Donald & Daisy

Donald Duck

Donald Duck made his debut in: Silly Symphony cartoon “The Wise Little Hen” on June 9, 1934.

In the 1940s: he surpassed Mickey Mouse in the number of cartoons reaching the theaters. Eventually, there were 128 Donald Duck cartoons, but he also appeared in a number of others with Mickey Mouse, Goofy, and Pluto.

On February 7, 1938: A daily Donald Duck newspaper comic strip began

His middle name: Fauntleroy.

Original voice of Donald: Clarence 

Donald Duck has a good heart and always has good intentions.  He refuses to let anyone or anything stand in his way. It doesn’t matter how much humiliation the world dishes out to him, Donald will take it and come back for more. He never gives up. He has a high temper. Still, Donald will keep struggling to get what he deserves in the world.

Favorite sayings:

1. “Oh, yeah?”

2.”Hiya, toots!”

3. “Aw, phooey!”

4. “Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy!”

5. “Nothin’ to it!”

Daisy Duck 

Made Her Debut as: Donna Duck in “Don Donald” (1937), but became known as Daisy in “Mr. Duck Steps Out” (1940). She went on to make 14 film appearances. Daisy had three nieces in comic book stories: April, May, and June. They first appeared in Walt Disney’s Comics & Stories #149 in February 1953.
She is mistress of high drama, a woman who knows her mind, she expects to be treated right: candy, flowers, a night on the town. She Threats Donald and, she’s confident that Donald will always be back, faults and all. She makes her feelings for Donald very clear. “Me, me, me, me … ME!” Daisy wouldn’t have it any other way.

Favorite sayings:

1.”Well, I never!”

2.”Oh, Donald …”