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* One common statement historians have regarding the [[{{UsefulNotes/ThePacificWar}} Pacific War]] is that "The United States could build ships faster than Japan could sink them". ''Quite Literally''. The economic disparity between the two nations was massive. The U.S. had 17 time's Japan's national income; 5 times more steel production; 7 times more coal production and 80 times automobile production in 1941 alone, levels from ''before'' they entered the war. And once war production ramped up, this disparity only grew. In just two years (1943 & 1944), the U.S. built and commissioned more ships than Japan did in it's nearly 90 years as a modernized nation.
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** [[BigFriendlyDog Mouse]]'s bark has been described as loud enough it can be heard from a mile away. Later, in an odd turn of events, Mouse shows that he was holding back, and if anything, the entire cast [[MakeMeWannaShout underestimated him.]]
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** [[BigFriendlyDog Mouse]]'s bark has been described as loud enough it can be heard from a mile away. Later, in an odd turn of events, Mouse shows that he was holding back, and if anything, the entire cast [[MakeMeWannaShout underestimated him.]]
