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* AdaptationalAlternateEnding: The original "Little Bear Bongo" story does feature a happy ending, but is still more cynical and violent. Notably, Bongo never becomes accepted by the other bears, his beloved rejects him for Lumpjaw, and the happy ending comes from another circus troupe finding him and re-introducing him to civilization. In the movie, the other bears and his beloved accept him.



* AdaptationalAlternateEnding: The original "Little Bear Bongo" story does feature a happy ending, but is still more cynical and violent. Notably, Bongo never becomes accepted by the other bears, his beloved rejects him for Lumpjaw, and the happy ending comes from another circus troupe finding him and re-introducing him to civilization. In the movie, the other bears and his beloved accept him.



* {{Foreshadowing}}: Early on in the "Bongo" sequence, Dinah Shore delivers the line, "He didn't even know how to act like a bear!" Later, Bongo doesn't understand why Lulubelle slaps him in the face (it's apparently how a bear says "I love you").



* {{Foreshadowing}}: Early on in the "Bongo" sequence, Dinah Shore delivers the line, "He didn't even know how to act like a bear!" Later, Bongo doesn't understand why Lulubelle slaps him in the face (it's apparently how a bear says "I love you").

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* LoveAtFirstSight: When Bongo's eye catches Lulubelle standing in the water.
* TheLoveSlapOfEpiphany: The Bongo story. There was even a song about it, part of which goes like this:

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* LoveAtFirstSight: When Bongo's eye catches Lulubelle standing in the water.
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* LoveAtFirstSight: When Bongo's eye catches Lulubelle standing in the water.
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* InstantlyProvenWrong: At the end of ''Mickey and the Beanstalk'', Mortimer cries over Willie dying, so Edgar tries to reassure him that the story was made up and Willie is just a figment of his imagination. About two seconds later, there's a huge creaking noise as Willie lifts up the roof of the building to if anyone's seen "a teensy-weensy little mouse," causing Edgar to faint in shock.

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* InstantlyProvenWrong: At the end of ''Mickey and the Beanstalk'', Mortimer cries over Willie dying, so Edgar tries to reassure him that the story was made up and Willie is just a figment of his imagination. About two seconds later, there's a huge creaking noise as Willie lifts up the roof of the building to ask if anyone's seen "a teensy-weensy little mouse," causing Edgar to faint in shock.
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* InstantlyProvenWrong: Mortimer cries over Willie dying, so Edgar tries to reassure him that the story was made up and Willie is just a figment of his imagination. About two seconds later, there's a huge creaking noise as Willie lifts up the roof of the building to if anyone's seen "a teensy-weensy little mouse," causing Edgar to faint in shock.

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* InstantlyProvenWrong: At the end of ''Mickey and the Beanstalk'', Mortimer cries over Willie dying, so Edgar tries to reassure him that the story was made up and Willie is just a figment of his imagination. About two seconds later, there's a huge creaking noise as Willie lifts up the roof of the building to if anyone's seen "a teensy-weensy little mouse," causing Edgar to faint in shock.
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* InstantlyProvenWrong: Mortimer cries over Willie dying, so Edgar tries to reassure him that the story was made up and Willie is just a figment of his imagination. About two seconds later, Willie lifts up the roof of the building and asks if anyone's seen "a teensy-weensy little mouse," causing Edgar to faint in shock.

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* InstantlyProvenWrong: Mortimer cries over Willie dying, so Edgar tries to reassure him that the story was made up and Willie is just a figment of his imagination. About two seconds later, there's a huge creaking noise as Willie lifts up the roof of the building and asks to if anyone's seen "a teensy-weensy little mouse," causing Edgar to faint in shock.
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* InstantlyProvenWrong: Mortimer cries over Willie dying, so Edgar tries to reassure him that the story was made up and Willie is just a figment of his imagination. About two seconds later, Willie lifts up the roof of the building and asks if anyone's seen "a teensy-weensy little mouse," causing Edgar to faint in shock.
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* OdeToFood: Right before Mickey comes back with the magic beans, Donald and Goofy sing a short song about finally being able to eat now that they've finally gotten some money from selling the cow.

