Binkie Muddlefoot

Binky treats her warmly and tries to instill "good manners" in the tomboyish Goose, which she shirks at every turn. Goose, like her father, Quack, considers the Muddlefoot family incredibly boring, but sometimes takes advantage of Binky's kindness to steal treats.

Binky's relationship with villains is unique—she's completely unafraid of them. When Megavolt, Bushroot, or Anticloak show up on her doorstep, she dismisses them as simply "eccentric guests" or "Quack's new friends." Binky might offer a formidable criminal a cup of tea or scold him for leaving his dirty feet all over the living room. Such reactions often leave the villains completely bewildered.

Binky loves Tank, despite the fact that he's growing up a troublemaker and constantly picks on Goga and Gusena. She often turns a blind eye to his bad temper, dismissing it as simply "age-related pranks" and a manifestation of his intense male energy.

Goga Muddlefoot (youngest son): Binky is a loving mother, but her naivety leaves her completely unaware of her youngest son's intelligence. While Goga helps Darkwing Duck solve crimes and builds complex gadgets, Binky sees him as nothing more than an obedient "little boy" who needs to eat his soup on time and wear clean clothes.

Herbert Muddlefoot (husband): Binky and Herbert are the perfect couple. They adore each other and share a passion for bourgeois comfort, barbecues, and boring neighborhood get-togethers. They speak the same language of "suburban bliss" and together are capable of driving Darkwing Duck crazy with their hyper-sociability. Binky supports her husband in everything, even his silly hobbies and job as a salesman at Quackerware.

Darkwing Duck/Drake Mallard: • This is the main source of comic situations. Binky considers Drake a "nice, but a little strange and lonely neighbor" who clearly lacks female attention. She constantly invades his personal space: bringing pies, giving advice on the house and trying to be friends with him. Darkwing Duck is wildly irritated by this obsession and her impenetrable naivety. At the same time, he is often forced to tolerate Muddlefoots so as not to reveal his secret identity. Binky point-blank does not see Drake as a superhero, even when he stands before her in a cloak and mask.