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Danny Rogers

**Daniel "Danny" Rogers** is a human man.

## Description

The high-spirited son of Wendy Darling and her husband Edward, younger sibling to Jane, Danny loved stories of Peter Pan and Neverland, in which he decidedly believed. While still 4, lived through the London Blitz, but kept a positive attitude, his young age preventing him from grasping the gravity of what was occurring around him.

## Behind the scenes

Danny first appeared in 2002 in *Return to Neverland*. Interestingly, J. M. Barrie's novel mentions Jane, but has her be an only child.

### Voice Actors

* Andrew McDonough (*Return to Neverland*)

### Notes and References

1. ↑ According to *Disneystrology*.
2. ↑ He is supposedly 4 years old in 1940.
Coffee Shop Conversation

***Coffee Shop Conversation*** is a live-action webcast featuring Goofy, Brian, his wife and their children.

## Plot

Hanging out with her in a coffee shop, Goofy listens to a friend of his explaining her choice to go to Walt Disney World.

## Behind the scenes

A commercial for a promotion on tickets to Walt Disney World, short was released on YouTube in January of 2020 on the official Disney Park YouTube channel.
Cupid Fact File No. 643 — The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias

***Cupid Fact File #643 — The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias*** is a prose story, written by Aristide Twain. A *Cupid Fact File*, it features the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids (including Discovery-664, the Scarlet Wings and their leader Amity-964, and Amadeo-378) and, in their debuts, the titular Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias, including D123-Blackheart and their creator Eris. The goddess Eris is herself mentioned, as is the Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries.

## Description

In a Fact File, the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids looks back on its first encounter with their shadowy counterparts from a parallel dimension, the hate-spreading Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias — beginning with the curious disappearance of Discovery-664.

### References

* The Discordia Homeland, being an inverse counterpart to the Cupid Homeworld, is “a strange dimension consisting entirely of volcanoes constantly belching out clouds of smoke”, with the clouds of smoke being what the Discordias live on, much as the Cupids do on the clouds of their blue-sky-filled Homeworld.
* Smog Ships, used by the Discordias, resemble Fog Ships except for having “black, toxic smoke” as their outer coating instead of Celestial Foam.
* The hate-spreading Discordias' counterparts to Love Potion-coated Cupid Arrows are golden Apples of Discord, which “are thrown at their targets and explode like bombs, dousing them in hate and strife”.

### Continuity

* Amadeo-378 was first mentioned in *Cupid Fact File No. 177 — The Green Gorillas* (2019) and Amity-964 in *Cupid Fact File No. 184 — The Mob of the Maroon Magpie* (2019).
* The Discordias would reappear in a greater role in later stories, including *Darius and the Discordias* (2020).
* Amity-964 uses a Two-Way Communicator, a device previously introduced in *Acquaintanceship-982 and the Missing Mail Mystery* (2019).

## Behind the scenes

This short story was released in 2019 on the *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* website.
Department of Cupid Anatomy

## The Department of Cupid Anatomy

 The **Department of Cupid Anatomy** is one of the Departments of the Cupid Intelligence Institute, itself a subdivision of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.

## Description

The Cupids' Department of Cupid Anatomy is an organization devoted to studying the anatomy of new members of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. They once examined Pessimist-242 to try and explain his mysteriously dour temper, positing (to the outrage of the Department of Physics) that he might possess a negatronic brain in place of a positronic one.

## Behind the scenes

The Department of Cupid Anatomy was mentioned in 2019's *Acquaintanceship-982 and the Missing Mail Mystery*.
Council of Frogs

## The Council of Frogs

The **Council of Frogs** is a mysterious group, presumably made up of sentient or anthropomorphic frogs from another universe.

## Description

Feared by the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, the Council of Frogs is one of the interdimensional authorities which seek to regulate contact between parallel universes. Though minor meddling is beneath their notice, they disapprove of attempts to conquer other universes' than one's own, leading the Cupids to limit themselves to simple interference without making any efforts to conquer other dimensions outright.

## Behind the scenes

The Council of Frogs was first mentioned in 2019 in *Cupid Fact File No. 001 — The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*.
Collection of the Camouflaged Chameleons

## The Collection of theCamouflaged Chameleons

The **Collection of the Camouflaged Chameleons** is a malevolent secret organization.

## Description

The Collective of the Camouflaged Chameleons are a secret society of mutant chameleons, one of the Horde of the Violet Hare's numerous copycats-slash-rivals. A member of the Collection was once captured by the Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries and imprisoned in Research Laboratory 6. It escaped in the great breakout organised by Pessimist-242 in 2019, helping with the team effort by using his ability to perfectly mimic voices.

## Behind the scenes

The Collection of the Camouflaged Chameleons only ever appeared in the 2019 *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* story *Pessimist and the Dromedaries*.
Cueball Twins

## The Cueball Twins

The **Cueball Twins** are two human men.

## Description

The Cueball Twins are a pair of hardened criminals, recognizable by their being identical twins and by their bald heads. In Spring 1959, they were the subject of a city-wide search in Lantzville, but eluded capture thanks to false beards and wigs. They were, however, recognized by Lloyd and Floyd Rabbit, whom they abducted for fear of being denounced, taking them along on a bank heist that very evening. Luckily, Lloyd and Floyd were able to manipulate events so that the Cueballs were finally arrested.