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* OdeToFood: Right before Mickey comes back with the magic beans, Donald and Goofy sing a short song about finally being able to eat now that they've finally gotten some money from selling the cow.
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* OdeToFood: Right before Mickey comes back with the magic beans, Donald and Goofy sing a short song about finally being able to eat now that they've finally gotten some money from selling the cow.
-->'''Goofy''': Turkey, lobster, sweet potato pie! Pancakes piled up 'til they reach the sky! Ohhhhhhhh...I wanna eat, and eat, and eat, and eat, and eat until I die!
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* OhCrap:
** The forest bears look on in shock when Bongo and Lumpjaw crash into the tree the bears are on.
** Lulubelle gasps in shock as [[spoiler:Bongo and Lumpjaw go over the InevitableWaterfall]]. Seconds later, Lumpjaw panics as [[spoiler:he's about to be washed downstream]].

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* IllTimedSneeze: In ''Mickey and the Beanstalk,'' Willie unknowingly puts Mickey inside a sandwich, but when he sprinkles pepper on it, Mickey sneezes, exploding the sandwich and revealing his presence to Willie. Later, when Mickey is stealing a key from Willie's pocket, he accidentally falls into Willie's snuffbox and the snuff makes him sneeze, waking Willie. Fortunately, the snuff blows into Willie's face and he also sneezes, which gives Mickey enough time to escape.

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* IllTimedSneeze: IllTimedSneeze:
** In ''Bongo'' at one point, Bongo sneezes while on his unicycle, which almost propels him off the edge of a cliff.
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In ''Mickey and the Beanstalk,'' Willie unknowingly puts Mickey inside a sandwich, but when he sprinkles pepper on it, Mickey sneezes, exploding the sandwich and revealing his presence to Willie. Later, when Mickey is stealing a key from Willie's pocket, he accidentally falls into Willie's snuffbox and the snuff makes him sneeze, waking Willie. Fortunately, the snuff blows into Willie's face and he also sneezes, which gives Mickey enough time to escape.



* SneezeOfDoom: In ''Bongo'' at one point, Bongo sneezes while on his unicycle, which almost propels him off the edge of a cliff.

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* BlowingARaspberry: While exploring the forest, Bongo tries catching a fish with his fez. Unfortunately for him, the fish blows a raspberry and leaves, which leads into a brief chase.



* TongueOutInsult: While exploring the forest, Bongo tries catching a fish with his fez. Unfortunately for him, the fish blows a raspberry and leaves.
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* TongueOutInsult: While exploring the forest, Bongo tries catching a fish with his fez. Unfortunately for him, the fish blows a raspberry and leaves.

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%%**Lumpjaw's approach to Bongo.

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* NamedByTheAdaptation: The giant, unnamed in the original is called Willie.

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The giant, unnamed in the original is called Willie.



* StockSoundEffects: Mickey's sneeze and subsequent "Gesundheit, heh..." are taken from ''Brave Little Tailor''.

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* StockSoundEffects: Mickey's sneeze and subsequent "Gesundheit, heh..." are taken from ''Brave Little Tailor''.''WesternAnimation/BraveLittleTailor''.
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Released in [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation 1947]], ''Fun and Fancy Free'' is the ninth film in the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon.

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Released in [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation 1947]], ''Fun and Fancy Free'' is the ninth film in the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon.
Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon. It is directed by Jack Kinney, Bill Roberts and Hamilton Luske.

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* TheCameo: Cleo, Jiminy's fishy co-star from ''WesternAnimation/{{Pinocchio}}'', appears in the prologue.

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Cleo, Jiminy's fishy co-star from ''WesternAnimation/{{Pinocchio}}'', appears in the prologue.



* CuteAndPsycho: Donald.

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* DeadlyDodging: Bongo pulls this off while fighting Lumpjaw.

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* ManChild: Willie the Giant.

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* MurderTheHypotenuse: Lumpjaw's approach to Bongo.
** Earlier, when Bongo and Lulubelle's FallingInLoveMontage is disrupted by the arrival of Lumpjaw.

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** Two times during Donald's breakdowns.

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* {{Redubbing}}: After the film's release, ''Mickey and the Beanstalk'' was aired on TV in several different versions with new narrators. One aired as part of an episode of ''Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color'', narrated by Professor Ludwig Von Drake (this received a standalone video release (the first of several, really) in the late 1980s). Another was narrated by Disney legend Sterling Holloway, with a completely different script. In TheSeventies show ''The Mouse Factory'', Creator/ShariLewis and her puppet Lamb Chop did the honors.

