is a fictional nation, or if "the Caliphate" is simply the citizens' way of referring to any given Caliphate which actually existed at some point or other in History.
Butchie

**Butchie** is a human boy.

## Description

In the late 1950's, Butchie was a teenage boy living in the same neighborhood of Lantzville as Oswald Rabbit and his adopted sons Lloyd and Floyd. A small-time bully, Butchie made fun of Lloyd and Floyd in 1959 when static electricity caused their tail-hair to stand on end in a, to be fair, rather ridiculous fashion. Lloyd and Floyd first came crying to Oswald, but then discovered that they could discharge the electricity through touch, and did so on Butchie.

Later, in the 1961 story Double Exposure Oswald asks Floyd and Lloyd about Floyd's black eye. They said that Butchie did it. Oswald told them to stand up to Butchie, but a little later Floyd and Lloyd are shown to both have black eyes!

## Behind the scenes

Butchie was only ever seen in the 1959 story *Supercharged*, but he was briefly mentioned in the 1961 story *Double Exposure*.
Clan McDuck

The **Clan McDuck** (before **MacDuich**) is a great Scottish clan.

The Clan McDuck by Don Rosa.

## History

Year 112 a MacDuich sold stone for Hadrians wall.

## Members

This is intended as a full list of all McDucks and McDuck-descendants. Though it should only include individuals that are directly connected to the clan. Thus disqualifying anyone on the Coot/Duck side of the family, before Donald and Della Duck, or any ancestors that lived before the scottish characters.

### Main Characters and siblings

These McDucks are only in the last generations.

* Scrooge McDuck (1867-1967)
* Donald Duck (1920-?)
* Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck (1940-?)
* Della Duck (1920-?)
* Matilda McDuck (1872-?)
* Hortense McDuck (1875-?)

### Main Ancestors

These are well-established and recurring ancestors and parents

* Jake McDuck (1840-?)
* Fergus McDuck (1835-1902)
* Angus McDuck (1829-1901)
* Quagmire McDuck (?-?)
* Titus "Dirty" Dingus McDuck (1810-?)
* Seafoam McDuck (1710-1776)
* Malcolm McDuck (Ca. 1530-december 9th 1564)
* Sir Swamphole McDuck (1190-1260)
* Sir Roast McDuck (1159-1205)
* Sir Stuft McDuck (1110-1213)
* Sir Quackly McDuck (1010-1057)
* Sir Eider McDuck (880-946)

### Rare Members

In many cases, characters will be used as the background for a single story, but do not contradict any canon.

### Disputed and Unidentified Members

The following members of the clan are either not fully identified, written out of canon, or otherwise disputed as to their existence or claim to McDuck heritage.

## References

1. ↑ https://kalleankasverige.fandom.com/sv/wiki/Havbard\_von\_Anka (on Swedish)
Butterless Buttered Popcorn

The Little Helper bounces excitedly when faced with Butterless Buttered Popcorn (in the unofficial 2020 story “An Exquisite Duck!”).

## Behind the scenes

### In

*The Good Luck Charm*
(mentioned)

**Butterless Buttered Popcorn** is a foodstuff invented by Gyro Gearloose.

## Description

Butterless Buttered Popcorn was a paradoxical invention Gyro Gearloose sought to create in the early 1950's, before his inventing career even seriously got going. Gyro eventually succeeded in 2020, to the boundless joy of his Little Helper, in creating a bucket of Butterless Buttered Popcorn, which he lazily set down in his lab before moving on to something else.**[F****ANWORK****]**

## Behind the scenes

Butterless Buttered Popcorn was mentioned as one of Gyro Gearloose's first few (planned) inventions in his very first appearance, the 1952 Carl Barks story *The Good Luck Charm*. It later appeared as a background easter-egg in the unofficial 2020 story *An Exquisite Duck!*.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ *The Good Luck Charm* (1952).
2. ↑ *Gyro's First Invention* (2002).
3. ↑ *An Exquisite Duck!* (2020).
Christmas Party at the House of Mickey Mouse

*Christmas Party at the House of Mickey Mouse* is a story from 1935. It is in the style of an illustrated poem. It features Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Morty and Ferdie, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, the Three Little Pigs, Goofy, the Three Little Wolves, the Big Bad Wolf, Pluto, and Clara Cluck.

