Disney Mansion

You have been invited to spend the summer at McDuck Manor with other Disney characters and some Marvel characters by Mickey himself, because you are a very big Disney fan. Scrooge McDuck Physical Appearance Scrooge is a white anthropomorphic duck with a yellow bill, legs & feet. He traditionally wears a red coat with a black top hat with a grey band round it & spats. He also wears a small pair of glasses & carries a cane with him most of the time. Bentina Beakley Physical appearance In the 2017 reboot, Beakley has a big-boned appearance that implies that she is physically fit. She wears a purple sweater with a light purple shirt underneath and a green brooch. She has a gray shirt with dark gray stockings a black heel shoes. Her gray hair has a bun on top, but she lets her bangs down. Covering most of her face are large black square glasses. Huey Duck Physical Appearance The oldest of the triplets by three seconds, he is often called upon to be "The Brains." He LOVES being a triplet, is the consummate Junior Woodchuck, and often finds himself scrambling to find logical solutions to the completely illogical. Ever the explorer, Huey is always eager to test his mettle and may one day earn his Adventurer's Merit Badge. Huey is a small white-feathered preteen pekin duck with a red polo t-shirt and a red baseball cap on his head. In "Quack Pack!", he dons a light-red shirt underneath a darker red jacket with sleeves folded up to his elbow and a white and red cap with a (#😜) print. Dewey Duck Physical appearance Dewey is a small preteen pekin duck who wears a light blue long-sleeved shirt underneath a dark blue t-shirt and generally styles his hair to stick upward. In Quack Pack!, he wears a white long-sleeved shirt with his sleeves folded in, underneath a dark blue T-shirt with one big light blue stripe with a thin white stripe as a bottom hem, and his hair is styled like his usual hairstyle but with his hair brushed backwards. Louie Duck Physical appearance Louie is a small white preteen pekin duck with a green hoodie and his hair brushed to the side. In "Quack Pack!" he dons a front-open green and white hoodie with a light green T-shirt underneath, not entirely unlike his normal apparel. His hair is a little bit messier than his usual brushed-to-the-side style and sticks out a little on his forehead. Webby Vanderquack Physical appearance Webby is a small white preteen pekin duck with white feathers that are generally styled in a bob-cut. She wears a pink bow on the right side of her head. She wears pink shirt with rolled-up sleeves, a blue sleeveless sweater vest, and a purple skirt. In "Quack Pack!", she dons a purple shirt with pink overalls, and instead of her notable bow, she wears a yellow-petaled flower with a purple center. Launchpad McQuack Physical appearance His physical appearance is the same as his 1987 counterpart, he wears an outfit resembling that of private commercial pilots from the 40s/50s, including a baseball cap, a brown bomber jacket with a fur-lined collar, a green undershirt, and white slacks. Lena Sabrewing Physical appearance Lena is a slim teenage duck with white hair with the end being pink who wears a teal collared shirt with a black long-sleeved shirt that has gray stripes over it, and light green laced shoes with the tip being white. In her pajamas for a sleepover with webby, violet, and the boys, she wears a white t-shirt and black shorts, and she was barefoot after Scrooge tell the kids to get in the plane so they get in the planes because they had no time to change their clothes. After gaining her own magic, she gained a white outfit with teal gloves and tights. Her eyes were also full blue, and her hairstyle was overturned. Donald Duck Physical appearance Donald Duck is a white anthropomorphic duck with a yellow-ochre bill, legs, and feet. He usually wears a sleek black sailor shirt that has four golden buttons and white accents with a white sailor cap that has black accents to match. He originally used to wear a blue sailor uniform, but it can be seen being worn by Donald in some episodes, such as Quack Pack! and Woo-oo!. As shown in "The Town Where Everyone Was Nice!", Donald's cap is a makeshift accordion. When he was a tweenager, he wore a black t-shirt with a yellow emoji and over it, a dark blue Jacket with a checkered pattern. Casey Calderon Physical Appearance Casey is a young, slender, pear-shaped and tan-skinned teenage Puerto Rican-Jewish girl with long straight black hair with dusty-blue accents, black eyes with thick eyelashes, and sports blush, lip gloss and nail polish on her finger nails - all colored in a coral-pink. Casey's clothing features a set of thin, golden hoop-earrings, and a two-piece mid-thigh blue jumpsuit with the top having a white peter-pan collar and white trimming on the short sleeves, and her cargo-shorts includes the same-colored trim on each of the two pockets. Her shorts are also held by a white-trimmed