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The show brings Disney/MickeyMouse, WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse, WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck, Daisy Duck, WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}} and [[WesternAnimation/PlutoThePup Pluto]] in contemporary settings such as UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, UsefulNotes/{{Paris}} and UsefulNotes/{{Tokyo}}. [[SpiritualSuccessor It takes the humor]] of WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts and places Mickey in humorous situations that showcase his pluck and rascality, along with his long-beloved charm and good hearted-ness. Several The episodes each have their own pages, as indexed here and at the Main Mickey Mouse page.
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* CrowdSong: Invoked by Mickey in ''Mumbai Madness'', when he breaks into a Bollywood-style musical number to clear cows off the road.
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* SpotlightStealingSquad: Goofy Minnie has made the most appearances with a total of 18 22 shorts in all, followed closely by Minnie Goofy who appeared in 17 20 shorts. By contrast, Donald appeared in only thirteen fifteen shorts, Daisy in five, Pluto in three and Pete each appeared in two.five shorts and Pluto appeared in four shorts.
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* ArtShift: The shorts combine the classic 30's look of Mickey and his friends with a modern day setting.
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** WesternAnimation/CroissantDeTriomphe (French), WesternAnimation/TokyoGo (Japanese), WesternAnimation/{{Panda-monium}} (Mandarian Chinese), WesternAnimation/OSoleMinnie (Italian), WesternAnimation/OFutebolClassico (Portuguese), WesternAnimation/MumbaiMadness (Hindi and Punjabi), WesternAnimation/{{Clogged}} (Dutch) and WesternAnimation/AlRojoVivo (Spanish).
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** WesternAnimation/CroissantDeTriomphe (French), WesternAnimation/TokyoGo (Japanese), WesternAnimation/{{Panda-monium}} (Mandarian Chinese), WesternAnimation/OSoleMinnie (Italian), WesternAnimation/OFutebolClassico (Portuguese), WesternAnimation/MumbaiMadness (Hindi and Punjabi), (Hindi), WesternAnimation/{{Clogged}} (Dutch) and WesternAnimation/AlRojoVivo (Spanish).
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The show brings Disney/MickeyMouse, WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse, WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck, Daisy Duck, WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}} and [[WesternAnimation/PlutoThePup Pluto]] in contemporary settings such as UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}, and UsefulNotes/{{Tokyo}}. [[SpiritualSuccessor It takes the humor]] of WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts and places Mickey in humorous situations that showcase his pluck and rascality, along with his long-beloved charm and good hearted-ness. Several episodes have their own pages, as indexed at the Main Mickey Mouse page.
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The show brings Disney/MickeyMouse, WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse, WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck, Daisy Duck, WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}} and [[WesternAnimation/PlutoThePup Pluto]] in contemporary settings such as UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}, UsefulNotes/{{Paris}} and UsefulNotes/{{Tokyo}}. [[SpiritualSuccessor It takes the humor]] of WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts and places Mickey in humorous situations that showcase his pluck and rascality, along with his long-beloved charm and good hearted-ness. Several episodes have their own pages, as indexed at the Main Mickey Mouse page.
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* GrossUpCloseUp: The inside of Donald and Goofy's mouth.
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* GrossUpCloseUp: The inside of Donald and Goofy's mouth.Happens on occasion.
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* FeminineWomenCanCook: Subverted, Minnie is such a horrible chef that Mickey initially believes that her kitchen is on fire, and she has no concept of overcooking food.
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* BilingualBonus: Certain shorts set in other countries have the characters speak the language of said country (i.e., French in "Croissant de Triomphe", Japanese in "Tokyo Go", Mandarin Chinese in "Panda-monium", Italian in "O Sole Minnie", Portuguese in "O Futebol Classico", Hindi in "Mumbai Madness", Dutch in "Clogged", Spanish in "Al Rojo Vivo").
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* BilingualBonus: Certain There are several shorts set that take place in other countries outside the United States and have all the characters speak dialogue in the language of said country (i.e., French in "Croissant de Triomphe", Japanese in "Tokyo Go", Mandarin Chinese in "Panda-monium", Italian in "O Sole Minnie", Portuguese in "O Futebol Classico", Hindi in "Mumbai Madness", Dutch in "Clogged", Spanish in "Al Rojo Vivo").country. For example:
** WesternAnimation/CroissantDeTriomphe (French), WesternAnimation/TokyoGo (Japanese), WesternAnimation/{{Panda-monium}} (Mandarian Chinese), WesternAnimation/OSoleMinnie (Italian), WesternAnimation/OFutebolClassico (Portuguese), WesternAnimation/MumbaiMadness (Hindi and Punjabi), WesternAnimation/{{Clogged}} (Dutch) and WesternAnimation/AlRojoVivo (Spanish).
