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Daisy Duck is a female anthropomorphic duck.

Description[]

Daisy is Donald Duck's primary love interest and sometimes his fiancée. Much like her boyfriend, Daisy has a hot temper and large, unpredictable moodswings; however, also like him, she is, deep down, a good and caring person. Additionally, Daisy tends to be rather vain; she has a bigger social life than Donald (often gossiping with the likes of Clara Cluck or Clarabelle Cow) and has expensive tastes that Donald can seldom satisfy. Due to both members' tempers, and also to Donald's clumsiness, Donald and Daisy's couple is often put to trial, or broken for a short while, during which Daisy will often flirt with Donald's cousin Gladstone; however, invariably, they are soon driven back to each other.

Daisy is quite skilled at cooking, and her cakes are often featured in Junior Woodchucks raffles as prizes. She is also the president of the Duckburg Ladies' Society, and has spearheaded some great initiatives, such as the "Christmas for Shacktown" initiative which provided for a better Christmas for all children living in a certain poor district of Duckburg.

Physical Appearance[]

Daisy looks very much like Donald, although she has longer eyelashes and a more feminine figure. She wears a pink or purple bow on top of her hairless head, and she often has featheres styled upwards as if they were hair.

Gallery[]

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Behind the scenes[]

Daisy first appeared in 1940 in Mr Duck Steps Out, though she was very much a reworking of older character Donna Duck.

Voice Actors[]

Notes and References[]

  1. According to Disneystrology.
  2. According to the story, Forget Me Not .
  3. Don Rosa's Duck Family Tree Sketch.
  4. Island of the Not-So-Nice
  5. 5.0 5.1 5.2 Daisy's Pet Project
  6. https://inducks.org/character.php?c=Dinkie
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