This duck has found meaning and happiness in helping others. Whether the issue is physical or psychological they will be delighted to help.

Nurse Duck

Born to crack jokes and fill rooms with sounds of laughter. Consistently finds ways to bring joy to those around them. Being around this duck is enough to heighten your mood.

Jester

A retired veteran who chooses to be with his family after a long time out on duty. He is always seen with the hat of his comrade, who perished fighting for the peace everyone now enjoys. He tries his best to support his family and make the most of the peace he and his friend fought for.

Military Camo Cap

This duck became so angry that its bill fell off. This only made it angrier. It has since grown eyebrows shaped from its own flesh to better display its anger to any who happen to glance its way.

Angry Duck

The luck of this duck has increased tremendously after a falling horseshoe got lodged into its body. It has won several lotteries and gained an unimaginable amount of money. It's a shame they are irresponsible with money, as almost none of their earnings last.

Lucky Horseshoe

A duck with a snowman on its head. The snowman has been there for so long that he has become comfortable with freezing temperatures. He sometimes makes movements that seem involuntary. He also wakes up to find himself in a different location from where he fell asleep. Maybe he's not the one in control anymore. . .

Snowman

Mistaken for a tree at birth caused a group of lumberjacks to hurl their axes toward this duck, leaving it impaled with many axes. Luckily it was born with the sturdiest skull doctors have ever seen, and more lucky that all the axes hit the skull and not the more squishy lower body. This duck proudly marches on with the axes as a memory of its origin and the trials it overcame.

Yat-Fei

Wolpertinger can do anything a regular duck can, but BETTER. Wolpertinger has a wingspan of around 200cm(~79in). These massive wings help him achieve speeds over 250kmh(~155mph) if he puts in a bit of effort. His only weakness is his legs. It seems his body used all the energy of his legs to give him better wings. His legs are only a few centimeters tall, so you can't tell when he's walking or standing still. It would take many centuries for him to travel anywhere on foot. He has been alive for a long time but refuses to elaborate. Definitely a lot longer than any humans. He is sure that he will be around even after 'the collapse of your terrestrial sphere,' whatever that means. . . Oh, and he has antlers too.

Wolpertinger

An average duck who prefers living as a duck should. Their averageness allows them to get along with all the other ducks, even the weird ones.

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