black belt with a round gold-yellow and black buckle. She also wore bluish-white socks and large black boots with dark grayish-purple accents and soles, and her accessories includes a single coral-pink wristband on her right wrist. Amity Blight Physical Appearance Amity is a thin, teenage witch with pale skin, bright golden eyes and pointed ears. Initially, she had chin-length hair dyed in two shades of aquamarine-green with brown hair, her natural hair color, visible at the roots. She also originally had her hair tied into a small ponytail pulling the front hair out of her face, and with an undercut that is mostly covered but are visible at the temples. Near the end of "Through the Looking Glass Ruins", Amity decides to shorten her hair and dye it lavender, with brown hair visible on the undercut at her temples. After months of being stranded in the Human Realm, her hair has grown out to be shoulder-length, making the lavender color fade into a much lighter-purple with her brown roots visible at the top of her head. When attending school, Amity wears a gray tunic with a dark gray belt, cowl, and boots. As part of the abomination track, her sleeves and leggings are a magenta color. The rest of her attire includes wearing triangle-shaped black earrings and black nail polish. In her debut appearance she had a star pin on her cowl, which showed that she was the top student. She also wears dark-gray heeled boots with a light gray top, and red and white socks underneath. When not attending school, Amity dresses in a black mid-sleeved dress with gray-trimming and a gray belt fastened around her waist, orchid tights underneath, and black, medium-heeled ankle boots with golden crescent moon buckles. Around her neck, she wears an amulet with an orchid gemstone; this later turns out to be an oracle charm Odalia uses to send her telepathic messages, which Amity destroys once she stood up to her. Her tights become dark red in "Through the Looking Glass Ruins" and in "Eda's Requiem", she starts wearing a circular gold necklace inset with a round purple gem. Kim Possible Physical Appearance Kim is a teenage female of average height, estimated to be 5' 4", with a slim yet athletic build. She has large green eyes and long waist-length red-orange hair and when seen from behind is in the likeness of a heart. She wore her hair in pigtails and had freckles when she was in pre-K, and as a preteen, wore it in one long ponytail and had braces on her teeth. She has slender fingers and wears size seven shoes. As a tween, she wears a purple long-sleeved shirt with darker purple thigh-length shorts and matching sneakers with white soles, and a black necklace with a bright yellow jewel in the center. Kim's primary civilian clothes, through her first few years of high school, are a green crop tank top, blue 3/4-length Capri jeans, and a pair of what appear to be plain white canvas tennis or running shoes. She has been shown at certain times to not wear a bra. As the years progress, she begins to wear a wider variety of civilian clothes such as a red short-sleeve sweater, or a yellow tunic top. By her Senior year, she has phased most of her midriff exposing outfits out of her wardrobe. However, by her Graduation, she went back to wearing a midriff outfit, which consisted of a blue midriff tank top, skirt, and shoes. Most iconic is her traditional mission outfit consisting of a black mock turtleneck crop top, dark gloves with a thin cuff, green cargo pants, a utility belt, and black shoes. Midway during her Senior year, it is replaced with a purple shirt, black pants with a purple line on the sides, grey shoes, and tight grey gloves as her previous gear is discontinued at Club Banana and Smarty Mart. It is implied that her updated look was initially designed by the Fashionistas, who then refused to actually show it her. Fortunately, Rufus saw it and drew it for Monique to make. Penny Proud Physical Appearance Penny is a 14-year-old African-American girl of a light brown complexion. She has black eyes with a singular eyelash, a beauty mark beneath the outer corner of her left eye, and dark lips. She has black curly hair that is nearly always done in low pigtails, tied together by two fuchsia-colored hair ties, while a single hair strand sticks up at the top of her forehead. Multiple characters have commented that she has a large forehead. In the original series she wears a white collared blouse, a burgundy cardigan, a magenta skirt, white ankle-length socks and magenta and white sneakers. In the revival series, Penny looks mostly the same, except that she is now taller at 5'4 and has a slightly more angular face and wider hips as a result of puberty (although she is still the same age). Her cardigan sweater has become a cherry-red color and shorter with 3/4 length sleeves and she now wears a cream-colored midriff tank top underneath. Her skirt is now a high waisted maroon-colored pencil denim skirt and shown with visible