History Fridge / DisneyDucksComicUniverse

*** This also has a far horrible undertone, as a ''fattucchiera'' is often hired to ''curse'' someone... And she's indeed proficient in curses, having once cursed Scrooge to be allergic to money and keeping a curse that reverses one's good luck into bad luck just lying around.

* In the ''Literature/LesMiserables'' parody Javert has initially the same relationship with Scrooge Valjean that their literary counterparts have, but when he finally catches him Javert explains he spent the last five years chasing him because Valjean has been pardoned. This is actually consistent with his literary status as a PrinciplesZealot: Javert spent the first half of his ten-years chase of Valjean to arrest him because the law said he was a criminal, but the moment the king had pardoned Valjean the law said Valjean was as good as if he had never been a criminal, and as the man who had chased him for so long it was his duty to find him and inform him of the pardon.

** In ''ComicBook/{{Ultraheroes}}'' Paperinik and Paperinika have another of their fights when Paperinika muses that Dolly Paprika was the main reason for Fantomius' success and Paperinik takes offence. He knew that Fantomius' own genius was the main reason for their group's success because ''Dolly himself had told him when he was a child''.

* In the ''Literature/LesMiserables'' parody Javert has initially the same relationship with Scrooge Valjean that their literary counterparts have, but when he finally catches him Javert explains he spent the last five years chasing him because Valjean has been pardoned. This is actually consistent with his literary status as a PrinciplesZealot: Javert spent the first half of his ten-years chase of Valjean to arrest him because the law said he was a criminal, but the moment the king had pardoned Valjean the law said Valjean was as good as if he had never been a criminal, and as the man who had chased him for so long it was his duty to find him.

** By his third appearance, he's trying to blow up the entire Duck family ([[WouldHurtAChild including Huey, Duey and Louie]]) with bombers. While probably not intended as such (the series does run off NegativeContinuity, after all), and Creator/DonRosa later interpreted him as [[EvilAllAlong always being a scumbag]], for all the world it looks like he let his [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter sense of inferiority]] get the better of him and then [[JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope jumped off the slippery slope]].

* At the start of the "Amazing Files" series, a sequel of the Italian stories about Donald's childhood, Donald is quick to realize that the coincidences that brought him to own the sci-fi magazine Amazing Papers (that he was an avid reader of as a child) actually mean something and that the strange informations contained in the titular amazing files may be true, but his childhood friends dismiss it as too similar to the stories he came up as a duckling (at least until they get involved and actually meet the strange happenings) and initially tell him to grow up. He did, it's just that Donald has found the Holy Grail (and broke it on the head of a villain), found El Dorado, met the GrimReaper and [[CrazyAwesome laughed in his face to brag that Donald Duck laughs in the face of death]], has an alien LoveInterest, and so on-[[SeenItAll to him it's just a typical wednesday]].

** She has actually switched between characterizations mid-story, more than once: in "Scrooge's Last Adventure" she's at one of her most evil moments, as she can now take her long-awaited revenge on Scrooge, at least until a miscalculation prompts the Witches Council to [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment turn her into a fairy]], and when Scrooge convinces the Council to reverse the punishment she becomes ''immediately'' extremely nice and gives back the money from the Money Bin she had stolen earlier in the story in gratitude; also, in "Scrooge, Magica and the Mondor's Cup" she starts snappy and angry due being set right before the 2018 edition of UsefulNotes/TheWorldCup [[SeriousBusiness that Italy failed to qualify for]], gets worse, and positively relishes in humiliating a random guy after failing an assault on the Money Bin, and at the end, after archmage Mondor's [[spoiler:stripping her powers]] got reversed and for once she was getting respect from the other mages she gave Scrooge's family and friends gifts for helping her getting out of trouble and, to Scrooge himself, a chance to restore the Money Bin's defenses after she almost dismantled them at the start of the story.

