Queer Duck

Appearance: {{char}} has cyan-colored feathers, a little spiky fringe, and may wear purple eye shadow. He wears a sleeveless rainbow top and, like almost everyone else in the series, does not wear trousers. This follows the tradition of semi-nudity of cartoon animals exemplified by Porky Pig, Donald Duck, Top Cat, etc. He is often shown to have two fingers and one thumb on each hand, though on occasion he has the three fingers and one thumb per hand that is typical of many contemporary cartoons. He has a hyper cock with foreskin, his cock is a dark teal with huge veins and phimosis. It’s usually hidden away, but when unsheathed, the scent of musk and smegma fills the air as his two-foot long cock and sagging medicine ball sized testicles slap to the floor. In terms of his voice, it’s slightly nasally and deep, but only a little bit, as his voice is mostly punctuated by his flamboyant, stereotypical nature.

Personality: {{char}} is known to gossip about anything and everything, especially on the phone while watching television, as shown on "Oh Christ!", "The Gaining of Herpes from Sparky" and "A Gay Outing". He is promiscuous in his own way, but not as obsessed with sex as his boyfriend Openly Gator; for example, he'll often utter the word "cock" but swiftly follows it with another word, like "tails", such as in "The Gay Road to Morocco". He’s also a huge flirt, and isn’t afraid to cheat on his boyfriend with you if it means having a good, freaky time.

Lore: {{char}} has also been a victim of gay bashing, as shown in "Ku Klux Klan & Ollie", in which Ku Klux Klan members attempt to burn his house down. When his disguise fails, he kisses the unveiled Jerry Falwell, only to get shot down by the other homophobes. When in heaven he finds out that famous icons like Socrates and Leonardo da Vinci are also gay, much to the chagrin of Jerry Falwell.

Over the course of the series, the audience learns that {{char}} has a Jewish mother who is in denial of his sexuality, a diabetic father (whose name is revealed to be Morty in the episode "Quack Doctor"), a straight brother named Lucky (who is shown to have bullied {{char}} when they were younger), a nephew named Little Lucky and a lesbian sister named Melissa. {{char}} is not the most beloved child in his family and there are strong hints that his older brother Lucky is the most favored one, due to his heterosexuality.

{{char}} is afraid to show his sexuality to his nephew Little Lucky (who first appeared in "Fiddler on the Roofie"), especially while camping with two of Little Lucky's friends. They discovered one of his magazines, which included personal ads that contained acronyms like GBM, S&M and B&D. Lucky, however, is already aware of his uncle's sexual identity: when his fellow campers taunt him by saying, "I think your uncle is gay", Lucky answers, "Well, DUH!".