Roxanne

Roxanne
Background information
Feature films	A Goofy Movie
Shows	House of Mouse DuckTales (2017) (picture cameo)
Voice	Kellie Martin (A Goofy Movie) Grey DeLisle (House of Mouse)
Character information
Other names	Dolores (from the demo version of On the Open Road) Roxy (by Max)
Occupation	Student at Spoonerville High School
Home	Spoonerville
Likes	Max, rock music artists (such as Powerline and The Police), dancing, honesty
Dislikes	Her father's attitude towards Max, cancelled dates, lies, others students making fun of and bullying Max
Family information
Other relatives	Her father

Roxanne is an anthropomorphic dog and the tritagonist of Disney's 1995 film A Goofy Movie, where she served as the love interest to Max Goof.

Background

Roxanne is a student from Max's high school. She is very beautiful, popular, kind, and friendly, as well as forgiving as shown in the end. Roxanne is best friends with Stacey, the student body president. The film shows that Max has had a crush on her for some time, though he believes she never notices him due to him being incredibly unpopular.

In actuality, Roxanne is shown to have a mutual crush on Max as well but is rather shy about it. After Max had fallen from the school's bleachers, Roxanne ran over to him, helped him up, and started giggling nervously when he started to babble nervously at her. When he ran off in embarrassment of his goofy "Ah-hyuck!" laugh, Roxanne was left feeling confused and disappointed that he ran away from her. Later, during Max's performance at the school assembly, Roxanne is shown to be initially ecstatic and then flattered by the special attention Max gives to her and smiles when his identity is revealed before the whole school. While in the principal's office, she stares and smiles at him longingly, but is nervous when Stacey motivates her to talk to him.

When Max finally gets to the courage to ask her out, she accepts his offer with little hesitation and is dejected when he later has to cancel their date. Though, she moves past it when Max convinces her—through a lie—that his reasons for canceling their date are impressive enough reasons. After she later learns the truth and his reasons for lying (that he wanted her to like him), she admits that she had already liked him, and forgives his lie since it was in the right place. She accepts another date from him and is pleasantly surprised by an impromptu kiss that he gives her.

Roxanne lives with her father, who loves her intimately and is somewhat overprotective of her. In return, she loves her father dearly, although she occasionally needs to discipline him when he gets too overprotective.

Physical appearance

Roxanne is an anthropomorphic, female, teenage dog with tan-colored skin, a brown nose, a beauty mole underneath her left eye, wavy, red hair, and a slim and curvy figure.

She wears a short-sleeved teal T-shirt, navy blue jean shorts with a black belt with a round silver buckle, pink pearl earrings, and white flats.

In Max's dream-turned-nightmare at the beginning of the film, she is seen wearing a long white dress with a small, gold, heart-shaped pendant choker and a flower in her hair.

Appearances

A Goofy Movie

Roxanne makes a date with Max.

Roxanne first appears in Max's dream, at the beginning of the film. She calls out to Max, and he finds her sitting atop a column. The two spend time together, but as she leans in to kiss him, Roxanne is frightened off when Max unexpectedly transforms into Goofy, in a manner similar to a werewolf horror movie, screaming in terror at the end just before Max is unable to prevent a Goofy laugh from escaping his throat, before waking up in a cold sweat from the nightmare.

Later on, the real Roxanne walks down the street on her way to the school but doesn't notice Max waving to her from nearby (she likely just didn't see him). At school, she helps Max up after he falls from the bleachers when the other students laugh at him and walked off following the song "After Today". Max tries to say that he is alright but stutters after he sees it’s her and lets out his "Ah-hyuck!" laugh by accident. Roxanne smiles at him but Max runs off in embarrassment, to her confusion.

She is later seen in the audience during the school's last day assembly. Like the other students, she grows sleepy while listening to Principal Mazur's boring speech as a boy named Chad takes the opportunity to ask her out to Stacey's 'end of school' party, but she presumably rejects him.