## Behind the scenes

The Cueball Twins were only ever seen in the 1959 story *Supercharged*.
Clockwork Cherub

## Clockwork Cherubs

Colonel-028, an early model of Clockwork Cherub.

**Clockwork Cherubs** are a type of robots created by “the Creator”.

## Description

The Clockwork Cherubs were created by an Earth scientist with the likeness of the god Cupid, and make up the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. They are fully sentient copper robots with somewhat puzzling internal workings.
Save for the anomaly that is the Mark II Cupid Juliet-178, all Clockwork Cherubs are male, likely due to the original god being himself male. Being robots, of course, the Cherubs "reproduce" asexually, and, indeed, it is somewhat ironic but inescapable no Cherub has ever been known to display romantic affection of their own.

### Internal Anatomy

The seat of Clockwork Cherubs' intelligence is their Positronic Brain, located inside their spherical, metallic skulls. They also have gemstone hearts, which seem to play a role in their personality; most Cupids have rose-quartzes for hearts, but some are born with different gems, such as diamonds, which translates to more "exceptional" personalities.

Clockwork Cherubs also possess crystalline kidneys, which, as in organic beings, play a role in digesting food if they are ever led to ingest any — though they do not very often have to use them for this purpose, being robots. The crystalline kidneys vibrate at various frequencies, and if two Cherubs' kidneys vibrate at the *same* frequency, they will feel each other's presence when they are close, an effect weaponized by the members of the Department of Problem-Solving.

### Birth & Naming

Birthed in great batches by the Great Foundries, they are redesigned every 100 units; as Cupids rarely die and do not age, owing to their mechanical nature, Cupids of various designs cohabit peacefully in the Cupid Homeworld.

The Cherubs are released with a serial number attached to them. Each design is called a “Mark”; hence the Cupids 001 through 99 were "Mark 1"s, 100 through 199 were Mark 2s, and so on. Most Cupids later choose to add a name to their number, possibly based on their personality.

### List of Known Clockwork Cherubs

* ***List of Pages about Clockwork Cherubs***

### Others

In 2019, Juliet-178's actions led to the creation of hundreds of copies of herself, who therefore resembled Mark 2s, but were not part of the official numberings. All referring to themselves as Juliet, the Sisters of Juliet struggled to find some consistent way of numbering themselves and eventually gave up, as the enterprise was rather futile, all Juliets being more or less identical.

## Behind the scenes

The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids (whose members are all Cherubs) was first seen in February of 2019.
Coast Brothers

## The Coast Brothers

The **Coast Brothers** were a group of three dognoses.

## Description

These 17th century privateers (members of the Beagle Boys' family line) appeared to be in possession of a letter of marque which legitimized their ownership of some treasure they had acquired. The straight-on pirate Morgan Duck robbed them of it and hid the treasure, which finally resurfaced in 2004 thanks to the investigations of Ludwig von Drake and his nephew Fethry; a trio of modern Beagle Boys tailed the Ducks, intent on stealing the treasure, as they were unaware of being its rightful owners.

## Behind the scenes

The Coast Brothers were only ever mentioned in *The Beagle Boys and the Last Pirate*.

The Coast Brothers have a highly interesting background. They are, in the original Italian, known as the *Fratelli della Costa*, literally the "Brothers of the Coast", though "Coast Brothers" is also an acceptable, if literal, translation. The crux of the matter is that *Fratelli della Costa* is also the name of the informal organization of privateers (and later straight-up pirates) known in English as the Brethren of the Coast.

Thus, in the original, the reveal that the Coast Brothers of *The Last Pirate* were a genuine set of siblings, as opposed to a *fraternity* or *brethren*, was a sort of pun on the famous *Fratelli* — a play on words which, of course, was more or less lost in translation. It is somewhat notable that historically, Henry Morgan (on whom Morgan Duck is based) was a privateer and the informal founder of the Brethren of the Coast, as opposed to a ruthless pirate who antagonized them as Morgan Duck is depicted.

Interestingly, the English translation of *Donald Duck and the Treasure Island* has Yardleap again refer to pirates in general as "the Coast Brothers" in a translation of a reference to the *Fratelli della Costa*. (In this context, it is clear that he refers to pirates in general as opposed to *the* Coast Brothers in this story.)
Clothing Maketh Them Mad

First & only page of the story.

 ***Clothing Maketh Them Mad*** is a comic story written and drawn by Aristide Twain. It features Dandy-432 and Pythagoras-858 of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, as well as an implicit reference to Sherlock Holmes.

## Plot

Dandy-432 decides to overhaul Pythagoras-858's wardrobe to bring it more in line with his idea of a well-dressed detective…

## Behind the scenes

*Clothing Maketh Them Mad* was released on May the 13th, 2020 on the *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* website.
Danger Rangers

The **Danger Rangers** are a villainous organization created to oppose the heroic Rescue Rangers.

## Description

The Danger Rangers were assembled by Glitch due to her rivalry with fellow mouse inventor Gadget Hackwrench.

### Members

* Glitch
* Scratch
* Sniff
* Orgo
* Digger

## Behind the scenes

The Danger Rangers were introduced in the Boom Studios *Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers* comic story *Stranger Danger*.
Bluffer Duck

**Sheriff Bluffer Duck** was a male anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Bluffer Duck was Donald Duck's great-grandfather, and as much a mix of bravery and ego as Donald himself. He had his initials "B.D." engraved on all his belongings, such as his golden cufflinks. The sheriff of a small Wild West town, he rose to fame when he appeared to single-handedly save it from a gang of masked raiders during a shootout in nearby Carbine Canyon, for which act he was recorded in *The History of the Wild West* and the town renamed in his honor, becoming known as Duck's Bluff.