## Description

The gang comes to Mickey's House for a christmas party. They exchange gifts. The Big Bad Wolf attempts to crash the party with his three nephews, but they are appeased when they, too, receive a gift.

## Behind the scenes

*A Christmas Party at the House of Mickey Mouse* was given to employees of the Walt Disney Company in 1935 as a christmas card. It was reproduced in 2017 as the annual gift for Gold Members of the Disney-owned website D23. It has been theorized by Rob Klein that it may have also been printed in the December 1935 edition of *Mickey Mouse Magazine*.1

## References

1. http://featherysociety.proboards.com/thread/623/disney-christmas-card-1935
Chez Pierre

Donald Duck rushing into “Chez Pierre”.

The ***Chez Pierre*** is a restaurant somewhere in the United States of America.

## Description

*Chez Pierre*, a restaurant and café, is a typical "swanky" establishment — complete with an overly-mannered waiter of an owner, the secretly bullying Pierre. In September of 1947, Donald Duck attempted to buy a cup of coffee there to get out of the rain, and ended up getting into an argument with Pierre, who was outraged at Donald's lack of proper etiquette (which had culminated in Donald taking out his own lunchbox and proposing to eat its contents on Pierre's table). Pierre ended up taking Donald to court, but soon regretted it, as the sentence passed on Donald (ten days washing dishes at Pierre's) allowed the duck in the sailor suit to break as many dishes as he liked in petty vengeance!

## Behind the scenes

The *Chez Pierre* first appeared in the 1948 cartoon *The Trial of Donald Duck*, and was also featured in its comic adaptation.
Charlie Hatfield

## Charlie Hatfield(Rain's World)

 **Charlie Hatfield** was the mortal name of Rain's World parodical version of **the Hatbox Ghost**.

## Description

In comparison with the original Hatbox Ghost of the Prime Universe, Charlie Hatfield died comparatively youngand his spectral ability of teleporting his head between his shoulders and his hatboxes is, according to his diary, triggered by his thinking about the concept of cheese, much to his embarrassment; he commonly appears in a form identical to who he was when alive, but retains his Prime self's' dislike for Constance Hatchaway.

## Behind the scenes

Rain's World's parody version of the Hatbox Ghost first appeared in 2017 in the short story *Hatbox Diary*, and was established as the main character of the *Charlie's Head Is In The Hatbox* series.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ *Rain's Blog*, **Link** (2017).
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Hatbox Diary* (2017).
3. ↑ *Into the Hatverse* (2020).
Chloroplast

## Chloroplasts

**Chloroplasts**, in reality mere sub-cellular organisms, were once dreamed by Scrooge McDuck to be a microscopic sapient species in their own right.

## Description

In a dream Scrooge McDuck experienced in 1983, anthropomorphic Chloroplasts were a fully-fledged species, a “nation” of which existed in every leaf of every tree. Locked in an unending war with the “Terrible Bacteria Boys”, these Chloroplasts were green humanoids; those of the oak tree leaf visited by the Ducks in the dream were ruled by a wizened old overlord known as Chloroplast Prime. The Chloropasts spoke English and had done so for centuries, with their ancestors first having heard the human language when it was carried on the wind into their leaves.

## Behind the scenes

The Chloropasts first appeared in the 1983 comic story *Plantastic Voyage*.
Brutus

**Brutus** is a male alien.

## Description

After her planet's two species stopped their generations-old war and left their homeworld behind, brutish Brutus was the only member of his species to stubbornly remain and continue the fight, with Lilathia as his counterpart from the other side. Their ongoing war turned into more of a neighborly feud as the two settled down in houses on two hills next to each other.