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After the film's release, ''Mickey and the Beanstalk'' was aired on TV in several different versions with new narrators. One aired as part of an episode of ''Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color'', narrated by Professor Ludwig Von Drake (this received a standalone video release (the first of several, really) in the late 1980s). Another was narrated by Disney legend Sterling Holloway, with a completely different script. In TheSeventies show ''The Mouse Factory'', Creator/ShariLewis and her puppet Lamb Chop did the honors.



* StockSoundEffects: Wolf Howling
** Mickey's sneeze and subsequent "Gesundheit, heh..." are taken from ''Brave Little Tailor''.

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Mickey's sneeze and subsequent "Gesundheit, heh..." are taken from ''Brave Little Tailor''.Tailor''.
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* IdiosyncraticCulturalGesture: In the Disney Short "Bongo" the escaped circus bear doesn't really know about wild bear culture. Thus when his crush Lulubelle slaps him, Bongo thinks this is a rejection. It takes him [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8WlTWnMEsE overhearing the other bears singing]] about how bears show their affection with a slap (it was 1947, so a little of the UnfortunateImplications can be forgiven) to figure it out. Even so, Bongo removes his hat in respect after slapping her.

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* IdiosyncraticCulturalGesture: In the Disney Short "Bongo" the escaped circus bear doesn't really know about wild bear culture. Thus when his crush Lulubelle slaps him, Bongo thinks this is a rejection. It takes him [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8WlTWnMEsE overhearing the other bears singing]] about how bears show their affection with a slap (it was 1947, so a little of the UnfortunateImplications can be forgiven) to figure it out. Even so, Bongo removes his hat in respect after slapping her.
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* IdiosyncraticCulturalGesture: In the Disney Short "Bongo" the escaped circus bear doesn't really know about wild bear culture. Thus when his crush Lulubelle slaps him, Bongo thinks this is a rejection. It takes him [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8WlTWnMEsE overhearing the other bears singing]] about how bears show their affection with a slap (it was 1947, so a little of the UnfortunateImplications can be forgiven) to figure it out. Even so, Bongo removes his hat in respect after slapping her.

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* IllTimedSneeze: In ''Mickey and the Beanstalk,'' Willie unknowingly puts Mickey inside a sandwich, but when he sprinkles pepper on it, Mickey sneezes, exploding the sandwich and revealing his presence to Willie. Later, when Mickey is stealing a key from Willie's pocket, he accidentally falls into Willie's snuffbox and the snuff makes him sneeze, waking Willie. Fortunately, the snuff blows into Willie's face and he also sneezes, which gives Mickey enough time to escape.



* SneezeOfDoom:
** In ''Bongo'' at one point, Bongo sneezes while on his unicycle, which almost propels him off the edge of a cliff.
** In ''Mickey and the Beanstalk,'' Willie unknowingly puts Mickey inside a sandwich, but when he sprinkles pepper on it, Mickey sneezes, exploding the sandwich and revealing his presence to Willie. Later, when Mickey is stealing a key from Willie's pocket, he accidentally falls into Willie's snuffbox and the snuff makes him sneeze, waking Willie. Fortunately, the snuff blows into Willie's face and he also sneezes, which gives Mickey enough time to escape.

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* SneezeOfDoom:
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SneezeOfDoom: In ''Bongo'' at one point, Bongo sneezes while on his unicycle, which almost propels him off the edge of a cliff.
** In ''Mickey and the Beanstalk,'' Willie unknowingly puts Mickey inside a sandwich, but when he sprinkles pepper on it, Mickey sneezes, exploding the sandwich and revealing his presence to Willie. Later, when Mickey is stealing a key from Willie's pocket, he accidentally falls into Willie's snuffbox and the snuff makes him sneeze, waking Willie. Fortunately, the snuff blows into Willie's face and he also sneezes, which gives Mickey enough time to escape.
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* ''Mickey and The Beanstalk'': An adaptation of ''Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk'' starring MickeyMouse, WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck and {{WesternAnimation/Goofy}}.