In truth, however, Bluffer had achieved his victory not through marksmanship but through cleverness; disguised as one of the Masked Raiders, he sneaked into their camp and then threw a fistful of bullets into their campfire, making them believe that they were under attack from a much greater force than they actually were. At any rate, Bluffer then retired and got married. One of his children, Humperdink, became a farmer and the husband of Elvira Coot.

Some time around 1942, Donald Duck was met with the ghost of his buffalo-hunting "grandpappy", Grandpa Duck. Though Grandpa Duck is a name most commonly associated with Humperdink Duck, when Daisy Duck created an outdoors family tree by hanging Duck family portraits on a literal "tree", the portrait of Grandpa Humperdink was distinct from that of the Grandpa whose ghost Donald had encountered, who was instead labelled “Donald's great-grandfather”. This would suggest that this Grandpa Duck was in fact Bluffer.

## Behind the scenes

Bluffer Duck is mentioned in the 1959 story *Duck's Bluff Story*.
Day of the Only Child

A still from the episode featuring Huey Duck and Launchpad in Junior Woodchuck guise.

## Crew

### Director(s)

Dana Terrace
Tanner Johnson

### Main Cast

Danny Pudi (as Huey Duck)
Ben Schwartz (as Dewey Duck)
Bobby Moynihan (as Louie Duck)
Kate Micucci (as Webby Vanderquack)
Beck Bennett (as Launchpad McQuack)
John Gemberling (as Doofus Drake)
Eric Bauza (as the Beagle Boys)
Yuri Lowenthal (as Mr Drake and the DT-87 Drone's synthetic voice)
Tara Platt (as Mrs Drake)

## Other Information

### Dates

June the 30th, 2018 (release date)

***Day of the Only Child*** is a cartoon written by Bob Snow (along with *DuckTales 2017*'s normal team of writers) and directed by Dana Terrace and Tanner Johnson. It features Huey, Dewey, and Louie Duck, Webby Vanderquack, Launchpad McQuack and three Beagle Boys (namely Bigtime, Bouncer and Burger). It also features the debut of the DT-87 Drone and this series' version of Doofus Drake (alongside his parents, Mr and Mrs Drake, and his late grandmother Frances). Ma Beagle, Scrooge McDuck, Mrs Beakley and Donald Duck also get brief mentions, with the latter three being shown as cardboard cutouts. Duckworth is also indirectly mentioned.

## Plot

Dewey Duck has succeeded in roping his brothers into a made-up holiday — "Only Child Day", where they can each pretend to be an only child. From Huey Duck, who, down two partners for the Junior Woodchucks Three-Man Cookout, ends up recruiting two Beagle Boys, to Dewey whose attempt at filming a mock late-night talk show ends in a drone attack, to Louie Duck who incites the ire of of psychotic heir Doofus Drake… chaos predictably ensues.

### Continuity

* Beginning with *Dewey Dew-Night!: The Sidekick* (2018), a series of webcasts depicted further episodes of Dewey Duck's hobby talk-show *Dewey Dew-Night!*.

## Behind the scenes

*Day of the Only Child*, the 16th episode of *DuckTales 2017*, was released on the 30th of June, 2018. It's listed as the 14th episode on Disney Plus.
Debbie

**Debbie** is a human woman.

## Description

The level-headed Debbie is the guardian of the chaotic cat-and-mouse pair Fluffy and Mervin, and, as it happens, a Captain Retro-Duck fan, a taste in comics-lit shared with Donald Duck.

Mervin was often spotted using Debbie's phone to spam the blog of Joe Torcivia with aliases such as "the Legion of the Chartreuse Tortoise", "the Passel of Pastel Ponies" or "the Assemblage of Absent-Minded Editors", in the vein of the other, wider Strangely-Coloured Secret Societies often seen lurking around Torcivia's blog. This usually results in Mervin's phone privileges being temporarily revoked by Debbie.

## Behind the Scenes

Debbie appears in the non-Disney webcomic *Fluffy and Mervin* by Debbie Anne Perry. The comic as a whole is not intended to take place in the Prime Universe and is not covered on this Wiki, but it has crossed over with Disney Comics lore on several occasions, largely thanks to the real-life acquaintance between Perry (for whom the in-universe Debbie is a transparent fictional counterpart) and Joe Torcivia.

Poster of Debbie, Fluffy and Mervin.
Deleted Dinner

***Deleted Dinner*** is an unofficial title for an unlicensed comic page by Sam King, featuring the 2017 Continuum Della Duck as well as General Lunaris and Lieutenant Penumbra.

## Description

A ravenous Della Duck enjoys her first true meal in ten years!

### Continuity

* This comic is a rendition of a deleted scene that was present in the storyboard of the TV episode *What Ever Happened to Della Duck?* (2019)

## Behind the scenes

This comic was drawn, two years after she worked on the original storyboard, by Sam King and released on March the 20th, 2020 on her Twitter account.
Crown of Midas

The **Crown of Midas** is a precious golden crown.