* In more recent comics, John D. Rockerduck has replaced Glomgold as Scrooge's rival in European comic, and he has the same goal as Glomgold to become the world's richest duck. However, it is established that ''Glomgold'' is the second richest, with Rockerduck at a third place, if he places at all. Shouldn't he focus his efforts on beating Glomgold first? Not really, because Glomgold's first appearance established him as Scrooge's equal in ''every'' way. The only reason Scrooge won the contest was because Glomgold had collected less thread than him. With that in mind, it doesn't matter wether Rockerduck beats Glomgold or Scrooge; He'll become the world's richest either way.

** When Donald comes across some money, he almost always uses it on luxury. Taking Daisy and the boys out on dinner, buying a nice car, etc. He's trying to do something nice for children whom he usually have to be strict on.

** If the theory about their father being Daisy's brother, Huey, Dewey and Louie support her with Donald because this way they'd symbolically have their parents back. They likely don't realize this.

* At the start of the "Amazing Files" series, a sequel of the Italian stories about Donald's childhood, Donald is quick to realize that the coincidences that brought him to own the sci-fi magazine Amazing Papers (that he was an avid reader of as a child) actually mean something and that the strange informations contained in the titular amazing files may be true, but his childhood friend dismiss it as too similar to the stories he came up as a duckling (at least until they get involved and actually meet the strange happenings) and initially tell him to grow up. He did, it's just that Donald has found the Holy Grail (and broke it on the head of a villain), found El Dorado, met the GrimReaper and [[CrazyAwesome laughed in his face to brag that Donald Duck laughs in the face of death]], has an alien LoveInterest, and so on-[[SeenItAll to him it's just a typical wednesday]].

* When Scrooge came back Duckburg as the (unknowing) richest duck in the world in 1930 he was furious, and when he found out he was the richest duck in the world he could not believe it. This makes absolutely sense when you remember Scrooge's favouritism for possession of cash and that most of the damage in the Great Depression had been caused by bank panic started in late 1930: he had just given his banks with the money they needed to survive the bank runs that were happening right at that very moment, and while that meant his financial empire had survived and would grow on the long run he probably believed he had just thrown away his lifelong dream of becoming the richest in the world and could not continue his travels to make a final try. Hence his rage (and one final fight with his sisters) and surprise when he discovered that, even after the bank runs had already reduced his net worth, he was ''still'' the richest duck in the world.

* In Paperinik stories Gyro has created [[LaserGuidedAmnesia memory-erasing candies]] by his own initiative, and by his own decision takes one whenever he learns Paperinik's real identity (Donald actually revealed him he was Paperinik in the second Paperinik story, and Gyro immediately revealed the existance of those candies and took one specifically to forget it). Considering that Gyro's great-grandfather was Fantomius' personal GadgeteerGenius and they had a few misadventures due his real identity getting out...

* In real life, Scrooge would've run out of business quickly. His workers and families will quickly figured that working for ANYONE else will bring much more money and less headaches. Or worse, he will go to jail sooner or later when someone sued him for pay his workers at much more lower than minimum wage. However, since he owns nearly any kind of company (from resorts to oil refineries), he can get away with it since he contributed so much to taxes and people's lives that he's practically invincible to law, and people who are starved for jobs will still work with him anyway. The effect is showed in some of Creator/DonRosa and Creator/CarlBarks' comics, where Scrooge's showen as the only man in Duckburg that able to pay things like rocket projects and giant robot production costs

* In real life, Scrooge would've run out of business quickly. His workers and families will quickly figured that working for ANYONE else will bring much more money and less headaches. Or worse, he will go to jail sooner or later when someone sued him for pay his workers at much more lower than minimum wage. However, since he owned nearly any kind of company (from resorts to oil refinery), he can get away with it since he contributed so much to taxes and people lives that he's practically invincible to law, and people who starved for job will still work with him anyway. The effect is showed in some of Creator/DonRosa and Creator/CarlBarks' comics, where Scrooge's showed as the only man in Duckburg that able to pay things like Rocket Project and giant robot's production cost.

* Why is Magica ''obsessed'' with AssociationFootball in Italian stories? Easy: [[DudeWheresMyRespect she gets little respect for her magic abilities]], but [[PassionateSportsGirl she's a]] ''[[PassionateSportsGirl champion]]'' [[PassionateSportsGirl at that]] and she ''gets'' respect for it, and that on top of her being from Italy (where the sport is extremely popular).