"Mickey's Mousekedoer Adventure" is the one hundred and eighteenth episode of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. It premiered on June 26, 2015, and is the seventeenth episode in the fourth season.
Synopsis[]
When the Mousekedoer malfunctions, Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Toodles get digitized into the Mousekedoer. There, they meet Digi Daisy, Micro Minnie, and Pixelated Pete, who help them get to the Mousekecore where they must get the liquid light flowing before it's too late!
Plot[]
The episode begins in the Clubhouse with Mickey and Pluto greeting the viewers. There is a problem: Professor Von Drake is checking the Mousekedoer, which is malfunctioning. Goofy and Donald show up, and Mickey and Von Drake tell them about the Mousekedoer being on the fritz, which means it will stop working altogether. Mickey wonders what will happen to Toodles and how he'll get the Mouseketools for them. It is then revealed that the malfunctioning Mousekedoer is causing Toodles to glitch as well and tells them that they have to hurry as it's not just the Mousekedoer that's on the verge of breaking down but Toodles life is also on the line! Von Drake shows them what's inside the Mousekedoer, and it turns out that the Liquid Light, which keeps the machine working, stopped flowing to the Mouseke-Core. Goofy decides to get the Liquid Light flowing again, but it can only be done from the inside. So, Von Drake decides to digitize Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Toodles so they can go inside the Mousekedoer to fix it. Mickey then picks up his Mouseketools, which are mixed-up due to the fritzing: a blow-dryer with a party noisemaker, a giant pencil with erasers on both ends, a handy fishing pole with a baseball helmet on its line, and the Mystery Mouseketool. Unfortunately, giving the gang the muddled-up Mouseketools nearly conked out the Mousekedoer. meaning that they have to hurry and get digitized into the Mousekedoer and repair it as fast as they can.
Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Toodles then get digitized and enter the Mousekedoer. Once there, they meet Digi Daisy, who tells them how to get the Liquid Light flowing: they should follow the disks on the path that glows. Mickey is also provided a wristband which shows how much time remains before the Mousekedoer stops working. Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Toodles then head down the path but come across a big gap. So, Mickey calls Toodles for the giant pencil, which is used as a bridge. Goofy wonders what's down below only to see that it's basically bottomless, and he falls, with Mickey and Donald grabbing him. Toodles, seeing his friends in danger, then rolls the pencil so that Mickey, Donald, and Goofy get back on track and head to the other side.
Just then, the first light on the wristband goes out, and Goofy knows that time flies when digitized. Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Toodles then find themselves in the Giga-Field where duckies are hurrying to get somewhere. Digi Daisy tells them that to get across and follow the path which resumes there, they must call a cab for a ride. Micro Minnie then arrives, and Goofy pays her seven digi-buttons so she can take Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Toodles across the Micro-Field while singing about how great she is as a driver.
They then almost make it to the other side, where all the duckies are blocking the path. Afterwards, the second light goes out. Mickey then calls Toodles for the blow-dryer, whose noisemaker gets the duckies moving. Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Toodles then make it to the other side and continue following the path. Afterwards, they find themselves at the Lake of Liquid Light. Mickey knows something's blocking the Liquid Light from flowing.
A boat captained by Pixelated Pete then arrives, and Mickey, Donald, and Goofy board it while Pixelated Pete sings about floating on ripples of light. Later, the third light goes out, and Mickey, Donald, and Goofy spot the Mouseke-Core up ahead. Once at the other side of the lake, Mickey sees the passageway where the Liquid Light should flow to make it to the Mouseke-Core. He knows something is clogging the pipe, and he calls Toodles for the handy fishing pole, which Donald uses to get what's blocking the pipe, with help from Mickey and Goofy. It turns out to be Pete's Pixelated-Petey doll. Pete apologizes to the doll.
The Liquid Light flows again, but when it reaches the Mouseke-Core, it doesn't glow. Digi Daisy tells Mickey, Donald, and Goofy to start up the Mouseke-Core by flipping a switch. They see many switches, and flip all of them in an attempt to make the Mouseke-Core glow again, but there is still one remaining, located at the center. Goofy can't reach it, so Mickey calls Toodles for the Mystery Mouseketool, which is a jack-in-the-box with a Handy Helper inside. Goofy then activates it, and the Handy Helper flips the switch just as the last light goes out.
The Liquid Light then flows and lights up the Mouseke-Core, saving both the Mousekedoer and Toodles as a result. Digi Daisy congratulates Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Toodles for the help. Von Drake is happy to see the situation, and brings them back out the Mousekedoer and back to normal. Pluto is happy to see Mickey, as well as Minnie and Daisy. Daisy then kisses Donald, who tells her to do it again. Von Drake tells everyone the good news that the Mousekedoer is working perfectly, and Toodles feels happy to be back to normal and functioning properly once again. Mickey thanks the viewers for getting digitized with them and fixing the Mousekedoer before the gang does the Hot Dog Dance. The episode ends with them exiting the Clubhouse as it disappears and Mickey waving goodbye to the viewers.
Cast[]
- Bret Iwan as Mickey Mouse
- Tony Anselmo as Donald Duck
- Bill Farmer as Goofy
- Rob Paulsen as Toodles
- Tress MacNeille as Daisy Duck/Digi Daisy
- Russi Taylor as Minnie Mouse/Micro Minnie
- Jim Cummings as Pixelated Pete
- Corey Burton as Ludwig Von Drake
Mouseketools[]
- A blow dryer with a party noise maker on its end
- A giant pencil with erasers on both ends
- A Handy Fishing Pole with a Football Helmet on its Line
- A Jack-in-the-Box with a Handy Helper inside (Mystery Mouseketool)
Trivia[]
- The Mousekedoer is revealed to be powered by the Liquid Light flowing to the Mousekecore.
- In the storyboard, the episode was originally going to be called: "Mickey's Mousekedoer Mix Up".[1]
- Unlike most of the episodes, instead of the title card appearing after the logo, the title card appears under the logo just like the specials, it's also notable for being the only episode to feature the logo and title card in the gears, and also the only time that it doesn't fade and instead static appears.
- This is foreshadowing of how Toodles is impacted when the Mousekedoer malfunctions.
- Toodles' power stems off the Mousekedoer and his face screen is shown going static numerous times throughout the episode due to the Mousekedoer being on the fritz.
- Counting the title card, Toodles' face screen went static eight times throughout the episode.
- The title card.
- When Mickey wonders what will happen to Toodles if the Mousekedoer breaks down.
- Before getting digitized.
- After Toodles is summoned for the first time.
- Twice after Toodles is called upon for the second time.
- After choosing the Handy Fishing Pole with a football helmet.
- After Toodles is called for the fourth and final time.
- The episode is likely a nod to the 1982 science fiction film TRON.
- The full animatic of this episode was found and uploaded on the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse archive channel on YouTube.
- This episode was produced in 2012 according to the credits.
Goofs[]
- After Mickey explains the Mystery Mouseketool's purpose, the thick black smoke from the malfunctioning Mousekedoer is instead shown as a darkened version of the usual white steam.
Gallery[]
- ↑ Reference needed