## Description

Throughout his life, the legendary King Midas wore a golden crown signifying his status as a monarch. After many twists and turns, the crown eventually ended up in the collection of Scrooge McDuck in the 20th century; though it had no magical abilities, nor did it ever, Scrooge liked to wear and fantasize about possessing Midas's golden touch.

## Behind the scenes

The Crown of Midas was first seen alongside its owner in the 1935 cartoon *The Golden Touch*.
Clinton Coot

**Clinton Coot** was an anthropomorphic coot/duck hybrid.

## Description

The son of Cornelius Coot and an Indian woman, Clinton Coot became an adventurer after he learnt the legacy of the first Three Caballeros who, with the Goddess of Adventure herself, Xandra, as a guide, helped foil the first of Lord Felldrake's attempts at world domination. Coot spent his life exploring the history of the Caballeros and located the Magical Atlas. At some later point, Clinton founded the New Quackmore College, which he built all around the Adventure Cabana where he stored all the Caballeros-related treasures he had found.

By the 1840's, a middle-aged Clinton had become the owner of a shop called *Coot's Emporium* in Duckburg. Clinton married a woman by the name of Gertrude Gadwall and had several children, including Casey and Elvira (better known today as Grandma Duck). A notorious nature-lover, Clinton Coot also founded the Junior Woodchucks.

## Behind the scenes

Clinton Coot first appeared in 1993 in Don Rosa's Duck Family Tree. His character was later massively expanded in 2018 in the *Legend of the Three Caballeros* series. Two years later, his 2017 Continuum counterpart appeared in *DuckTales* (2017)
Cristina Vee

**Cristina Vee** is an American voice actress and voice director who voiced Young Donald Duck in the DuckTales 2017 episode "The First Adventure!"

Vee is known for English dubs for various anime television and films, but she has credits for shows like *Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir*, *Steven Universe*, *Victor and Valentino*, and *RWBY*.

## Trivia

* Vee's other notable roles include:
	+ Kanna (Blaster Master Zero)
	+ Shelly, Marnie (Pokémon)
Cornfield Monster

The Cornfield Monster is a Monster existing in the Mewni Dimension.

## Description

The Cornfield Monster is an enormous blue monster from the Mewni Dimension. Just before the Battle for Mewni, it came into the royal Mewnian corn field by way of the broken magical shield around it, and began to eat corn. King River of Mewni, in an attempt to show bravery for his subjects, attempted to get the monster to leave by making "go away" motions with his arms from the castle window. This caused the monster to get up and begin walking towards the castle, walking easily over all defenses and crushing much of the City of Mewni on it's way there. The King, in a second attempt at bravery, stood in front of the monster and told it to go away. The monster, confused, replied that he had just been telling him to come closer. River protested that he had not, and the monster insisted that he had, saying that he had been making "come here" motions with his arms. The King told him that they had, in fact, been "go away" movements, and the monster, annoyed that he had had to walk all that way for nothing, walked off.

Months later, just before the Battle of Meteora, Marco Diaz, in an attempt to lure Meteora Butterfly into a trap, disguised himself as a princess and shouted for help. The Cornfield Monster, thinking that he actually wanted rescuing, came out of the woods, only for Marco to explain that he was not actually in any danger. Realizing that the monster could help him lure Meteora, Marco told the monster that he could help, however, the monster replied that it seemed awkward now. Before Marco could reply, Meteora suddenly appeared behind the monster, sucking out his soul, and causing his soul-less body to float off into the sky. The monsters soul was presumably restored along with the rest of Meteora's many victim's souls after she was defeated by Eclipsa Butterfly.

## Behind the scenes

The Cornfield Monster first appeared in *Marco and the King*, part five of *Battle for Mewni*, the seven-part premiere of the third season of *Star vs. the Forces of Evil*. He later re-appeared in *Divide*, part one of *Divide and Conquer*, the two-part finale of the third season of *Star vs. the Forces of Evil*.
Dat

## Dats

**Dats** are a geometrical alien species found in the Euclidean Plane.

## Description

The most commonly-found animal species in the Euclidean Plane, Dats are living dots who are harmless (and, in some Geometrons' opinion, even cute) in small numbers, but can prove dangerous as swarms.

## Behind the scenes

Dats were mentioned in the 2019 written short story *Cupid Fact File No. 94 — The Euclidean Plane*.

They are named for the Latin word for "dot".
Custer Coot

**Custer Coot** is an anthropomorphic coot.

## Description

Custer Coot is the son of golf enthusiast Charlie Coot and grandnephew of Mousetonian inventor Clarence Coot. After Clarence's disappearance in the early 2000's, Charlie Coot and his son moved into his house, which Custer discovered appeared to be "haunted" by his great-uncle. Energetic and curious, Custer explored the ins and outs of the house, finding a secret entrance to Clarence's lab. This came in handy when Mickey Mouse got involved with the case, eventually managing to free Clarence from Dimension X, where he had accidentally sent himself during an experiment. Following these events, Custer and Charlie stayed to live with Clarence.

## Behind the scenes

Custer Coot appears in the 2001 story *Is This House Haunted?* by Don Markstein and Noel Van Horn.

*Is This House Haunted?* does not clarify whether Clarence's Coot family is the same one as Cornelius Coot's; while Charlie calls up Cornelius among other "famous coots" while trying to uphold his family's honor, he does not clarify whether he is referring to the Coots as a family, or as a species (the fact that comic dialogue is rendered in all-caps does not allow one to tell for sure). On this wiki, it is assumed that they are indeed related, but this is not a certain fact.
Department of Permits

## The Department of Permits

 The **Department of Permits** is one of the Departments of the Cupid Intelligence Institute, itself a subdivision of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.

