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Scrooge McDuck TTS: make the richest duck say your lines

Scrooge McDuck is the richest duck in the world and the most recognizable miser in cartoons: lively, a bit high, always counting every coin. Fans use a Scrooge voice for memes, DuckTales fan skits, birthday greetings and jokes about money.

The SuperClonica catalog has a fan-made Scrooge McDuck voice for Supertonic 3, made from the Russian dub of DuckTales. This guide shows how to hear him say your line for free, how to write lines that sound like him, and how to voice a whole skit on your own computer.

The Scrooge voice in the catalog

Scrooge was made from the Russian dub, so he sounds most natural in Russian. Like every voice, he speaks all 31 Supertonic 3 languages; in English, Spanish or German he keeps his timbre with a slight Russian accent. The cartoons category of the catalog has more voices for a whole cast.

Voice a Scrooge line free online

On Scrooge’s page, type a phrase of 30 to 100 characters, choose the language and press the voice button. In a few seconds you can listen and download the recording for your meme, skit or greeting. No account is needed.

Write it the Scrooge way

Scrooge talks about money, adventure and thrift: “Every coin in this bin has a story, and every story cost me a fortune!” Keep each recording to one or two sentences so the delivery stays lively, and split a longer scene into several lines.

Unlimited lines on your computer

For a whole skit, buy the voice once, download its file and install the free SuperClonica engine: python -m pip install superclonica-cpu. Then voice a line with one command: superclonica --text "Not one coin leaves this bin without my permission!" --voice scrooge.json --lang en --output scrooge.wav. It runs offline on an ordinary processor, with no character limit.

Fan voices, used fairly

Scrooge McDuck here is a fan-made AI voice, not the original voice actors, and it is not endorsed by Disney. Use it for parody, fan works and personal projects within the SuperClonica terms, mark parody clearly and never pass a line off as official.