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The fourth of the “Wonder Season of” series of WesternAnimation/TheWonderfulWorldOfMickeyMouse specials, this time taking place in the Fall. Premiered on Creator/DisneyPlus on November 18, 2022.
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* BecomingPartOfTheImage: The portrait of Culpepper Mouse and his family falls on top of Mickey and Mickey's head goes through where Culpepper's is; Mickey even gets [[CranialEruption a large bump]] on his head that matches Culpepper's dunce cap-ish hat.
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* BecomingPartOfTheImage: The portrait of Culpepper Mouse and his family falls on top of Mickey and Mickey's head goes through where Culpepper's is; Mickey even gets [[CranialEruption a large bump]] on his head that matches Culpepper's dunce cap-ish hat.cap.
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The fourth of the “Wonder Season of” series of WesternAnimation/TheWonderfulWorldOfMickeyMouse specials, this time taking place in the Fall. Premiered on Creator/DisneyPlus on November 18, 2022.
Mickey Mouse and friends go to the leafy hamlet of Pumpkin Ridge where Mickey is to inherent a long lost ancestor’s farm estate. It doesn’t take long for Mickey to find out that his ancestor, Culpeper Mouse was the an extremely inept farmer and the town laughing stock even in the present day. Mickey decides to redeem his family name by farming a crop of pumpkins with the help of Donald and Goofy; unfortunately Donald’s quick growing chemical ends up transforming their harvest into an army of mutant pumpkins. Meanwhile, Minnie and Daisy try to tap some maple syrup in the woods, only to end up going overboard and creating a very StickySituation.
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!!Tropes:
* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: In this case, it's attack of the fifty foot mutant pumpkin.
** Mickey uses the formula on himself to also grow gigantic in order to fight the giant pumpkin.
* BananaPeel: Donald quickly eats a banana and throws it at the giant mutant pumpkin to make it slip.
* BarelyMissedCushion: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] when the giant pumpkin monster falls toward a steeple with a very pointy roof, but instead safely rebounds off of an inflatable bounce house directly next to it.
* BecomingPartOfTheImage: The portrait of Culpepper Mouse and his family falls on top of Mickey and Mickey's head goes through where Culpepper's is; Mickey even gets [[CranialEruption a large bump]] on his head that matches Culpepper's dunce cap-ish hat.
* BerserkButton: Daisy seems to hate store bought syrup, like ''really'' hates it.
* TheCameo:
** Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar appear in the town.
** Ichabod Crane and Tilda from the Legend of Sleepy Hollow segment of "WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad" are seen as residents of the town.
** Friend Owl from WesternAnimation/{{Bambi}} is shown in the woods at night. (This making it his second cameo in the Wonderful Season of" Mickey specials with the first being The Wonderful Winter of Mickey Mouse).
* DesertSkull: Culpeper's estate is much less farm land and more like a barren wasteland. A lone cow skull animates and coughs while begging for water.
* DiedHappilyEverAfter: The ghost of Culpepper Mouse appears by his estate to thanking Mickey for all he did; though the moment is kinda ruined after he trips over a pumpkin. ("I hate these things").
* DinnerDeformation: Goofy eats a prize winning pumpkin and his body deforms into a pumpkin shape.
* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: The mutant pumpkins all have very sharp teeth, one in particular is shown to have two circular rows of teeth.
* MotivationOnAStick: Mickey has Goofy plow the field like a horse by holding up a stick with a picture of a pumpkin on it in front of his face.
* MythologyGag:
** Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore from WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts (usually alongside Donald Duck) is refitted as the host of the town's harvest festival. The town puts on a play which includes WesternAnimation/HumphreyTheBear and some other nameless bears from the same shorts.
** The song in the play is from the short "WesternAnimation/InTheBag" but with alternate lyrics.
** Humphrey Bear plays Culpepper Mouse in the play and is clearly wearing a mouse ears hat that's very similar to the ones sold at Disneyland.
* NotWearingPantsDream: Mickey's nightmare of "Mouseing up" his harvest ends with him naked and the town laughing at him.
* PersonAsVerb: The term the villagers use to describe Culpepper [[SpeciesSurname Mouse's]] bad farming skills is "Mouse it up" and Mickey worries that he too will "Mouse it up" as well.
* ProducePelting: Throwing pumpkins and squash at the statue of Culpeper Mouse seems to be a regular thing. Once the town finds out that Mickey is his descendant, they switch to pummeling him.
* RakeTake: Happens multiple times. At one point, Mickey weaponizes this trope to squash some of the mutant pumpkins.
* RapidHairGrowth: The key ingredient in Donald's crop growing formula is hair tonic that instantly grows long and luchcious hair, as shown when Donald tests it on himself; [[DistractedByTheSexy Daisy certainly looked pleased by the results.]]
