She appeared in the episode ' The Great Dime Chase!'. Like the new show's version of Gyro Gearloose she is portrayed as viciously deranged, forcing Dewey and Webby to prove themselves worthy of knowledge and attacking them with a sword in the process. In the reboot series, Quackfaster works as Scrooge's archivist in the McDuck archives, located below the Money Bin. She appeared in the episodes ' Dinosaur Ducks', ' Hero for Hire', ' Blue Collar Scrooge' and ' Yuppy Ducks', as well as 1990's DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp. On the show DuckTales, she was called Mrs. The character was also known as Miss Typefast in a number of stories (including Don Rosa's A Matter of Some Gravity). In The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck part 11 (1994) by Don Rosa she was referred to as Emily, while in Geoffrey Blum's story World Wide Witch (2001), her full name was given as Florence Quackfaster. Miss Quackfaster was created by Carl Barks, and first appeared in Uncle Scrooge #36 in the story The Midas Touch (the same story that introduced Magica De Spell), and her last name, 'Quackfaster', was first used in Uncle Scrooge #39 in A Spicy Tale. Even though Scrooge is a shrewd businessman and can easily smell profit, running basic organizational jobs in his own office is often beyond his capability. In fact, some stories have revealed that Scrooge has come to depend on Miss Quackfaster. At first, Scrooge did not like the idea of having someone on his payroll, but he got used to her very quickly. According to The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck, Miss Quackfaster was originally hired by Scrooge's younger sisters Hortense and Matilda.

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