The quality of your lives depends on what you make of them! The only limits to adventure are the limits of your imagination!
Scrooge McDuck
Scrooge McDuck was once a poor Scottish duck with hardly a cent to his name. As a child, he was shown the ruins of the ancestral McDuck castle, and told of how his family once had great stores of wealth. Scrooge became inspired to build a fortune of his own and took on his first job, as a shoeshine boy. However, the pay he got for his first shined shoes was an American dime. Furious, young Scrooge vowed to make his wealth by being tougher than the toughies and sharper than the sharpies- and doing it all square. From there, he set out to America, where his dime would have some value, and began a lifetime of action and excitement as an "adventure capitalist", amassing impossible amounts of wealth and becoming the richest duck in the world.
Key to Sources
- The Beagle Boys VS Uncle Scrooge BBUS
- Four Color Comics FCC
- Donald Duck DD
- The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck LaT
- Mickey's Craziest Adventures MCA
- Uncle Scrooge US
- Walt Disney's Comics and Stories CaS
- Walt Disney's Donald Duck WD3
- Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures 2003 WD3A
- Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge Adventures UCA
- Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck: The Don Rosa Library DRL
Strength
Striking
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Smashes his fist down on a set of dentures, breaking Jesse and Frank James's fingers
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Staggers a Beagle Boy with a headbutt, making him drop his shotgun
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Headbutts a Beagle Boy into a wooden pillar, snapping it in half
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Knocks down several people, creating a domino chain that carries on for miles and miles
Throwing
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Clobbers a Beagle Boy with a thrown metal pan, hard enough to bend it in half
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Throws a pie into a man's face hard enough to knock him off his feet
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Throws a large boulder several meters, breaking a sheet of shale and exposing a silver vein
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Throws himself a great distance while attempting the hammer throw
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Threw a grand piano out the window and a cast iron stove through three bulkheads
Push and Pull
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Pulls on a plunger hard enough to slam himself into a car, denting it
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Pushes on a revolving door hard enough to send a man flying across the street
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Holds a 40 foot crocodile's jaws open, then ties it into a knot
Lifting
Other
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Swings a man around with one arm, knocking down several other men
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Holds onto a pole in the face of strong winds that blow people around a plaza
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Blows hard enough to propel himself backwards in zero gravity, breaking off a door
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Along with Donald and his nephews, paddles so hard that he flings his canoe out of the water
Agility
Reaction Times
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Throws a bag of money at a Beagle Boy with a gun aimed at him before he can shoot
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Turns around and knocks a gun out of a mountie's hand before he can react
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Fishes with his bare hands, catching dozens and dozens of fish
Movement
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Drops his bag and runs out of sight before his bag can hit the ground
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Sprints across a room and grabs a ray gun out of a Beagle Boy's hand before he can react
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Keeps pace with a car, taking first place in a footrace by half a mile
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Beats the world champion foot racer in a sprint, but only when chasing after money
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Throws a coin across the Potomac, then rows a boat across before the coin can land
Agility
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Launches himself from a tree, somersaulting in the air as soldiers shoot at him with rifles
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Can swim through money, when the Beagle Boys knock themselves out trying
Durability
Blunt Force
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Rides a steam shovel that gets thrown into the air, crashing into a mudpit
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Rides a ship through a massive wave that throws it high into the air, crashing into the ocean
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Survives being inside a cotton-stuffed boiler inside an exploding steamship
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Survives a blimp crash over the ocean, clinging to a piece of driftwood for days
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Slams into a cliffside hard enough to cause the snow to collapse
Explosive
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Takes a point-blank dynamite explosion, being revived after some water gets poured on him
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Gets shot point blank by a cannon and dragged through multiple landmines
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Survives an explosion that throws an entire temple into the sky
Electricity
Heat and Cold
Endurance and Willpower
Other
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His body and clothes are coated in gold dust, allowing him to deflect a petrification ray
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Withstands the sound of the Krakatoa explosion by stuffing wool into his ears
