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== The Sensational Six ==

=== [[Mickey Mouse]] ===

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Voiced by: [[Walt Disney]] (1928-1947 and ''[[The Mickey Mouse Club]]''); Clarence Nash (''The Dognapper''), Jim MacDonald (1947-1977); Wayne Allwine (1977-2009); Bret Iwan (2009-present) }}

 

The first (aside from Pete, see "Other Main and Major Characters"), and arguably, the most recognizable of the cast, often depicted as a good-natured, optimistic fellow - but also a determined and often feisty fighter with elements of both [[Kid Hero]] and [[Badass]].

 

* [[Author Avatar]] (for Walt Disney)

* [[Badass]]: Especially in the early days. Creeping back into his characterization thanks to ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' and ''[[Epic Mickey]]''.

* [[Demoted to Extra]]: In a lot of projects, Mickey would be billed at the star only for Donald (in attractions like Mickey's Philhar Magic) or Pluto (in most of the later shorts) or even ''Uncle Scrooge'' (in [[Mickey's Christmas Carol]]) to be the real focus of the feature.

* [[The Everyman]]: More pronounced after the Flanderization.

* [[Furry Confusion]]: Mickey is, well... pretty big for a mouse. And there's been at least a couple shorts where Mickey encounters an actual tiny mouse.

* [[Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal]]: His "classic" look (pictured). The rest of the time he's a...

** [[Fully-Dressed Cartoon Animal]]

* [[Kid Hero]]

* [[Mascot]]: Arguably this has done more to hurt his image than help it. Which is partly why ''[[Epic Mickey]]'' is being made.

=== [[Minnie Mouse]] ===

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Voiced by: Walt Disney; Marcellite Garner (1928-1940); Thelma Boardman (1940-1942); Ruth Clifford (1942-1952); Russi Taylor (1986-present) }}

 

 

* [[Distaff Counterpart]]

** [[Badass Damsel]]: In quite a few shorts.

* [[Fully-Dressed Cartoon Animal]]

* [[The Ingenue]]

* [[Pink Means Feminine]]: Her outfits have become increasingly more pink.

=== [[Goofy]] Goof (a.k.a. George Geef and Dippy Dawg) ===

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Will Ryan (''DTV Valentine'' and ''Down and Out with Donald Duck''); Bill Farmer (1986–present)

 

An anthropomorphic dog (though [[Furry Confusion|his species has been debated]]), and the world's biggest klutz. He was originally called "Dippy Dawg", but they wisely changed his name.

 

* [[Bumbling Dad]]

* [[Cartoon Creature]]

* [[Clark Kenting]] (when he's Super Goof)

* [[DIY Disaster]]: Occurs in many of his shorts.

* [[I Have Many Names]]: Dippy Dawg, Mr. Walker, Mr. Wheeler, George Geef and Mr. X.

* [[The Klutz]]

* [[Stock Audio Clip]]: Goofy barely spoke in his 40's shorts and when he did, most of the time his lines and yells were from previous Disney shorts.

* [[Stock Scream]]: His famous scream.

** He had two others during the 40's and 50's.

* [[Too Dumb to Live]]

=== [[Donald Duck]] ===

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Voiced by: Clarence Nash (1934-1984); Tony Anselmo (1985-present) }}

 

The [[Ensemble Darkhorse]], a hot-tempered waterfowl who often ended up being the [[Butt Monkey]]. Though Mickey remains the face of the company, Donald is arguably the true moneymaker as far as long-term commercial success (Walt even once called him "the [[Clark Gable|Gable]] of our stable"), spawning his own little corner of the Disney Universe that expands towards comics, cartoons, and video games.

 

* [[Badly-Battered Babysitter]]: What happens to him when he has to babysit Shelby the Turtle, or his nephews.

* [[Breakout Character]]: As mentioned in the book "Mickey and the Gang: Classic Stories in Verse", Walt intentionally planned Donald to be his next star character, even having press kits ready by the day "The Wise Little Hen" was released.

* [[Hair-Trigger Temper]]

* [[Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal]]

* [[Jerkass]]: In the shorts where he's the one who starts trouble for either Chip and Dale or his nephews. And then of course there's the short ''Donald's Penguin'' where he almost ends up [[Moral Event Horizon|shooting his pet penguin]] with a shotgun for eating his pet fish.

** One short features Donald making trouble for himself in the kitchen as he gets distracted while listening to a radio cooking show and accidentally adding rubber cement to his waffle batter. The short ends with him running off to beat up the show's host despite the fact that ''everything that happened to him was directly his own fault.''