** WesternAnimation/CroissantDeTriomphe (French), WesternAnimation/TokyoGo (Japanese), WesternAnimation/{{Panda-monium}} (Mandarian Chinese), WesternAnimation/OSoleMinnie (Italian), WesternAnimation/OFutebolClassico (Portuguese), WesternAnimation/MumbaiMadness (Hindi and Punjabi), WesternAnimation/{{Clogged}} (Dutch) and WesternAnimation/AlRojoVivo (Spanish).
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* FantasticVoyage: Mickey and Goofy have one when Donald swallows them whole.
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The show brings Disney/MickeyMouse, WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse, WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck, Daisy Duck, WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}} and [[WesternAnimation/PlutoThePup Pluto]] in contemporary settings such as UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}, and UsefulNotes/{{Tokyo}}. [[SpiritualSuccessor It takes the humor humor]] of WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts and places Mickey in humorous situations that showcase his pluck and rascality, along with his long-beloved charm and good hearted-ness. Several episodes have their own pages, as indexed at the Main Mickey Mouse page.
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''Mickey Mouse'' is an animated Creator/DisneyChannel Original Series created by Clay Morrow, Aaron Springer and Paul Rudish, the last famous for his work on Creator/CartoonNetwork shows ''WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory'' and ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls''. It began airing on June 28, 2013. Season 2 began airing on April 11th, 2014.
The show brings Disney/MickeyMouse, WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse, WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck, Daisy Duck, WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}} and [[WesternAnimation/PlutoThePup Pluto]] in contemporary settings such as UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}, and UsefulNotes/{{Tokyo}}. It takes the humor of WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts and places Mickey in humorous situations that showcase his pluck and rascality, along with his long-beloved charm and good hearted-ness. Several episodes have their own pages, as indexed at the Main Mickey Mouse page.
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!!Featured shorts:
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## WesternAnimation/NoService
## WesternAnimation/{{Yodelberg}}
## WesternAnimation/CroissantDeTriomphe
## WesternAnimation/NewYorkWeenie
## WesternAnimation/TokyoGo
## WesternAnimation/StayinCool
## WesternAnimation/{{Gasp}}
## WesternAnimation/{{Panda-monium}}
## WesternAnimation/BadEarDay
## WesternAnimation/GhoulFriend
## WesternAnimation/DogShow
## WesternAnimation/OSoleMinnie
## WesternAnimation/{{Potatoland}}
## WesternAnimation/{{Sleepwalkin}}
## WesternAnimation/{{Flipperboobootosis}}
## WesternAnimation/TappedOut
## WesternAnimation/ThirdWheel
## WesternAnimation/TheAdorableCouple
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## WesternAnimation/CableCarChaos
## WesternAnimation/FireEscape
## WesternAnimation/EauDeMinnie
## WesternAnimation/OFutebolClassico
## WesternAnimation/DownTheHatch
## WesternAnimation/GoofysGrandma
## WesternAnimation/CaptainDonald
## WesternAnimation/MumbaiMadness
## WesternAnimation/TheBoilerRoom
## WesternAnimation/SpaceWalkies
## WesternAnimation/MickeyMonkey
## {{WesternAnimation/Clogged}}
## WesternAnimation/GoofysFirstLove
## WesternAnimation/DoggoneBiscuits
## WesternAnimation/WorkinStiff
## WesternAnimation/AlRojoVivo
## WesternAnimation/BottleShocked
## A Flower for Minnie
## Bronco Busted
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!!This show contains examples of the following tropes:
* ArtShift: The shorts combine the classic 30s looks of Mickey and his friends with the present day look of the town.
* BigEater: Donald and Goofy occasionally.
* BilingualBonus: Certain shorts set in other countries have the characters speak the language of said country (i.e., French in "Croissant de Triomphe", Japanese in "Tokyo Go", Mandarin Chinese in "Panda-monium", Italian in "O Sole Minnie", Portuguese in "O Futebol Classico", Hindi in "Mumbai Madness", Dutch in "Clogged", Spanish in "Al Rojo Vivo").
* ButtMonkey: Donald, and Mickey to a lesser degree.
* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Instead of his original mischievous rascal persona ''or'' his everyman persona, these shorts instead tend to take Mickey's heroism and determination and play them for laughs.
* DarkerAndEdgier: The series tries to show off some of Mickey's old pluck and rascality.