## Description

The Department of Permits is required to give out an officially-stamped go-ahead to any major project within the Cupid Homeworld, especially the construction of new buildings (usually warehouses) by the Department of Construction.

## Behind the scenes

The Department of Permits was first mentioned in 2019's *Acquaintanceship-982 and the Missing Mail Mystery*.
Cupid Fact File No. 057 — The Wellsians

***Cupid Fact File #057 — The Wellsians*** is a prose story, written by Aristide Twain. A *Cupid Fact File*, it features the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids and the Wellsians.

## Description

In light of rumours of new conflicts between the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids and the Wellsians on Colony World #2, Cupids are given a brief rundown of who the Wellsians are and advised to watch the relevant video archive.

### References

* The Wellsians get about in three-legged war machines.

### Continuity

* This short prose piece served as a framing device for the animated webcast *The Wellsians* (2019).

## Behind the scenes

This short story was released in 2019 on the *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* website.
Clerkly

**Clerkly** is an anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

Clerkly, a wide-shouldered anthropomorphic dog who often — though not always — wears glasses, is Scrooge McDuck's head clerk. Resourceful and efficient, Clerkly knows all there is to know about how Scrooge's businesses are going, including things Scrooge himself sometimes ignores. Although he may appear unhappy with the incessant work of Scrooge's office, Clerkly actually loves his job to the point of workaholism and fell into depression the one time Scrooge, in an excess of generosity, gave him one day's vacation.

## Behind the scenes

Clerkly first appeared in Carl Barks's 1952 story *Spending Money*. He became something of a recurring character, although he did not gain his glasses for many years. His latest appearance to date was in 2015's *Seasonal Help*.

The name of 'Clerkly' has mistakenly been used by Don Rosa to refer to Clerkie in the story *Nobody's Business*. Jonathan Gray's translation of *The Tourist from the End of the Universe* also gives a clearly different, originally-nameless character (known as Clerkly Senior for clarity's sake) the same name.
Department of Cutlery

## The Department of Cutlery

The **Department of Cutlery** is one of the Departments of the Cupid Intelligence Institute, itself a subdivision of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.

## Description

The Department of Cutlery was one of the several departments of the C.I.I. which studied the mysterious Szaclowk and their Halfworld. In keeping with their theme, they hypothesized that a "Cosmic Cleaver" was involved in the genesis of the Halfworld.

## Behind the scenes

The Department of Cutlery is mentioned in *Cupid Fact File No. 315 — The Szaclowk & the Halfworld* in 2019.
De Spell

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

* **Magica De Spell**, an Italian sorceress and frequent foe of Scrooge McDuck;
* **Magica De Spell**, the above character's counterpart in the 2017 Continuum;
* **Magica De Spell**, the same character's counterpart in the Donaldless Continuum;
* **Animatronic Magica De Spell**, the original Magica's robotic duplicate from Wasteland, built by the Mad Doctor;
* **Poe De Spell**, Magica's brother-turned-raven;
* **Granny De Spell**, Magica and Poe's grandmother;
* **Minima De Spell**, Magica's young niece;
* **Lena Sabrewing** (formerly De Spell), the animated shadow/"niece" of the 2017 Magica;
* **Lena De Spell**, the above character's counterpart from the Supportiverse.
David Tennant

**David Tennant**, born **David McDonald**, is a Scottish-born actor.

## Career

Known for various acting parts, including the part of the titular Doctor in *Doctor Who* between 2005 and 2013, David Tennant has lent his voice to several characters in Disney productions set in the Disney Comics Universe. They include Dread in the *Jake and the Neverland Pirates* episode *Dead the Evil Genie*, Igor the Door in the *Mickey Mouse's Clubhouse* episode *Mickey's Monster Party*, and most famously Scrooge McDuck throughout *DuckTales 2017*. He was also planned to voice the Doctor (a parodic variation of his *Doctor Who* character of the same name) in *Wander Over Yonder*, though the idea didn't make the cut.
Constance Hatchaway (Rain's World)

**Constance Hatchaway** is the original Constance Hatchaway's counterpart in the parodical parallel continuity of Rain's World.

## Description

This version of Constance Hatchaway is fairly similar to her original counterpart, being the Attic-haunting ghost of a black widow who, in undeath, has an endlessly antagonistic relationship with the local Hatbox Ghost, a younger, more eccentric version of the hatbox-carrying spook who goes by Charlie Hatfield. She appears to have a friendly relationship with Ezra, who insists on showing her mortal-made horror movies.

## Behind the scenes

Rain N. Thirteen's version of Constance Hatchaway was first seen, alongside Charlie Hatfield, in *Hatbox Diary* (2017). She was voiced by Thirteen themselves in the *Charlie's Head Is In The Hatbox* webcasts.
Conquest-932

**Conquest-932** is a Mark 10 Clockwork Cherub.

## Description

One of the few rebellious elements within the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, the robotic ruffian Conquest-932 is perpetually trying to think up ways to overthrow the Cupid Parliament and take over leadership of the Crew so he can spearhead aggressive takeovers of other worlds. To this end, he founded the Triangular Society and once apprenticed himself to Lord Nefarious, a Dark Lord from the Jynx Dimension — though that scheme ended in disaster with Conquest back in the Homeworld and Nefarious's own lawyer Sebastian Steer gaining Nefarious's powers instead of Conquest.