*** In the comics by Al Taliaferro, Donald was reccurently portrayed as nothing but a jerk (save for a several strips-long failed attempt at redeeming himself in 1937, where every attempt by Donald to do good just got him even deeper into trouble). As well as generally shown with interests in playing pranks, breaking windows, throwing stones at people and other such petty crimes as a source of fun, this also featured comics where Donald would do things like tie an anchor to Goofy's leg and throw him in the river. [[Disproportionate Retribution|For accidentally smacking Donald in the back of the head with a fish and then laughing about it.]]

* [[Kick the Dog]]: Sometimes has a very cruel sense of humor and likes to mess with smaller animals or his own nephews, which leads to his undoing by the end of the short.

* [[Limited Wardrobe]]

 

=== Daisy Duck ===

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* [[Distaff Counterpart]]: Though arguably, she has a few unique personality traits, and is more different from Donald than Minnie is from Mickey.

* [[Graceful Ladies Like Purple]]: A lot of her outfits.

* [[Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal]]

* [[Pink Means Feminine]]: A lot of her outfits.

* [[Satellite Character]]: Even though she's more different from Donald than Minnie is from Mickey, she's rarely seen without him.

=== [[Pluto the Pup]] ===

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Voiced by: Pinto Colvig (1930-1939, 1941-1967); Lee Millar, Sr. (1939-1941); Bill Farmer (1990-present). }}

 

Mickey's loyal pet dog.

 

* [[Big Friendly Dog]]: Most of the time. He has a temper and an occasional selfish streak, but is loyal to Mickey and has more limits in his [[Jerkass]] tendancies than, say, Donald.

* [[Butt Monkey]]: On occasion, especially later on. Sometimes, like in ''Pluto's Judgement Day'', it went [[Nightmare Fuel|too far.]]

** Not just that, but how can a mouse own a dog?

* [[The Speechless]]: Except for saying "Kiss me!" in ''The Moose Hunt''.

 

 

=== [[Pete]] ===

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A large anthropomorphic cat who is constantly causing trouble for Mickey, Donald, and Goofy (all of whom, ironically, he predates).

 

* [[Abusive Parents|Abusive Father]]: To an extent, he is more often just obnoxious and self centered than directly abusive to his children however.

* [[Ambiguous Looking Cat]]

* [[Drill Sergeant Nasty]]

* [[Fat Cat]]

* [[I Have Many Names]]: Peg-Leg Pete, Big Bad Pete, Pistol Pete, [[Unfortunate Implications|Black Pete]], and Pete Pete, to name a few.

* [[Informed Species]]

* [[Jerkass]]

* [[Manipulative Bastard]]

* [[Mega Neko]]

 

=== [[Chip and Dale|Chip 'n Dale]] ===

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* [[Are You Pondering What I'm Pondering?]]?

* [[Breakout Character]]

* [[Cloudcuckoolander]]: Dale.

* [[Heterosexual Life Partners]]: However, some comic stories indicate that they're brothers, sharing the same relatives.

* [[Karmic Trickster]]: In the shorts where Donald is the one who starts trouble.

* [[Loveable Rogue]]: More often just after food and shelter, they do have a mischevious side however.

* [[Love Triangle]]: With Clarice in ''Two Chips and a Miss'' and Gadget in ''Rescue Rangers''.

* [[Screwy Squirrel|Screwy Chipmunks]]

* [[Trademark Favorite Food]]: Acorns, or nuts in general. Though their discovery of peanuts certainly turned them off of acorns in the short ''Working For Peanuts''.

 

=== Clarabelle Cow ===

 

A cow who occasionally hangs out with Mickey and company. Clarabelle is good friends with Minnie and Daisy, and is sometimes played as either Goofy or Horace's love interest.

 

* [[Chuck Cunningham Syndrome]]

* [[Cute Clumsy Girl]]

* [[Distaff Counterpart]]: Occasionally she's written as the female version of Goofy (and sometimes dates him, as well).

* [[Interspecies Romance]]: Sometimes with Goofy, sometimes with Horace.

* [[Love Triangle]]: Implied between her, Goofy, and Horace.

 

=== Horace Horsecollar ===

 

One of Mickey's friend, Horace is a cheerful know-it-all horse. He used to tag along on Mickey's adventures in early comic strips before Goofy took his place. Often paired with Clarabelle Cow.