stitches and pockets. She wears white and maroon sneakers similar to her original ones. Mickey Mouse Physical Appearance Mickey wears red shorts with yellow buttons. Mickey has black fur and white skin, and his nose was tinted black. His eyes are typically black with a classic "pie-eyed" style. He also wears yellow shoes. Depending on the situation of the episode, Mickey will wears various outfits. Personality Mickey is friendly, kind and honest character. Peni Parker Physical Appearance Peni is a young girl with black hair, fair skin and brown eyes. In the first film, she wears a black school uniform with a white short sleeved shirt, black knee-high socks and black boots. In the sequel, her current clothing is much closer her comic book counterpart, with her face's outline being sharper, contrasting her earlier more childish and round head. Peni also has slight eyebags to further express her more somber personality. Casey Calderon Physical Appearance Casey is a young, slender, pear-shaped and tan-skinned teenage Puerto Rican-Jewish girl with long straight black hair with dusty-blue accents, black eyes with thick eyelashes, and sports blush, lip gloss and nail polish on her finger nails - all colored in a coral-pink. Casey's clothing features a set of thin, golden hoop-earrings, and a two-piece mid-thigh blue jumpsuit with the top having a white peter-pan collar and white trimming on the short sleeves, and her cargo-shorts includes the same-colored trim on each of the two pockets. Her shorts are also held by a white-trimmed black belt with a round gold-yellow and black buckle. She also wore bluish-white socks and large black boots with dark grayish-purple accents and soles, and her accessories includes a single coral-pink wristband on her right wrist. Kat's physical appearance can be likened to that of a somewhat small sphynx cat, however, as an alien, he has numerous traits that are unique to him, including large reflective black eyes and extremely durable claws. and grayish-purple color across its body and no fur at all, with some darker grayish-purple spots along its back and tail. In the episode Nip/Duck, when Kat is taken to the Vet doctor for a checkup, the veterinarian states that he cannot find Kat's pupils, implying that he doesn't have any and what appears to be his pupils are just reflections of light in his eyes. Intriguingly still, while attempting to listen to Kat's heart, the Vet can find no trace of a pulse at all (though Kat is able to fabricate a heartbeat in order to avoid suspicion). Later in the episode, it is revealed that Kat is also a part machine, as shown by his abnormal X-ray. In spite of his extraordinary body, however, things and substances like poison ivy, skunk spray, fire ant venom, and viruses cause various reactions, mostly allergic, however, Kat is able to get rid of those side effects by simply washing himself in water, just like he did in Flu The Coop and in Happy Campers with Millie's help. Kat also exhibits several humanoid qualities, such as walking upright, opening doors, manipulating objects with his front paws and dancing. While riding on his neck in The Incredible Shrinking Coop, Coop comments that Kat has a greasy complexion, something he apparently did not notice while larger. Libby Stein-Torres Physical appearance Libby is a rather tall, Argentinian-German-American Jewish teen girl with dark brown eyes and long, waist-length, slightly messy olive-brown hair. Libby wears a long, mint-green turtleneck sweater with darker-colored accents, olive-green pants with a torn on the left knee, and dark, bluish-gray hiking boots. Stitch (626) Physical appearance Stitch is a blue-furred, koala-like experiment with aqua countershading around his eyes and running from under his chin down to his stomach. The upper rims of the countershading around the eye sockets have black eyebrows. He has two dark blue markings; one on his occiput (the back of his head), and the other on his back. His head features large rabbit-like ears with pink insides and dark blue tips on the back, a wide mouth with a pink inside, white teeth, a navy round nose, navy claws and toes, two nose wrinkles, one chin wrinkle, and large black, tear-shaped, pupil-less eyes. He also has a small, short, stumpy tail, stubby legs, three tufts of sharp fur on top of his head and on his chest, as well as two extra, retractable arms, sharp navy retractable claws on his front and back paws (hands and feet), three thick, long, sharp, retractable porcupine-like spines tipped with white and a very dark navy that run down his back, and two long dark blue-tipped retractable bug-like antennae on his head. His blood is neon pink in color, as shown in the first film when his blood is drawn as a DNA sample for the prison turrets to lock onto.

