Donald Duck

The name or term "Don" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Don (disambiguation).

Donald Duck is a talking animal from the Disney Label continuity.

Doggone stubborn widdle WAA-AAK-AAK-AAK-AAK!

Donald Duck is an upright Earth waterfowl who often wears an antiquated sailor suit but never any pants (creepy). Like his associate Mickey Mouse, he possesses the power of speech, but his ability to articulate his thoughts verbally is decidedly more lacking than the rodent's. Quick-tempered and often violent, he has apparently been gifted with a transforming robotic vehicle to vent his unquenchable rage at an uncaring world. One again wonders who is presenting such technological marvels to talking animals.

Toys

Disney Label

• Donald Duck Holiday Vehicle (February 27 2010)
  • Accessories: Rocket-surfboard.

Though ostensibly an homage to Bumblebee, Donald Duck transforms into a Volkswagen Beetle that also bears a rather uncanny resemblance to Herbie the Love Bug. In robot mode, Donald features a snorkel mask which may be lowered over his eyes. As well, the toy features a surfboard accessory which may be mounted on top of the vehicle mode or ridden on by the robot mode.

• More information on Donald Duck at TFU.info

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One of the most irritating Heartless enemies

• Donald Duck Holiday Vehicle Monochrome (March 20 2010)
  • Accessories: Rocket-surfboard.

Like Mickey Mouse, Donald was also made available in grayscale to resemble old black and white Disney cartoons (ironic, given that Donald was rendered in color in his first appearance in 1934, although he did appear in a few black and white cartoons afterward). The only bits of color on the toy are on the driver figure, which keeps its orange beak and blue eyes.

When ghosts and goblins by the score ring the bell on your front door, You'd better not be stingy or your nightmares will come true!

• Donald Duck Holiday Vehicle Halloween Version (September 25 2010)
  • Accessories: Rocket-surfboard.

Again like Mickey Mouse, Donald was also made available in a Halloween-inspired orange and black deco with jack-o-lantern patterns and more. He was exclusive to 7-11 stores in Japan, with a pre-order window opening on August 17, 2010.

Notes

• Daniel Ross provides the voice of the character for Mickey and the Roadster Racers.

External links

• Donald Duck at Wikipedia
• Donald Duck at Disney Wiki