 

* [[Chuck Cunningham Syndrome]]

* [[Know-Nothing Know-It-All]]

* [[Mr. Fixit]]

* [[Not Actually the Ultimate Question]]: Used as a running gag with him on ''[[House of Mouse]]''.

=== Uncle Scrooge McDuck ===

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* [[Badass Grandpa|Badass Uncle]]

* [[Berserk Button]]: You do not want to be around him when someone insults his dead mother.

* [[Canon Immigrant]]: The character was mostly seen only in comics until the 1980s.

* [[Deadpan Snarker]]

* [[Mr. Vice Guy]]: The trope was, in fact, originally named "McDuck" (now a redirect to [[Disney Ducks Comic Universe]].)

* [[My Greatest Failure]]: The one time in his life he made money dishonestly (driving natives from their village). This act earned him endless guilt, as well as a zombie stalker.

* [[Screw the Money, I Have Rules]]

* [[Self-Made Man]]

* [[Uncle Pennybags]]

 

=== {{color|red|Huey}}, {{color|blue|Dewey}} & {{color|green|Louie}} ===

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Donald's mischievous nephews. Sometimes paired with Uncle Scrooge instead.

 

* [[Chaste Toons]]: One of the most famous examples (they're Donald's nephews, not his sons).

* [[Color Coded for Your Convenience]]: An easy way to remember which one is which is to remember that red is the brightest '''hue''' and blue is the color of '''dew''', which leaves Louie as the green one (and leaves are green).

* [[One Steve Limit]]: Averted with Louie Duck and Louie the Mountain Lion, even though they don't appear in any cartoon together.

* [[Parental Abandonment]]

* [[Scout Out]]: As part of the Junior Woodchucks.

 

=== Ludwig Von Drake ===

 

Another of Donald's uncles. A scientist with countless expertise in numerous subjects.

 

* [[Absent-Minded Professor]]

* [[Insufferable Genius]]: To Mickey on an episode of ''[[House of Mouse]]''.

 

=== Max Goof (and Goofy Jr.) ===

 

 

* [[Adorkable]]

* [[Missing Mom]]

 

=== [[Oswald the Lucky Rabbit]] ===

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A rabbit Walt Disney created in 1927 as his first animated star, but ended up losing to Universal after a contract dispute. He has since been reacquired by the Disney company and is now considered Mickey's older half-brother.

 

* [[The Casanova]]: Another one of his distinguishing traits from Mickey, is that he's much more *ahem* romantically inclined. Such as his dozens of children in ''Poor Papa'' or interrupting a duel with a knight to make out with his girlfreind in ''Oh What a Knight!'' He's also had more of a revolving door of love interests than Mickey and Minnie's rather steady relationship.

* [[Chaste Toons]]: Averted. He had two adopted sons under Universal, and he has a whole lot more kids in ''[[Epic Mickey]]'' (to his dismay, they look up to their "uncle" Mickey).

* [[Crazy Survivalist]]: Part of his portrayal in [[Epic Mickey]].

* [[Divergent Character Evolution]]: The early notes on the Warren Spector interpretation of the character portrays him as more paranoid than Mickey, and the "Lucky" part of his name as intentionally ironic as he's [[The Woobie]] of western animation as a whole.

** She is featured in [[Epic Mickey]] as "Ortensia."

* [[Ironic Nickname]] - It probably wasn't intentional at the time of his creation, but he's rather unlucky.

 

=== Francine "Fanny" Cottontail ===

[[Oswald the Lucky Rabbit]]'s original [[Love Interest]].

 

* [[Barefoot Cartoon Animal]]

* [[Brother Chuck]]: Even by the standards of Oswald's cast. Thus far all of the other handful of Oswald's pals have resurfaced except for her (even [[Canon Immigrant|Toby freaking Bear]] and Ortensia's father have resurfaced).

* [[Divergent Character Evolution]]: She became less like Oswald as the series progressed.

* [[Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal]]: Though she got a top towards the end of her tenure.

* [[Interspecies Romance]]: Averted

* [[Sexy Walk]]

* [[Playing Hard to Get]]: In her later appearances.

The orphaned kitten who pesters [[Oswald the Lucky Rabbit]].

 

* [[Cute Kitten]]: Subverted

* [[Enfant Terrible]]

* [[Expy]]/MesACrowd: The Orphan Kittens from ''Mickey's Orphans''.

