History Characters / MickeyMouseComicUniverseFriends

* BlindingBangs: She has them. Her eyes are only visible twice when she manually lifts her bangs to get a better look.

* HollywoodDressCode: The only noteworthy change in his detective look Shamrock's ever had is that in his first appearance his coat went down all the way to the floor. His second appearance shortened it.

* BeautyMark: She has one on her right cheek.

** TeleportersAndTransporters: The time machine can ''technically'' be used as this, but the homing technology is not sophisticated enough yet.

** TeleportersAndTransporters: The time machine can ''technically'' be used as this, but the homing technology is not sophisticated enough yet.

* BadassDecay: When he first appeared, even the Phantom Blot was terrified of him, and Pete admits he's the only criminal who ever escaped him only because of sheer luck, but in later appearances he doesn't come up as the infallible cop of his debut anymore. {{Justified}} as in Mouseton he doesn't get as much action as he used to in Texas, being forced in investigations he's just decent with rather than jumping criminals caught in the act (something he's ''exceptional'' at).

* ShoutOut: Romano Scarpa named and partially modeled her after Septimia Zenobia, a third-century queen of the Palmyrene Empire.

* ItIsPronouncedTroPAY: Montmorency's last name is "Rodent", which he insists is pronounced "Rodawn".

* PowerTrio: Formed by Butch, Snake, and the other guy. Could somewhat argued to be CombatDiplomacyStealth in the order Snake, Butch, and the other guy.

* PowerTrio: Formed by Butch, Snake, and the other guy. Could somewhat argued to be CombatDiplomacyStealth in the order Snake, Butch, and the other guy.

* TheWorldIsNotReady: Why he shares almost nothing of his discoveries. Considering [[UsefulNotes/AtomicBombingsOfHiroshimaAndNagasaki what happened in the real world between his original appearance and his return in "The Delta Dimension"]] (something he actually alludes to) and what happens in the latter story when Pete gets his hands on the blueprints of some of his inventions, you can't deny he's right.

* FurryConfusion: More seldom, and to a lesser degree than Ellsworth, as he's generally presented as more anthropomorphic, but it's still there. His most notable "animal" trait is that he can fly, something that the other human stand-in birds of the comics (like for example DonaldDuck) can't do, and he has on occasion disguised himself as a normal bird in order to spy on the bad guys.

* WritersSuck: In one story he and Mickey replaced Moffetta, the disappeared writer of [[ShowWithinAShow the popular and long-running detective series "Bolton"]], with Mickey as the main writer and Mortimer as the assistant... And Mortimer, owing to his ability to get the producer to listen him, proceeded to make non-sensical alterations that led to Mickey quitting and ''going to look for the old writer to save the show''. As Moffetta had faked his disappeareance because he, the main actor and the director were sick of "Bolton" and wanted to make another one but the producer wouldn't listen them, Mortimer's "Bolton" is canceled soon after when the sponsors see he has lost them the entire target audience.
** Mortimer the script writer reappears in the "Darkenblot" saga, writing the script for the in-universe film telling the events of the second story. While popular, it's a terrifying ClicheStorm that Minnie loves only because Mortimer added her to the story. Mickey, on the other hand, is disgusted (and remarks he had recognized the style when he finally learns who the writer was)... And [[BigBad Phantom Blot]] is incensed for his portrayal in the film.

* AgentScully: ''"The Santa Skeptic"'' shows that he does not believe in SantaClaus. [[YesVirginia He is, of course, shown the error of his ways]].

[[folder: Rock Sassi]]
!! Rock Sassi

* AwesomeMcCoolName: Sassi means "rocks". He's literally called "Rock Rocks".
* BadassDecay: When he first appeared, even Black Spot was terrified of him, and Pete admits he's the only criminal who ever escaped him only because of sheer luck, but in later appearances he doesn't come up as the infallible cop of his debut anymore. {{Justified}} as in Mouseton he doesn't get as much action as he used to in Texas, being forced in investigations he's just decent with rather than jumping criminals caught in the act (something he's ''exceptional'' at).

* WhiteSheep: His entire family consists of crooks. Not bigtime crooks, mind you, most of them are only wannabe criminal or involved with minor offenses. Still enough for the lot of them to be shocked when Rock announced he'd become a cop.

[[folder: Patricia and Percy Pigg]]
!! Patricia Pigg
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Mr. Slicker and the Egg Robbers"'', 1930]]

A pig couple. They've got two children, a girl and a boy, named Peggy and Plato.

* AlliterativeName: '''P'''atricia and '''P'''ercy '''P'''igg.
* DamselInDistress: Half of Patricia's modern appearance (which aren't many, mind you) are in Dutch ''Mickey Mouse'' riddle-type comics. She's either the victim or part of the crowd anxiously awaiting Mickey's conclusions.
* GossipyHens: Patricia with Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow, Daisy Duck, and Clara Cluck. It's another factor as to why she's been slightly more enduring than her husband.
* HappilyMarried: Patricia and Percy are among the very few couples in the neighborhood as far as the comics show.
* NuclearFamily: With a daughter and a son. No pet though.
* OutOfFocus: Percy's only appeared in a handful of comics after the 50s.
* SuddenNameChange: Before settling on "Pigg", the last names "Van Pork" and "Pig" also got used.

