Every year on 9 June, fans across the globe celebrate Donald Duck Day — a tribute to one of Disney’s most iconic and endearing characters. Donald made his first appearance in The Wise Little Hen, released on 9 June 1934, and quickly waddled his way into hearts with his sailor suit, trademark hat, and unforgettable voice.
Unlike the ever-smiling Mickey Mouse, Donald is known for his
short temper, hilarious tantrums, and determined spirit. These quirks made him
relatable and loveable, especially when he stubbornly refused to give up, even
in the most absurd situations. Over the decades, Donald has starred in more
than 150 theatrical films, making him one of the most prolific Disney
characters ever. He even won an Academy Award in 1943 for the wartime short Der
Fuehrer’s Face.
Donald’s popularity goes beyond animation — he has inspired
comics, merchandise, theme park attractions, and generations of fans who see a
bit of themselves in the flustered but well-meaning duck.
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