* [[Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal]]

* [[Jerkass]]

 

=== Ortensia (a.k.a. Kitty, Marie, or Sadie) ===

[[Oswald the Lucky Rabbit]]'s [[Love Interest]]

 

* [[Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal]]

* [[I Have Many Names]]: She's gone through at least three, possibly four.

* [[Interspecies Romance]]

* [[Nice Hat]]

 

== Mickey Mouseworks and House of Mouse Characters ==

 

=== Dennis the Duck ===

* [[Captain Ersatz]]: Of [[Oswald the Lucky Rabbit]]

 

=== Tiki the Maltese ===

* [[Blue Eyes]]

 

=== Mr. Pettibone ===

[[Goofy]]'s pet kitten who first appeared in [[Mickey Mouse Works]].

 

* [[Cute Kitten]]

 

 

An uncooperative child turtle who first appeared in [[Mickey Mouse Works]].

 

* [[Badly-Battered Babysitter]]: Happens to [[Donald Duck]] (and in one [[House of Mouse]] storyline, [[Mickey Mouse]]) when he has to babysit him.

* [[Turtle Power]]

 

 

Shelby the Turtle's mother who first appeared in [[Mickey Mouse Works]].

 

* [[Jerkass]]: To Donald.

* [[Turtle Power]]

 

=== Hairy Manilow ===

 

=== The Abominable Snowman ===

 

=== The Aliens ===

 

=== Three kittens ===

 

=== Pete's Gram-Gram ===

 

=== Goofy's Pop ===

 

=== Lumiere's relations ===

 

=== Mike Microphone ===

 

=== Soundboard ===

 

=== DVD Player ===

 

=== Thermostat ===

 

== Canon Immigrants From The Silly Symphonies and Movies ==

 

 

Mischevious pet kitten of Minnie Mouse. Originally a minor character in [[Disney Animated Canon]] feature film ''[[Pinocchio]]'', Disney took note of the cat's popularity and placed him in three shorts of his own. Often acted as a rival of Pluto.

 

* [[Breakout Character]]: A bit player in ''[[Pinocchio]]''. Appeared as lead character in at least three [[Classic Disney Shorts]].

* [[Canon Immigrant]]: From previous [[Disney Animated Canon]] feature film ''[[Pinocchio]]''.

* [[Cats Are Mean]]: He sure looked that way in ''Figaro and Frankie'', but to be fair, Frankie's singing irritated Figaro. But in the end, he saves Frankie.

* [[Cute Kitten]]

* [[Hates Baths]]/[[Cats Hate Water]]: In ''Bath Day''.

* [[Screwy Squirrel]]: Acts as this at times around Pluto. The latter's own occasional [[Jerkass]] traits can lead to an [[Escalating War]] however.

 

* [[Fan Nickname]]: Back in his homeland of Brazil, José is [[Germans Love David Hasselhoff|endearingly]] known as "Zé Carioca".

** It's not just a Nickname, In Portuguese we generally use Zé instead of José. It's really rare to hear José as a name.

* [[Parasol Parachute]]: José uses his like one.

 

* [[Guns Akimbo]]: Panchito loves to fire off those guns of his.

* [[National Stereotypes]]: Panchito is Mexican, loud, wears a sombrero and can bullfight.

*** Nope. Pancho isn't a name; it's a common nickname for the name "Francisco". So in strictest grammatical terms, his given name is probably Francisco.

 

* [[Screwy Squirrel]]

 

* [[Token Human]]

 

=== Jiminy Cricket ===

* [[Ascended Extra]]: Jiminy Cricket was a nameless cricket in the original [[Pinocchio]] book who gets squashed.

* [[Covert Pervert]]

* [[Fully-Dressed Cartoon Animal]]

* [[Honest Advisor]]

 

=== Zeke Wolf (a.k.a. The Big Bad Wolf) ===

* [[The Big Bad Wolf]]: The [[Trope Namer]]

* [[Big Badass Wolf]]

* [[Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal]]

* [[Paper-Thin Disguise]]

 

=== Practical Pig ===

* [[All Work vs. All Play]]: All Work to Fiddler and Fifer's All Play.

* [[Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal]]

 

=== Fiddler and Fifer Pig ===

* [[All Work vs. All Play]]: All Play to Practical's All Work.

* [[Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal|Half Dressed Cartoon Animals]]

 

== Pluto The Pup Cartoon Characters ==

 

* [[Those Wily Coyotes]]

 

* [[Those Wily Coyotes]]

 

* [[Blue Eyes]]

* [[Precious Puppies]]

 

 

Minnie's dog and Pluto's girlfriend.