Lilathia and Brutus both owned Speedster Void Ships, leading them to attempt to end their conflict in 2019 on the basis of a multi-dimensional race. However, as refereed by a passing Marksmanship-522, the race ended in a tie, and Lilathia and Brutus found that this was all they could have hoped for; this feud was their life, and they were overjoyed to have an excuse to continue it forever. In thanks, Lilathia gave Marksmanship her Speedster, with which he returned to the Cupid Homewrodl (she'd previously destroyed his Fog Ship to pressure him into acting as the arbiter of the race).

Lilathia and Brutus were later invited to a big party in the Cupid Homeworld to celebrate one Cupid saving the multiverse from the machinations of a splinter group of the Collective of the Retconning Crocodiles, who had acquired, and were planning to use, a Reality Bomb.

## Behind the scenes

Brutus is one of the main guest characters of the 2019 story *Marksmanship-522 and the Multi-Dimensional Race*. He reappeared alongside Lilathia in the choose-your-own-adventure 2020 anniversary release *Multiverse Mayhem: A Multiple-Choice Cupid Caper*.
Brian Belew

Logo of Belew's website.

**Brian Belew** is an American comic artist.

## Career

Brian Belew described himself on his personal website as “a packaging designer, graphic designer and illustrator”, whose designs were used, among others, by Apple, Cisco Systems and Nvidia. His comic book work has been published by SLG Publishing and Image Comics.

Brian Belew's primary point of intersection with the Prime Universe was *Part One* of the *Mystery of the Manse* series in the mid-2000's, which provided a potential backstory for the Haunted Mansion and its Ghost Host. A supporting character in a later installment of the series, the crooked pirate attorney Brian Belew, was ostensibly named after him.

## Behind the scenes

### External links

* **Official website (archived)**
* **Official Twitter account**
Charlie's Dad

**Charlie's Dad** is a male anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

This tall, strong, benevolent man is the father of Charlie, a classmate of Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck's. He is a stereotypical heroic fireman, as he revealed on Parents Visiting Day in 2020, to which event he brought an adorable cat he had just rescued the same morning.

## Behind the scenes

Charlie's Dad appears in the unofficial 2020 comic story *Super-Unca!* in flashback form.
Burglary in Berlin

**Burglary in Berlin** (titled **Indbrud i Berlin** in the original Danish) is a 2017 story written by Pat & Carol McGreal and drawn by Cèsar Ferioli Pelaez. It features Donald Duck, Junior Woodchucks, Mickey Mouse, Phantom Blot, Peg-Leg Pete and in his debut Count Hopfner.

## Plot

The Junior Woodchuck Guidebook will be exhibited in Berlin and Donald and the nephews will go there to watch over it together with Mickey Mouse. But the Phantom Blot and Peg-Leg Pete steals it. Now Donald and Mickey have to get the book back...

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed in Danish *Anders And & co* 30/2016. It has not yet been printed in English.
Daphne Duck

**Daphne Duck** was a female anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Daphne Duck was the mother of Gladstone Gander. By most accounts, Daphne is the daughter of Grandma and Grandpa Duck, the paternal aunt of Donald Duck and Della Duck, the sister-in-law of Hortense McDuck, the aunt-in-law of Mr. Duck, and also the maternal grand-aunt of Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck on their maternal grandfather's side, although one singular account holds that it was Daphne's husband Goosetave who was a blood relation of Donald's as the son of Grandma Duck, while Daphne was a mere in-law. Daphne is extremely lucky due to a travelling magician having painted a lucky sign on the Ducks' barn on the day she was born. She married wealthy Goosetave Gander and had three sons, Gladstone, Sadstone and one who remains unnamed but would become the father of Shamrock, as well as a similarly anonymous daughter. Daphne was a very affectionate mother to Gladstone, and, when he was a toddler, often took him for walks through the countryside, often in the very picturesque valley of Mount Snowy, where Gladstone found his very first four-leaved clover.