## Behind the scenes

Conquest-932 first appeared briefly in the 2019 *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* short story *The Cupid Suggestion Box* before quickly appearing in the flesh in the comic strip *A Slight Misunderstanding*.
Cupid Fact File No. 124 — The Interdimensional Tavern

***Cupid Fact File #124 — The Interdimensional Tavern*** is a prose story, written by Lupan Evezan. The sixth *Cupid Fact File*, it features the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids (including Bibliophile-962) and, in their debuts, Tpxszum, Frederick, Volensholagoz, SERIAL CODE 000000234 and the Drink-Mixer. Characters implied to be Gyro Gearloose and Donald Duck are also mentioned, though for copyright reasons they are not formally identified.

## Description

Like other *Cupid Fact Files*, the short story purports itself to be a digitized version of a file from the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Archives, detailing information about a target that is, or was once, of interest to the Crew. In this case, it is the Interdimensional Tavern, in the Void, which they so like to visit.

### References

* The Tavern's full name is “Volensholagoz’s Tavern, Grill, and Schmporp-Rehorbbler”. It opened in “April of ∉∝” and allegedly has not changed its staff since.
* Volensholagoz resembles an inanimate golf ball, although the employees all insist that he is in fact a person and the boss.
* The waiters Tpxszum and Frederick come from Dimension )-0//zx.
* Clockwork Cherubs do not need to eat to survive at all, but do have “finely-tuned” taste-receptors which allow them to enjoy “the Gruel”, the single, but extraordinarly delicious, food served at the Tavern.
* One of the many drinks served at the Tavern, the Quasi-spiraled Moonduster, is said to taste “like the sixth star of the Gambit System in Dimension ^6-Q”.
* Members of the Department of Documentation who were relaxing at the Tavern once had a “very interesting conversation” with a cockatoo inventor whose three-wheeled time-machine had malfunctioned, landing him and his waterfowl friend in the Void.

### Continuity

* Tpxszum and Frederick note that their homeworld, Dimension )-0//zx, “no longer exists”. The circumstances of its destruction were mentioned a short while later in *Marksmanship-522 and the Multi-Dimensional Race* (2019).

## Behind the scenes

This short story was released in 2019 on the *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* website.
Dee Nanites

Circuitry made up of Dee Nanites in the palm of Gandra Dee's hand.

The **Dee Nanites** are microscopic electronic devices invented by Gandra Dee in the 2017 Continuum.

## Description

The Dee Nanites are nanites designed by Gandra Dee to augment a flesh-and-blood humanoid's abilities. Set in the palm of her hand, nanites organized as circuitry allow Dee herself to channel her own body's static electricity into small electric shocks. Advanced, reprogrammed Dee Nanites were later used by Dee's boss Mark Beaks to turn himself into a hulking giant going by "MegaBeaks", a short-lived supervillain identity to which Gandra Dee and Gizmoduck quickly put an end.

## Behind the scenes

The Dee Nanites appear in the 2019 *DuckTales 2017* television episode *The Dangerous Chemistry of Gandra Dee*.
Department of Completed Assignments

## The Department of Completed Assignments

 The **Department of Completed Assignments** is one of the Departments of the Cupid Intelligence Institute, itself a subdivision of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.

## Description

The Department of Completed Assignment is the organization to which Cupids returning from missions in the multiverse must hand in their report and associated paperwork. The Department then sends all this to be filed by the Department of Documentation, through the Department of Postal Services.

## Behind the scenes

The Department of Discipline was first mentioned in 2019's *Marksmanship-522 and the Multi-Dimensional Race*. It was mentioned again in *The Toymaker's Labyrinth* and *Planet of the Shapeshifters*.
Cornelius Coot

**Cornelius Coot**, who may be the same as **Penwick Duck**, was an anthropomorphic coot.

## Description

Cornelius Coot is celebrated as Duckburg's founder, although it is commonly accepted that there were already some settlements in the area before Coot's arrival. A “historical hero”, he is outright adored by much of Duckburg; many statues of him are scattered throughout the city, often depicting him holding corn, and there exist several festivals based around the commemoration of various events in Coot's life. Despite (or perhaps because of) Coot's notoriety, his biography is a conflictual and murky thing, with some sources even disagreeing as to the century in which Coot lived, from 17th to 18th to 19th.

## Gallery

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

Cornelius Coot was first seen, as a statue, in Carl Barks's 1952 story *Statuesque Spendthrifts*.

### Notes and references

1. ↑ https://kalleankasverige.fandom.com/sv/wiki/Cornelius\_Kn%C3%B6s
Dazzledent Automatic Toothbrush

An advertisement for the Toothbrush.

**Dazzledent Automatic Toothbrushes** are a type of mechanical toothbrushes created by McDuck Enterprises.

## Description

The Dazzledent Automatic Toothbrush was an avant-garde mechanical toothbrush invented and marketed by McDuck Enterprises in 1963. Witch Hazel unfortunately highjacked the live premiere of the commercial launching the product in July of that year. This was a setback from which the Toothbrush seems never to have recovered, though Scrooge, in a fit of petty revenge, later tricked Hazel into signing a contract forcing her to sell two billion automatic toothbrushes (*without* using magic), out of which Hazel later got in exchange of doing Scrooge a different, much more practical favor.