* SmellySkunk: Farmer Skunk infuses his maple syrup with his own special scent, after Minnie sniffs it, she reacts appropriatly.
* StickySituation: Minnie and Daisy's syrup tapping ends up causing a huge flood of maple syrup resulting in this trope.
* {{Wedgie}}: The giant mutant pumpkin does this to Mickey. At the end the townsfolk immortalize the moment in a statue as "appreciation" for Mickey helping them.
The fourth of the “Wonder Season of” series of WesternAnimation/TheWonderfulWorldOfMickeyMouse specials, this time taking place in the Fall. Premiered on Creator/DisneyPlus on November 18, 2022.
Mickey Mouse and friends go to the leafy hamlet of Pumpkin Ridge where Mickey is to inherent a long lost ancestor’s farm estate. It doesn’t take long for Mickey to find out that his ancestor, Culpeper Mouse was the an extremely inept farmer and the town laughing stock even in the present day. Mickey decides to redeem his family name by farming a crop of pumpkins with the help of Donald and Goofy; unfortunately Donald’s quick growing chemical ends up transforming their harvest into an army of mutant pumpkins. Meanwhile, Minnie and Daisy try to tap some maple syrup in the woods, only to end up going overboard and creating a very StickySituation.
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!!Tropes:
* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: In this case, it's attack of the fifty foot mutant pumpkin.
** Mickey uses the formula on himself to also grow gigantic in order to fight the giant pumpkin.
* BananaPeel: Donald quickly eats a banana and throws it at the giant mutant pumpkin to make it slip.
* BarelyMissedCushion: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] when the giant pumpkin monster falls toward a steeple with a very pointy roof, but instead safely rebounds off of an inflatable bounce house directly next to it.
* BecomingPartOfTheImage: The portrait of Culpepper Mouse and his family falls on top of Mickey and Mickey's head goes through where Culpepper's is; Mickey even gets [[CranialEruption a large bump]] on his head that matches Culpepper's dunce cap-ish hat.
* BerserkButton: Daisy seems to hate store bought syrup, like ''really'' hates it.
* TheCameo:
** Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar appear in the town.
** Ichabod Crane and Tilda from the Legend of Sleepy Hollow segment of "WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad" are seen as residents of the town.
** Friend Owl from WesternAnimation/{{Bambi}} is shown in the woods at night. (This making it his second cameo in the Wonderful Season of" Mickey specials with the first being The Wonderful Winter of Mickey Mouse).
* DesertSkull: Culpeper's estate is much less farm land and more like a barren wasteland. A lone cow skull animates and coughs while begging for water.
* DiedHappilyEverAfter: The ghost of Culpepper Mouse appears by his estate to thanking Mickey for all he did; though the moment is kinda ruined after he trips over a pumpkin. ("I hate these things").
* DinnerDeformation: Goofy eats a prize winning pumpkin and his body deforms into a pumpkin shape.
* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: The mutant pumpkins all have very sharp teeth, one in particular is shown to have two circular rows of teeth.
* MotivationOnAStick: Mickey has Goofy plow the field like a horse by holding up a stick with a picture of a pumpkin on it in front of his face.
* MythologyGag:
** Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore from WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts (usually alongside Donald Duck) is refitted as the host of the town's harvest festival. The town puts on a play which includes WesternAnimation/HumphreyTheBear and some other nameless bears from the same shorts.
** The song in the play is from the short "WesternAnimation/InTheBag" but with alternate lyrics.
** Humphrey Bear plays Culpepper Mouse in the play and is clearly wearing a mouse ears hat that's very similar to the ones sold at Disneyland.
* NotWearingPantsDream: Mickey's nightmare of "Mouseing up" his harvest ends with him naked and the town laughing at him.
* PersonAsVerb: The term the villagers use to describe Culpepper [[SpeciesSurname Mouse's]] bad farming skills is "Mouse it up" and Mickey worries that he too will "Mouse it up" as well.
* ProducePelting: Throwing pumpkins and squash at the statue of Culpeper Mouse seems to be a regular thing. Once the town finds out that Mickey is his descendant, they switch to pummeling him.
* RakeTake: Happens multiple times. At one point, Mickey weaponizes this trope to squash some of the mutant pumpkins.
* RapidHairGrowth: The key ingredient in Donald's crop growing formula is hair tonic that instantly grows long and luchcious hair, as shown when Donald tests it on himself; [[DistractedByTheSexy Daisy certainly looked pleased by the results.]]
* SmellySkunk: Farmer Skunk infuses his maple syrup with his own special scent, after Minnie sniffs it, she reacts appropriatly.
* StickySituation: Minnie and Daisy's syrup tapping ends up causing a huge flood of maple syrup resulting in this trope.
* {{Wedgie}}: The giant mutant pumpkin does this to Mickey. At the end the townsfolk immortalize the moment in a statue as "appreciation" for Mickey helping them.
