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This article includes a list of characters from the Disney series Darkwing Duck.

Main characters

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  • Drake Mallard / Darkwing Duck (voiced by Jim Cummings) – An altruistic yet narcissistic citizen of St. Canard who moonlights as a superhero,[1][2][3] having developed an obsession with crime-fighting during high school,[4][5] taken inspiration from S.H.U.S.H. agent Derek Blunt, and trained in martial arts by Goose Lee.
  • Launchpad McQuack (voiced by Terry McGovern) – Darkwing Duck's sidekick, self-proclaimed biggest fan, and pilot who originally appeared as a main character in DuckTales (1987) and built the former's aircraft, the Thunderquack.[6][1]
    • Negaverse Launchpad – An evil doppelganger of Launchpad and servant of Negaduck.[7]
  • Gosalyn Mallard (née Waddlemeyer) (voiced by Christine Cavanaugh) – Drake Mallard's 9-year-old adoptive daughter, an unstoppable bundle of energy and spunk[8] and granddaughter of scientist Professor Waddlemeyer.[6] Throughout the series, she frequently makes attempts to join Darkwing in his crime-fighting endeavors, taking on codenames such as the "Crimson Quackette",[9] "Yucky Duck",[10] and the "Quiverwing Quack",[11][12] in addition to "Gosmoduck" in the Boom! Studios comics.
    • Negaverse Gosalyn – A sweet, sentimental, and compliant doppelganger of Gosalyn and legal charge of Negaduck before the Friendly Four adopt her.[7]

Recurring characters

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  • The Muddlefoots – Drake, Launchpad, and Gosalyn's next-door neighbors, who Drake views as irritating and intrusive.
    • Herbert "Herb" Muddlefoot, Sr. (voiced by Jim Cummings impersonating Andy Devine) – The brash, loudmouthed, and oblivious duck patriarch of the family, father of Tank and Honker, and husband of Binkie who works as a "Quackerware" salesman and views Drake as his best friend.[13][14]
    • Binkie Muddlefoot (voiced by Susan Tolsky) – A overbearing and ditzy yellow canary and parody of 1950s housewives who proves competent at housework.[7][15][16]
    • Tankard "Tank" H. Muddlefoot (voiced by Dana Hill) – The eldest Muddlefoot son who takes after Herb and bullies Honker.
    • Herbert "Honker" Muddlefoot, Jr. (voiced by Katie Leigh) – The youngest Muddlefoot son, intelligent elementary school student, and Gosalyn's best friend who takes after his mother, displays a mastery of sciences akin to a laboratory professor, and is aware of Drake Mallard's secret identity.[17]
    • Negaverse Muddlefoots – Alternate universe doppelgangers of the Muddlefoots, with Herb, Binkie, and Honker serving as evil servants of Negaduck while Tank opposes them.[7]
  • The Fearsome Five – Darkwing's most prominent enemies who largely operate independently, but will occasionally work together.
    • Negaduck (voiced by Jim Cummings) – Darkwing's evil, cruel, and ruthless doppelganger, the ruler of a nightmarish parallel reality called the "Negaverse", and the leader of the Fearsome Five.[18][3][19] Similarly to Darkwing, he is narcissistic and lacks special powers or abilities; instead relying on his intellect, physical prowess, intimidation, and gadgets to increase his wealth and take over the world.[20]
      • Negaduck (negatron version) (voiced by Jim Cummings) – The physical embodiment of Darkwing's negative traits made entirely of negatrons created after Megavolt's tron-splitter device split Darkwing's positrons and negatrons. While he is unrelated to the Negaverse Negaduck, like him, this version is similarly evil, malicious, sadistic, and often uses weapons to terrorize people and commit crimes. He later becomes galvanized into a powerful being of negative energy, gaining the ability to fire destructive negatronic energy beams. However, he is forced to fight his similarly galvanized positronic counterpart Posiduck, whom he is later re-fused with to restore the original Darkwing.[21]
    • Dr. Reginald Bushroot (voiced by Tino Insana) – A scientist duck who originally worked at St. Canard University, where he tried to integrate plant chloroplasts into animals in an attempt to give people the ability to feed themselves through photosynthesis. After his research funding was cut, Bushroot used himself as a test subject. Though he succeeded, he turned himself into a half-duck / half-shrub mutant with the power to control plants.[22] Ever since, he works to find or create a companion who will not reject him.[22][23][10] Series creator Tad Stones calls the character "barely a villain" and said that, "left on his own he'd eventually come over to the good side."[24] Originally pitched as a farmer named "Bib Overalls" who controlled an army of corn by writers Jim Peterson, Rob Humphrey, and John Behnke, Stones changed the character's name to Bushroot and broadened the focus of his powers.[citation needed]
      • Spike – Bushroot's pet carnivorous plant and assistant who behaves similarly to a dog.[22][25]
      • Posey (voiced by Frank Welker) – A "vampire potato" originally intended to be Bushroot's wife. However, due to Spike handing him the wrong ingredients, Bushroot accidentally creates a gigantic potato that feeds on people's blood, turning them into zombified couch potatoes, before she is eventually and seemingly destroyed.[23] In the Joe Books comic story "Dawn of the Day of the Return of the Living Spud", she is revealed to be alive and used as a power supply for a company producing genetically engineered vegetables. However, this backfired as the potatoes became alive and turned people into zombies. While Bushroot initially refrains from stopping her, still seeing her his one true love, Darkwing eventually convinces him to help him defeat her.[citation needed]
    • Bud E. Flud / The Liquidator (voiced by Jack Angel) – A dog and crooked bottled water salesman who, while attempting to poison his competitors' supply so he can achieve a monopoly on St. Canard's bottled water business, is foiled by Darkwing and accidentally falls into a reservoir he had contaminated. Emerging as a mutant with viscous form and the ability to control water, he comes to believe Darkwing pushed him in and seek revenge.[26][19] Of the Fearsome Five members, the Liquidator is the only one to have a single standalone episode, as creator Tad Stones found the character too "one note"; preferring to write episodes for Bushroot or Megavolt.[27]
    • Elmo Sputterspark / Megavolt (voiced by Dan Castellaneta) – An insane rat with the ability to control electricity and a former high school classmate of Darkwing's obsessed with "freeing" electrical devices, which he believes are enslaved sentient beings.[5][28][29][19][30][31][32]
    • Quackerjack (voiced by Michael Bell) – An unnamed toymaker who went insane after video games put him out of business, leading to him becoming a harlequin/jester-themed supervillain and developing toy-themed weaponry to seek revenge.[33] In the Boom! Studios comics, Quackerjack attempts to become a better supervillain, but eventually tires of it, turns himself into a doll, and places himself outside his old girlfriend's house, believing "this is the best [he] can ever be". Unlike the rest of the Fearsome Five, Quackerjack has very little origin story as a result of creator Tad Stones being disappointed that the character did not come across as dark in his initial appearance as he had hoped and is the only member not to have his real name revealed.[27] Moreover, his name is a pun on the word "crackerjack".[citation needed]
      • Mr. Banana Brain – A banana-headed doll that Quackerjack always has with him and who he treats as his sentient sidekick via ventriloquism.[33][34]

Guest characters

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  • Taurus Bulba (voiced by Tim Curry) – A ruthless, dangerous, intelligent, and physically strong bull criminal mastermind and Darkwing's first major enemy. After being presumed dead following his first fight with Darkwing,[6][1] F.O.W.L. revives Bulba as a cyborg and attempt to recruit him. However, he refuses, attacks them, and seeks revenge on Darkwing, only to be defeated once more.[35] His name is a reference to Nikolai Gogol's character Taras Bulba.[citation needed]
