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Scrooge McDuck
Background information
Feature films Mickey's Christmas Carol
DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp
Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas
Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas
Television programs Mickey Mouse Club (cameo)
DuckTales
Raw Toonage
Aladdin (cameo)
Mickey Mouse Works
House of Mouse
Video games DuckTales 1 & 2
DuckTales: The Quest for Gold
The Lucky Dime Caper
Deep Duck Trouble
Disney Sports Football
Disney's Party
Kingdom Hearts series
Disney TH!NK Fast
Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion
DuckTales Remastered
Park attractions Mickey's Once Upon a Christmastime Parade
Mickey Mouse Revue
Light Magic
Portrayed by
Portrayed by
Animators
Voice Dallas McKennon (Donald Duck and His Friends)
Bill Thompson (1967)
Will Ryan (Sport Goofy in Soccermania)
Alan Young (1974-present)
Hajimu Kimura (Kōichi Kitamura) (1983-2007, Japanese)
Atsushi Ii (Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, Japanese)
Performance model
Designer Carl Barks
Inspiration Ebenezer Scrooge
Honors and awards Named the #1 Richest Character in Forbes magazine's Top 15 Richest Characters in 2007, 2011, and 2012.
Character information
Full name
Other names Scrooge, Mr. McDuck, Uncle Scrooge, Mr. McDee
Personality Greedy, shrewd, caring, heroic, honest, stubborn, comical, funny, adventurous, resourceful, protective, sensible, clever, compassionate, loyal, hard-working
Appearance Slender duck, elderly, white feathers, half bald, gray hair, spectacles, black top hat, blue or red shirt with red or grey trim (depending on the artist)
Birthday
Occupation Huey, Dewey and Louie's great-uncle, Donald's uncle
Affiliations Good
Goal To become the richest duck in the world
Home Scotland (birthplace)
Duckburg (current residence)
Mickey's Toontown (sometimes)
Disney Town (Kingdom Hearts series)
Relatives Downy O'Drake (mother), Fergus McDuck (father), Hortense & Matilda McDuck (sisters), Gideon McDuck (brother), Ludwig Von Drake (brother-in-law?), Eider (Aunt), Donald Duck (nephew), Della Duck (niece), Huey, Dewey and Louie (grandnephews), Oscar Paperone (nephew)
Pets Baron Itzy Bitzy the Flea, Lucky the Lemming
Allies Fenton Crackshell, Glittering Goldie, Donald Duck, Huey, Dewey and Louie, Daisy Duck, Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Ludwig Von Drake, Launchpad McQuack, Webby Vanderquack, Betina Beakley, Duckworth, Gladstone Gander, Darkwing Duck, Pluto, Sora, Ventus, Aqua, Jiminy Cricket, Yuffie Kisaragi, Lea, Gullwings, Aerith, Tifa Lockhart, Cid, Isa (formerly), Disney Heroes
Minions Launchpad McQuack, Gyro Gearloose, Betina Beakley, Duckworth
Enemies Beagle Boys, Flintheart Glomgold, Pete, Magica De Spell, John D. Rockerduck, Argus McSwine, Solego the Chaos God, The Unversed, Mizrabel, Heartless, Disney Villains
Likes Money, his family, Sea-salt ice cream, swimming in his money bin
Dislikes Losing money, dishonesty, his nephews causing trouble, rivalry, sea monsters who eat his ice cream
Powers and abilities Strength, superb intelligence
Weapons Cane
Fate Remains the world's richest duck to this day.
Quote "I made [my fortune] by being smarter than the smarties and tougher than the toughies."
"Bless me bagpipes!"
"Adventure is the mother of industry."

Scrooge McDuck, or Uncle Scrooge, is a Glaswegian duck created by Carl Barks. He is Donald Duck's rich uncle who first appeared in Four Color Comics #178, in the story Christmas on Bear Mountain, published by Dell Comics in December 1947. Over the decades, Scrooge has emerged from a supporting character in the comic world only, to one of the most recognizable Disney characters. Scrooge is currently voiced by famous celebrity Alan Young.