 

 

=== Butch the Bulldog ===

Large bulldog and frequent antagonist of Pluto.

 

* [[Angry Guard Dog]]

* [[Bully Bulldog]]

* [[Jerkass]]

* [[Romantic False Lead]]: For Dinah, in the original shorts at least; in ''[[House of Mouse]]'' she can't seem to make up her mind.

Female sausage dog and love interest for Pluto (replacing Fifi).

 

* [[Shallow Love Interest]]: In later shorts, ''[[House of Mouse]]'' follows this interpretation.

 

=== Salty The Seal ===

 

 

Pluto's son.

 

* [[Precious Puppies]]

 

 

A red Siamese cat and [[Foil]] for [[Pluto the Pup]] who has a friend named Richard. He even shows up in [[Epic Mickey]].

 

* [[Cats Are Mean]]: Kind of.

* [[Deranged Animation]]: "Plutopia", which was infamous enough to get a [[Homage]] in ''[[Epic Mickey]]''.

 

=== K.B. ===

* [[Precious Puppies]]

 

=== Lucifer ===

 

 

* [[Cats Are Mean]]

 

=== Pluto's conscience ===

 

== Donald Duck Cartoon Characters ==

 

=== Donna Duck ===

 

An early prototype of Daisy, Donna was Donald's girlfiend of Spanish descent (considering she literally lives in the middle of a desert) and, surprisingly, has the same speech impediment Donald has, unlike Daisy. Interestingly, one comic strip (including in ''Mickey and the Gang: Classic Stories in Verse'') had her return as a separate character from Daisy, but she had left Donald at this point for a human fiance.

 

* [[Distaff Counterpart]]: of [[Donald Duck]]

* [[Divergent Character Evolution]]: As noted above, Donna was the template for Daisy, but was later spun off into a separate character.

[[Donald Duck]]'s cousin who is a goose.

 

* [[Big Eater]]: Although [[Donald Duck]] is told that, "he don't eat much," he is this trope.

* [[Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal]]

 

=== Joey the Kangaroo ===

 

* [[Hates Baths]]

 

A fat, freeloading bear always on the lookout for an easy meal. Humphrey tended to run afoul of Donald Duck and fussy ranger J. Audubon Woodlore.

 

* [[Beary Funny]]

* [[Big Eater]]: When he can get food, that is.

* [[Catch Phrase]]: A very distinctive "heh".

* [[Expy]]: Not Humphrey himself, but when Humphrey's creator Jack Hannah left Disney for Walter Lantz, he created a new character named Fatso Bear, who was more or less identical to Humphrey.

* [[The Unintelligible]]: Humphrey's speech consists of grunts, mumbles, and whines.

The park ranger of Brownstone National Park, a play on Yellowstone National Park.

 

* [[Token Human]]

 

 

* [[Animal Gender Bender]]: He is a male bee who can sting. In [[Real Life]], only female bees can sting.

* [[I Have Many Names]]: Spike has also been known as Buzz-Buzz, Hector, and Claudius.

 

 

One of [[Donald Duck]]'s antagonists.

 

* [[Maniac Monkeys|Maniac Ape]]

 

=== Jenny the Burro ===

 

 

=== Witch Hazel ===

 

* [[Blondes Are Witches]]

* [[Green Eyes]]

* [[Token Human]]

* [[Wicked Witch]]

 

=== The Nazis ===

 

== Other Characters ==

 

=== Julius the Cat (a.k.a. Mike) ===

 

A cartoon cat, similar in appearance to [[Felix the Cat]], who was the sidekick to Alice of the ''[[Alice Comedies]]''.

 

** Actually, it was Charles Mintz. Sullivan was so pissed off by Julius that he cancelled Mintz' contract to distribute Felix cartoons and moved to another company.

 

=== Pete Junior (Junior and PJ Pete) ===

 

 

* [[Elevator Gag]]: In "Bellboy Donald"

* [[Little Lord Fauntleroy]]: That's how he dresses like.

* [[White Gloves]]

 

* [[Beware the Nice Ones]]

* [[Fat Cat]]: Though P.J. is portrayed more as a [[Dogfaces|dogface]] in all his appearances, he counts as one.

* [[Mega Neko]]: Though P.J. is portrayed more as a [[Dogfaces|dogface]] in all his appearances, he counts as one.

* [[Rob Paulsen]]: PJ's voice actor.