Due to having grown up on her mother Grandma Duck's farm, she valued hard work in spite of her luck rendering it unneeded, unlike her lucky son; due to this, the luck allowing her to succeed in every endeavor she tried, she died  extremely rich, living in Portofino. She and her husband reportedly died from "overeating at a public picnic", which, according to one account, was a simplified "official story" for their dying of their food having contained shards of glass due to an accident — the existence of this accident and its ability to harm the lucky Daphne having been due to that day being Gladstone's year unlucky birthday.**[F****ANWORK****]**

## Gallery

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

Daphne Duck first appeared in the 1950's in Carl Barks's first Duck Family Tree, although in this version, Barks had drawn her closer to the look that would eventually be attributed to Lulubelle Loon. She has made several appearances ever since.

Probably by pure coincidence, a blonde-haired female duck by the name of Daphne Duck briefly appeared in the 1980 independant comic series *Dick Duck*, by Jim Engel, as the titular main character's love interest.

### Notes and references

1. ↑ According to the unlicensed *The White Balloon*
2. ↑ Abril's Duck Family Tree.
3. ↑ According to Don Rosa's 1998 story *The Sign of the Triple Distlefink*.
4. ↑ It is, in fact, unthinkable that Sadstone could ever have been married.
5. ↑ According to the 1995 Italian story *Rivoglio il quadrifoglio!*, written by Fabio Michelini and drawn by Alessandro Barbucci.
6. ↑ According to an interview given in 2009 by Don Rosa.
7. ↑ Carl Barks's first Duck Family Tree
8. ↑ According to the unlicensed *The White Balloon*.
Carter-1277

**Carter-1277** is a male Mark 13 Clockwork Cherub.

## Description

Carter-1277 is a member of the Department of Problem-Solving. An archeologist through and through, Carter is never happier than when the Department is working on a case involving "ancient history, long-dead kings and unsealed tombs", a wish he got on several occasions, not least of which the unearthing of the crashed Wellsian spacecraft on Morningstar 1 in 2019. Carter is also a very talkative character, often acting as the rest of the team's spokesman to Pythe.

## Behind the scenes

Carter-1277 first appeared in the 2019 story *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving*.
Canonicity of Pixar Films

This article is to describe the canonicity of the Disney/Pixar films. The titles in italics are the names of the films, while the comments in parentheses describe the canon relation to the comics. See also: *Walt Disney Classics, Canonicity of Silly Symphonies.*

## Description

* *Toy Story* (canonical as an alternate universe part of the Heart Kingdoms, as per *Kingdom Hearts III*. Also shown to be canon in *Disney Sorcerer's Arena*)
	+ *Toy Story 2*
	+ *Toy Story 3*
	+ *Toy Story 4*
* *A Bug's Life* (shown as canonical by some Disney Parks events such as *Stitch and Friends Summer Surprise*, and by *Disney Sorcerer's Arena*)
* *Monsters, Inc.* (canonical as an alternate universe as per *Disney Sorcerer's Arena*)
	+ *Monsters University*
* *Finding Nemo* (canon as per *Disney Sorcerer's Arena*. Nemo also appears in *Brother Bear* in a split-second cameo)
	+ *Finding Dory*
* *The Incredibles* (shown as canon in *Princess Academy,* *Villainous!*, and *Disney Sorcerer's Arena*)
	+ *The Incredibles 2*
* *Cars* (never shown as canon to the comics, universe is incompatible)
	+ *Cars 2*
	+ *Cars 3*
	+ *Planes*
		- *Planes 2*
	+ *Planes 2*
* *Ratatouille* (never shown as canon to the comics)
* *Wall-E* (never shown as canon to the comics, universe is incompatible)
* *Up* (shown as canon to the comics in *World of Color*)
* *Brave* (shown as canon to the comics in *Sofia the First*, *It's a Small World: The Animated Series*, and *Disney Sorcerer's Arena*)
* *Inside Out* (canonical as an alternate universe as per *Disney Sorcerer's Arena*)
* *The Good Dinosaur* (never shown as canon to the comics, universe is incompatible)
* *Coco* (never shown as canon to the comics, universe is incompatible)

* *Onward* (canonical to an alternate universe as per *Disney Sorcerer's Arena*)
Brawl in the Family

Series logo.