* DemotedToExtra: Pluto and Pete, who have appeared many times in the classic shorts, have had the least amount of appearances so far.
* DenserAndWackier: More so than the classic shorts.
* DerangedAnimation: It's often been compared (either favorably or unfavorably) to [[WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow Ren & Stimpy]] in terms of how the shorts are animated. Especially when Mickey ends up going off the deep end (which is surprisingly very frequent).
* FantasticVoyage: Mickey and Goofy have one when Donald swallows them whole.
* FormerlyFat: Minnie, according to "Doggone Biscuits".
* FurryConfusion: After all the years of confusion, the fact that Pluto and Goofy are both dogs is addressed for once in "Dog Show", where Mickey has Goofy switch places with Pluto after Pluto gets injured jumping off a cliff trying to catch a stick (caused by Goofy no less).
* GrossUpCloseUp
* NegativeContinuity: Much like the classic shorts, many of these shorts have Mickey and friends in different settings.
* OutOfCharacterMoment:
** In "No Service", Goofy deviates from his usual bumbling self and becomes quite a jerk as he runs a seaside snack shack, strictly following its "no shirt, no shoes, no service" policy. As part of all that, he unceremoniously turns ''Mickey and Donald'' away because the former does not wear a shirt and the latter does not wear shoes. He's tryin' to run a classy establishment!
** Goofy seems to slightly be going back to his "George Geef" days in these, a period in the 1950s when Goofy would appear in a number of bit parts as various characters.
* PieEyed: Everyone has these eyes, making it a throwback to the classic shorts.
* RedOniBlueOni: The blue to WesternAnimation/{{Donald Duck}}'s red.
* ShoutOut: This series contains several of these to Disney as a whole, particularly the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon, and also, occasionally, the Ride/DisneyThemeParks:
** In "[[WesternAnimation/CroissantDeTriomphe Croissant de Triomphe]]", as Mickey tries to fight traffic in Paris, he races through Disney/{{Cinderella}}'s castle (looking exactly the castle from [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks Walt Disney World]]) and goes between Cinderella and Prince Charming as the prince is about to put the glass slipper on Cinderella's foot. As the mouse races by, the prince drops the glass slipper and it shatters.
** "WesternAnimation/TokyoGo" has several: 1) Mickey's job as a live steam train conductor, which is a reference to WaltDisney's Carolwood Pacific Railroad; 2) The train in question resembling [[Disney/{{Dumbo}} Casey Jr.]] (whose theme song is heard playing in the background); 3) The bullet trains' horn sounds sounding the horn sounds of the Disneyland Monorail; 4) When the bullet train goes through the tunnel, the animation takes on a [[Franchise/{{SuperMarioBros}} Mario-esque]] style (complete with the Mushroom get sound effect from the original Super Mario Bros. for the NES); and 5) When Mickey is getting ready to jump to the bullet train that will take him to Casey Jr., a [[Franchise/{{StarWars}} TIE Fighter shrill]] can be heard as the trains blaze through Tokyo.
** "WesternAnimation/{{Potatoland}}" looks exactly like Disneyland made out of potatoes, gravy, and lumber.
** In "WesternAnimation/OSoleMinnie", Willie the Whale from the ''Disney/MakeMineMusic'' segment "The Whale Who Wanted to Sing at the Met" interrupts Mickey's serenade. At another point, Mickey bumps onto the Disneyland "it's a small world" clock tower.
** In "WesternAnimation/ThirdWheel", Disney/LadyAndTheTramp are at the restaurant having spaghetti. They are about to do a SpaghettiKiss, but Goofy accidentally ruins the moment.
** In "WesternAnimation/TheAdorableCouple", Donald bumps into [[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast Belle and the Beast]] while dancing and gets beat up.
** In "WesternAnimation/OFutebolClassico", [[Disney/SaludosAmigos Jose Carioca]] is the announcer at the football game. Also, similar to ''Film/BedknobsAndBroomsticks'', the players and spectators are all animals.
** "WesternAnimation/DownTheHatch" has several to the old Disneyland attraction "Adventure Thru Inner Space", culminating in Donald singing the song "Miracles From Molecules" [[CreditsGag in the credits.]]
* SpotlightStealingSquad: Goofy has made the most appearances with a total of 18 shorts in all, followed closely by Minnie who appeared in 17 shorts. By contrast, Donald appeared in only thirteen shorts, Daisy in five, Pluto in three and Pete in two.