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Personality

Scrooge McDuck is the richest duck in the world, having gained his massive wealth from hard work and being "tougher than the toughies and smarter than the smarties and making it square," on the course of his many adventures in finding treasure and through mining and other business endeavors. He's a traveler by nature, journeying all over the world in search of treasure and ways of expanding his many businesses.

Having worked so hard to acquire his wealth, Scrooge has become rather stingy and greedy; he loves his money more than anything in the world and seldom spends any more of it than he has to. Still, he values honesty and fair play and doesn't like to be in anyone's debt. Like his nephew Donald, he has a temper and can appear grouchy and selfish, but is essentially a good-hearted person. It has been known that the one thing Scrooge loves far more than his money is his family. Despite being seemingly elderly, Scrooge has been able to keep up with his nephews and allies on their adventures without slowing down with a few rare exceptions. With a grouchy nature, Scrooge is feared by a majority of his own employees even though his kindness has been exploited rather often.

Wealth

Scrooge had worked his way up the financial ladder from humble immigrant roots. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, he made a living shining boots and was enraged when a ditchdigger paid him with a US dime after he passed out from exhausting labor cleaning the ditchdigger's mud-caked boots. It was later revealed, but not to Scrooge, that the dime originated from Howard Rockerduck, a wealthy American man whom had gone to Scotland in search of a bride. Touring Glasgow, Rockerduck tossed pocket money to native children, where the 1875 dime was caught by Scrooge's sister Matilda, who gave it to her father, Fergus McDuck. This was the time of Scrooge's tenth birthday and Fergus staged an idea to get Scrooge to set his mind on serious business. Fergus handed the dime to his friend Burt the ditchdigger and asked if he would go to Scrooge's street shoeshine business to shine his extra dirty boots. Burt did so, but instead of paying Scrooge's bill of five pence, he kept his Scottish money when he saw the bar across the street was having a sale on beer and gave the dime to a passed-out Scrooge. When Scrooge awoke, he was angered to see he had the dime, as American money is unspendable in Scotland, and resolved to himself "I will be tougher than the toughies and smarter than the smarties and I will make my money sqaure!" Scrooge kept the dime as a keepsake of his early labors and it inspired him to emigrate to the United States. His "Old Number One" has been considered to be the source of his good fortune, but Scrooge has privately confided to Donald and the nephews that the dime's "great luck" may only be a superstition. Scrooge is now the richest duck in the world, rivaled only by Flintheart Glomgold, John D. Rockerduck and, less prominently, the maharaja of the fictional country Howdoyoustan (play on Hindustan).

He keeps a portion of his wealth (money he has personally earned himself) in a massive Money Bin overlooking the city of Duckburg. In the 1967 animated featurette Scrooge McDuck and Money, he remarks to his nephews that this money is "just petty cash". In the Dutch and Italian Disney comics, he regularly forces Donald and his nephews to polish the coins one by one in order to pay off Donald's debts — Scrooge will not even pay them much for this lengthily, tedious, hand-breaking work. As far as he is concerned, even 5 cents an hour is too much expenditure.

A shrewd businessman and noted tightwad, his hobbies include diving into his money like a porpoise, burrowing through it like a gopher and throwing coins into the air to feel them fall upon his skull. He is also the richest member of The Billionaires Club of Duckburg, a society which includes the most successful businessmen of the world and allows them to keep connections with each other. Glomgold and Rockerduck are also influential members of the Club. His most famous prized possession is his Number One Dime. The sum of Scrooge's wealth is disputed. According to Barks' The Second Richest Duck, as noted by a TIME article, Scrooge is worth "one multiplujillion, nine obsquatumatillion, six hundred twenty-three dollars and sixty-two cents." Don Rosa's The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck notes that Scrooge amounts to "five multiplujillion, nine impossibidillion, seven fantasticatrillion dollars and sixteen cents". In 2007, Forbes listed his wealth at a much more modest $28.8 billion. Barks himself has said that the fortune is five billion quintiplitilion unptuplatillion multuplatillion impossibidillion fantasticatrillion dollars. Whatever the amount, Scrooge never considers it enough: he has to continue to earn money by any honest means possible.