***Brawl in the Family*** was a comic miniseries, serving as the launch of *Darkwing Duck* comics in the U.S.A.

## Description

The four chapters of *Brawl in the Family* adapt the story of *Darkly Dawns The Duck*, the feature-length pilot of the animated series — with incidental changes in the dialogue and a few plot differences, most notably Taurus Bulba being directly responsible for the explosion of St. Canard Tower rather than it being an accidental consequence of Darkwing's meddling with the Ram Rod.

### List of stories

1. *Darkly Dawns The Duck*
2. *For Whom The Bull Toils!*
3. *Fowl Play!*
4. *The End of the Beginning!*

## Behind the scenes

This series was released through a series of four unique monthly issues separate from the numbering of any later *Darkwing Duck* book, often known as the *Darkwing Duck Limited Series*.
Brian's Children

**Brian's Children** are two human girls.

## Description

In 2020, these two girls were taken to Walt Disney World by their parents, their mother, a friend of Goofy's, having decided to do so after a conversation with him. Much to the children's joy, they ran into Goofy again *while* in Walt Disney World.

## Behind the scenes

Brian's Children appear in the 2020 narrative commercial *Coffee Shop Conversation*.

Due to commercials rarely possessing end credits, the identities of the child actresses who portrayed these two characters remain unknown to the Wiki. Any information would be much appreciated.
Butterfly Tribe

The Elders of the Butterfly Tribe.

The **Butterfly Tribe** are an independent jungle-dwelling people from Costa Rica.

## History and Description

The Butterfly Tribe dwell in Butterfly Valley in the jungles of Costa Rica. Though they conceal themselves from the outside world, and have their own government, they are not unaware of the world around them and make a point of having one of their numbers know the English language at all times.

The Tribe considers it their sacred duty to watch over the Butterflies of Eternal Life, and this is the reason for which they went into hiding when Europeans began to settle the land, as they feared the conquerors' greed would lead them to try and steal the enchanted crystals which preserve the Butterflies' immortality. They once described their reverence to the Butterflies as a belief that they were the incarnation of "the soul of the Jungle".

Though they do not possess much in the way of technology, the Tribe's citadel and its centerpiece (the Temple of Life) are stunning works of architecture, and they also know how to brew very powerful sleeping potions.

## Behind the scenes

The Butterfly Tribe appear in the 2017 story of the same name, a sequel to the 1962 *Uncle Scrooge and the Bodacious Butterfly Trail*.
Celebration-665

**Celebration-665** is a Mark 7 Clockwork Cherub.

## Description

A member of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, Celebration-665 is an endlessly cheerful party-goer who is always looking for an opportunity to organise a shindig of some sort. When the Copper-Colored Council of Elders opened a Suggestion Box, he suggested the Crew invite the Gang of the Green Gorilla to the Cupid Homeworld for a party, a suggestion so reckless it prompted the Elders to resolve to organise a seminar on proper security.

## Behind the scenes

Celebration-665 first appeared in 2019's *The Cupid Suggestion Box*.
Business Before Pleasure

First page of the story.

***Business Before Pleasure*** is a comic story drawn by Tony Strobl. It features Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, as well as the debuts of Old Man Dripple, Mr Guff, two unnamed lawyers and Butch.

## Synopsis

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Inside the Elm City Bank, two men are speaking to the manager. They explain that their client is in the Bahamas and needs more money. However, to the two men's surprise, the bank manager explains that the bank have cancelled any procedures like that, and if he needs money, he has to collect it himself. The bank manager then proceeds to fire the men. However, while the two men walk away, they realise that the bank manager has done them a favour. They drive off out of Elm City.

Back in Duckburg, Donald and the triplets are getting in the car for their vacation when the two men drive past, shocked at Donald. They further their plot idea because of him. Then, after whispering their plot, they drive in front of Donald's driveway.

    Donald gets out his car and complains; the men want to talk to him.