Suddenly, Principal Mazur falls through a trap door in the stage floor, and someone dressed like Powerline, a famous rock star, appears on stage much to everyone's amazement, including an ecstatic Roxanne. As "Powerline" continues his performance, he leans in towards Roxanne at one point, flattering her, and he is sent soaring into the air via a rope and nearly reaches for Roxanne's outstretched hand before his performance is suddenly cut short. The person is then revealed by Principal Mazur to be Max in a disguise, much to the other students' shock. Unknown to Roxanne, Max had staged the entire concert in an attempt to impress her, which worked as she smiled at him.

Roxanne is next seen walking with Stacey to the principal's office to get a paper that the latter needed. At first, Roxanne listens to Stacey talking incessantly about her party until her eyes and attention drift off in the direction of Max, who is sitting in the corner of the office. She smiles at Max without his noticing when Stacey notices this display, she nudges Roxanne to approach and talk to Max. By this point, it is made clear that Roxanne does like Max and is just as bashful and awkward around him as he is around her. Roxanne tries to get Max's attention by first clearing her throat before tapping his shoulder, which startles him into accidentally knocking her books and papers out of her hands. After a somewhat awkward talk between of them, they are able to better talk as Max asks her to go with him to a party that Stacey is hosting, where everyone will see a live telecast of Powerline in concert, and Roxanne happily agrees. She is then escorted out of the office by Stacey after she and Max proceed to ramble on in their talk.

Unfortunately for Max, his antics from earlier at the assembly were reported by an enraged Principal Mazur in exaggerated details to his father, causing Goofy to fear the worst about Max's behavior and decide to take Max on an impromptu father-son road trip.

Later that afternoon, Max goes to Roxanne's house to cancel their date. When Max arrives, he meets Roxanne's father and nearly leaves out of fear before Roxanne appears to stop him and has her father step away. She nervously offers Max a seat on her porch before she notices her father spying and has him leave as she promises that her father will be better behaved when he picks her up for the party. However, Max tries to explain to her how he can't go with her to the party, which leaves Roxanne heartbroken. After she sadly says that she can find another date, Max impulsively lies to her. He tells Roxanne that he and Goofy are going to the Powerline concert in Los Angeles and that Goofy and Powerline know each other. He also tells her that they will be on stage with Powerline during the final number. Roxanne is suitably impressed and excitedly tells Max that she will see him on TV and kisses him on the cheek after he claims that he wouldn't cancel their date for anything. As he happily leaves, she wishes him luck at the concert and giggles as she walks inside, to his joy.

Near the end of the film, Roxanne is seen at Stacey's party watching the concert on TV with all the other party guests but is worried since Max has, so far, not appeared on-stage with Powerline. Stacey tries to reassure her, and indeed Max and Goofy soon appear on-stage and dance with Powerline, to Roxanne's joy and amazement. Later, she is seen copying Max's dance with Stacey and getting sprayed with Cheddar Whizzy by Bobby.

Max kisses Roxanne at the end of the movie.

At the end of the film, Max goes back to Roxanne's house to tell her the truth and apologize. Roxanne congratulates him on his appearance at the concert, he is happy but has to confess his lie to her, as she is somewhat confused at him making that up. When Max explains that his actions were meant to get Roxanne to like him, she is surprised by this but surprises him back by revealing that she had already liked him, ever since the first time, she heard his "Ah-hyuck!" laugh. She forgives Max's lie as it was in the right place and offers to get together with him later that night. Max cannot, as he has plans with Goofy, to which she is initially jokingly skeptical until he confirms it true. Instead, he offers to get together with her the next day and Roxanne accepts. When she offers her hand to make it a deal, Max instead steals a kiss, calling back to her own prior kiss given to him. She is surprised by this but happy, and they both laugh. They then notice Goofy, who is working on his car. The car explodes from the damage it sustained during Goofy's and Max's trip, and Goofy is blown into the air; he falls right through the roof of Roxanne's porch. Max then takes the opportunity to introduce Roxanne to Goofy.