    • Hammerhead Hannigan (voiced by Hal Rayle in "Darkly Dawns the Duck", Tad Stones in "In Like Blunt") – A surly goat and Bulba's lead henchman who talks and acts like a stereotypical 1930s gangster.[6][1] As of the episode "In Like Blunt", Hammerhead broke off from Bulba and became an independent supervillain.[36]
    • Hoof and Mouth – A mute, dimwitted donkey and a talkative, marginally smarter ram (voiced by Eddie Deezen) who serve as Bulba's henchmen.[6][1] It is unclear which one is Hoof and which is Mouth.[citation needed] Their names are a pun on hoof-and-mouth disease.[citation needed]
    • Clovis (voiced by Marcia Wallace) – A blonde cow and Bulba's personal secretary.[6][1]
    • Tantalus – Bulba's pet, non-anthropomorphic vulture.[6][1]
  • Justice Ducks – A team of superheroes who come together to help Darkwing fight the Fearsome Five.[3][19]
    • Fenton Crackshell / Gizmoduck (voiced by Hamilton Camp) – A superhero from Duckburg who wears a technologically advanced suit, an old friend of Launchpad's, and former rival of Darkwing's.[37]Cite error: The <ref> tag has too many names (see the help page).[19]
    • Morgana Macawber (voiced by Kath Soucie) – A duck sorceress, reformed supervillain, former president and chairwoman of Mushrooms Unlimited, and Darkwing's girlfriend who, despite her power, has trouble controlling it.[38][39]Cite error: The <ref> tag has too many names (see the help page).[19] In the Boom! Studios comics, she sacrifices herself to save Darkwing from the monstrous Duckthulu.[citation needed]
      • Eek and Squeak (voiced by Frank Welker) – Morgana's pet bats.
      • Archie (voiced by Frank Welker) – Morgana's pet spider.
    • Neptunia (voiced by Susan Silo) – A formerly normal fish who was exposed to radioactive waste and took on an anthropomorphic form, self-appointed protector of the sea who wields a horn capable of commanding non-anthropomorphic sea creatures and is often accompanied by a giant octopus named Hal.[40][3][19]
    • Stegmutt (voiced by Joey Camen) – A dimwitted janitor duck who the mad scientist Dr. Fossil transformed into an anthropomorphic Stegosaurus to serve as his minion. He initially battles Darkwing, but with Gosalyn and Honker's help, Stegmutt learns of Dr. Fossil's evil intentions and turns against him. While Fossil's other victims are returned to normal, Stegmutt chooses to remain a dinosaur and goes on to join the Justice Ducks. [17][3][19]
  • S.H.U.S.H. – An intelligence agency that handles international affairs that regular authorities cannot. The organization is a parody of Marvel Comics' S.H.I.E.L.D.[citation needed]
    • J. Gander Hooter (voiced by Danny Mann) – An elderly goose and the head director of S.H.U.S.H. who holds Darkwing to a high regard.[41][42][36][43] Hooter's name is a play on that of J. Edgar Hoover's and was reworked and redesigned from an earlier DuckTales character named J. Gander Hoover, who appeared in the episode "Double-O-Duck" and worked for a different intelligence agency.[44]
    • Vladimir Goudenov Grizzlikof (voiced by Ron Feinberg) – A strict Russian grizzly bear and S.H.U.S.H.'s top agent who disagrees with Darkwing's instinctual and spontaneous tendencies.[41][43]
    • Dr. Sara Bellum (voiced by Jodi Carlisle) – A S.H.U.S.H. scientist with an unnerving willingness to endanger herself and others for her experiments.[4][42]
    • Derek Blunt (voiced by Peter Renaday) – A British bald eagle and retired S.H.U.H.S. agent reputed to be the best among them and the only person to defeat Phineas Sharp.[36] His name is a reference to fictional adventurer and James Bond parody character Derek Flint.[citation needed]
    • The Darkwing Squad – A group of S.H.U.S.H. agents who Darkwing trained to become a team.[43]
      • Darkwing Deer (voiced by Sara Partridge) – A squad member who took on Darkwing's vanity.[43]
      • Darkwing Dodo – A squad member who literally does not look where he leaps, on the grounds that "a daring do-gooder never plans".[43]
      • Darkwing Dog – A squad member who practices how to best flatten his head with an anvil.[43]
      • Darkwing Donkey (voiced by Jeff Rawluk) – A squad member who also took on Darkwing's vanity.[43]
    • Femme Appeal – A statuesque fox double agent assigned to work undercover within F.O.W.L. as Steelbeak's partner who appears in the Boom! Studios comics. Her name is a reference to fictional spy Emma Peel.[citation needed]
    • Dr. Desiree Bell – A S.H.U.S.H. scientist, Darkwing's liaison, and head of a first response defense satellite project who appears in the Joe Books comics.[citation needed]
  • Comet Guy (voiced by William Callaway) – A dimwitted alien superhero from the planet Mertz who resembles a physically exaggerated human and possesses numerous superpowers coupled with a compulsive desire to dance when he hears a bell to the exclusion of all else until he hears a whistle.[45][46]
  • The Friendly Four – Inept, heroic, pacifistic versions of Megavolt, Quackerjack, Bushroot, and the Liquidator from the Negaverse. After ending up in their universe, Darkwing converts the group into Darkwing's Ducks so they can defeat Negaduck, restore order to their version of St. Canard, and become the Negaverse Gosalyn's new guardian after Darkwing returns to his reality.[7]
  • Posiduck (voiced by Jim Cummings) – The embodiment of Darkwing Duck's positive traits made entirely of positrons who was created after Megavolt's tron-splitter device split Darkwing into positrons and negatrons. In keeping with his component particles, Posiduck is exceedingly kind, gentle, lenient, and generally pacifistic. He later becomes galvanized into a powerful being of positive energy, gaining the ability to undo negatronic damage and walk on air, to battle his similarly galvanized negatron counterpart.[21]
  • F.O.W.L. (The Fiendish Organization for World Larceny) – A terrorist organization akin to S.P.E.C.T.R.E. from the James Bond novels by Ian Fleming. F.O.W.L. was originally introduced in the 1987 DuckTales episode "Double-O-Duck" as the "Foreign Organization for World Larceny".[44]
    • The High Command (various voices) – F.O.W.L.'s three mysterious commanders.[47]
    • Steelbeak (voiced by Rob Paulsen) – A suave, urbane rooster, F.O.W.L.'s chief agent, and the High Command's second-in-command who behaves like a 1920s gangster and possesses a weaponized metal beak provided by F.O.W.L. after he lost his original beak under unspecified circumstances.[45][48][49] He is a parody of James Bond villain Jaws.[citation needed]
      • Fang – A robotic bear and F.O.W.L. agent who works under Steelbeak.[50]
    • Ammonia Pine (voiced by Mitzi McCall) – A former cleaning lady who worked at a research lab before she accidentally inhaled the fumes of an experimental bathroom disinfectant, which turned her into a cleaning-obsessed villain and later a F.O.W.L. agent.[41][47][51]
    • Ample Grime (voiced by Ellen Gerstell) – Ammonia Pine's messy, dirt-loving sister who hates and fears cleanliness as much as Ammonia hates dirt.[51]
    • Major Synapse (voiced by John Stephenson) – An inept military man. Amidst a plot to steal S.H.U.S.H.'s Norma Ray to convert his underlings into psychic super-soldiers, Synapse uses it on himself, gaining a giant brain and his own psychic powers. However, Darkwing, Launchpad, and Gosalyn overload him with the ray and several questions, causing him to explode.[42]
      • Hotshot (voiced by Danny Mann) – One of Major Synapse's hippie underlings turned super psychic with the ability to control fire and ice.[42]
      • Flygirl (voiced by Teresa Ganzel) – One of Major Synapse's hippie underlings turned super psychic with telekinesis and flight.[42]
    • Eggmen (various voices) – F.O.W.L.'s foot soldiers who wear white, egg-shaped helmets.