[[folder: Pop Weezil]]
!! Pop Weezil
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[[AC: First appearance: ''"Fireman Mickey"'', 1931]]

An elderly man who is the town's station agent, motorman, postmaster, constable, fire chief, and justice of the peace. Mickey sometimes works for him.

* CoolOldGuy: With as many jobs as he manages at once and his role as somewhat of an EccentricMentor to Mickey, he qualifies. He has some GrumpyOldMan traits too in the {{pride}} department, best displayed when he takes offense when he and Mickey extinguish a fire threatening Clarabelle's house by bumbling. As he puts it:
--> '''Pop Weezil:''' "Another hour or so an' I'd of had her out in my ''own'' way!"
* TheBusCameBack: He got to star in a story again when ''"A Bomb Deal"'' was published in 1997, 65 years after his then-final appearance. He's yet to make a second comeback.
* JackOfAllTrades: As per the intro, he's the town's station agent, motorman, postmaster, constable, fire chief, and justice of the peace. Or was at his debut, anyway.
* HangingJudge: For pragmatic reasons. There was one guy in ''"Fireman Mickey"'' he fined five dollars for speeding. The guy only had a ten on him and Pop Weezil could't change, so he upped the fine to ten dollars.

[[folder: Annabelle Mink]]
!! Annabelle Mink
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[[AC: First appearance: ''"Clarabelle's Boarding House"'', 1931]]

Annabelle came to live in Mouseton in Clarabelle's boarding house, finding a kindred soul in her.

* InexplicablyTailless: Annabelle has a tail in ''"Clarabelle's Boarding House"'', but not in her following appearances. It isn't explained whether her model just got updated or if she hides it under her skirt later on.
* OldMaid: She regrets not having found herself a man yet.
* OnlySaneMan: Among Clarabelle's boarders, some 8-10 convicts, a guy who eats for ten and doesn't see a problem sawing himself a bigger door without asking, and noisy musician who is annoyed by the slightest sound not made by him, Annabelle and her desire for a husband is the only one not driving Clarabelle to despair.
* ThemeNaming: The likeness of Annabelle's name to Clarabelle's might be intentional given the character was introduced as an OldMaid in the same story that set things up for Horace's and Clarabelle's wedding.

[[folder: Timothy Shoebuckle]]
!! Timothy Shoebuckle
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Pluto the Racer"'', 1934]]

An elderly couple involved with dog races. They're the owners of Zowie, the fastest dog in Mouseton.

* HappilyMarried: Mrs. Shoebuckle has Mickey promise he won't tell Timothy of any bad news while he's sick, arranging his care, shouldering their worries, and keeping the mortgage holder at bay all on her own in the meantime.
* NoNameGiven: Mrs. Shoebuckle's forename is not mentioned.
* TakingTheHeat: Mr. Shoebuckle knew there was a risk if he'd allow Pluto to enter the track's opening race, but he couldn't bring himself to send him away when Mickey came into his office with all naive optimism. So he gave them an entrance coupon and Pluto went on to singlehandedly ruin the entire event. The organization couldn't do more than permanently ban Mickey, but Shoebuckle was fired. This in turn caused the Shoebuckles further trouble with their mortgage, which could only be paid if Zowie would win a big race upcoming. Still, they didn't hold it against Mickey and even let Pluto become Zowie's training companion so Mickey could go on training him at the track.

* CompositeCharacter: A translation version. Since he and Ellsworth seldom appear in the same story, some translations of the comics (like the Norwegian one) tend to treat them as the same character. On the rare occasion when a story featuring them both is translated, Ellsworth is re-imagined as Ellroy's shifty but loveable uncle.

[[AC: First appearance: ''"Mickey Mouse and the Son of Ellsworth"'', 1975]]

* CompositeCharacter: A translation version. Since he and Ellsworth seldom appear in the same story, some translations of the comics (like the Norwegian one) tends to treat them as the same character.

* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: ''"The Brave Little Tailor"'' is an adaptation of ''Disney/BraveLittleTailor''. Because the newspaper comics formed one long storyline, the tale was framed as a [[ShowWithinAShow movie Mickey and his friends were actors in]]. Mac belongs to the framing segment, which was maintained for ''"Mickey Mouse Meets Robinson Crusoe"'', and thus by nature is a fourth wall-leaning character.

* MotorMouth: He's a bit of a chatterbox; he can go on at length about pretty much any subject if you let him.

* BadassDecay: When he first appeared, even Black Spot was terrified of him, and Pete admits he's the only criminal who ever escaped him only because of sheer luck, but in later appearances he's not the infallible cop of his debut anymore.

* ShoutOut: Prebbles Blackstone is named after Pebbles Flintstone from ''Main/TheFlintstones''. The why probably has to do with ''"The Creepy Case of Ghost Rock Basin"'' being a Western Publishing era comic when Western Publishing at the time also produced comics for Creator/HannaBarbera properties.

* VitriolicBestFriends: Spend most of the time insulting each other, but in the end they're great friends.

* VitriolicBestFriends: Spend most of the time insulting each other, but in the end they're great friends.

* TheWorldIsNotReady: Why he shares almost nothing of his discoveries. Considering [UsefulNotes/AtomicBombingsOfHiroshimaAndNagasaki what happened in the real world between his original appearance and his return in "The Delta Dimension"]] (something he actually alludes to) and what happens in the latter story when Pete gets his hands on the blueprints of some of his inventions, you can't deny he's right.