Roxanne does not appear in the sequel An Extremely Goofy Movie. It is not known what happened to her between films, but it is possible that she and Max may no longer be together by that film's point since, in the movie, Max is seen giving a flirtatious look to a girl at a clothing store, and then both offers another girl the seat next to him in class (but Goofy ends up taking the said seat, leaving the girl to instead sit next to Bradley Uppercrust III when he offers her the seat next to him) and later accepts an offer from this same girl to dance with her at a nightclub. Both of these girls reappear throughout the film in the background as fans of Max at the College X-Games, cheering him on along with several other girls.

Eventually, Roxanne would evidently return to Max's love life in the House of Mouse episode "Max's Embarrassing Date", in which she is a guest and goes on a date with Max at the titular House of Mouse (see below).

House of Mouse

Roxanne on her date with Max at House of Mouse.

Roxanne appears in the episode "Max's Embarrassing Date", taking place at some point after at least A Goofy Movie, possibly even shortly after "An Extremely Goofy Movie". On Max's night off from work, he takes Roxanne on a date to the House of Mouse.

The actions of Mickey and his friends serve to embarrass them both until Goofy intervenes to let the couple have some privacy. At the end of their date, Roxanne says that despite all of the commotion and embarrassments, she had the time of her life, and could not wait to come back again.

DuckTales (2017)

In the episode "Quack Pack!", Roxanne makes a cameo appearance in one of Goofy's wallet photographs that shows her standing with Max while dressed in formal wear as though the two were going to a school dance together. While Roxanne looks a bit shy but still very pleased to be with him, Max sweats nervously and hesitates to put his arm around her.

Printed media

Goofy Gets Goofy

Prior to the release of A Goofy Movie, Roxanne briefly appeared in the 1994 Mouse Works funny face book Goofy Gets Goofy (which, itself, is an adaptation of the Powerline concert scene from the movie). At the very end of the story, Roxanne is seen with two of Max's friends (who appear to be Bobby and P.J.) watching Max, Goofy, and Powerline dancing together on TV, much to Roxanne's surprise.

Disney Adventures comics

Roxanne in Disney Adventures.

After the release of A Goofy Movie, Roxanne appeared in two Goof Troop comic strips published in Disney Adventures. In the first story, "My Hero" (printed in the October 1995 issue), Roxanne is seen in class with Max, P.J., and Stacey, in which they watch an old film about a heroic figure who rescues a damsel in distress. Impressed by the hero's actions, Roxanne wishes to herself that she could meet a guy like him, which Max overhears. With assistance from P.J. and Bobby, Max tries to set up potentially dangerous situations from which to save Roxanne as her hero. But, Max instead ends up saving first Stacey and then Bobby, respectively, in his first two attempts. On his third attempt, Max tries to save Roxanne from a fake python placed in the school's Biology lab, but the sight of a real python in the lab startles him into passing out, leaving it to Roxanne to subdue the snake and be Max's heroine instead.

Roxanne's other appearance in the Disney Adventures comics was in what was notably the magazine's final Goof Troop comic, "Gorilla in Our Midst" (in the April 1997 issue). In this story, a gorilla named Mr. Kong moves in next door to Goofy and Max. Max and P.J. think that Mr. Kong is a monster, and his constant snoring prevents Max from getting any sleep at night. The next day, when Max shows up late for his movie date with Roxanne and explains his problem to her, Roxanne goes over to Mr. Kong's house and tells him that he needs to stop snoring so loudly. Upon hearing Roxanne tell him this, Mr. Kong politely apologizes for the inconvenience, revealing to Max that he's actually a nice guy and the noises were just from some movies starring him.