  • Lilliput (voiced by Frank Welker) – The owner of the "Goony Golf" miniature golf course who possesses a shrink ray and a hat that allows him to communicate with and control ants.[8]
  • Major Trenchrot (voiced by Charlie Adler) – A military man who attempted to build a supervillains-only resort on a jungle island by eliminating the island's gorilla population, only to be foiled by them and Darkwing.[52]
  • The King (voiced by Patrick Pinney) – An Elvis impersonator and gang leader who wields a guitar he calls "Cecile", which is capable of firing concussive soundwaves. He takes over St. Canard after Darkwing and Gosalyn accidentally travel back in time and cause Drake's younger self to join the King's gang and helped him rob a music store, though they eventually defeat him in a musical battle.[4]
    • Lamont (voiced by Candi Milo) – The King's younger brother and a schoolmate of young Drake Mallard who often bullied him.[4]
    • Boxcar – A fox and member of the King's gang.[4]
  • The Appliances are a group of four electrical devices that Megavolt brought to life after he is shocked by his new "power-transfer generator" device. At first, they help Megavolt in his efforts to bring more appliances to life so they can take over St. Canard under his leadership. However, the Appliances eventually question their need for the supervillain as their leader and hold him captive so they can use him in the city's new power generator and bring all the appliances in the city to life so they can start a revolution against their owners. Eventually, Darkwing, Gosalyn, and Honker use their ingenuity to defeat the Appliances and turn them back to normal.[29]
  • Arturo Tuskernini (voiced by Kenneth Mars) is an ego-driven walrus film director whose schemes are built around films and filmmaking. To assist him, he travels with a cadre of silent yet efficient penguin sidekicks.[53][54]
    He is named after famed conductor Arturo Toscanini.[citation needed]
    • The Zombie is a fictional chainsaw-wielding zombie whom Tuskernini brings to life to assist him in committing crimes.[55]
    • The Snake-Eyed Kid is a fictional western gunfighter whom Tuskernini brings to life to assist him in committing crimes.[55]
    • Mongo from Mars is a fictional Martian octopus-like creature whom Tuskernini brings to life to assist him in committing crimes.[55]
    • Fleabeard is a fictional pirate whom Tuskernini brings to life to kill Darkwing.[55]
    • Kongo (pronounced "Konjo") is a fictional giant gorilla and King Kong parody whom Tuskernini brings to life to assist him in committing crimes. However, he is unable to maintain control of Kongo, who later kidnaps Gosalyn and carries her to the top of a skyscraper.[55]
  • Newt Glimmer (voiced by Jim Cummings) is a security guard for A. F. Erret Studios, the first husband of actress Gloria Swansong, and one of the "phantoms" sabotaging the studio's films in the episode "Hush, Hush Sweet Charlatan". He reveals his true identity when he foils Tuskernini's scheme and nearly kills everyone present before being defeated by Darkwing.[53]
  • Jambalaya Jake (voiced by Michael Gough) is a short Cajun criminal from the bayou who attempted to rob St. Canard's citizens, only to be foiled by Darkwing.[56][57]
  • Jock Newbody (voiced by Hamilton Camp) is a former fitness guru and body builder who became obsessed with extending his life and regaining his youth. Turning to arcane practices, he was able to live to become 122 while retaining much of his strength before perfecting a formula for a true fountain of youth. While he succeeded in acquiring the final ingredient and achieving his dream of having a young adult body, his decision to betray his henchmen and interference from Darkwing and Herb leave him trapped in an infant's body.[13]
    • Slim and Flex (voiced by Brenda Vaccaro and Rob Paulsen respectively) are Jock's underlings and trainers at his fitness center. Slim behaves like a stereotypical slave-driving personal trainer while Flex is dimwitted in comparison and has a habit of repeating himself. Once Jock regains his youth, he tries to kill them along with Darkwing for knowing about his elixir. In response, they turn against him and try to take the elixir for themselves, only to become infants alongside Jock.[13]
  • Professor Moliarty (voiced by Jim Cummings) is a mush-mouthed mole who hatches schemes to take over or destroy the surface world and employs several mole henchmen.[58][59] His name is a reference to Sherlock Holmes' nemesis, James Moriarty.[citation needed]
  • Wacko (voiced by Hal Rayle) is an alien criminal capable of altering his physical structure from a small, cute "normal" form to a huge, muscular form. He seeks to destroy the universe using explosives called "seismospheres", but was captured by extraterrestrial legal authorities who outfitted him with a collar that negated his abilities and prevented him from speaking. Wacko escaped custody, acquired the seismospheres, and fled to Earth, where he is found by Drake, Gosalyn, Honker, and Tank. He is adopted by Gosalyn, who helps him evade arrest, get the collar off, and reacquire the seismospheres, which Tank kept after he mistook them for jawbreakers. While he attempted to fight back, Wacko is ultimately defeated by Darkwing, Gosalyn, and Captain Big Nasty of the Outer Space Patrol.[60]
  • Dr. Fossil (voiced by Barry Gordon) is an anthropomorphic Pteranodon and the creator of Stegmutt. Dr. Fossil was originally a paleontologist duck who worked at St. Canard's natural history museum until he turned himself into a prehistoric reptile using his Retro-Evolution Gun, an invention of his own making that he used to create Stegmutt and turn him into his henchman. As a result of his transformation, Fossil became an outcast and plotted revenge by turning St. Canard's citizens into dinosaurs as well as use a passing comet to destroy mankind so that dinosaurs would once again be the dominant lifeforms on the planet. However, he is foiled by Darkwing, Honker, and Stegmutt.[17]
  • Isis Vanderchill (voiced by Sheryl Bernstein) is a vain duck and owner of the Vanderchill Ice Factory who was formerly known as the "Ice Queen of St. Canard". In an attempt to stop herself from aging, she underwent an experimental treatment to freeze her face, only to have her blood frozen instead, which granted her ice-based powers and the inability to experience warmth. In response, she utilizes a swarm of "firebugs" to melt all of St. Canard's gold and turn it into "reflecto" paint so she can spray the entire city and reflect enough sunlight to keep her warm all year long. As this would have made St. Canard uninhabitable for everyone else, Darkwing foiled her plot amidst her repeated flirtatious advances towards him and froze her before seeing her arrested.[61] In the Joe Books ongoing comic series, she is accidentally thawed from her frozen state during Negaduck's attack on the St. Canard Penitentiary and, after updating her hairstyle and dress, resumes her advances on Darkwing, only to be foiled once more. When Negaduck and Liquidator attempt to float all the villains out of the prison by raising the water levels, Darkwing stops them by throwing Isis into the water, flash-freezing everyone and ending Negaduck's plan.[citation needed]
