The Duck Family (Disney)

The Ducks (English for ducks) are a fictional family who lives in the fictional town of Duckburg and was later developed by the Disney animation studios and comic artists from Disney. In the early phase of the comics was especially Al Taliaferro, Carl Barks later formative. In addition to numerous comics in different rows (eg, laid in Germany Merry Paperback ) and short films, it was also his own TV series, Duck Tales, but which is limited to a selection of figures and in which also figures occur that are not otherwise can be used ( for example, Frieda ). The best known family members, and even those with the most comic performances are Donald Duck and Scrooge McDuck, and Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck.

Relationship

The most common genealogy of the Ducks is largely based on the stories of Carl Barks and Don Rosa. Both Barks and Rosa, who has stories by Barks to the Foundation, have shown their own slightly different relationships. In addition, various other published (eg by brute Gans, William Van Horn and other signatories ). However, in some basics, they agree: The family originates, at least as regards the descendants of Scrooge McDuck, from Scotland. By Rosa was also a kinship to Emil Drake, the founder of Duckburg, was introduced. According to him, the descendants of Barks Scrooge McDuck go back on the Scottish Clan McDuck, who resided on the Duck burgh in the Scottish Highlands. However, the data on the individual figures differ in the translation partly materially from those described in the English-language comics and they differ in some cases significantly between signatories. So figures are added and changed life dates, places and events as needed. The following figures are therefore not to be regarded as binding for all signatories.

Ancestors and relatives early

The oldest representatives of McDucks can bring in no certain genealogical order, they therefore appear chronologically. The supplementary information is taken from the comics by Barks and Rosa.

• Sir Daunenstert Duck (English Sir Eider McDuck ) ( † 946 ) fell in the battle against the Anglo-Saxons. His army deserted him because he paid all together only 30 copper pieces per hour ( in German Barks stories Scrooge Donald usually rewarded with 30 cruisers in the hour ).
• Sir Donnerbold Duck (English Sir Quackly McDuck ), follower of King Macbeth (c. 1010; † (after ) August 15, 1057, according to other data, however, † 1314). He underscored itself on when he wanted to hide his treasure.
• Sir Dämelak Duck (English Sir Scales McDuck ). He is in the middle of the 12th century, the leader of the clan of the Ducks and runs it to glory, honor, and especially wealth.
• Sir Dümpelfried Duck (English Sir Roast McDuck ) ( † 1236 ), died on apoplexy during the victory banquet of Brakenburgh: He choked on the 13th leg of mutton.
• Sir Dusseltrutz Duck (English Sir Swamphole McDuck ), built the escape tunnel under the Duck Burgh, in his armor id Duckburg buried, as the transition ends in his grave wrong.
• Sir Dagobert Duck (English Malcolm McDuck ) (* 1530, † December 9, 1564, according to other sources 1579), Eng. Naval officer.
• Duckat Mc Duck or Ducklas McDuck (English Pap McPaper or Danblane McDuck ) (* 1600, † probably 1957), Captain of the Flying Scotsman.
• Captain David Fear God Duck (English Hugh " Seafoam " McDuck ) (* 1710, † 1776), captain of the "Golden Goose" and owner of a precious golden teeth.

The Life-history of Sir Dusseltrutz, Dümpelfried, Donnerbold and Daunenstert Duck in the history of Carl Barks " The Old Castle 's Secret " ( " The specter of Duck Burgh " - 1965 in Germany first appeared ) read.

Donald's paternal relationship ( drake / Goose / Duck)

Donald's maternal relatives ( McDuck )

The Scottish line up to the present

• Ducklas Duck (English Danblane / Duckat McDuck ) the Flying Scotsman; (1635-1956); married for 16? with NN (w) van der Quack; ( 1640 -? ) Sir Dolloron Duck (English Sir Angus McDuck ); (16 -16 / 17? ? ); mentioned as a clan chief to 1697
• Duffflecoat Duck (English Locksley McDuck ); (? 16 -17? ); Mentioned as a clan chief to 1707; married for 17? with NN (w) drake (English NN (w) Coot ); (16 -? After 1710) Duck Down Trust (English NN McDuck ); (? 17 - [ drowned ?] 17? ); "Captain Weird Beard "
• David Fear God Duck (English Hugh Seafoam McDuck ); Captain of the "Golden Goose"; (c. 1710 - like 1776); married for 17? with NN (w) Duck (English NN (w) Duck ), (17? -1? ). NN ( daughter) Duck (English NN (w) McDuck ); (17 -1? ? ); married for 17? with NN (French Ignace de l' Orlotan ); (17? -1? ).
• NN ( daughter) Duck (English NN (w) McDuck ); (17 -1? ? ); married for 17? with NN ( Earl of Duck); (17? -1? ).
• NN ( daughter) Duck (English NN (w) McDuck ); (17 -1? ? ); married for 17? Jean Valjean (German Dagojean ); (17? -1? ). Jean Valjean (German Dagojean ); (17 - after 1832? ); mentioned in 1815 & 1832; ( Adopted by Valjean ) Colette NN; (c. 1805-18? ); married for 18? Darius NN; (18? -18? )