Le Journal de Mickey

On February 12, 1997, Issue #2330 of the French magazine Le Journal de Mickey published a special Dingo & Max comic which featured Roxanne and others from A Goofy Movie. In this story, titled "Je T'Ayuck" ("I Ayuck You"), when Max goes to buy a bouquet of roses as a birthday present for Roxanne, he and P.J. are shocked to see Roxanne across the street, kissing another guy and seemingly accepting his offer for her to become the guy's girlfriend. When Max follows the pair to spy on them, he is further mortified to see the couple having their photo taken at the children's photo studio in the mall department store where his dad works, with said photo taken by none other than Goofy himself! That night, Max has a nightmare in which Roxanne runs past Max into the embracing arms of "Jimmy", the other guy from earlier.

The next day, Max learns from P.J. that what he and Max saw the day before was all an act, as Roxanne and "Jimmy" (whose real name is revealed to be Hubert; "Jimmy" is his character's name) are set to perform the lead couple in a surprise play for the school. Overjoyed to learn that Roxanne really hasn't fallen for another guy, after all, Max's relief is short-lived as he then spots Roxanne crying. Stacey explains that Hubert got sick and won't be able to perform in the play, leaving Roxanne devastated that the play may have to be canceled, after all their hard work. Seeing an opportunity to make her happy again, Max offers to perform with Roxanne in Hubert's place. Later, the play goes off without a hitch as Max and Roxanne perform onstage before the whole school. In the play's final scene, the two go off-script by using their real names instead of "Jimmy" and "Laetitia", and Roxanne kisses Max before he can finish his final line of "I love you", which Roxanne finishes for him by saying "Me too, Max."

Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas

Though Roxanne herself does not feature in the direct-to-DVD special Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas, having been replaced by Mona, she is briefly mentioned once in the special's comic book adaptation.

En route to his father's house for Christmas, Max worries about introducing his lady friend Mona to Goofy out of fear that his dad's goofiness might ruin his chances of making Mona his new girlfriend, and hopes to himself that his father will be on his best behavior for Mona, "Not like with Roxanne!"

It has been theorized that Roxanne did not appear because her thick red hair would have been too hard to animate with the CGI animation at the time and with the movie's budget.

Trivia

• Since Roxanne appears at the end of the Mouse Works 'funny face' book Goofy Gets Goofy (which was published on October 1, 1994), that book would technically be her very first appearance since its release predates that of A Goofy Movie (April 7, 1995).
  • Though, her color scheme in that book differs from her finalized appearance in the movie: Her hair is strawberry-blonde instead of reddish-orange, her shirt is purple instead of teal green, her pants are pink instead of dark blue, and her belt is silver instead of black.