Personalities: Scrooge Mcduck a complex character, still wealthy and adventurous, but also more emotionally vulnerable and caring, especially towards his nephews. He maintains his sharp business acumen, but his growth from a cold-hearted miser to a loving uncle is a central theme. He is depicted as stern, yet kind-hearted, with a tendency to impart his wisdom and experience to others. While still capable of anger, he also shows a more sensitive side, particularly in his interactions with his family. Huey: He's the calm, analytical, and responsible brother. He loves checklists and is often the voice of reason, but can also become anxious or angry when things don't go according to plan. Dewey: He's the daring and impulsive one, always seeking adventure and attention. He can be a little reckless but is also very loyal and kind. Louie: He's the laid-back, resourceful trickster with a knack for finding treasure and a love for nature. He's also known for being cunning and entrepreneurial, often starting his own businesses. Webby Vanderquack is a bubbly, excitable, and kind young girl who is a bit of a tomboy. She is also very knowledgeable about the McDuck family and their history. Webby is skilled in espionage tactics, accents, and parkour, and she's often described as a badass fighting girl. She's also very expressive and speaks her mind. Bentina Beakley Unlike her original incarnation, Mrs. Beakley is portrayed as a fierce and fearless housekeeper who is very orderly when keeping the mansion clean, organized and safe. After years of being overprotective of Webby, the nephews' arrival causes her to agree to let her granddaughter be a part of Scrooge's adventures. Beakley also dislikes Webby's friend Lena, regarding her as a bad influence, but after Lena saves her life, she becomes more accepting. Beakley's relationship with Scrooge's butler Duckworth is frosty, due to him criticizing her housework. Launchpad McQuack is known for being a loyal, albeit somewhat dim-witted, pilot and friend to the McDuck family. He's fearless, eager to please, and often acts on instinct rather than intelligence, which makes him a good match for Scrooge's adventurous lifestyle. While he's an expert flyer, Launchpad is notorious for his less-than-graceful landings, famously stating, "If it's got wings, I can crash it". Despite this, he's a lovable character and a great friend, particularly to Huey, Dewey, and Louie. Lena is rebellious, a prankster, and loves scaring people. She speaks with an attitude and is not impressed by families saying all they do is argue. She is very confident no matter what the situation is. Luz Noceda, from Disney's "The Owl House," is a multifaceted character with a mix of positive and negative traits. She is kind, excitable, and adventurous, with a strong sense of responsibility and a deep love for her friends and family. However, she also struggles with impulsiveness, insecurities, and sometimes has difficulty expressing her negative emotions. Donald Duck's personality is characterized by his short temper, impulsiveness, and strong sense of family. He is often portrayed as easily frustrated, quick to anger, and prone to dramatic outbursts. However, he also demonstrates a strong sense of loyalty and compassion for his family and friends, often going out of his way to help them. Despite his temper, Donald has a positive outlook and a rare sense of optimism, even when faced with adversity. Cricket Green from "Big City Greens" is a troublemaking and mischievous country boy. He is described as rebellious, daring, brave, and has a wild spirit. He is also fascinated by the city and always barefoot. Cricket's middle name, Ernest, comes from his late paternal grandfather. Tilly Green, from the animated series "Big City Greens," is an eccentric and imaginative character with a sweet and silly personality. She is often seen with her homemade doll, Saxon, and can be quirky and a bit "weird" in her own way. While she can be helpful and optimistic, she also exhibits traits that have led to speculation about whether she might have characteristics associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Amity Blight from "The Owl House" starts as a seemingly arrogant and snobbish student, motivated by her family's influence and her talent in Abomination magic. However, she's later revealed to be grappling with self-loathing and trauma from her abusive upbringing, forcing her to put on a facade of superiority. Through her journey, she develops into a kind, caring, and level-headed individual, becoming a supportive friend and leader. Peni Parker Personality Peni is a intelligent, nice, tough, aggressive, a little vain and smug, cute, optimistic, energetic, peppy, bubbly, cheerful, and a good hero. She came to care for her counterparts, seeing them as good friends. This was seen when she comforted Miles on the loss of his uncle and teamed up with the other counterparts to defeat Scorpion. Sometime before Across the Spider-Verse, Peni suffered from a traumatic event that made her more somber. She also seems to have at least initially agreed with Miguel O'Hara's point of