** Minnie has even gotten no less than [[ADayInTheLimelight three whole shorts to herself]], "Eau de Minnie", which only features Mickey as a cameo near the end, "Clogged", in which Mickey doesn't make an appearance at all (but Donald does, albeit, again, in a cameo), and "Doggone Biscuits", which does feature Mickey, but places most of the emphasis on Pluto.
* StockScream: The series occasionally makes use of the Goofy Holler.
* TookALevelInDumbass: In the classic shorts, Goofy was just TheKlutz. In these shorts, he's a moron.
* TookALevelInJerkass: As much of a {{Jerkass}} Donald was in the classic shorts, much of it was arguably justified. But here, he's a bit of a prick to ''everyone'' -- often just because.
* ToothyBird: Donald.
* WorldTour: Well, not exactly a tour, per se, but depending on the cartoon, Mickey and company are, more often than not, seen in some area of the world.
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The show brings Disney/MickeyMouse, WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse, WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck, Daisy Duck, WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}} and [[WesternAnimation/PlutoThePup Pluto]] in contemporary settings such as UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}, and UsefulNotes/{{Tokyo}}. It takes the humor of WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts and places Mickey in humorous situations that showcase his pluck and rascality, along with his long-beloved charm and good hearted-ness. Several episodes have their own pages, as indexed at the Main Mickey Mouse page.
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!!Featured shorts:
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## WesternAnimation/NoService
## WesternAnimation/{{Yodelberg}}
## WesternAnimation/CroissantDeTriomphe
## WesternAnimation/NewYorkWeenie
## WesternAnimation/TokyoGo
## WesternAnimation/StayinCool
## WesternAnimation/{{Gasp}}
## WesternAnimation/{{Panda-monium}}
## WesternAnimation/BadEarDay
## WesternAnimation/GhoulFriend
## WesternAnimation/DogShow
## WesternAnimation/OSoleMinnie
## WesternAnimation/{{Potatoland}}
## WesternAnimation/{{Sleepwalkin}}
## WesternAnimation/{{Flipperboobootosis}}
## WesternAnimation/TappedOut
## WesternAnimation/ThirdWheel
## WesternAnimation/TheAdorableCouple
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## WesternAnimation/CableCarChaos
## WesternAnimation/FireEscape
## WesternAnimation/EauDeMinnie
## WesternAnimation/OFutebolClassico
## WesternAnimation/DownTheHatch
## WesternAnimation/GoofysGrandma
## WesternAnimation/CaptainDonald
## WesternAnimation/MumbaiMadness
## WesternAnimation/TheBoilerRoom
## WesternAnimation/SpaceWalkies
## WesternAnimation/MickeyMonkey
## {{WesternAnimation/Clogged}}
## WesternAnimation/GoofysFirstLove
## WesternAnimation/DoggoneBiscuits
## WesternAnimation/WorkinStiff
## WesternAnimation/AlRojoVivo
## WesternAnimation/BottleShocked
## A Flower for Minnie
## Bronco Busted
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!!This show contains examples of the following tropes:
* ArtShift: The shorts combine the classic 30s looks of Mickey and his friends with the present day look of the town.
* BigEater: Donald and Goofy occasionally.
* BilingualBonus: Certain shorts set in other countries have the characters speak the language of said country (i.e., French in "Croissant de Triomphe", Japanese in "Tokyo Go", Mandarin Chinese in "Panda-monium", Italian in "O Sole Minnie", Portuguese in "O Futebol Classico", Hindi in "Mumbai Madness", Dutch in "Clogged", Spanish in "Al Rojo Vivo").
* ButtMonkey: Donald, and Mickey to a lesser degree.
* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Instead of his original mischievous rascal persona ''or'' his everyman persona, these shorts instead tend to take Mickey's heroism and determination and play them for laughs.
* DarkerAndEdgier: The series tries to show off some of Mickey's old pluck and rascality.
* DemotedToExtra: Pluto and Pete, who have appeared many times in the classic shorts, have had the least amount of appearances so far.
* DenserAndWackier: More so than the classic shorts.
* DerangedAnimation: It's often been compared (either favorably or unfavorably) to [[WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow Ren & Stimpy]] in terms of how the shorts are animated. Especially when Mickey ends up going off the deep end (which is surprisingly very frequent).
* FantasticVoyage: Mickey and Goofy have one when Donald swallows them whole.
* FormerlyFat: Minnie, according to "Doggone Biscuits".
* FurryConfusion: After all the years of confusion, the fact that Pluto and Goofy are both dogs is addressed for once in "Dog Show", where Mickey has Goofy switch places with Pluto after Pluto gets injured jumping off a cliff trying to catch a stick (caused by Goofy no less).