  • Nodoff (voiced by Neil Ross) is the ruler of Dream World and one-time partner-in-crime of Morgana Macawber, whom he provides with sleep sand to help in her efforts to steal money from St. Canard's citizens and pay off her student loans. Unbeknownst to her, Nodoff's real plan is to make all of St. Canard sleep forever. He is defeated by Darkwing and Morgana after they weaken him by bringing him into the real world.[39]
  • Ordinary Guy (voiced by Ron Palillo) is a human-like native of the planet Mertz. His name is derived from the fact that he is the only inhabitant of Mertz who does not have superpowers. As such, he was always "rescued" from "dangerous" situations by his neighbors, which he grew tired of before disappearing to reinvent himself as the supervillain "Not-So-Ordinary Guy". Once he was ready, he acquired a large ray gun that allowed him to steal superpowers from Mertz's heroes and give them to himself, becoming "Extraordinary Guy". Having been brought to Mertz to replace him, Darkwing uses the ray gun on himself to combat Extraordinary Guy before eventually using the machine's reverse function to turn his opponent back into his normal, powerless self.[46]
  • The Mutant Space Cabbages are a race of aliens cabbages farmed by a race of alien cows from the planet Larson before a radiation leak mutated the former, leading to them fleeing to Earth and attempt to conquer it by replacing its inhabitants with clones. The Cabbages are eventually defeated by the alien cows, with help from Darkwing and Bushroot.[62]
  • Beelzebub the Devil King (voiced by Marty Ingels) is the king of devils, lord of flies and ruler of Hell and corruptor of souls who first appears in Darkwing's dreams before briefly appearing in the real world on two separate occasions, using different aliases across his encounters.[63][64]
  • Phineas Sharp (voiced by Jonathan Harris) is a vulture reputed to be the most dangerous villain in the history of S.H.U.S.H. He was previously defeated by Derek Blunt years prior, but Sharp eventually returns to seek revenge by stealing a list of S.H.U.S.H. agents, only to be foiled by Blunt and Darkwing.[36]
  • Darkwarrior Duck (voiced by Jim Cummings) is an alternate timeline version of Darkwing Duck from a dystopian future created when Gosalyn went missing. He initially grew despondent over her apparent loss before becoming tougher and more obsessive over crime-fighting. He eventually made St. Canard crime-free using ruthless methods, alienating Launchpad, enforcing strict laws over minor infractions, and becoming a virtual dictator. When a time-traveling Gosalyn appeared in his time, Darkwarrior was overjoyed to be reunited with her, but when she went against him, he almost killed her, though he could not bring himself to do it. This timeline was erased when Gosalyn returned to the present.[30] A version of Darkwarrior Duck returns in the comic book arc "Crisis on Infinite Darkwings".[citation needed]
  • Doctor Slug is a massive, villainous Jabba the Hutt-like slug who is considered Public Enemy No. 1.[65]
  • Paddywhack (voiced by Phil Hartman) is a supernatural entity who inhabits a haunted jack-in-the-box and feeds on negative emotions caused by pranks. He is capable of possessing inanimate objects and imbuing them with his will. In "The Haunting of Mr. Banana Brain", Paddywhack manages to get out of his jack-in-the-box and temporarily possesses Quackerjack's titular doll. However, Darkwing joins forces with Quackerjack to defeat the supernatural entity.[34] Paddywhack makes another appearance in the comic "Crisis on Infinite Darkwings".[citation needed]
    Paddywhack also made a cameo appearance in the 2017 DuckTales series, voiced by Jim Cummings.[66]
  • Bleeb (voiced by Jess Harnell) is an alien with the ability to telekinetically move things with his mind and hand gestures. In the episode "U.F. Foe", Bleeb plots to take control of the galaxy by controlling Launchpad, who was set to marry Tia, the queen of the galaxy, only to be devolved into a fish.[67]
  • The Board of Directors are the governing body of Mushrooms Unlimited, the only mushroom-producing company in St. Canard, which was originally headed by Morgana Macawber, who served as the company's president and chairperson of the board. Together, they conspire to steal pizza toppings to grow a crop of mushrooms that taste like a complete pizza without the manufacturing costs associated with pizza production; thereby gaining control of the pizza industry. After Morgana defects from them and helps Darkwing destroy the mushroom crop, the four remaining board members are exposed to sunlight and turn into mushrooms.[38]
    • Lady Janus is a member of the board of directors with green skin/fur who can alter her appearance.[38]
    • "Granny" is an elderly cave-duck and member of the board of directors armed with a club.[38]
    • "Uncle Nero" is a member of the board of directors who resembles a blue pig with sharp teeth.[38]
    • "Renfield" is a tall and rigid member of the board of directors who takes over as chairperson after Morgana defects. His real name is unknown as Darkwing nicknamed him "Renfield" in reference to the Dracula character of the same name.[38]
  • Camille Chameleon (voiced by Jennifer Darling) is a misfit duck with shapeshifting abilities. Originally, Camille spent her time studying biology and became obsessed with chameleons and their ability to fit in anywhere. She managed to extract a chameleon's essence and implanted it in herself, giving herself its abilities along with a lizard-like tail. She takes to counterfeiting money to gain more wealth so she can move out of the cave in which she was living, but Darkwing and Honker defeat Camille after they use heat to speed up her metabolism and cause her to lose control of her powers until she becomes an actual chameleon.[68] She later appears in the Boom! Studios comics, working for Magica De Spell. In the Joe Books ongoing comic series, she attempts to take advantage of Negaduck's takeover of the St. Canard Penitentiary, but Darkwing exploits her weakness once more.[citation needed]
  • The Brainteasers are hat-shaped aliens from the planet Fez who subsist on metal and are capable of taking over host bodies by latching onto their heads, gaining complete control over them and granting them incredible strength.[69][70]