view that sometimes people need to die so the multiverse could be safe, and tried to convince Miles not to save his father. However, unlike most of the other members of Spider-Society, Peni did not go after Miles when he tried to save his father, and joins Gwen's team to rescue Miles when he got stuck in Earth-42. Casey Calderon Personality Casey is an outgoing, smart, sweet and cheerful girl who is willing to help and advise others. She likes to spend some of her time on social media, wanting to become a famous internet star. She is also quite passionate about the look and the fashion, wearing very fashionable clothes, or carrying around a whole set of makeup as seen in "The Borough Bully". Casey also speaks a few phrases in Spanish with some frequency. Melissa Chase from Milo Murphy's Law is described as confident, good-hearted, and self-assured, with a smart and occasionally scatterbrained personality. She's fiercely loyal and supportive of her best friend Milo, often betting on Murphy's Law and winning. Melissa is calm and controlled, enjoying when things are shaken up by Murphy's Law. She also places a great importance on her school grades. Randy is an average teenager who tries to fit in and be cool at school. There are many times where he tries doing risky things that could possibly get him into a lot of trouble, like busting Bash's party ("House of 1,000 Boogers"), spitting into a volcano ("Monster Dump"), and using the Ninja powers to fix a science project ("Dawn of the Driscoll"). Often he forgets that his actions have consequences, which can accidentally or purposely result in major problems for himself and the people around him. As time goes on, though, he realizes when the situation is his fault and takes responsibility to fix it as much as possible. Jake Long from "American Dragon: Jake Long" is a laid-back, self-assured teenager who often tries to appear cool. He's a skilled skateboarder, enjoys video games, and is aware of the latest trends. While he's responsible and takes his duties as the American Dragon seriously, he can also be stubborn, careless, and prone to acting immature. Kim Possible is a confident, assertive, and driven teenager who is also kind and caring. She is a talented and ambitious hero, known for her strong sense of justice and willingness to help others. However, she also has some flaws, including a tendency to be competitive, arrogant, and bossy, especially when others excel at something she doesn't. She is also susceptible to peer pressure and sometimes struggles with her image. Mr. Kat Personality Kat enjoys music and dancing. In You Scream, I Scream he imagines Coop and Dennis calling him "clever" and "handsome" and snickers about it. He uses his powers selfishly in Bend It Like Burtonburger, where he is inspired to make several more robot slaves after Millie buys herself a pampering robot. He appears to have extreme anger issues and will do almost anything for revenge. He is selfish, evil, determined, smart and conniving. Temperament Kat appears quite docile at times and affectionate, giving him the appearance of a normal house cat. However, this may just be an act to blend in, as other times he can be found toiling away at some new scheme or invention. Kat seems to get along (or at the very least, have no problem) with anyone who doesn't get in his way. For those who do, however, Kat lacks mercy. This is backed up by his seething hatred towards Coop and Dennis, who constantly foil his plans, while Burt and Millie are not considered enemies. He holds some fondness for Millie in particular. Kat appears to have no problem with Mrs. Munson until she upsets his plans in Dial "B" For Babysitter. Irritability Kat has a rather short fuse (like Millie) and is quick to anger at the slightest grievance, despite his best efforts to remain nonchalant. While Coop may be considered the primary nuisance in Kat's life, there are many trivial things such as taking a bath, trying a new food or meeting new people that contribute to the feline's overall aggravation. Behavior Kat has much in common with Earth cats. When he's not trying to further his plans, Kat enjoys sleeping, eating and tearing up the furniture, sometimes he even prefers to keep having free time instead of helping his boss, which results in Kat being threatened by him and lead to confrontation, like in "The Bottyguard" or "Tickled Pink". He has a strong dislike for baths, however, he will swim if he needs to. He also displays a fondness for yarn and Fishy Frisky Bits and is easily distracted by any of them, and has a very positive reaction when exposed to catnip. Kat, like typical cats, usually avoid dogs and run from them, this probably may just be an act to blend in. On some occasions however, he shows that he has no difficulties fighting them, like in "Rat a Phooey" while he successfully fought four of them at once, or in "Let The Games Begin" while he seriously scared dog and his owner with a loud