Comic History

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Scrooge in his first appearance, Christmas on Bear Mountain.
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Scrooge, maternal uncle of previously established character Donald Duck, made his first named appearance in Christmas on Bear Mountain in December 1947, a story written and drawn by artist Carl Barks. His appearance may have been based on a similar-looking, nameless Scottish character from the 1943 propaganda short The Spirit of '43.

In Christmas on Bear Mountain, Scrooge was a bearded, bespectacled, reasonably wealthy old duck, visibly leaning on his cane, and living in isolation in a "huge mansion". Scrooge's misanthropic thoughts in this first story are quite pronounced: "Here I sit in this big lonely dump, waiting for Christmas to pass! Bah! That silly season when everybody loves everybody else! A curse on it! Me—I'm different! Everybody hates me, and I hate everybody!"Barks later reflected, "Scrooge in 'Christmas on Bear Mountain' was only my first idea of a rich, old uncle. I had made him too old and too weak. I discovered later on that I had to make him more active. I could not make an old guy like that do the things I wanted him to do."

The Magic Hourglass, first published in September 1950, was arguably the first story to change the focus of the Duck stories from Donald to Scrooge. During the story, several themes were introduced for Scrooge.

Donald first mentions in this story that his uncle practically owns Duckburg, a statement that Scrooge's rival John D. Rockerduck would later put in dispute. Scrooge first hints that he was not born into wealth, as he remembers buying the Hourglass in Morocco when he was a member of a ship's crew as a cabin boy. It is also the first story in which Scrooge mentions speaking another language besides his native English and reading other alphabets besides the Latin alphabet, as during the story, he speaks Arabic and reads the Arabic alphabet.

The latter theme would be developed further in later stories. Barks and current Scrooge writer Don Rosa have depicted Scrooge as being fluent in Arabic, Dutch, German, Mongolian, Spanish, Mayan, Bengali, Finnish, and various dialects of Chinese. Scrooge acquired this knowledge from years of living or traveling to the various regions of the world where those languages are spoken. Later writers would depict Scrooge having at least working knowledge of several other languages.

Scrooge was shown in The Magic Hourglass in a more positive light than in previous stories, but his more villainous side is present too. Scrooge is seen in this story attempting to reacquire a magic hourglass that he gave to Donald, before finding out that it acted as a protective charm for him. Scrooge starts losing one billion dollars each minute, and comments that he will go bankrupt within 600 years. This line is a parody of Orson Welles's line in Citizen Kane “You know, Mr. Thatcher, at the rate of a million dollars a year, I'll have to close this place in... 60 years”. To convince his nephews to return it, he pursues them throughout Morocco, where they had headed to earlier in the story. Memorably during the story, Scrooge interrogates Donald by having him tied up and tickled with a feather in an attempt to get Donald to reveal the hourglass's location. Scrooge finally manages to retrieve it, exchanging it for a flask of water, as he had found his nephews exhausted and left in the desert with no supplies. As Scrooge explains, he intended to give them a higher offer, but he just could not resist having somebody at his mercy without taking advantage of it.

DuckTales

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Scrooge with his nephews in the opening to DuckTales.
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In the DuckTales series, Scrooge has adopted the nephews (due to Donald leaving home and joining the Navy) and, as a result, his rougher edges are smoothed out somewhat. While most of his traits remain from the comics, he is notably more jovial and less irritable in the series. In an early episode, Scrooge credits his improved temperament to the nephews and Webby, saying that "for the first time since I left Scotland, I have a family." Though Scrooge is far from heartless in the comics, he is rarely so openly sentimental. While he still hunts for treasure in DuckTales, many episodes focus on him attempting to thwart villains. He remains, however, just as tightfisted with money as he has always been. Scrooge displays a strict code of honor, insisting that the only valid way to acquire wealth is to "earn it square" and he goes to great lengths to thwart those (sometimes even his own nephews) who gain money dishonestly. This code also prevents him from ever being dishonest himself, saying that "Scrooge McDuck's word is as good as gold." He also expresses great disgust at being viewed by others as a greedy liar and cheater. The show fleshed out his upbringing by depicting his life as an individual who worked hard his entire life to earn his keep and fiercely defend it against those who were truly dishonest: a value he teaches his nephews.

