- For the original version, see the Cape Suzette page on the TaleSpin Wiki.
Cape Suzette is a city frequently mentioned in DuckTales 2017, best known for its shipping industry.[1]
History[]
Woo-oo![]
In "Woo-oo!", Cape Suzette is the intended destination of the nephews' attempt to hijack Donald's Houseboat.
The Depths of Cousin Fethry![]
In "The Depths of Cousin Fethry!", when Donald's cousin Fethry calling from a top-secret deep sea lab, among Scrooge's old phones (together with Fethry) was a Cape Suzette talk phone.
Shandow war![]
Cape Suzette's first appearance in Shadow War!
In "The Shadow War!", Donald announces his intentions to move there with the boys (Donald was holding a ticket with Cape Suzette) after their falling out with Scrooge. However, the move is aborted when the four and their friends are reconciled with Scrooge during the conflict with Magica De Spell.
Storkules in duckburg![]
In "Storkules in Duckburg!", Scrooge visits Cape Suzette in hopes of making a business deal, but is initially stymied to find a means of transporting Cape Suzette lemons to Duckburg. This situation is remedied-problematically-through the use of Harpies captured by Storkules and trained by Webby.
The lost Cargo of Kit Cloudriker![]
In The Lost Cargo of Kit Cloudkicker!, Della, Dewey and Huey they go to Cape Suzette for the first time (although without much admiration from Dewey where he always wanted to go) and there recruit a showboating pilot, Kit Cloudkicker to take them to an island full of mon sters in search of a missing mystery, unaware that Don Karnage is hot on their tails.
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Trivia[]
- Cape Suzette was the setting of the 1990s Disney Afternoon show TaleSpin, which also featured Don Karnage and his Sky Pirates, as well as their ship, The Iron Vulture.
- In "The Shadow War!", a brochure for Cape Suzette featured an image of the Sea Duck, the plane flown by Baloo in TaleSpin and later, in "The Lost Cargo of Kit Cloudkicker!" himself made a cameo appearance.
- In "Sky Pirates...in the Sky!" Don Karnage and his Pirates maybe could be flying over Cape Suzette.
- The city's name parodies the real-world French dessert Crêpes Suzette.