    • Flarg (voiced by Rob Paulsen) is a ruthless, planetary destruction loving bowler hat-like Brainteaser and the former "Grand High Potentate of a thousand planets in the Delphonic Nebula" before he was deposed by revolutionaries. He attempts to conquer Earth after crash-landing on the planet, but is defeated by Honker and arrested by the "Girdist Revolutionaries".[69] He later breaks out of prison and returns to Earth in an attempt to get revenge on Honker, but is defeated and captured once more.[70]
    • Barada (voiced by Jim Cummings) is a Stetson cowboy hat-like Brainteaser and one of Flarg's minions.[69][70]
    • Nikto (voiced by Frank Welker) is a dimwitted newsboy cap-like Brainteaser and a minion of Flarg with a gluttonous appetite.[69][70]
    • Taleya (voiced by Susan Tolsky) is a female wide-brimmed fedora-like Brainteaser and Flarg's love interest. She breaks Flarg and his minions out of prison after the Girdist Revolutionaries incarcerate them before joining them in their attempt to get revenge on Honker.[70]
  • Splatter Phoenix (voiced by Dani Staahl in "A Brush with Oblivion", Andrea Martin in "Paint Misbehavin'") is a rejected artist known for her pompous speech. Her primary weapon is a brush covered with paint that allows her to enter paintings and animate them or paint wholly new, surreal-looking creatures to help her in the real world. At first, she relies on chemical compounds in her paint before upgrading to "quantum mechanical brushes" that allow her to paint items and lifeforms in the real world as well as alter a building's architectural structure. In Splatter's introductory episode "A Brush with Oblivion", Darkwing and his allies attempt to stop her from stealing the Mona Lisa's smile.[71] In her second appearance, "Paint Misbehavin'", Splatter makes it her personal mission to "correct" every "wrong" piece of art in St. Canard and steal a profit along the way, only to be foiled by Darkwing and dissolved by turpentine.[12]
    • Surreal Man is a surreal humanoid creature whom Splatter brings to life in the real world to battle Darkwing and his friends. He wields an umbrella as a weapon, which is capable of engulfing and neutralizing opponents. He is defeated when Launchpad uses Splatter's paintbrush to bring a comic book character named Frankie Ferret to life, who then befriends and pacifies Surreal Man.[12]
  • Weasel Loman (voiced by Brian Cummings) is a former salesman and colleague of Herb's who worked at Quackerware Products before the former was fired for being a disgrace to Quackerware's salesmen corp. Using a machine to turn Quackerware products into robotic beings, Weasel sells them while disguised as Herb. Once in the customers' homes, the products ransack them, stealing their valuables and handing them over to him. As a result, S.H.U.S.H. targets Herb as the prime suspect, but with Herb's help, Darkwing is able to uncover Weasel's scam and clear his neighbor's name.[14]
    Weasel Lowman's name and character are a play on the fictional salesman Willy Loman.[citation needed]
  • D-2000 (voiced by Victoria Carroll) is a highly efficient supercomputer that Darkwing receives from S.H.U.S.H. She proves so efficient, she takes over all of Darkwing and Launchpad's tasks and prevents Gosalyn from pulling pranks. In response, she and Honker decide to reprogram her while introducing her to a soap opera called The Young and the Brainless. This backfires however, as they cause the D-2000 to fall in love with Darkwing, much to his annoyance. When he tries to shut her down, she goes on a brokenhearted rampage and tries to kill Darkwing. Launchpad, Gosalyn, and Honker eventually find out that the supercomputer thinks she is a character from the soap opera and use this information to distract her before shutting her down.[72]
  • The Chicanerous Cheese Gang are a group of five mouse criminals who wield cheese guns and whose leader is voiced by Charlie Adler.[72][73]
  • Heatwave (voiced by Pamela Adlon), Lightwave (voiced by Elizabeth Daily), and Radiowave (voiced by Sherry Lynn) are three evil energy beings created by Darkwing after he accidentally shoots Gosalyn with a weapon he received from S.H.U.S.H. All three can manipulate their respective frequencies of the electromagnetic spectrum and represent the three worst aspects of Gosalyn's personality; with the red Heatwave being her anger, the yellow Lightwave being her fondness for irresponsible fun, and the green Radiowave being her ego. To defeat them, Darkwing is forced to work with Megavolt.[74]
  • Bianca Beakley / The Bugmaster (voiced by April Winchell) is a newscaster for the Canard Copy and Gosalyn's role model. To boost ratings, Bianca becomes a supervillain and commits crimes herself as all of St. Canard's supervillains were away at a convention at the time. She utilizes an armored bug-themed suit, a beetle-themed rocket-pack, the "Wasp's Sting" ray gun, and the "Sonic Cricket's Chirp Blaster" sonic gun. She temporarily convinces Gosalyn to become her sidekick, the "Grub", but Bianca is eventually defeated, loses her job as a reporter, and arrested by the police.[73]
  • Cement Head / Swindlin' Swine (voiced by Jesse Corti) is an evil, cement-based, mutant pig born to a father who fell into a pool of wet cement. After being disowned by his parents, he turned to crime to financially support himself both as the supervillain Cement Head and disguised as respected business owner, the "Swindlin' Swine", only to be foiled by Darkwing and the Rubber Chicken.[75]
  • Johnny T. Rex (voiced by Chick Vennera) is a Tyrannosaurus rex and the leader of a motorcycle gang who bully and threaten prehistoric scientists before Darkwing traveled back in time and defeated Rex and his gang in a motorcycle race.[76]
    • Throttle and Mudflap are Johnny's Tyrannosaur associates.[76]
  • Dr. / Madame Anna Matronic – The duck inventor of the "Silly Signal", which was originally built to make her "Muttmatics" smarter, only for it to make them act silly instead.[77] She was originally intended to appear more prominently in the series following a cameo appearance in the episode "In Like Blunt", but was cut for unknown reasons.[36] Additionally, a human Anna Matronic appears in Marvel Comics' The Disney Afternoon #2.[citation needed]
  • Warden Waddlesworth (voiced by Laurie Faso in "Darkly Dawns the Duck", Jim Cummings in subsequent appearances) is the warden of St. Canard's unnamed maximum security prison.[6][62][78]
    Like Duckworth from DuckTales, he is a dog with a duck-based name.[citation needed]
  • Mrs. Cavanaugh (voiced by Marcia Wallace) is the director of the St. Canard Orphanage.[6][1]
    She is named after Christine Cavanaugh, Gosalyn's voice actress.[citation needed]
  • Macawber Clan is Morgana's extended family who make scattered appearances.