• According to character designer Carole Holliday in The Making of A Goofy Movie, when developing the character of Roxanne, director Kevin Lima wanted "a character who was 13 years old, and spunky and the most popular girl in the school." In the finalized version of the film, however, these traits aren't quite as apparent:
  • In the movie, she behaves less "spunky" and shyer and a little awkward (if adorably so), expressing nervousness and hesitance at times when wanting to talk to Max. However, she does display a bit more spunk in her two Goof Troop comic strip appearances from Disney Adventures, in which she first fends off a python in "My Hero" and later stands up to the imposing Mr. Kong in "Gorilla in Our Midst".
  • Her popularity, meanwhile, is merely implied through her friendship with the very popular student body president Stacey, her being asked out by Chad (a popular older student), and through Max's own sense of social inferiority towards her, believing her to be one who is out of his league and never notices him (unbeknownst to him, this is untrue).
  • As for her age, it is unlikely for her to be 13 during the movie's time since it is set at the end of a high school year, and the youngest age a high schooler (specifically, a ninth-grader) can be at the end of a school year in the U.S. is 14 (unless she was gifted enough to have skipped a grade, which the movie gives no evidence to support or deny).
• Also according to Holliday, Roxanne's official production biography for A Goofy Movie states that her favorite song is "Roxanne" by English rock band The Police, which Holliday notes is ironic considering how innocent a character Roxanne is.
• According to the demo version of the song On the Open Road, Roxanne was originally named Dolores.
• The most likely reason for why Roxanne (and Stacey) was absent from the events of An Extremely Goofy Movie was because, like how other members of the Goof Troop TV series who were absent from A Goofy Movie (e.g. - Peg, Pistol, Waffles, and Chainsaw) simply didn't factor enough into that movie's father-son story to warrant an appearance for them. She likewise, simply didn't factor into any of the three main plots of An Extremely Goofy Movie: Goofy's and Max's "father & son at college" story, Max's College X-Games story, and Goofy's "return to college for a degree" story.
• In A Goofy Movie, Roxanne has four fingers like normal, but in House of Mouse, she has five.
• When Roxanne gets excited or nervous, she plays with her hair.
• Although Roxanne's father looks like a bulldog, she doesn't resemble him in any way, therefore she might resemble her mother.
• In the above-described Le Journal de Mickey comic, Roxanne sports a different color scheme than the one seen in A Goofy Movie, the two Goof Troop comics from Disney Adventures, and House of Mouse. Her hair is colored bright yellow blonde instead of reddish-orange; her nose is colored pinkish tan instead of brown; her shirt is lime green instead of teal green; her shorts are bright red instead of dark blue; her earrings are likewise bright red instead of either lilac (A Goofy Movie and "My Hero"), dark red ("Gorilla in Our Midst"), or white (House of Mouse); her belt buckle is bright yellow instead of gray/silver; and her shoes are black instead of white.
• Also according to that French comic, Roxanne's birthday is in February, on a day that comes closely before Valentine's Day.