* GrossUpCloseUp
* NegativeContinuity: Much like the classic shorts, many of these shorts have Mickey and friends in different settings.
* OutOfCharacterMoment:
** In "No Service", Goofy deviates from his usual bumbling self and becomes quite a jerk as he runs a seaside snack shack, strictly following its "no shirt, no shoes, no service" policy. As part of all that, he unceremoniously turns ''Mickey and Donald'' away because the former does not wear a shirt and the latter does not wear shoes. He's tryin' to run a classy establishment!
** Goofy seems to slightly be going back to his "George Geef" days in these, a period in the 1950s when Goofy would appear in a number of bit parts as various characters.
* PieEyed: Everyone has these eyes, making it a throwback to the classic shorts.
* RedOniBlueOni: The blue to WesternAnimation/{{Donald Duck}}'s red.
* ShoutOut: This series contains several of these to Disney as a whole, particularly the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon, and also, occasionally, the Ride/DisneyThemeParks:
** In "[[WesternAnimation/CroissantDeTriomphe Croissant de Triomphe]]", as Mickey tries to fight traffic in Paris, he races through Disney/{{Cinderella}}'s castle (looking exactly the castle from [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks Walt Disney World]]) and goes between Cinderella and Prince Charming as the prince is about to put the glass slipper on Cinderella's foot. As the mouse races by, the prince drops the glass slipper and it shatters.
** "WesternAnimation/TokyoGo" has several: 1) Mickey's job as a live steam train conductor, which is a reference to WaltDisney's Carolwood Pacific Railroad; 2) The train in question resembling [[Disney/{{Dumbo}} Casey Jr.]] (whose theme song is heard playing in the background); 3) The bullet trains' horn sounds sounding the horn sounds of the Disneyland Monorail; 4) When the bullet train goes through the tunnel, the animation takes on a [[Franchise/{{SuperMarioBros}} Mario-esque]] style (complete with the Mushroom get sound effect from the original Super Mario Bros. for the NES); and 5) When Mickey is getting ready to jump to the bullet train that will take him to Casey Jr., a [[Franchise/{{StarWars}} TIE Fighter shrill]] can be heard as the trains blaze through Tokyo.
** "WesternAnimation/{{Potatoland}}" looks exactly like Disneyland made out of potatoes, gravy, and lumber.
** In "WesternAnimation/OSoleMinnie", Willie the Whale from the ''Disney/MakeMineMusic'' segment "The Whale Who Wanted to Sing at the Met" interrupts Mickey's serenade. At another point, Mickey bumps onto the Disneyland "it's a small world" clock tower.
** In "WesternAnimation/ThirdWheel", Disney/LadyAndTheTramp are at the restaurant having spaghetti. They are about to do a SpaghettiKiss, but Goofy accidentally ruins the moment.
** In "WesternAnimation/TheAdorableCouple", Donald bumps into [[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast Belle and the Beast]] while dancing and gets beat up.
** In "WesternAnimation/OFutebolClassico", [[Disney/SaludosAmigos Jose Carioca]] is the announcer at the football game. Also, similar to ''Film/BedknobsAndBroomsticks'', the players and spectators are all animals.
** "WesternAnimation/DownTheHatch" has several to the old Disneyland attraction "Adventure Thru Inner Space", culminating in Donald singing the song "Miracles From Molecules" [[CreditsGag in the credits.]]
* SpotlightStealingSquad: Goofy has made the most appearances with a total of 18 shorts in all, followed closely by Minnie who appeared in 17 shorts. By contrast, Donald appeared in only thirteen shorts, Daisy in five, Pluto in three and Pete in two.
** Minnie has even gotten no less than [[ADayInTheLimelight three whole shorts to herself]], "Eau de Minnie", which only features Mickey as a cameo near the end, "Clogged", in which Mickey doesn't make an appearance at all (but Donald does, albeit, again, in a cameo), and "Doggone Biscuits", which does feature Mickey, but places most of the emphasis on Pluto.
* StockScream: The series occasionally makes use of the Goofy Holler.
* TookALevelInDumbass: In the classic shorts, Goofy was just TheKlutz. In these shorts, he's a moron.
* TookALevelInJerkass: As much of a {{Jerkass}} Donald was in the classic shorts, much of it was arguably justified. But here, he's a bit of a prick to ''everyone'' -- often just because.
* ToothyBird: Donald.
* WorldTour: Well, not exactly a tour, per se, but depending on the cartoon, Mickey and company are, more often than not, seen in some area of the world.
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