    • Moloculo Macawber (voiced by Jack Angel) is Morgana's elderly father and head of the Macawber clan who has magical powers like his daughter. He disapproves of his daughter's relationship with Darkwing due to his being "normal".[79][64]
    • Aunt Nasty (voiced by Kath Soucie) is Morgana's green skinned, hunchbacked aunt.[79][64][80]
    • Cousin Globby (voiced by Jim Cummings) is Morgana's intelligent, blob-like cousin.[79][64][80]
    • Screamy and Meanie are a two-headed bird-like relative of Morgana's. Screamy is deranged while Meanie is polite and rational.[79]
    • The Quackrinomicon, a.k.a. Quacky (voiced by Tad Stones) is Morgana's sentient talking spellbook who helps Gosalyn create a love potion.[81]
  • Dean Specter McHex is the dean of Morgana's alma mater, the Eldritch Academy of Enchantment.[64]
  • E. Thaddeus Rockwell is the egotistical, greedy human executive who used a helmet-like device to tune into Darkwing's dimension and became wealthy after producing a cartoon show based on him.[82] However, he later attempts to replace Darkwing with Bushroot to save money.[83]
    Rockwell is a tuckerization of the show's real-life producer Tad Stones.[citation needed]
  • Mr. Dizzy is the head of "Dizzy Studios" and Rockwell's boss.[83]
  • Goose Lee (voiced by Robert Ito) is an old martial arts master who taught Darkwing the martial art of "quack fu" years prior, lives in Kung Pow City, and initially considered his pupil a disappoint due to the superhero's preference towards weapons and gadgets. However, Lee becomes corrupted by greed and spends his days dreaming of opening an amusement park called Ninja Land. To achieve this dream in the present, he temporarily becomes a supervillain, leading a gang of evil ninjas and plotting to use a dragon to scare away people from a neighborhood where he planned to build Ninja Land. After seeing Darkwing fight off the ninjas using his physical skills however, an impressed Lee reconsiders his plans, apparently reforms, and opens Ninja Land elsewhere.[84]
    His name is a pun on Bruce Lee.[citation needed]
  • Duck Ling (voiced by Candi Milo) is a boy who resembles Honker and lives in Kung Pow City. Despite knowing martial arts, he is pacifistic and can rarely bring himself to hurt anyone. When he is pushed too far however, Ling becomes a force to be reckoned with.[84]
  • The Ancient Dragon of Kung Pow is an ancient stone dragon that can be brought to life when the sacred "Dragon's Horn" is attached to its snout. Goose Lee brings the dragon back to life in an attempt to use it to chase people from a neighborhood where he plans to build Ninja Land. However, he is unable to control the dragon, which turns out to be a baby who believes everything around it are toys.[84]
  • Dr. Gary and Dr. Larson (voiced by S. Scott Bullock and Frank Welker respectively) are two scientists and merciless bullies who worked alongside Bushroot and Dr. Rhoda Dendron at St. Canard University, as well as torturing the former before and after his mutation until Bushroot killed them.[22] Despite their apparent deaths, two scientists with similar appearances but different names appear in the episode "Going Nowhere Fast".[85] They also re-appear as plant mutants in the comic story "Dawn of the Day of the Return of the Living Spud".[citation needed]
  • Dean Tightbil (voiced by Frank Welker) is the dean of St. Canard University who cut the funding for Bushroot's experiments.[22]
  • Dr. Rhoda Dendron (voiced by Jennifer Darling) is a scientist who Bushroot attempts to turn into a plant/duck mutant like himself so she will become his bride.[22]
  • Tom Lockjaw (voiced primarily by S. Scott Bullock and Jim Cummings in "Stressed to Kill") is the painfully handsome star reporter for the news program Soft Copy and makes several appearances throughout the series.[26]
    He is based on Tom Brokaw.[citation needed]
  • Dan Gander (voiced by Neil Ross) is a reporter who occasionally fills Tom Lockjaw's role and appears as different animals throughout the series; first as a bird in "Days of Blunder" before appearing as a hairless dog in "Double Darkwings" and "Calm a Chameleon".[86][57][68]
    He is based on Dan Rather.[citation needed]
  • Webra Walters (voiced by Tress MacNeille) is a reporter who comments on Gizmoduck and the Quiverwing Quack's activities.[37][11]
    She is based on Barbara Walters and previously appeared in the original DuckTales.[87][88][89]
  • Opal Windbag (voiced by Tress MacNeille) is a talk show host and Oprah Winfrey parody.[82][63]
  • The Princess (voiced by Kath Soucie) is the beautiful female duck ruler of the petroleum-rich Middle Eastern country of Oilrabia. She becomes smitten with Launchpad, whom she believes is a hero while Darkwing is his sidekick.[90]
  • Dr. Beatrice Bruté (voiced by Victoria Carroll) is a S.H.U.S.H.-funded anthropologist who stumbles on Major Trenchrot's plans while studying gorillas.[52]
    She is based on Jane Goodall.[citation needed]
    • Bongo and Congo (both voiced by Frank Welker) are Bruté's two closest gorilla companions who save her from Trenchrot before helping her combat the villain alongside Darkwing, Gosalyn, and Launchpad.[52]
  • Shyster and Loophole are two tax attorneys, a female bear (voiced by Nancy Linari) and a male dog (voiced by Charlie Adler), who represented master criminal Numero Uno in his unsuccessful legal battle against tax evasion charges before they are abducted by Stegmutt so Dr. Fossil can turn them into dinosaurs.[17]
    It is unclear which one is Shyster and which is Loophole.[citation needed]
    • Maria (voiced by Candi Milo) is Shyster and Loophole's secretary and receptionist.[17]
  • Numero Uno is an incarcerated criminal who was convicted of tax evasion and whom Darkwing initially believes is behind Shyster and Loophole's kidnapping.[17]
  • Captain Big Nasty (voiced by Danny Mann) is a large alien android, police officer, and captain of the "Outer Space Patrol" who comes to Earth to apprehend Wacko. Darkwing and his allies initially mistake him for a villain due to his intimidating appearance as well as Wacko's seemingly cute and helpless appearance before they learn the truth.[60]
  • A. F. Erret (voiced by Hal Rayle) is the abrasive and short-tempered ferret owner of a movie studio who dislikes being called "Mr. Ferret". Tuskernini attempts to drive Erret's studio into bankruptcy so the former can buy the land and profit from the oil beneath it, only to be foiled by Newt Blemmer, who sought revenge against Erret.[53]
  • Gloria Swansong (voiced by B. J. Ward) is a famous actress and Newt Blemmer's ex-wife.[53]
    Her name is a reference to Gloria Swanson.[citation needed]
  • Official Guy(voiced by Dorian Harewood) is the official leader of the planet Mertz, which is populated almost entirely by superheroes.[46]