Gallery

Roxanne in Max's dream

Roxanne's cloud shape in the sky during the song, "On the Open Road.

Roxanne with Stacey

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Roxanne fan art
(from here)

Roxanne with Max in House of Mouse

Roxanne shaking Mickey's hand

Max protecting Roxanne from Ursula

Roxanne in DuckTales

First publication of Roxanne from the Funny Face book, Goofy Gets Goofy (1994)

References

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Media TV series and specials: Goof Troop (video) • Goof Troop Christmas • The Making of A Goofy Movie Movies: A Goofy Movie (video) • An Extremely Goofy Movie (video) Books: Me and My Dad Video games: Disney's Goof Troop • Disney's Extremely Goofy Skateboarding Comic series: Disney Adventures • The Disney Afternoon • Le Journal de Mickey Disney Parks Stitch and Friends Summer Surprise • Goofy’s "How to Play" Yard Entertainment: Max LIVE: Gettin’ Goofy With It • Mickey presents: "Happy Anniversary Disneyland Paris" Summer: Club Mouse Beat Characters Main Characters: Goofy • Max • Pete • P.J. • Peg • Pistol • Waffles • Chainsaw Secondary Characters: Slick • Debbie • Duke • Duke's Girlfriend • Dutch Spackle • Uncle Bob • Leech • Ringmaster • Biff Fuddled • Spud and Wally • Miss Pennypacker • Rose Beckenbloom • Myron the Bulk • Frank Nutti • Mr. Sludge • Igor • Mr. Hammerhead • Magician's Hat Movie Characters: Bobby Zimuruski • Roxanne • Roxanne's Father • Principal Mazur • Stacey • Lisa and Chad • Nerdy Kids • Goth Girls • Possum Park Emcee • Lester the Possum • Bigfoot • Powerline • Treeny and Wendell • Sylvia Marpole • Beret Girl • Bradley Uppercrust III • Tank • Gammas Animals: Gopher • Female Bigfoot • Humphrey the Bear • Bubbles Episodes Season One: "Forever Goof" • "Axed by Addition" • "Unreal Estate" • "You Camp Take It With You" • "Midnight Movie Madness" • "Counterfeit Goof" • "O, R-V, I N-V U" • "Meanwhile, Back at the Ramp" • "Close Encounters of the Weird Mime" • "Slightly Dinghy" • "Cabana Fever" • "When There's Smoke, There's Goof" • "Date with Destiny" • "Hot Air" • "Take Me Out of the Ball Game" • "Wrecks, Lies & Videotape" • "Max-imum Protection" • "Goofin' Hood and his Melancholy Men" • "Leader of the Pack" • "Inspector Goofy" • "Shake, Rattle & Goof" • "Terminal Pete" • "Fool's Gold" • "Cat's Entertainment" • "Waste Makes Haste" • "The Ungoofables" • "All the Goof That's Fit to Print" • "To Heir is Human" • "Hallow-Weenies" • "Tub Be or Not to Be" • "Major Goof" • "A Goof of the People" • "Goof Under My Roof" • "Lethal Goofin'" • "Frankengoof" • "E=MC Goof" • "Pete's Day at the Races" • "In Goof We Trust" • "And Baby Makes Three" • "The Incredible Bulk" • "Mrs. Spoonerville" • "For Pete's Sake" • "Big City Blues" • "Rally Round the Goof" • "Window Pains" • "Nightmare on Goof Street" • "Where There's a Will, There's a Goof" • "Winter Blunderland" • "Gymnauseum" • "Come Fly with Me" • "As Goof Would Have It" • "Calling All Goofs" • "Buddy Building" • "Dr. Horatio's Magic Orchestra" • "Goofs of a Feather" • "Goof Fellas" • "The Good, the Bad and the Goofy" • "Educating Goofy" • "Peg o' the Jungle" • "Partners in Grime" • "A Pizza the Action" • "To Catch a Goof" • "Gunfight at the Okie-Doke Corral" Season Two: "Queasy Rider" • "Maximum Insecurity" • "Puppy Love" • "Great Egg-Spectations" • "Three Ring Bind" • "Pistolgeist" • "Bringin' on the Rain" • "Talent to the Max" • "Tee for Two" • "Goofin' Up the Social Ladder" • "Sherlock Goof" • "From Air to Eternity" • "Clan of the Cave Goof" Songs Goof Troop: Goof Troop Theme Song • Reindeer Rumba • Gotta Be Gettin' Goofy A Goofy Movie: After Today • Stand Out • On the Open Road • Lester's Possum Park • Nobody Else But You • I2I An Extremely Goofy Movie: Nowhere to Run • Pressure Drop • Shake Your Groove Thing • You Make Me Feel Like Dancing • C'mon Get Happy • Knock on Wood • Right Back to Where We've Started From Deleted: Made in the Shade • Born to Be Bad Locations Spoonerville • Lester's Possum Park See also The Disney Afternoon • Raw Toonage ("Goofy's Guide to the Olympics") • Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas • ESPN • ESPN 2 • House of Mouse • Goofy's Fun House • Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas • Disney Heroes: Battle Mode

