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Nanny is a very large, strong, and yet unintelligent hen. She is the one who mistakes ketchup for blood in Duckula's reincarnation ritual, resulting in the current Count Duckula.

She wears a maid-like outfit, with her right arm is perpetually in a sling. The sling itself seems to have unlimited carrying capacity, as she is able to produce any number of items from it, in the style of Harpo Marx's recurring magic satchel joke.

She wears a maid-like outfit, with her right arm perpetually in a sling. The sling itself seems to have unlimited carrying capacity, as she is able to produce any number of items from it, in the style of Harpo Marx's recurring magic satchel joke.

She takes care of cleaning and cooking around the [[Castle Duckula|castle]], but usually creates just as much mess as a result -- in particular, she has a blind spot regarding doors, and often crashes through a door without opening it first, or (more commonly) walks right through the wall, especially a few feet off from the door's position.

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 Nanny is a very large, strong, and yet unintelligent hen. She is the one who mistakes ketchup for blood in Duckula's reincarnation ritual, resulting in the current Count Duckula.
-She wears a maid-like outfit, with her right arm is perpetually in a sling. The sling itself seems to have unlimited carrying capacity, as she is able to produce any number of items from it, in the style of Harpo Marx's recurring magic satchel joke.
+She wears a maid-like outfit, with her right arm perpetually in a sling. The sling itself seems to have unlimited carrying capacity, as she is able to produce any number of items from it, in the style of Harpo Marx's recurring magic satchel joke.
 She takes care of cleaning and cooking around the [[Castle Duckula|castle]], but usually creates just as much mess as a result -- in particular, she has a blind spot regarding doors, and often crashes through a door without opening it first, or (more commonly) walks right through the wall, especially a few feet off from the door's position.