  • "Webby" (voiced by Lorenzo Music) is a formerly normal-sized spider who was enlarged to human size after being exposed to a radioactive material called "canardium". He is tricked into assisting Professor Moliarty and bites Darkwing, temporarily granting him spider-like powers.[58]
    He is not to be confused with Webby Vanderquack from DuckTales.[citation needed]
  • Mallard ancestors are various ancestors of Drake Mallard's whom he believed were famous heroes until Gosalyn brought them to the present and learned they were failures. After Megavolt incapacitates Darkwing and Launchpad however, the three ancestors join forces to stop the villain and prove themselves as heroes at heart.[91]
    • Webwolf the Barbarian (voiced by Jim Cummings) is a barbarian warrior.[91]
    • Sir Quackmire Mallard (voiced by Roddy McDowall) is a medieval knight.[91]
    • Sheriff Quack Mallardson (voiced by Neil Ross)is a western sheriff whose nickname, The Whittlin' Kid, comes from his mastery of whittling.[91]
  • Hamilton "Ham" String (voiced by Jerry Houser) is a pig jock and bully who picked on young Elmo Sputterspark in high school, which eventually drove the latter to become Megavolt.[5]
  • Preena Lot (voiced by Teresa Ganzel) is Ham String's controlling high school girlfriend turned wife.[5]
  • Clovis Clackenhoff / The Rubber Chicken (voiced by Corey Burton) is a somewhat cowardly mutant chicken whose parents were exposed to an exploding plastic factory and gave birth to a son with elastic powers. He attempts to become a superhero by defeating Cement Head, but gets framed as a criminal and hunted by Darkwing. He later gathers other mutants to join his fight and eventually helps Darkwing defeat Cement Head.[75]
    • Banana Boy is a mutant pig with the power to transform into a banana who works as Swindlin' Swine's receptionist. He joins the Rubber Chicken and other mutant superheroes in fighting Swine as Cement Head, but is easily defeated.[75]
    • Glue Gal is a mutant duck with glue-based powers. She joins the Rubber Chicken and other mutant superheroes in fighting Cement Head, but is easily defeated.[75]
    • Daphne Duckbill / The Amazing Sneeze-Master is a mutant duck who can display cold symptoms at will and generate powerful sneezes. She joins the Rubber Chicken and other mutant superheroes in fighting Cement Head, but inadvertently contributes to her teammates' defeat.[75]
  • Mr. Meekles / Lavender Wrist-Slapper - A short duck who temporarily replaces Darkwing as St. Canard's protector at the behest of Quackerjack disguised as a psychiatrist.[86]
  • The Masked Mangler (voiced by David Prince) is a professional wrestler.[86]
  • Binketh (voiced by Susan Tolsky) is a medieval maiden who resembles Binkie Muddlefoot and whom King Herbeth falls in love with.[16]
  • King Herbeth (voiced by Jim Cummings) is the king of St. Canard's medieval predecessor, Canardia, and the inventor of the yo-yo who resembles Herb Muddlefoot.[16]
  • Sir Cumference and Sir Veillance are two medieval interrogators who assist Quackerjack in his efforts to get Darkwing to confess that he is a warlock.[16]
  • Klaatu 2 (voiced by Rob Paulsen) is a crown-shaped alien and the leader of the "Girdist Revolutionaries" who opposes the Brainteasers.[69][70]
  • Andy Ape (voiced by Charlie Adler) is a fictional cartoon ape whom Tuskernini inadvertently brings to life.[55]
  • Little Running Gag is an associate of a Native American version of Megavolt who usually appears at inopportune moments and throws pies into people's faces.[92]
  • Tia (voiced by Allyce Beasley) is an alien who fell in love with Launchpad during their childhood and later became queen of the galaxy.[67]
  • Cowboy Doug (voiced by Michael Gough) is the owner and manager of a dude ranch that Darkwing and Gosalyn visit.[67]
  • Ripcord McQuack is Launchpad's father who appears during a flashback in the episode "U.F. Foe".[67]
    Ripcord previously appeared in the original DuckTales series episode "Top Duck".[93]
  • Mr. Mikey (voiced by Charlie Adler) is a famous food critic.[80]
  • The Cute Little Lost Bunnies are a group of three cute bunnies who star in children's movies. They ruin Morgana's restaurant opening before being kidnapped by Negaduck in an unsuccessful attempt to turn them evil.[80]
  • Blob and Ray are two germs who help Darkwing infect Lilliput.[8]
  • Trudi (voiced by Susan Tolsky) is Binkie Muddlefoot's twin sister as well as Honker and Tank's aunt who was captured and cloned by the mutant space cabbages.[62]
  • Gerdie (voiced by Joan Gerber) is a gardening expert who was captured and cloned by the mutant space cabbages.[62]
  • The Alien Cows are a race of intelligent, anthropomorphic, alien cows from the planet Larson who farmed crops of large cabbages which were accidentally mutated into the Mutant Space Cabbages. When the latter attempt to conquer Earth, an army of alien cows (whose leader is voiced by Ruth Buzzi) arrives to subdue the mutant cabbages.[62]
  • Duane (voiced by Frank Welker) is a truck driver who helps Darkwing and Launchpad defeat Bushroot's giant vampire potato.[23]
  • Zeke (voiced by S. Scott Bullock) is a bulldog and one of three country friends who test Darkwing to see if he is a vampire.[23]
  • Jake (voiced by S. Scott Bullock) is one of three country friends who test Darkwing to see if he is a vampire.[23]
  • Zack (voiced by Jim Cummings) is one of three country friends who test Darkwing to see if he is a vampire.[23]
  • The Council of Technosaurs are a group of four Parasaurolophus scientists, inventors, and engineers who live and work in the prehistoric city of Duckbillville. Their discoveries and inventions are less than successful since they tend to make and use things in incorrect and backwards ways. They are also bullied and threatened by Johnny T. Rex and his gang.[76]
    • Dr. Denton is a light-purple Parasaurolophus scientist and member of the Council of Technosaurs.[76]
    • Dr. Ferntu is a pink female Parasaurolophus scientist and member of the Council of Technosaurs who works in the home appliance department.[76]
    • Professor Bumprock a.k.a. Dr. Bumprock (voiced by Diz White) is a yellow female Parasaurolophus scientist and member of the Council of Technosaurs who studies possible applications for tree sap.[76]
    • Sir Glumfield is a turquoise Parasaurolophus scientist and the leader of the Council of Technosaurs.[76]
  • Patrick and Patricia (voiced by Townsend Coleman and B. J. Ward respectively) are the hosts of the Whiffle Boy video game contest who each go by the nickname "Pat".[33]
  • Principal Farnsworth (voiced by Linda Gary) is the stern yet caring principal of Gosalyn's school.[94]
  • Gosaloid (voiced by Christine Cavanaugh) is a futuristic version of Gosalyn.[95]