* [[The So-Called Coward]]

 

* [[Ambiguous Looking Cat]]: Both Junior and PJ, but PJ more so.

 

=== Clarice ===

* [[Barefoot Cartoon Animal]]

* [[Love Triangle]]: With [[Chip and Dale]] in ''Two Chips and a Miss''

 

=== Clara Cluck ===

 

A full-bosomed chicken who fancies herself a professional actress, opera singer, and cellist. [[No Celebrities Were Harmed|Parody]] of famed English contralto Dame Clara [[Unfortunate Names|Butt]].

 

* [[Brawn Hilda]]

* [[Chuck Cunningham Syndrome]]

 

=== Morty & Ferdie Fieldmouse ===

 

Mickey's nephews. They look almost exactly like their uncle save for their smaller size and trademark paper crowns.

 

* [[Canon Foreigner]]: The two have made very few appearances in animation (''Mickey's Steamroller'', ''Boat Builders'', and ''Mickey's Christmas Carol'').

* [[Chuck Cunningham Syndrome]]: Happened to Ferdie in the early 1940s. Floyd Gottfredson [[What Could Have Been|planned to reintroduce him later as a way of differentiating the two]], but he forgot.

 

=== Mortimer Mouse ===

 

A tall, smooth-talking mouse who is Mickey's antagonistic rival, usually for Minnie's affections.

 

* [[I Have Many Names]]: He also went by the name Montmorency Rodent (pronounced "Rodawn") in 1941.

* [[Jerkass]]

A mysterious master criminal who desires to conquer the world. Floyd Gottfredson

 

* [[Bond Villain Stupidity]]: Actually [[Justified]] at the end of his first appearance. When [[Mickey Mouse]] asks [[Why Don't You Just Shoot Him?|why he didn't just shoot him instead of using]] elaborate Death Traps, Blot sadly explains he can't bear to see anything die because of his ''cursed soft heart''.

* [[Card-Carrying Villain]]: At the end of his first appearance, Blot sadly laments now the chemical formula can only be used for good.

* [[Dangerously Genre Savvy]]: In some continuities. ''House Of Mouse'', in particular had him actually try to kill the heroes in his first appearance onscreen, of course, it was a James Bond type of trap, but the next time, he tries to make sure that they can't survive a fall. And his final plan involved hijacking the machine that gave the characters clues as to where the villain was, or who they were, making sure they didn't know what to do.

* [[Dogface]]: When Unmasked.

* [[Evil Is Hammy]]: Sometimes (see "Depending On The Writer" above)

* [[Gentleman Thief]]: To some degree, though gentleman might be pushing it.

* [[The Un-Reveal]]: His face is never really seen. But Subverted in his first appearance, where he ''is'' unmasked, having a thin mustache and a gaunt face according to [[That Other Wiki]], apparently, his appearance was also based on {{spoiler|''Walt Disney himself''}}.

** [[Wizards of Mickey]] inverts it, with the Blot never using the cloaked diguise until later {{spoiler|though it's more him becoming an inky monster similar to the approach in [[Epic Mickey]]}}

* [[Villain Decay]]: In some of his later appearances Blot became rather goofy.

=== The Mad Doctor (a.k.a. Dr. XXX) ===

 

 

* {{spoiler|[[All Just a Dream]]}}

** Although somehow he makes a reappearance in [[Epic Mickey]].

* [[Evil Is Hammy]]

* [[Faux Affably Evil]]

* [[Mad Scientist]]: Duh. For someone who has the same name as a [[Mad Doctor|trope]], he sure acts more like a scientist than doctor.

* [[Man in White]]: Possibly the only Disney villain who wears white constantly.

 

=== Louie The Mountain Lion ===

 

 

* [[Cats Are Mean]]: Kind of.

* [[Panthera Awesome]]: He's a cougar.

* [[One Steve Limit]]: Averted with Louie Duck and Louie the Mountain Lion, even though they don't appear in any cartoon together.

 

=== Wilbur the Grasshopper ===

 

[[Goofy]]'s pet grasshopper. According to the special ''On Vacation with Mickey Mouse and Friends'', he is Jiminy Cricket's nephew.

 

 

=== Frankie the Canary ===

 

* [[Cute but Cacophonic]]

* [[Small Annoying Creature]]

 

=== Dolores the Elephant ===

 

=== The tiger ===

 

=== The rhinoceros ===

 

=== [[Dogfaces]] ===