Also, it was shown that money is no longer the most important thing in his life. For one episode, he was under a love spell, which caused him to lavish his time on a goddess over everything else. The nephews find out that the only way to break the spell is to make the person realize that the object of their love will cost them something they truly love. The boys make it appear that Scrooge's love is allergic to money; however, he simply decides to give up his wealth so he can be with her. Later, when he realizes that he'll also have to give up his nephews to be with her, the spell is immediately broken, showing that family is the most important thing to him. On occasion, he demonstrates physical fitness by single-handedly beating bigger guys.

In the comic book continuation of Darkwing Duck, Scrooge comes in at the end of the first arc to help re-organize the Quackwerks corporation, naming Launchpad its CEO.

Other appearances

Mickey Mouse Club

Scrooge made an extremely short cameo in the animated opening of the 1950s television series. He is briefly seen popping out of the hat of The Big Bad Wolf.

Scrooge McDuck and Money

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Scrooge in his animated debut, Scrooge McDuck and Money.
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The character of Scrooge has appeared in various media aside from comic books. Scrooge's first appearance in animated form (save for a brief cameo appearance on the Mickey Mouse Club television series) was in Disney's 1967 theatrical short Scrooge McDuck and Money, in which he teaches his nephews some basic financial tips.

Mickey's Christmas Carol

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Scrooge portraying his namesake in Mickey's Christmas Carol.
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Scrooge stars as his namesake Ebenezer Scrooge in Mickey's Christmas Carol. Scrooge plays out the exact role as the original story. After he visits the Ghosts of Christmas Past (portrayed by Jiminy Cricket), Present (Willie the Giant), and Future (Pete), Scrooge changes his ways.

Sport Goofy in Soccermania

Scrooge appears as a main character in the television special Sport Goofy in Soccermania. In the special Scrooge accidentally give Huey, Dewey and Louie a valuable trophy. Huey, Dewey and Louie sold it to be a prize for a soccer game. Scrooge finds out and realize the only way to get back his trophy is to win the soccer game against the Beagle Boys. With the help of Goofy Scrooge wins and regains his trophy. In the special Scrooge was voiced by Will Ryan.

Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas

Scrooge along with Daisy and Aunt Gertie visit Donald and the boys for Christmas Day. After dinner he sings carols while playing his beloved piano. Like the other adults; Scrooge is oblivious to the repeating Christmas Day. When the boys try to "liven things up", the piano is destroyed. The next repeat day the boys make it the best Christmas ever even singing carols with Scrooge.

Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas

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Scrooge in Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas.
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This Christmas holiday, Scrooge is the host at his mansion and invited Donald, Daisy and the nephews over for the season. On Christmas Eve, the boys swipe Scrooge's tasty cookies and are sent to their room by Donald who is ready to give them harsh discipline, but Scrooge volunteers to talk to them. At their room, he tells them the tale of Santa Claus and that if you act naughty, you won't get presents. Scrooge also tells them about his past, as he never got what he always wanted because he always wounded up on the naughty list.

The boys travel to the North Pole to write their names on the list themselves after realizing how bad they were that year. When they finally get to the list, however, they put Scrooge's name on it instead of their's. The next morning, Scrooge finally gets what he always wanted--a pair of bagpipes. Santa also left the boys gifts for thinking of Scrooge instead of themselves.

Later on, when Pluto goes missing, Scrooge purchases a snow plow company to help find him. After the success, Scrooge joins Mickey, Minnie and the others as they sing carols at Mickey's house.

Mickey Mouse Works

Scrooge was featured in two cartoons in this series. In "Around the World in 80 Days", he takes on the role of the main antagonist and challenges Mickey, who just won a fortune, to travel around the globe in only 80 days and if he fails, the fortune goes to Scrooge. Mickey succeeds and Scrooge is foiled.