## Behind the scenes

The Dazzledent Automatic Toothbrushes were first mentioned in *TV Trickery*. They appear again in the pseudosequel *Prologue to Paperallegria*.
Cupid Intelligence Institute

The **Cupid Intelligence Institute**, or **C.I.I.** is the research institute of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.

## Description

Based in the Cupid Homeworld, the Cupid Intelligence Institute is the humongous, overly-bureaucratic organization which researches various topics for the improvement of the Crew's missions. Led by the Supreme Quaestor, it is subdivided into a variety Departments specializing in various topics, sometimes extremely minute ones, as more Departments are created by the Cupid Parliament every time they find themselves unable to reach a consensus regarding a topic of debate — which is quite often. Each Department is led by a Prefect and comprises somewhere between three and a dozen individual Cupids.

### List of Departments

* Department of Problem-Solving
* Department of Alchemy
* Department of Wizardry
* Department of Impossible Things
* Department of Chronology
* Department of Gender Studies
* Department of Cinematography
* Department of Quasireligious Obsequiousness
* Department of Discipline
* Department of Vehicles
* Department of Postal Services
* Department of Completed Assignments
* Department of Transportation
* Department of Documentation
* Department of Chemistry
* Department of Celestial Bodies
* Department of Sleep
* Department of Cupid Anatomy
* Department of Physics
* Department of Architecture
* Department of Permits
* Department of Construction
* Department of Departments
* Department of Destiny
* Department of Mathematics
* Department of Conspiracy Theories
* Department of Zoology

## Behind the scenes

The Cupid Intelligence Institute was first mentioned in the short story *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving*, published in March of 2019.

### Notes and References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving* (2019).
2. ↑ *The Resurrection of the Wellsians* (2019).
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 *The Labors of Juliet* (2019).
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 *Marksmanship-522 and the Multi-Dimensional Race* (2019).
5. ↑ *Whatever Happened to Lord Thymon?* (2019).
6. ↑ *The Cupid Suggestion Box* (2019).
7. ↑ *Cupid Fact File No. 001 — The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* (2019).
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 *Magic Trick* (2019).
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 *Acquaintanceship-982 and the Missing Mail Mystery* (2019).
10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 *Incident Report C179B – “Of Romeos and Juliets”* (2019).
11. ↑ *The Cupid Suggestion Box* (2019).
Creator of Geographitron

## The Creator of Geographitron

The **Creator of Geographitron** is a male dognose.

## Description

A little man with a plentiful white beard, the main claim to fame of this scientist (on first-name basis with Mickey Mouse) is the creation of Geographitron in the early 1970's. Containing a database of nearly every map ever devised, Geographitron can give directions towards almost any place, though it is limited by the scope of human knowledge — and thus could not, for instance, point someone towards Planet Lostralia.

## Behind the scenes

The Creator of Geographitron, who is not given a name in his only known story, debuted in 1973 in *Land of the Lost*.
Clerkly Senior

**Clerkly, Sr.** is a human man.

## Description

Clerkly Senior, or simply Clerkly, is a middle-aged, mustache-wearing clerk who works for Scrooge McDuck. Judging from his authoritative knowledge of Scrooge's everyday routine and personality traits, it is likely that Clerkly Senior worked for McDuck Enterprises for many years prior to 1981. That year, he worked at the main desk in the Money Bin and assigned to review accounts payable three times over by Scrooge.

## Behind the scenes

This clerk appeared in the 1981 story *The Tourist from the End of the Universe*. He was nameless in the original Italian, but Jonathan Gray's 2017 translation had Scrooge McDuck refer to him as "Clerkly", the name of another, much younger recurring clerk. For clarity's sake, the 1981 character is referred to as Clerkly Senior, although it is unlikely the two Clerklys are actually related at all.
Danblane McDuck

**Danblane McDuck** (*Pap McPaper* in the original Italian) was an anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Captain Danblane McDuck, Scrooge McDuck's great-great-great-grand-uncle, became a buccaneer and left Glasgow Port in 1636. By 1666, he was famous as one of the greediest pirates of the Seven Seas, when he decided to raid Tegucigelpa, the capital city of Honduras on the 3d of May.

Danblane did not only steal gold and valuables, but also food and supplies; and in Tegucigelpa, he found tons, tons and tons of sardines, which happened to be his favorite food. He insisted to have it all brought aboard the ship and left Honduras, leaving the Tegucigelpans to starve. However, as a punishment of Fate for his evil deed, the wind suddenly died, leaving the ship stranded in the middle of the ocean. It turned out Danblane had practically no salt aboard to conserve the sardines, and they soon began to putrefy, menacing to poison the entire crew.

Danblane stubbornly refused to give up his loot, and his crew left him. The pirate captain soon realized his mistake, and also understood that his pain at losing the sardines was the same pain he'd inflicted on the Hondurian sailors; he made a vow that if he got out of this fix, he would spend the next three hundred years fishing for sardines to bring back to Tegucigelpa on every anniversary of his sin.

This he did for 291 years, but in 1957, he felt that the mystical power that had granted him the extra lifetime to fulfill his vow was beginning to wear off, and he would soon be too tried to carry on. He planned on giving Tegucigelpa a bonus that year and then retiring. Unfortunately, his overfishing caused sardines to nearly go extinct; to avoid this, Scrooge McDuck (who, through a rather wacky series of event, had come to meet his ancestor) offered Danblane to dump sardines on Tegucigelpa every 3rd of May in the next nine years for him, allowing him to finally go to rest in peace. His flying ghost ship, which had come to be known as the *Flying Scot*, disappeared one last time into the clouds, and that was the last anyone alive saw of Old Captain McDuck (though he probably joined the other McDuck ghosts).

