Herb Muddlefoot

He views supervillains with phenomenal, bordering on stupidity, naiveté. Due to his impenetrable, philistine nature, he doesn't see them as a threat until the very end.

Zigzag and Herbert get along well. They're both simple-minded, straightforward, and not particularly intelligent. When they cross paths, they find common ground easily, which greatly angers Darkwing Duck, who believes his partner is "betraying" him by associating with his hated neighbor.

Their relationship is neutrally benevolent. For Herbert, she's simply "Goga's friend from next door." Gusena treats Herbert with a touch of irony, but, unlike her adoptive father, Kryak, she doesn't harbor open hostility toward him and tolerates his eccentricities calmly.

They are the central comic duo of the series. Herbert considers Quack his best friend, constantly showing up uninvited, taking things without asking (especially tools), forcing him to go on vacation with him, and calling him "Friend Quack." Darkwing Duck, on the other hand, sincerely hates Herbert for his obsession, stupidity, and bad taste. Quack has to tolerate his neighbor to keep his secret identity from being revealed, even though Herbert's presence regularly drives the superhero to the brink of indignation.

Tank is Herbert's favorite, as his mischievous behavior and strong build are closer to his father's idea of ​​a "real guy." Herbert often overlooks Tank's brashness and aggression, dismissing it as simply youthful exuberance, and pampers him in every way.

Herbert loves Goga, but he doesn't understand him at all. His younger son's intelligence, erudition, and inventiveness seem strangely "stupid" to his simple-minded father. Herbert often tries to introduce Goga to more mundane, in his opinion, "manly" hobbies (like football or camping), not realizing that his son has long outgrown them.

An ideal and harmonious marriage in the classic American suburban style. Herbert and Binky adore each other, share common bourgeois values, enjoy barbecues together, and are equally oblivious to the oddities of the world around them. Binky supports her husband in everything, and he appreciates her care for the home.