Daisy Duck
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Daisy Duck is the duchess of Disney Castle and the girlfriend of Donald, King Mickey's court magician. She appears in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, Kingdom Hearts, and Kingdom Hearts II.
Journal entries
Kingdom Hearts
Donald's sweetheart. She's helping Minnie while the others look for King Mickey. She has Donald under her thumb, and does a good job of keeping him in line.
She originally appeared as Daisy in "Mr. Duck Steps Out" (1940).
Kingdom Hearts II
Don Donald (1937)
A lady-in-waiting to Queen Minnie at Disney Castle and Donald's girlfriend.
She's helping Queen Minnie run the castle while the others are away.
Story
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
Daisy makes an appearance in Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep in the world, Disney Town, which is the land that surrounds Disney Castle. She is only present during the announcement of the winners of the Dream Festival and has no lines of her own.
Kingdom Hearts
She and Queen Minnie are walking in the courtyard when they overhear Donald talking to Goofy about the King's disappearance. After finding out about the troubles of the universe, Donald and Goofy are sent to Traverse Town to find Leon to look for "the Key". She last sees her darling go off in the Gummi Ship but before Donald leaves he asks her to keep care of something, whatever that is. She does not reappear until the ending credits where she and the Queen look at the nephews of Donald walking in the courtyard.
Kingdom Hearts II
After peace is restored to Disney Castle, Daisy finally appears, but is upset with Donald for having been out of reach for so long and for having missed their date. Donald attempts to make a run for Timeless River, but she stops him. When the Cornerstone of Light reacts and helps Sora open the gateway to Atlantica and Port Royal, she is asked to let Donald go with them for a while longer. Donald promises her that he will be back soon.
In the ending credits, she is so glad to be reunited with Donald that she runs to his side to hug him.
Appearance
Daisy is an anthropomorphized duck, as her name would suggest. Her eyes are light blue and she wears lavender eye shadow. Her eyelashes are rather long as well. Her plumage is white and her bill is yellow-orange. Daisy dresses in much more regal attire than her cartoon counterpart, sporting a gold tiara with a sapphire set in the front. She wears an ornate, sleeveless, violet ball gown with a high collar and a white, lace column of buttons going down the front. The abdomen of the dress is amethyst-colored, and the top half is lined with a tan, triangular pattern. The bottom of the gown is periwinkle-colored, with a white, wavy pattern separating the lower half from the upper, violet half. There is a pleated purple layer underneath the dress, visible in the front. Daisy also wears long, white gloves over her four-fingered hands.
Personality
Daisy Duck is a close friend of Queen Minnie of Disney Castle, as well as the inhabitants of Disney Town, and possible votee of Captain Justice/Captain Dark Pete. She is the love of court magician Donald Duck and shows a great sense of strong affinity towards him. She has a short temper much like her love's, but controls it until Donald's negligence to contact nor visit her at the Disney Castle during his Gummi travels.
She is reserved and relatively quiet, having no speaking lines in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep and very little of the first two installments until Sora, Donald, and Goofy's return to protect the Cornerstone of Light.
Origin
Daisy Duck was a Walt Disney cartoon and comic book character created as a female counterpart for Donald Duck, first appearing in Mr. Duck Steps Out (1940), though a similar character, Donna Duck, appeared earlier in Don Donald (1937) and is speculated to be an early version of Daisy. She re-appeared as Donald's very special sweetheart in A Good Time for a Dime (1941), The Nifty Nineties (1941), Donald's Crime (1945), and became a recurring character starting in Cured Duck (1945).
She has also appeared in theatrically released films likeMickey's Christmas Carol as Isabelle, Ebenezer Scrooge's love interest, Who Framed Roger Rabbit in a cameo appearance and in Fantasia 2000 as Donald's assistant in the Pomp and Circumstance short. She also appeared in several shows on television and multiple direct-to-video films, including Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers, where she acts in a way that is similar to her role in Kingdom Hearts as Queen Minnie's assistant and friend. Template:Section-stub