In "Midsummer's Night Dream", he plays the role of Donald's uncle and goes to the duke, played by Ludwig Von Drake, after the woman he is betrothed to, Minnie, refuses to marry him. In the end, he watches Donald marry Daisy while Minnie marries Mickey.

Scrooge also appears briefly in Mickey's Christmas Chaos, where he and the nephews were carolers and part of Mickey's over-the-top decorations.

House of Mouse

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Scrooge in his appearance on House of Mouse.
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Scrooge appears in a few episodes of this series.

His most notable appearance is in "House of Scrooge", where Scrooge buys the club from Pete. At first, Mickey was overjoyed with Pete's departure, but became distressed when Scrooge's new "innovations" began to kick in. Scrooge changes the entire show and even replaces Huey, Dewey and Louie with a radio. In the end, when he sees that his budget cuts have driven the audience away, Scrooge claims that he cannot stand show business anymore and takes his money back from Pete in exchange for the club.

He also appears in "Snow Day" (where he is seen with a wheelbarrow full of "cold-hard" cash out in the snowy city streets) and "Goofy for a Day" (in the Penguin Waiters advertisement).

Video games

Kingdom Hearts series

Majority of information taken from The Keyhole-Scrooge McDuck.

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Scrooge appears as a minor character in the Kingdom Hearts series, as the owner of the Sea-salt ice cream business.

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep

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Scrooge McDuck talking to Ven.
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When Ventus arrives in Radiant Garden, he and Scrooge see each other from across the Central Square, before Ven spots Mickey Mouse heading for the Gardens and follows after him.

Aqua arrives some time later in search of Terra. She encounters the passing Scrooge in the Central Square, and she asks him if he has seen a boy not from around there, impressing him with her polite manner. Scrooge mistakingly believes she is talking about Ventus, and he sends her towards the castle.

Ven chases the α Armor into the Central Square of Radiant Garden, he finds it accosting Scrooge McDuck, who is angrily swinging his cane at it. Ven drives it off with a Strike Raid, but when he heads after it toward the Castle Town, Scrooge stops him and offers to repay him. Despite Ven's protests, Scrooge beckons him closer, and he reveals not only that he can tell Ven is from another world, but that he is, as well. He explains that he had Merlin transport him from his home world in the search of new business opportunities. When Ven gets impatient, Scrooge gives him three passes to Disney Town, telling him to give two to "two grown-ups", and lets him go.

On return trips to Radiant Garden, Ven and Aqua can find Scrooge in the Castle Town. He asks Ven if he has been to Disney Town yet and enjoyed the Dream Festival attractions, and he mentions to Aqua that he is having trouble finding the right place to set up shop.

Some time after Aqua's fight with Terra-Xehanort, Scrooge sells sea-salt ice cream to Lea and Isa.

Between Birth By Sleep and Kingdom Hearts II

Scrooge was busy with the King's help, setting up a transit system to further his business expantion through the worlds, using a Gummi Ship to due so. However, when the Heartless appeared in massive droves, this forced Scrooge to abandon his plans out of safety.

How he spent the decade between the games is unknown, but he didn't lose his wealth due to the drop of business between worlds.

Kingdom Hearts II

Scrooge McDuck resides in Hollow Bastion during the events of Kingdom Hearts II, along with his three great nephews. He meets Sora, Donald and Goofy during their first visit to Hollow Bastion, Donald and Scrooge both surprised to see each other. He now owns part of the town and his house seems to be built above the synthesizing shop. Opposite of the shop is a large freezer where McDuck tries to recreate the original sea-salt ice cream flavor, but is having little success. Throughout the visits to Hollow Bastion, Scrooge becomes closer and closer to achieving his goal, eventually succeeding. Oddly, though, Scrooge's form of currency is not referred to as munny. If you want to play the Skateboard freestyle mini-game in Hollow Bastion, you have to talk to Scrooge.