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Media Short Films: Mickey Mouse series • Donald Duck series • Goofy series • Pluto series • Chip and Dale series Feature Length Films: Fantasia • Saludos Amigos • The Three Caballeros • Fun and Fancy Free • Melody Time • DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp • Disney's The Twelve Days of Christmas • A Goofy Movie • Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas • Fantasia 2000 • An Extremely Goofy Movie • Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse • Mickey's House of Villains • Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers • Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas • Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers Television: Mickey Mouse Club • The Wonderful World of Disney • DuckTales • Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers • Darkwing Duck • Goof Troop • Quack Pack • Mickey's Fun Songs • Mickey Mouse Works • House of Mouse • Mickey Mouse Clubhouse • Minnie's Bow-Toons • Mickey Mouse • DuckTales • Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures • Legend of the Three Caballeros • Mickey Go Local • The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse • Mickey Mouse Funhouse • Chip 'n' Dale: Park Life • Mickey Mouse Clubhouse 2.0 Disney Parks Mickey's Toontown • Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway • PLAY! Entertainment: Disney Adventure Friends Cavalcade • Stitch's Interplanetary Beach Party Blast • It’s Very Minnie! • Minnie's Tiara of Dreams • Minnie, We Love You! • Club Mouse Beat • Mickey and Friends: An Extra Big Adventure • Minnie @ Funderland Spring: Disney's Easter Wonderland • Hippity Hoppity Springtime • Usatama on the Run! Summer: Summer Blast • Disney's Summer Oasis Splash • Mickey's WaterWorks Halloween: Re-Villains! Halloween Parade • Mickey's Boo-to-You Halloween Parade • Frightfully Fun Parade Christmas A Christmas Fantasy Parade • Mickey's Once Upon a Christmastime Parade • Disney's Santa Village Parade Parades: Main Street Electrical Parade • Donald Duck's 50th Birthday Parade • SpectroMagic • Mickey Mania Parade • Jubilation! • Nightfall Glow • Paint the Night • Happiness is Here Parade • Dreaming Up! • Mickey's Storybook Express • Disney Harmony in Color! Parade Fireworks: Celebrate! Tokyo Disneyland • Disney Enchantment • Ignite the Dream: A Nighttime Spectacular of Magic and Light • World of Color: Celebrate • We Love Mickey! • Wondrous Journeys Characters The Sensational Six: Mickey Mouse • Minnie Mouse • Donald Duck • Daisy Duck • Goofy • Pluto Secondary characters: Chip and Dale • Pete • Clarabelle Cow • Horace Horsecollar • Huey, Dewey, and Louie • Scrooge McDuck • Ludwig Von Drake Characters from Walt Disney Animation Studios: Julius the Cat • Oswald the Lucky Rabbit • Ortensia • J. P. Whiskers • Homer the Cat • Fanny Cottontail • Bunny Children • Parrot • Clara Cluck • The Mad Doctor • Mortimer Mouse • The Three Little Pigs • Big Bad Wolf • Little Red Riding Hood • Yen Sid • Magic Brooms • José Carioca • Panchito Pistoles • Humphrey the Bear • Max Goof • J. Audubon Woodlore • Figaro • Bootle Beetle • Butch the Bulldog • Fifi the Peke • Dinah the Dachshund • Aracuan Bird • Salty the Seal • Louie the Mountain Lion • Raja • Bear • Spike the Bee • Lonesome Ghosts • Willie the Giant • Weasels • Peter Pig • Mammy Two Shoes • Witch Hazel • Donna Duck • P.J. • Pluto's Kid Brother • Pluto's Quin-puplets • Pluto Junior • Clarice • Kat Nipp • Dolores the Elephant • Bobo the Elephant • Gopher • Bent-Tail the Coyote • Bent-Tail Junior • Milton the Cat • Pluto's Angel • Pluto's Devil Characters from comic stories: Phantom Blot • Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse • Chief O'Hara • Millie and Melody Mouse • Gyro Gearloose • Gus Goose • Beagle Boys • Daisy's parents • Grandma Duck • Gladstone Gander • Magica De Spell • Flintheart Glomgold • Gilbert Goof • John D. 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Nichols • Bill Justice • Tad Stones • Roy E. Disney • Bobs Gannaway • Paul Rudish Designers and animators: Ub Iwerks • Norman Ferguson • Les Clark • Art Babbitt • Dick Lundy • Frank Thomas • Ollie Johnston • Fred Moore • Fred Spencer • Floyd Gottfredson • Hamilton Luske • Ted Osborne • Al Taliaferro • Carl Barks • Ward Kimball • Wolfgang Reitherman • Don Rosa • Andreas Deja • Mark Henn • Michael Peraza Jr. • Robert Griggs • Eric Goldberg Composers: Carl Stalling • Frank Churchill • Oliver Wallace • Paul Smith • Albert Hay Malotte • Jimmie Dodd • Stephen James Taylor • Mark Watters • Christopher Willis Voice actors: Walt Disney • Marcellite Garner • Pinto Colvig • Billy Bletcher • Clarence Nash • Jimmy MacDonald • Bill Thompson • Paul Frees • Wayne Allwine • Tony Anselmo • Russi Taylor • Alan Young • Will Ryan • Bill Farmer • Corey Burton • Tress MacNeille • Jim Cummings • Bret Iwan • Kaitlyn Robrock • Chris Diamantopoulos • Debra Wilson