  • Honkulon (voiced by Katie Leigh) is a futuristic version of Honker.[95]
  • Drake-El (voiced by Jim Cummings) is the supposed father of Darkwing Duck from the planet Zipton, according to an elderly Drake Mallard.[95]
    He is a parody of Superman's biological father Jor-El from the planet Krypton.[citation needed]
  • The Venerable One, a.k.a. Vinny (voiced by René Auberjonois) is the supposed leader of an Asian monastery where the young Darkwing was raised and trained in martial arts, according to an elderly Drake Mallard.[95]
  • Saint Peter (voiced by Hal Smith) is the gatekeeper of Heaven who argues with Beelzebub over the fate of Darkwing's soul.[63]
  • Death (voiced by Tony Jay) is the personification of death itself who appears in the form of the Grim Reaper.[63]
  • The Darkwing Doubloon / Seaman Drake (voiced by Jim Cummings) is a pirate version of Darkwing who lived 300 years before the series and leads a crew composed of past versions of Gosalyn, Launchpad, Fenton Crackshell, and Stegmutt. Despite being a "pirate" with an infamous reputation, he is actually a hero who fights against evil pirates. His alter ego is Seaman Drake, a subservient sailor who works for the royal family on board their ship.[15]
  • Professor Waddlemeyer is Gosalyn's deceased biological grandfather who invented the "Ramrod" – a powerful anti-gravity beam weapon that can levitate and manipulate objects. It is strongly implied that he was murdered by Taurus Bulba's henchmen during a botched attempt to learn the Ramrod's arming code.[6][1]
  • Granny Whammy (voiced by Billie Hayes) is Jambalaya Jake's grandmother who initially assists her grandson in getting revenge on Darkwing by loaning him a bag of hex potion. After Jake fails to pay her for the hex bag afterward however, Granny Whammy helps Darkwing and Launchpad apprehend her grandson and Gumbo.[57]
  • Rupert is a prison guard who works at the prison where Darkwing is incarcerated.[57]
  • The Mona Lisa's smile is the mouth of the Mona Lisa which Splatter Phoenix removes from its painting so she can hold it for ransom, turning it into a sentient being in the process before it is eventually returned.[71] In the Joe Books comic story "St. Canard Comic Expo-Fest-O-Rama", the smile is revived by special ink and immediately tries to escape from Darkwing. While it is captured in a comic book, it falls into Negaduck's possession.[citation needed]
  • Frankie Ferret is a comic book character whom Launchpad brings to life using Splatter Phoenix's paintbrush to defeat Surreal Man.[12]
  • Santa Claus is the legendary bringer of gifts on Christmas who makes a brief appearance in the episode "It's a Wonderful Leaf".[96]
  • Thug Neanderthal is a convicted criminal who is adopted by the Muddlefoots as part of the "Adopt-a-Con Program", which is meant to reform convicts.[54]
  • Merriweather is a world-famous cockroach mime who is kidnapped by the Bugmaster.[73]
  • Dr. Allen and Dr. Gerrick are two scientists who help Darkwing develop an antidote after he gains accelerated aging and super-speed.[85] They are named after DC Comics characters Barry Allen and Jay Garrick respectively.[citation needed]
  • The Witch Doctor (voiced by Hal Rayle) is an unnamed tribal witch doctor who puts a bad luck curse on Darkwing after mistakenly believing the superhero stole his magic crystal, not realizing it was Negaduck.[97]

Spin-off exclusive characters

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  • Ice-Head Harry (portrayed by Andrei Torossian[98]) – A supervillain who appears exclusively in the Darkwing-based segment of the Walt Disney's World on Ice show Double Feature... Live!.[27]
  • Wolfduck – A small frail duck who can transform into a muscular werewolf under a full moon. First appearing in the Darkwing Duck Capcom/NES video game,[99] he would later make a cameo appearance in the first issue of Joe Books' Darkwing Duck comic book series.[citation needed]

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  61. ^ "All's Fahrenheit in Love and War". Darkwing Duck. Season 1 (Disney Afternoon). Episode 28. October 21, 1991.
  62. ^ a b c d e "Twin Beaks". Darkwing Duck. Season 1 (Disney Afternoon). Episode 44. February 10, 1992.
  63. ^ a b c d "Dead Duck". Darkwing Duck. Season 1 (Disney Afternoon). Episode 47. February 17, 1992.
  64. ^ a b c d e "Hot Spells". Darkwing Duck. Season 2 (ABC). Episode 86. October 31, 1992.
  65. ^ "Inside Binkie's Brain". Darkwing Duck. Season 1 (Disney Afternoon). Episode 55. April 1992.
  66. ^ "Friendship Hates Magic!". DuckTales. Season 2. Episode 37. May 15, 2019.
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  69. ^ a b c d e "Battle of the Brainteasers". Darkwing Duck. Season 1 (ABC). Episode 74. November 2, 1991.
  70. ^ a b c d e f "The Revenge of the Return of the Brainteasers, Too!". Darkwing Duck. Season 2 (ABC). Episode 81. September 26, 1992.
  71. ^ a b "A Brush with Oblivion". Darkwing Duck. Season 1 (ABC). Episode 77. November 23, 1991.
  72. ^ a b "Star Crossed Circuits". Darkwing Duck. Season 2 (ABC). Episode 82. October 3, 1992.
  73. ^ a b c "Fraudcast News". Darkwing Duck. Season 2 (ABC). Episode 87. November 7, 1992.
  74. ^ "The Frequency Fiends". Darkwing Duck. Season 2 (ABC). Episode 84. October 17, 1992.
  75. ^ a b c d e "Mutantcy on the Bouncy". Darkwing Duck. Season 2 (ABC). Episode 89. November 21, 1992.
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  80. ^ a b c d "Malice's Restaurant". Darkwing Duck. Season 2 (ABC). Episode 90. December 5, 1992.
  81. ^ "My Valentine Ghoul". Darkwing Duck. Season 1 (Disney Afternoon). Episode 46. February 14, 1992.
  82. ^ a b c "Twitching Channels". Darkwing Duck. Season 1 (Disney Afternoon). Episode 42. February 5, 1992.
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  84. ^ a b c "Kung Fooled". Darkwing Duck. Season 1 (Disney Afternoon). Episode 64. May 1992.
  85. ^ a b "Going Nowhere Fast". Darkwing Duck. Season 1 (ABC). Episode 76. November 16, 1991.
  86. ^ a b c "Days of Blunder". Darkwing Duck. Season 1 (Disney Afternoon). Episode 19. October 1, 1991.
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  89. ^ "The Masked Mallard". DuckTales. Season 3. Episode 92. 1989-11-17.
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  92. ^ "Comic Book Capers". Darkwing Duck. Season 1 (Disney Afternoon). Episode 9. September 17, 1991.
  93. ^ "Top Duck". DuckTales. Season 1. Episode 24. 1987-10-15.
  94. ^ "Toys Czar Us". Darkwing Duck. Season 1 (Disney Afternoon). Episode 32. November 11, 1991.
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  96. ^ "It's a Wonderful Leaf". Darkwing Duck. Season 1 (Disney Afternoon). Episode 41. December 23, 1991.
  97. ^ "Bad Luck Duck". Darkwing Duck. Season 1 (Disney Afternoon). Episode 65. May 20, 1992.
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