In the end credits after Sora and Riku defeat Xemnas and return to Destiny Islands, Scrooge is seen with King Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Queen Minnie, Daisy, Pluto, the nephews, and Chip and Dale. This makes Scrooge one of the few neutral characters that can travel to different worlds. Also in the end credits, you can see Yuffie handing out Scrooge's ice cream to everybody.

Toontown Online

He made his appearance in Toontown Online when visiting his employee Gyro Gearloose. Inside Gyro's lab, Scrooge finds an inactive "Cog" with a sign saying "Do Not Touch!". As cheap as he can be, he still activated the "Cog" thinking it would be a big "help" to Toontown and to earn money. However, this started an endless-production of Cogs, from The Big Cheese to Pencil Pushers and Robber Barons. Scrooge regrets activating the "Cog". The "Cog" produced many Cogs, which made the machine malfunction and caused the production to speed up. Nervous Scrooge watched in horror, while the Cogs fly away from the "Cog's" orders. The "Cog" comes up to Scrooge, and the screen fades away. Scrooge's current location is unknown.

Other video games

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Outside of the above mentioned games, Scrooge's other video game appearances include starring in the three DuckTales video games (DuckTales, DuckTales 2, and DuckTales: The Quest for Gold). He is also a secret playable character in the 2008 quiz game, Disney TH!NK Fast. Scrooge is also featured in some of the Disney Sports games as well as being a theme park tycoon in Disney's Party.

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Scrooge in Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion.
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Scrooge also appeared in Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion. He was captured by the witch Mizrabel in an attempt to drain him of his paint until Mickey rescues him. Afterwards, he serves as the game's shopkeeper to give Mickey items and power-ups.

Disney Parks

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Scrooge in front of his nephew's Christmas tree lot at Walt Disney World.
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Scrooge is a semi-common character in the Disney Parks. His appearances in the US parks were especially common during the original run of DuckTales and The Disney Afternoon. He is now mostly seen only at Tokyo Disneyland and Disneyland Paris, but he does show up at Walt Disney World very often during Christmastime, even taking part in the annual Christmas Day Parade.

A Little Tale of Christmas

In the Christmas show at Tokyo Disneyland, Scrooge is a miser who only cares about money while Mickey and Friends try to give him the spirit of Christmas.

Mickey's Once Upon a Christmastime Parade

Scrooge appears on his own float in the Magic Kingdom's annual holiday procession.

Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party

Scrooge joins Mickey and many other Disney characters as they celebrate Christmas in a Magic Kingdom party.

Mickey Mouse Revue

Scrooge appeared in this show as a member of its orchestra, playing a ukulele.

Trivia

  • In 2002, Forbes magazine named Scrooge McDuck history's fourth richest fictional character at $8.2 billion but moved him down to sixth place in 2005. In 2006, Scrooge was moved back up to third place, with a worth of $10.9 billion, trailing only Oliver "Daddy" Warbucks and Charles Montgomery Burns. In 2007, the self-made Scottish businessman finally got on the top of the Forbes Fictional 15 with a net worth of $28.8 billion. In 2009 he landed in second place and eventually made it back to first place in 2011.
  • Also in 2007, Glasgow City Council added Scrooge to its list of "Famous Glaswegians", alongside the likes of Billy Connolly, Sir Alex Ferguson and Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
  • Scrooge McDuck also has starred in his own video game of the DuckTales TV show, where he is the main playable character.
  • In 2008 The Weekly Standard parodied the bailout of the financial markets by publishing a memo where Scrooge applies to the TARP program.
  • Scrooge McDuck was the very first image to be displayed on the first Macintosh computer.[1]

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External links


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Films: Fantasia | Saludos Amigos | The Three Caballeros | Fun and Fancy Free | Who Framed Roger Rabbit | A Goofy Movie | Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas | Fantasia 2000 | An Extremely Goofy Movie | Mickey, Donald and Goofy: The Three Musketeers | Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas

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Primary Characters: Mickey Mouse | Minnie Mouse | Donald Duck | Daisy Duck | Goofy | Pluto | Chip 'n Dale | Pete | Clarabelle Cow | Horace Horsecollar | Huey, Dewey and Louie | Scrooge McDuck | Max Goof | Ludwig Von Drake