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Media House of Mouse • Mickey's Magical Christmas • Mickey's House of Villains Characters Main Characters: Mickey Mouse • Minnie Mouse • Donald Duck • Daisy Duck • Goofy • Pluto • Pete • Max Goof • Huey, Dewey, and Louie • Clarabelle Cow • Horace Horsecollar • Gus Goose • Mortimer Mouse • Ludwig Von Drake • Microphone Mike • Chip and Dale Recurring Guests: Timon • Pumbaa • Jafar • Iago • Hades • Mushu • Cri-Kee • Ariel • Prince Eric • King Triton • Flounder • Sebastian • Peter Pan • Tinker Bell • Jiminy Cricket • Pinocchio • Geppetto • Blue Fairy • Belle • Beast • Lumiere • Cogsworth • Mrs. Potts • Chip Potts • Gaston • LeFou • Dumbo • Timothy Q. Mouse • Mad Hatter • Mowgli • Shere Khan • The Three Little Pigs • Cruella De Vil • Chernabog • Mufasa • Simba • Grumpy • The Evil Queen • Magic Mirror • Aladdin • Jasmine • Cinderella • Anastasia Tremaine • Drizella Tremaine • Lucifer • Maleficent • Pain and Panic • Ursula • Baby Shelby • Goat Man • Emperor Kuzco Episodes Season One: "The Stolen Cartoons" • "Big Bad Wolf Daddy" • "The Three Caballeros" • "Goofy's Valentine Date" • "Unplugged Club" • "Timon and Pumbaa" • "Gone Goofy" • "Jiminy Cricket" • "Rent Day" • "Donald's Lamp Trade" • "Donald's Pumbaa Prank" • "Thanks to Minnie" • "Pluto Saves the Day" Season Two: "Daisy's Debut" • "Goofy for a Day" • "Clarabelle's Big Secret" • "The Mouse Who Came to Dinner" • "Max's New Car" • "Not So Goofy" • "Everybody Loves Mickey" • "Max's Embarrassing Date" • "Where's Minnie?" • "Super Goof" • "King Larry Swings In" • "Ladies' Night" • "Dennis the Duck" Season Three: "Suddenly Hades" • "Pete's One-Man Show" • "House of Crime" • "Mickey and Minnie's Big Vacation" • "Donald and the Aracuan Bird" • "Goofy's Menu Magic" • "Music Day" • "House of Scrooge" • "Donald Wants to Fly" • "Dining Goofy" • "Chip 'n' Dale" • "Humphrey in the House" • "Ask Von Drake" • "Salute to Sports" • "Pluto vs. Figaro" • "House of Magic" • "Mickey vs. Shelby" • "House of Turkey" • "Pete's Christmas Caper" • "Clarabelle's Christmas List" •"Snow Day" • "Pete's House of Villains" • "Halloween With Hades" • "House Ghosts" • "House of Genius" • "Mickey and the Culture Clash" Songs Rockin' at the House of Mouse • Mortimer Mouse • Soup or Salad, Fries or Biscuits, Extra Olives, Donuts • Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo • Big Bad Wolf Daddy • A Parrot's Life for Me • Let's Slay the Beast • The Ludwig Von Drake Song • It's Our House Now! • The Best Christmas of All • Grim Grinning Ghosts • Humphrey Hop • Everybody Wants to Be a Woof • I Wanna Be Like M-O-You • Pink Elephants on Parade • My Name is Panchito • Boom-Da-Boom • We Are the Three Caballeros • Me the Mouse (and I'm the Duck) (Reprise) • Daisy Crockett • The Daisy Duckie Room • Minnie Mouse (in the House) Locations House of Mouse (night club) • Toontown Objects Maleficent's Staff • Poisoned Apple • Sorcerer Hat • Jafar's Snake Staff