    Huey, Dewey and Louie get impatient. But, then the men give Donald $100 so they can pick up some clothes at a shop. Then, on the way there, Donald explains the plan to the triplets. It's as follows: the lawyers want Donald to "stand in" for a rich client in some money matter. The triplets are amazed. Huey asks Donald if he used to live there, and Donald explains how no one would recognise him now. And, in the distance, the two men chuckle to themselves and explain that as soon as they get the loot, they'll scram!

    Donald gets the money and takes it to the men on the outskirts of town. But, before he gives them the money, he gets distracted by a hill. He tells his nephews about a game they used to play up there: Roll-a-Log.

     He gets on the log and starts rolling it, and then says the line *"I think I'll sort of miss Old Man Dripple… the town grouch!"* The nephews want to know who he was, and in a shed in the distance, the two men think he's goofing off. Donald tells the triplets about him, and then rolls down the hill.

     He ends up in the front garden of Old Man Dripple, and is instantly recognised. The two men realise the mistake they've made and run away!

Donald goes away, but gets distracted *again*. This time by where he used to play ball, but when he gets there, he is interrupted by Mr Guff.

Then the two men run by and are arrested. Donald clears everything up with the police, and then him and his nephews go on holiday.

### References

* The story takes place in Duckburg and Elm City. Donald Duck used to live in the latter city in the days of his “early boyhood”.

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed in 1962 in *Donald Duck* #85. It was also printed in English in the Australian *Donald Duck* #76.
Chester

## Fictional Character:Chester(2017 Continuum)

**Chester the Interdimensional Imp** was a fictional imp, in truth a persona constructed by Flintheart Glomgold.

## Description

In 2018, using a stolen Time-Teaser, Flintheart Glomgold resolved to try and drive his archnemesis Scrooge McDuck mad. As part of these operations, he disguised himself as a mischievous interdimensional imp by the name of Chester, and it is as Chester that he played various mean tricks on Scrooge using the Time-Teaser. He allowed Scrooge (but only ever Scrooge) to catch a few glimpses of “Chester”, so that he would sound even crazier to his family, raving about how it was an imp named Chester who was responsible for all his troubles. The Ducks nevertheless ended up figuring out that Glomgold was behind Scrooge's “illness” and tricking him into confessing his charade.

## Behind the scenes

Chester appears in the 2019 *DuckTales 2017* episode *The 87 Cent Solution*.
Carmelina

**Señorita Carmelina** is a female anthropomorphic bird whose exact species is unclear.

## Description

A beautiful young woman with a love for flowers, of which she grows many in her garden, Carmelina was once courted by Panchito Pistoles, who took months to get her to agree to go on a date with him. In preparation for said date, Panchito visited a barbershop; the potent hair lotion he was given ended up ruining the date before it even began as the smell attracted a herd of dogs who tore poor Carmelina's garden apart.

## Behind the scenes

Carmelina only appears in the 1944 one-pager *Onerous Odor*.
A Touch of Humor

First page of the story.

***A Touch of Humor*** is a comic story written by an unknown writer and drawn by Bob Gregory. It features Scrooge McDuck, Donald Duck and Daisy Duck.

## Plot

For the first time in his life, Scrooge McDuck is sick and stuck at home. As this has never happened to him before, Scrooge hasn't a clue how to while away the time now that he can't work; so he calls in Donald and Daisy to humor him until he gets back to health. His interests turn out to be rather a chore for those not fascinated by business, however.

## Behind the scenes

This story was only ever published in English in the 1954 *Donald Duck* #59. It is also notable for solidifying the idea that Scrooge has never had a conventional cold in his life, and for its unusual depiction of Scrooge's housing in the first panel — an almost bungalow-like house that is a sharp contrast to McDuck Manor.
Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers (Disney Comics)

The Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers comic book published by Disney Comics is the first of two different comic book series based on the animated television series of the same name. It was one of the company's eight initial titles and ran for nineteen issues from the company's launch in April 1990 to October 1991.