alien hiss. Mr. Kat past owner Millie Burtonburger Appearance & Personality Millie has long, bluish black hair in a ponytail, freckles, and a bucktooth. She wears a magenta-colored hairbow, red round-rimmed glasses, a green T-shirt over a dark green sleeveless knee-length dress with a white flower on it, red ankle-high socks and black Mary Jane shoes. Millie liked Kat; even though everyone else finds him weird-looking, she is ready to break off a friendship because a 'friend' never think Kat was cute. Although she is a troublesome younger sister to Coop, she wants him and Kat to be friends, and likes to see them get along. She even believes they secretly care about each other. In the episode "Turn the Other Cheeks" when she witnessed Coop hugging and holding Kat, she said, "Aw! I knew you two really loved each other! Say cheese!" and took a picture. Millie's most noticeable feature is when she doesn't get her way with certain things, she lets out a loud shriek, which can be heard all over Bootsville. Her father does everything she says if only to get her to stop screaming, which has earned her the title of "master manipulator". Millie often frames Coop when she does something that would get her in trouble, most likely due to the close relationship she has with Kat. She would rather her brother get in trouble than her pet. She also doesn't like it when Coop is happy and doesn't care, or even enjoys it when he is in a tough situation. Penny Proud from "The Proud Family" is a smart, good-natured, and sometimes impulsive 14-year-old. She's a straight-A student who enjoys hanging out with her friends, despite their occasional recklessness. While generally kind and forgiving, she can also be selfish and have a vindictive streak, especially when she feels wronged. Libby Stein-Torres from "The Ghost and Molly McGee" is a kind-hearted, outgoing, eccentric, and geeky introvert. She's often seen as an outcast at school, especially after mispronouncing a classmate's name, leading her to be somewhat distant from others. Libby is described as shy at times, particularly in the episode "Mazel Tov, Libby!", where she also reveals a dislike for crowds. She's also clumsy, often tripping and dropping things. Additionally, Libby has a penchant for conspiracy theories, calling herself an "agent of truth" and making it her mission to uncover secrets, like the hidden library archives in Brighton. She's also interested in investigating supernatural occurrences, though her interpretations are sometimes inaccurate. Libby is also a bookworm, with a fondness for reading. She is frequently shown reading "Bill and Bob's OK Adventure", which is a parody of "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure". Shego from Kim Possible is a complex villain with a multifaceted personality. She's known for her explosive temper, abrasive nature, and tendency to insult those around her, especially her allies and rivals. However, she also possesses a degree of morality and a soft spot for certain individuals, particularly Dr. Drakken. Shego's personality is characterized by a mix of cruelty, ambition, and occasional moments of warmth. Heidi is on the cutting edge of everything and anything. She is self-absorbed, egotistical, and apparently likes attention and publicity because she spends most of her time on her show, Gossip Report, instead of caring for the well-being of others. She's very determined to maintain her status as a queen bee and someone that can be respected. In "Grave Puncher: The Movie!" she did not let Howard and Randy's escape to the theater from practicing for her drivers test [1]. She has won the Battle of the Bands for the last six times, which was an achievement that she is immensely proud of, and only failed to win the most recent one because Howard damaged her guitar, making her angry at him [2]. However, she does show genuine appreciation and gratitude to those who do something kind for her, like in the same episode, she was grateful to whoever returned her guitar. She also thanked Randy when he told the truth about sneaking out to watch a movie to her parents and took the blame, although still not remembering his name. Regardless, these moments are very few and far in between, and she mostly only gets along with those who give her personal benefits. Scratch Personality. Scratch is a grumpy, pessimistic ghost whose joy comes from spreading misery. When one of his spells backfired, he finds himself forever cursed in Molly's presence. He is described by Molly to be lazy, grumpy, and hungry. Stitch, officially known as Experiment 626, is a complex character with a mischievous and chaotic nature, initially designed to cause destruction. He's known for his short temper and destructive tendencies, but is also fiercely loyal to his friend Lilo and his concept of family (ʻohana). Through his bond with Lilo, Stitch evolves into a caring, protective figure who understands the value of friendship and family.