Skill
Martial Arts
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Easily defeats two large, armed men while carrying a full bag of gold nuggets
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Wrestled Standing Bull; afterwards they started calling him Sitting Bull
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Fights two of the armed Dalton outlaws, with no weapons, and easily beats them
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Fights several dozen miners by himself, easily defeating them
Swordfighting
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Defeats another man in a swordfight and marks him with the Mark of Scrooge
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Fights evenly with an immortal knight that has spent hundreds of years defending a treasure
Marksmanship
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Gave Buffalo Bill the idea to do travelling shows; he compliments Scrooge's shooting skills
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Shoots a sign hinge with a rifle, causing it to fall down and break a Dalton's nose
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Flings a beehive in a tree branch to send it next to the Beagle Boys
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Aims a cannon to put out the torches of three men on horseback
Animal Handling
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Manages to keep on the back of an ornery horse his first time riding
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Rides a horse across floating rocks in the ocean to catch up to a steamboat
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Jumps from his horse to a Dalton's horse, then brings it to a stop
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Rides his horse through a building, then jumps from one window to another
Vehicle Riding
Roping
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As a child, catches a faraway beam with a rope and pulls himself up
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Ties up a Dalton with a thrown rope, holding him hostage with his own gun
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Taught Wild Bill Hickok; lassoes up three fleeing Beagle Boys
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Uses his snapped bungee jumping rope to lasso a building and break his fall
Languages
Senses
In-Character Behavior
Other
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Recognizes every single coin and remembers where he earned it
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Remembers the serial number on every dollar he's ever made and can tell when he's missing a few bills from his money bin
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Walks backwards in his own footprints to avoid leaving a trail
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Tricks the Beagle Boys and their metal liquidator with a plastic gun and rubber watch
Wealth
Scrooge McDuck is most famous for how much money he has, but the exact number is always changing. He's often said to have impossible amounts of money, like nine fantasticajillion, four billion-jillion, centrifugillion dollars, but the only consistent thing about his net worth is that he's got more money than he could ever spend- not that he'd want to spend his money when it's much more fun to ski on it.
Money Bin
The Money Bin is Scrooge's largest repository of liquid assets. It's a massive cubic building that has nothing but piles and piles of cash for Scrooge to play around in, and it's only one of several; when it was all consolidated into one bin, it was a legitimate ocean of currency with its own horizon. Here is a blueprint of the money bin
Cash
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If he lost a billion dollars a minute he'd go bankrupt in 600 years
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Continually earns a thousand dollars at every moment of every day and night
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The mint has a conveyor belt that pours money into his money bin for convenience's sake
Expenses
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Had a reservoir transformed into a secret money storage site
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Summons the world's greatest engineers to his house in a day
Land Ownership
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Owns the largest media outlet in Calisota and almost a hundred printing outlets
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Owns all the candy, popcorn, hot dog, and bun production centers in Duckburg
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Owns a large amount of sea farms that produce vitamin-rich plants for health foods
Miscellaneous Equipment
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Two ray guns, one that removes all friction on an object and one that removes all inertia on an object
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A watch that is so accurate it predicts the movements of planetary bodies that aren't discovered yet
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A super-diving gear that can withstand being 3,000 feet underwater
Influence
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Can call up the National Guard and get them to launch a missile wherever and whenever he wants
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Can get a state of emergency declared and have people detained on his say-so
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Demands that the city police and the army surround his house and shoot down buildings for him
Other
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After being transported to an alternate universe where he's broke and in massive debt, manages to rebuild his entire fortune within a week
But if it is gold, that will mean my quest is finished. I'll be rich! I'll never be the same again... will clean air smell any sweeter? Will sunny days be any brighter? Will starry nights hold any more wonder? Do I really want to be... rich?
Submitted September 27, 2019 at 06:54PM by Cleverly_Clearly https://ift.tt/2nS927V
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