Scrooge McDuck

During the Yukon and Klondike Gold Rush, Scrooge and Goldie worked together to search for the legendary Golden Lagoon on the White Suffering Plains. However, their alliance fell apart when Goldie attempted to steal Scrooge's map. In a fight with the Klondike Ice Monster, the map was torn, and half of it remained in the monster's teeth. As a result, Scrooge and Goldie managed to escape and went their separate ways.
Scrooge learns that Goldie was able to obtain the second piece of the map and stole the first piece of the map from him.
He persuades her, they fall apart and fall into a deep shaft, they can’t get out, they suddenly saw an elevator on a rope and decided to go down deeper, this elevator worked like this: the platform is held by a rope, you hold the rope, the elevator stands still, you let go, the elevator falls, so in order for the elevator to go down slowly, you need to pull the rope down slowly, so that it goes down deeper smoothly.
but there was one problem - the elevator was very cramped - 150 centimeters high and 80 centimeters wide, so Scrooge and Goldie had to sit in the elevator on their knees next to each other, and together they pulled the rope down slowly, it was cramped
"You can take your elbow off me! You're in the way!" Scrooge said irritably.
"Only after you take your sweaty hand away," Gouldy said angrily. *
"I'm sweaty because I'm the only one working for you!* "Scrooge shouted angrily.

Scrooge McDuck is a white anthropomorphic drake with a yellow beak and feet. He traditionally wears a red coat, a black top hat with a gray band, spats, small glasses, and a cane.
Personality
Scrooge is a billionaire drake who values ​​hard work, honesty, and experience. He is strict yet kind, taking great responsibility when mapping out travel routes, using his accumulated knowledge to ensure safety. However, he can be short-tempered, especially when it comes to his personal pilot, Lightning McQuack.
Some personality traits in season two:
Rivalry with Flintheart Glomgold. Scrooge actively strives to maintain his status as the richest drake in the world and prevent Glomgold from taking his place.
Selfish tendencies. For example, in the episode with the climb to Mount Neverrest, Scrooge was initially reluctant to stop, putting the lives of others at risk, but ultimately put the safety of others above his own desires.
Self-confidence. Scrooge is proud of his experience and abilities, which have made him a legend.
Desire to pass on knowledge. He is happy to share his experience with his nephews, but on the condition that they listen.
Habits
Frugal attitude towards money. Scrooge values ​​every dollar he earns, as he knows the history of its origin.
Using a cane. Scrooge often walks with a cane, which in certain situations he can use as a weapon.
Participation in adventures. He continues to actively participate in treasure hunts and adventures, using his accumulated knowledge to solve problems.
Striving to instill in his nephews the values ​​of hard work and dedication.