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Media: DuckTales | Videography | Video game (HD remake) | DuckTales 2 | The Quest for Gold | Treasure of the Lost Lamp | Raw Toonage

Heroes and Allies: Scrooge McDuck | Huey, Dewey and Louie | Launchpad McQuack | Webby Vanderquack | Betina Beakley | Gyro Gearloose | Doofus Drake | Fenton Crackshell | Donald Duck | Bubba the Cave Duck | Gene the Genie

Villains: Beagle Boys | Ma Beagle | Flintheart Glomgold | Magica De Spell | El Capitan | Merlock the Magician | Dijon

Locations: Duckburg

Objects Junior Woodchucks Guidebook

Songs: DuckTales Theme

See also: Carl Barks | The Disney Afternoon | Darkwing Duck | Quack Pack


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Square Enix Characters: Tidus | Wakka | Selphie | Leon | Yuffie | Cloud | Sephiroth | Moogle | Vivi | Setzer | Auron | Tifa | Yuna | Rikku | Paine | Org Moogle | Zack | Neku Sakuraba | Joshua | Beat | Shiki | Rhyme

Plot Elements: Kingdom Hearts | Heart | Memory | Light | Darkness | Keyblade War | Mark of Mastery exam | Gate | Keyhole | Recusant's Sigil | Universe of Kingdom Hearts | Dark Seeker Saga

Game Elements: Drive Form | Dark Mode | Limit | Summon | Dimension Link | Battle of the 1000 Heartless | Ansem's Reports | Secret Reports | Xehanort's Report | Roxas's Diary | Trinity | Save Point | Hit Points | Magic | Reaction Command | Command Style | Shotlock | Trinity Archives | Sticker Album | Deck Command | Level | Link System | Item synthesis | Lock-On | Gauges | Flowmotion | Moogle Shop | Finish command (KHBBS) | Mission Mode | Difficulty Level | Recipe | Magic Abilities/Abilities | Avatar Menu | Trophies

Objects: Paopu Fruit | Sea-salt ice cream | Ice Cream | Munny | Wayfinder | Door to Darkness | Memory Pod | Cornerstone of Light | Keyblade | X-blade | Mickey's Letters | Kairi's Letter | Thalassa Shell | Kingdom Hearts Encoder | Keychain | Gummi Blocks | Bug Blox | Black coat | Keyblade Armor

Locations: Land of Departure | Disney Castle | Disney Town | Timeless River | Datascape | Radiant Garden | Keyblade Graveyard | Mirage Arena | Destiny Islands | Traverse Town | Hollow Bastion | Dive to the Heart | End of the World | Realm of Darkness | Castle Oblivion | Twilight Town | Old Mansion | The World That Never Was | Castle That Never Was | Cavern of Remembrance | Simulated Twilight Town | Chambers of Repose and Waking

Organizations/Groups: Organization XIII | True Organization XIII | Hollow Bastion Restoration Committee | Princesses of Heart | Disney Villains Council

Vehicles: Gummi Ship | Keyblade Glider

Mini Games: Gummi Missions | Arena Mode | Command Board | Ice Cream Beat | Rumble Racing | Fruitball | Flick Rush | Dive Mode | Puzzle

Music: Dearly Beloved | Simple and Clean | Sanctuary | Swim This Way | Part of Your World | Under the Sea | Ursula's Revenge | A New Day is Dawning | Destati

Soundtracks: Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack | Kingdom Hearts Final Mix - Additional Tracks | Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack | Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Complete | Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep & 358/2 Days Original Soundtrack | Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance Original Soundtrack | Kingdom Hearts 10th Anniversary Fan Selection -Melodies & Memories- | Piano Collections Kingdom Hearts | Piano Collections Kingdom Hearts Field & Battle

Secret Endings: Another side, Another story... | The Gathering | Birth by sleep (video) | Blank Points | A fragmentary passage | Signs of What's Next | Another Guardian of Light

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