Like the DuckTales comic that ran alongside it, the Rescue Rangers comic regularly ran multi-part stories that would span over at least two issues. The first two issues were a condensed comic adaptation of the show's 5-part "origin episode", "To the Rescue", and issue #3 (which was the first part of a 4-issue arc) was loosely based on the episode "Piratsy Under the Seas".

Issues #7 and #14 were issues that took breaks from the regular content of the book. the seventh issue presented three stories intended for overseas comic distribution, presented as flashbacks the Rangers have during the time between issues #6 and #8, while the fourteenth issue contained English translations of three stories originally printed in Le Journal de Mickey.

Due to the Disney Comics Implosion, the Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers title was cancelled in November 1991, and as a result, the 20th issue, mentioned on the letters page of the final published issue, never saw print. Disney would publish several new Rescue Rangers comic stories in Disney Adventures from then through September 1994, but the story planned for issue #20 was never printed.
Castle McDuck (2017 Continuum)

**Castle McDuck** is the ancestral castle of the McDucks in the 2017 Continuum, a counterpart to the original Castle McDuck.

## Description

Much like the original Castle McDuck, this imposing family home in Dismal Downs is the haunted ancestral home of the Clan McDuck, replete with secret passages of all kinds (courtesy of Sir Swamphole), which, in this case, house a demonic hound alongside the treasure of the Knights Templar. The Castle also includes a large dining room and a library, alongside hallways lined with portraits of nearly all McDucks.

The Castle was destroyed in some unknown event around the turn of the 20th century, while it was still inhabited by Fergus McDuck and his wife; to give them back their home, their son Scrooge McDuck acquired druidic rune-stones and attempted to manipulate them to rebuild the Castle. He more or less succeeded, but his inexperience with sorcery resulted in a few mystical side-effects; from then on, the inhabitants of the house (Fergus and Downy) would become immortal, and the mists surrounding the castle would only lift once every five years to allow safe passage.

## Behind the scenes

Castle McDuck appears in the 2018 episode of *DuckTales 2017*, *The Secret(s) of Castle McDuck* — whose release, interestingly enough, is two months late of the original Castle's debut's 70th anniversary.
Bubba McDubba

## Bubba McDubba(2017 Continuum)

**Bubba McDubba** is a young anthropomorphic duck and the 2017 Continuum's counterpart of Bubba Duck.

## Description

An early ancestor of Clan McDuck, Bubba was attempting to retrieve a golden artifact when Louie and Launchpad arrived from the future. Bubba was zapped with the energies of Gyro Gearloose's Time Tub, which caused him to be brought to present day McDuck Manor.

He soon befriended Dewey and Webby, while Huey was baffled by Bubba's defiance of his expectations regarding cave ducks. Bubba helped the residents of the manor deal with various other time-displaced beings, before being returned to his own time, bringing back with him the club of the first-known ancestor of Clan McDuck — paradoxically indicating that he *was* that caveduck, as further confirmed when, inspired by the sight of Scrooge McDuck's top hat, he carved himself a piece of stone headgear resembling one, completing the image.

## Behind the scenes

Bubba McDubba was introduced in the *DuckTales* 2017 episode "Timephoon." Though mostly an updated version of Bubba the Cave Duck from the original *DuckTales*, his advanced skills and implied connection to Clan McDuck resemble the comics character Muk-duk. He was also alluded to in the comic story *Countdown to Termination*.
Chez Swann

Donald Duck and Gladstone Gander enjoying (well, one of them is enjoying) a dinner at the “Chez Swann”.

## Behind the scenes

### In

*Some Ducks Have All The Luck*

The **Chez Swann** is a restaurant in Duckburg.

## Description

The Chez Swann is a restaurant in Duckburg. It opened in 1987. Gladstone Gander won an invitation to it's grand opening, for dinner for two. He meant to invite Daisy Duck, but she could not come. Gladstone was then obliged to invite Donald Duck instead. While Donald enjoyed the dinner, Gladstone did not, but this was due to the presence of Donald, and not any reflection on the restaurant itself. The restaurant has been described by Gladstone as "the swankiest restaurant in Duckburg".

