Donald Duck made his cartoon debut in “The Wise Little Hen” in the summer of 1934. But he wouldn’t meet Mickey Mouse until his second appearance in “Orphan’s Benefit” later that year. From there, it wasn’t long before Daisy Duck and his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie were introduced. Despite their superior diction, they couldn’t steal the spotlight from Donald. You can’t replace his grumpy, nearly incomprehensible charm, and it’s why the Donald has been in more movies (200+) than any Disney character. So, let’s celebrate on June 9 — National Donald Duck Day!

And his accomplishments don’t stop there. He co-hosted the Oscars in 1958 with a little help from Bob Hope, Jack Lemmon, and Jimmy Stewart. Oh, and they named an asteroid after him in 1995. If that doesn’t convince you he’s a force of nature, know he has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. We’re not sure how he left webbed footprints in front of the Chinese Theater, but we’ll gladly roll with it.

Happy 90th Birthday, Donald Duck!