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Daphne Duck |
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She grew up at The Duck-farm at the country-side outside Duckburg. Where she lived later together with her family, is unknown.
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Born:
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18?? in Duckburg. |
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Died:
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19?? |
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First appearance:
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In the early 1950s in Carl Barks' Duck Family Tree (by name).
1993 in Lo$ part X - The Invader of Fort Duckburg. |
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Created by:
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Carl Barks / Don Rosa |
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Father:
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Humerdink "Grandpa" Duck |
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Mother:
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Elvira "Grandma Duck" Coot |
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Siblings:
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Quackmore Duck (brother)
Eider Duck (brother |
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Spouse:
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Goostave Gander
(In Carl Barks' Duck family tree she was actually married to "Luke the Goose" with whom she had one son, Gladstone, who was orphaned when Daphne and Luke overate at a free-lunch picnic. Gladstone was then adopted by Matilda McDuck and Goosetave Gander! In that version of the tree Gus Goose was a nephew of Luke the Goose. However Barks later changed his mind about this matter). |
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Children:
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Gladstone Gander (son)
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Other close relatives:
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Donald Duck (nephew)
Della Duck (niece) |
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Occupation:
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Unknown, since she was born with the same unbelivable luck as her son Gladstone Gander she probably didn't have to work. |
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Member of:
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Drives:
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Unknown, but we can assume that she and Goostave have a car, (probably one she once won in a lottery). |
The name for Daphne Duck in some other languages:
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| Danish: |
Andelise And |
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| Dutch (in the Netherlands): |
Trijntje Duck |
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| Finnish: |
Dora Ankka |
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| French: |
Daphnée Duck |
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| German: |
Daphne Duck |
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| Italian: |
Daphne Duck |
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| Norwegian: |
Dora Duck |
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| Portuguese: |
Patrícia Pata (in Brazil). |
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| Spanish (in Spain): |
Daphne Pato |
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| Swedish: |
Doris Anka |
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Biography:
There is not much known about Daphne Duck. In The Sign Of The Triple Distelfink Don Rosa shows that on the day she was born a painterman painted a triple Distelfink sign above the barn doors. For some reason that sign provided Daphne with an extreme luck. Some time after 1902 she married Goostave Gander. Together they had one son Gladstone Gander who indeed inherited his mothers luck.
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