## Behind the scenes

Danblane McDuck first appeared in 1957 in Romano Scarpa's story *The Flying Scot* as "Pap McPaper", literally "Duc' McDuck". His English name "Danblane McDuck" was created in 1998 by David Gerstein.
Como Lake

Goofy and Mickey Mouse by the Lake of Como.

**Como Lake**, also known as **the Lake of Como**, is a lake located not far from Resegon Mount.

## Description

Goofy, Clarabelle Cow, Peg-Leg Pete and Mickey Mouse once lived near a branch of this lake, seemingly placing it near Mouseton and thus (by implication) in Calisota. It was located not far from Resegon Mount and inhabited by ducks, among other things. Shortly after Goofy was romantically rejected by Clarabelle, who was, at that point, married, he attempted to leave town via aeroplane only to sink his plane into the Lake almost immediately.

## Behind the scenes

Como Lake appears in the 1948 story *The Promised Spouses*.

In real life, Lake Como is in fact a notorious Italian landmark.
Countess Bonbon

**Countess Bonbon** is a female anthropomorphic duck.

## Description

Countess Bonbon is a relatively wealthy noblewoman, part of the Duckburg social elite. Until 1968, she employed a butler called Boris, but let him go after it transpired that he had been stealing crystals from her rare chandelier using the dismantled banister of her staircase as a makeshift ladder — a crime uncovered by the questionably competent, short-lived detective agency of Donald, Daisy and Dimwitty Duck after some time was spent by Daisy at the Countess's house, undercover as a new maid.

## Behind the scenes

Countess Bonbon appears in the 1968 story *The Vanishing Banister* as a supporting character. “Bonbon” is the French term for a sweet, which suggests the Countess has French roots, though her nationality and background are not elaborated upon in the story and she possesses no particular accent.
Danilo Duck

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

## Description

Danilo Duck is a relative of Donald Duck. In 1963, he hosted a family reunion of successful Duck family members, during which Donald's lack of lasting success at anything led to some of his relatives (including astronaut Cosmo Duck and detective Dicky Drake) offering to train him to greatness.

## Gallery

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

Danilo only ever appeared in the 1963 story *The Overnight Hero*. He is not named in the English version: his name appears to come from one of the foreign translations.
Damien Salt

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

## Behind the Scenes

### Index

***Turk stories***

**Damien "Turk" Salt** is a human man living in Neverland.

## Description

Once a member of Captain Hook's pirate crew, this fat mustachioed pirate carrying a razor-sharp sabre was (at some point after 2001) transported to Wasteland, where he served under the Animatronic Hook. When most of the Tortooga Pirates were taken over by the Pirate Conversion Machine and turned into monsters, Turk, along with several other pirates, escaped Tortooga and tried to make a new life for themselves in Ventureland, finally letting go of their thuggish ways. In Ventureland, Turk met the love of his life, Henrietta, which finished turning him around.

## Behind the scenes

Turk debuted in 1953 in *Peter Pan*; his true name, Damien Salt, would only be revealed in *Epic Mickey*. He and Wibbles appear to be the only named *Peter Pan* pirates not appearing in J. M. Barrie's book or play.

### Voice Actors

* Jim Cummings (*Return to Neverland*,*Peter Pan: Adventures in Neverland*)
Cornelius Coot (2017 Continuum)

## Cornelius Coot

**Cornelius Coot** is an anthropomorphic coot and the 2017 Continuum's counterpart to the original Cornelius Coot.

## Description

The legendary founder of Duckburg, Cornelius Coot fought off enemies of the city by frightening them with silos of exploding corn, which made it appear as though a whole army was coming for them. This was henceforth known as the “Golden Armory of Cornelius Coot”, which the details getting lost to history to the point that it was believed the Armory contained actual golden weapons. Webby Vanderquack, following in the footsteps of Della Duck, discovered the truth in 2019.

## Behind the scenes

This version of Cornelius Coot first appeared in the DuckTales 2017 episode *The Golden Armory of Cornelius Coot*, which aired on September the 21st, 2019.
Del Connell

**Del G. Connell** (June 7, 1918-August 12, 2011) was a Disney comics author perhaps most noted for creating Goofy's alter ego, Super Goof.

## Career

Del Connell started at Walt Disney Studios in 1939 as a character model and storyboard artist, working on *Dumbo*, *Fantasia*, and *The Reluctant Dragon*. His work was interrupted in 1941 when he began to serve in World War II. After his return, he would continue to work in animation and, beginning in 1954, work on comic stories.

## Notes and References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Del Connell on INDUCKS
2. ↑ Del Connell obituary
Crocodile

The Crocodile was a semi-anthropomorphic crocodile. He looked like a normal crocodile but acted like a human, hence his classification as semi-anthropomorphic.

## Description

This smiling but man-eating crocodile was living somewhere in the country surrounding Duckburg. He briefly met Donald Duck before dying in a ridiculous way: upon seeing a lion who had lost his mane, the crocodile literally burst laughing.

## Behind the scenes

He first appeared in 1958 in *Donald meets Baron Münchausen*.