• NN ( daughter) Duck (English NN (w) McDuck ); (17 -1? ? ); married for 18? with NN (English Vermund McWildduck ); (17 -187? ); General. NN ( daughter) (English NN (w) McWildduck ); (18 -18? ? ); married for 18? ( in Vienna? ) with NN (m) of Quack (English Drake ); (18? -18? )

• Scrooge McDuck (English Scrooge McDuck ) (* 1867 in Glasgow ), emigrated in 1902 after Duckburg from.
• Mathilda Duck (English Matilda McDuck ) (* 1871 in Glasgow ), manages the Duck Burgh
• Dortel Duck (English Hortense McDuck ) (* 1876, † after 1930), married to Degenhard Duck (English Quack Duck More ) Donald Duck.
• Della Duck (English Della Thelma Duck). Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck (English Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck)

The drake - line

• Emil Erasmus Drake (English Cornelius Coot ). Founder of the city of Duckburg. Emelrich drake ( engl. Clinton Coot ). Founder of the Junior Woodchucks and inventor of the " smart book". Married to Gunhilda goose. Dorette Duck (English Elvira " Grandma Duck" Coot ). Lovingly called "granny Duck" called. She owns a farm. Married to Hilmar Duck (English Humperdink Duck).

• Emanuel Drake (English Casey Coot ). A rather unsuccessful gold miners colleague Scrooge. He sells Scrooge a plot of 10 hectares on which the " Fort Duckburg " stands. Married to Wilberta coot. Degenhard Duck (English Quack More Duck). The father of Donald Duck and Della Duck. Married to Dortel Duck and equally irascible as these and their son.
• Daphne Duck. The mother of Gladstone Gander. She has just as much luck as her son. Married with General Golo goose.
• Teddy Duck (English Eider Duck). Father of Dussel Duck and Duck Wastel. Married to Gretchen Gogel.
• Wilhelmine Drake (English Fanny Coot ). Daughter of Emanuel drake. Married to Gangolf goose. Gus Goose (English Gus Goose ). He is servant to Grandma Ducks farm.

More Related

• Sir Simon Duck ( * 1437, † 1509) Erbschatzmeister the Knights Templar.
• Boatswain bird Botter (English Pintail Duck). Has 1564 buried together with Sir Scrooge McDuck treasure in Trinidad.
• Willibald coot (English Cuthbert Coot ). The son of Emanuel drake. He is a cowboy.
• Gustav Gans (English Gladstone Gander ), eternal lucky; by Barks 's Scrooge "of the mother's brother in-law " by Gustav. He is ashamed to have worked once.
• Wastel Duck (English Whitewater Duck). A rough fellow. He worked in the woods as a lumberjack. Cousin of Donald Duck and Gladstone Gander.
• Dussel Duck (English Fethry Duck), is in a very awkward stories Italian cousin of Donald Duck and Gladstone Gander.

Differences between German and American editions

Some confusion often makes the fact that the first translator of the Barks stories Erika Fuchs for almost all figures the last name Duck Duck used and many translators and European writers still do this. In contrast, several different last names are in the U.S. (especially from Don Rosa according to a case before it started by Barks for his private use family relationships ) are used, McDuck for Scrooge as the last male representative of the clan, Coot for "Grandma " Dorette and Degenhart ( Donald's father) who belong to another family there and the simple Duck derived for not " entitled to inherit ", ie not directly from a male descendant of McDuck McDuck clan. In European stories Dagobert and "Grandma " are, however, often according to the nomenclature shown as a pair of siblings, which has extremely complicated family relationships with many additional multiple affinities result.

Error

In the Duck comics it always came back to the content and chronological inconsistencies. For example, in Uncle Scrooge - His life, his billions claims that his uncle Scrooge Diethelm up to the age of 13 did not know, because it emigrated long before Scrooge's birth. Elsewhere, however, one sees in a panel a family photo, the Diethelm, Jacob and Dietbert shows along with Dankrade and the children Dagobert, Mathilda and Dortel.