## Behind the scenes

The Chez Swann first appeared in 1987 in *Some Ducks Have All The Luck*.
It appears to be named after the famous French novel *Du côté de chez Swann*.
Cackleburg

Sign to Cackleburg.

**Cackleburg** is a town somewhere in the United States of America.

## Description

A pleasant country town located in an idyllic "hill country" a reasonable drive away from Mouseton, Cackleburg describes itself as “the egg capital of the world” and is indeed home to a number of homespun chicken breeders. Among them is Melissie, a cousin of Goofy's at whose place Goofy often comes to stay. A quiet sort of place, Cackleburg hadn't seen a single crime wave in 99 years when, in 1974, Emil Eagle began abducting chickens as part of a crazy scheme.

## Behind the scenes

Cackleburg is the setting of the 1974 story *A Whistle in the Dark*.
Captain Foghorn (2017 Continuum)

**Captain Farley Foghorn** is an anthropomorphic duck and the 2017 Continuum's counterpart to Captain Foghorn.

## Description

Captain Foghorn, in every identical to his Prime Universe counterpart, attended the first McDuck Enterprises Christmas party in the 1960's, attempting to get Scrooge McDuck's attention to fund his project of an uncrashable airship, the *Hindentanic*. Foghorn later crossed paths with Scrooge and Goldie O'Gilt as part of an adventure, touting about a peculiar glass eye that later turned out to simply be a marble.

## Behind the scenes

This version of Foghorn was first mentioned in the *DuckTales 2017* episode *The Golden Lagoon of White Agony Plains* before making an actual appearance in the Season 2 Christmas special, *Last Christmas*.

According to *Frank Angones and the Suspenders of Disbelief*, Foghorn was meant to have more lines in *Last Christmas*, revealing that the "investment" he had for Scrooge was none other than the Uncrashable Hindentanic; however, this reference had to be cut for time.
Burger Beagle

**Burger Beagle** is an anthropomorphic dog and a member of the Beagle Boys.

## Description

He is the son of Ma Beagle and the brother to her numerous children. He is always hungry and has cravings for all kinds of food. His prison number is 761176.

## Behind the Scenes

He is one of the most frequently recurring Beagle Boys in *DuckTales*, the show in which he debuted. He also appeared in *DuckTales Remastered*, where he guards Dewey's cage.
Chisel McSue

**Chisel McSue** is an anthropomorphic fox, whose ancestors had several encounters with Scrooge McDuck's ancestors. He currently lives in Duckburg as a member of the Billionaires Club, and often tries to get the better of Scrooge through dishonest means.

## Description

The last heir of a long line of swindlers, Chisel McSue is a recurring adversary of Scrooge McDuck. Often relying on old scams from this ancestors (who have always opposed the McDucks), McSue has tried numerous times to seize control of Scrooge's fortune.

## McSue Clan

As the last of his clan, Chisel is entitled to any heritage of his ancestors. Though it is never clear how much of his heritage is left, he has become wealthy somehow.

**Swindle McSue**: scammed Seafoam McDuck out of all his possessions. However, as Seafoam refused to relinquish his golden teeth, Chisel used this as an opportunity to swindle Scrooge McDuck as well.

**Finagle McSue**: was apparently absent in the battle with Canute the Brute.

## Behind the scenes

He first appeared in 1953 in *The Horseradish Story*, but was reused by Tony Strobl for The What-Zit Bird, though he was not named in that story. He was however named when he returned in Canute the Brute's Battle Axe.
Chaos of the Cantankerous Cashier

According to currently-unsourced claims, *Chaos of the Cantankerous Cashier* is an upcoming episode of *DuckTales 2017*.

## Synopsis

*Dewey and Launchpad spend the holidays attempting to climb the social ladder, and Glomgold intervenes, seemingly the ideal boss. Meanwhile, Scrooge reluctantly teams up with Gizmoduck to protect Duckburg from another attack by the Beagle Boys.*