Welcome to Duckburg
In the spring of 1952, the small town of Duckburg witnessed an unforgettable event. The Duckington Rubber Factory, known for producing the world’s finest rubber ducks, experienced a bizarre machine malfunction. Consequently, this led to the whimsical disaster known as the Great Rubber Flood.
The Duck Duplication Debacle
One evening, the factory’s Duck Duplication Device, intended to double duck production, malfunctioned. Instead of the normal output, it began producing ducks at an exponential rate. As a result, by dawn, the factory was overflowing.
Overflow in the Streets
By morning, the factory doors burst open. Thousands of rubber ducks cascaded into the streets, creating whimsical chaos. This flood filled every corner of Duckburg, much to the delight of the local children.
Town’s Reaction
The townspeople reacted with a mix of astonishment and joy. Children played gleefully in the streets, swimming through the sea of yellow. Meanwhile, adults navigated this unexpected flood with a sense of wonder and bewilderment. Thus, a vibrant scene unfolded.
The Birth of the Quackmire Council
Amid this chaos, a group of visionary individuals saw an opportunity. They founded the Quackmire Council to celebrate rubber duck enthusiasts and to manage any future floods. Therefore, this event marked the beginning of a new chapter.
Celebrating the Legacy
Today, Duckburg celebrates the Great Rubber Flood annually with a festival. The event features a grand parade and the famous Duck Race, commemorating the day the ducks took over the town. Indeed, it’s a day filled with joy and community spirit.
Join Us
We invite you to join the Quackmire Council. Every rubber duck has a tale, and every squeak tells a story. Stay tuned for more adventures as we dive into the history of the world’s most secretive society of rubber ducks. Join us, and be part of our exciting journey!