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* ''Mickey and The Beanstalk'': An adaptation of ''Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk'' starring MickeyMouse, WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse, WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck and {{WesternAnimation/Goofy}}.
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* MadnessInducedOmnivore: In a parody of ''Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk'', Donald Duck plays the role of a peasant whose dinner consists of 1/3 of a bean between two slices of paper-thin bread. The famine causes him to snap, and he furiously eats his own plate and cutlery before Mickey and Goofy restrain him.
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*DeliberateValuesDissonance: In narrating ''Bongo'', Dinah Shore explains that bears show affection for each other by slapping each other. There's even a musical number about it ("(Bears Like to) Say it With a Slap"). That would ''not'' go over the same way in human society, where a slap is considered an ''insult'', which explains why Bongo, who is initially unfamiliar with bear customs, tried to dodge Lulubelle's slap at first.
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'''Charlie McCarthy''': Well, at least there are no bones in it.

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'''Charlie McCarthy''': [=McCarthy=]''': Well, at least there are no bones in it.
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* PovertyFood: After Happy Valley falls into ruin and despair, Mickey, Donald and Goofy have to cut their last piece of bread into paper-thin slices and a single bean into three pieces.
-->'''Edgar Bergen''': If it were one man and three beans...but no. One bean and three men.\\
'''Charlie McCarthy''': Well, at least there are no bones in it.
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* {{Bowdlerise}}: Played with. In the original tale, the Giant's catchphrase was ''"Fee-fi-fo-fum! I smell the blood of an English man!"'' whereas here Willie says the phrase but stops at ''"I smell...!"'' to get a better idea of the smell he's sensing. Averted in the Latin Spanish dub where he starts his song with ''"Fee-fi-fo-fum! I sense the smell of human flesh!"''. Not the same as the original but the idea is still the same.
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* AnimateInanimateObject: The Golden Harp is one.
* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: Played straight with Willie the Giant when he invades Happy Valley and steals the harp.

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* AnimateInanimateObject: The Golden Harp is one.
one. The doll and teddy bear in the Bongo short framing device have shades of this as well, as Jiminy finds them frowning with sad expressions, but at the end they're smiling and have happy expressions, and the doll is cradling Jiminy in her arms.
* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: Played straight with Willie the Giant when he invades Happy Valley and steals the harp.harp [[spoiler:and later Hollywood in the real world]].



* BearsAreBadNews: [[BearyFunny Inverted with Bongo, Lulubelle, and the gang of friendly bears]] that live in the forest. Played straight with the huge, monstrous bear, Lumpjaw.

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* BearsAreBadNews: [[BearyFunny Inverted with Bongo, Lulubelle, and the gang of friendly bears]] that live in the forest. Played straight with Lumpjaw, the huge, monstrous bear, Lumpjaw.who is treated as TheDreaded by other bears.
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-->'''Charlie:''' Hey! He [Goofy] got caught with his pants--
-->'''Edgar:''' Charlie!
-->'''Charlie:''' Caught with his pants--
-->'''Edgar:''' ''(sternly)'' ''Charlie.''
-->'''Charlie:''' Well, his slip ''was'' showing...

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-->'''Charlie:''' --->'''Charlie:''' Hey! He [Goofy] got caught with his pants--
-->'''Edgar:''' --->'''Edgar:''' Charlie!
-->'''Charlie:''' --->'''Charlie:''' Caught with his pants--
-->'''Edgar:''' --->'''Edgar:''' ''(sternly)'' ''Charlie.''
-->'''Charlie:''' --->'''Charlie:''' Well, his slip ''was'' showing...

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* SodaCanShakeup: While fleeing from Willy, Mickey escapes from his castle by launching himself out the window on the cork of a champagne bottle.

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* SneezeOfDoom:
** In ''Bongo'' at one point, Bongo sneezes while on his unicycle, which almost propels him off the edge of a cliff.
** In ''Mickey and the Beanstalk,'' Willie unknowingly puts Mickey inside a sandwich, but when he sprinkles pepper on it, Mickey sneezes, exploding the sandwich and revealing his presence to Willie. Later, when Mickey is stealing a key from Willie's pocket, he accidentally falls into Willie's snuffbox and the snuff makes him sneeze, waking Willie. Fortunately, the snuff blows into Willie's face and he also sneezes, which gives Mickey enough time to escape.
* SodaCanShakeup: While fleeing from Willy, Willie, Mickey escapes from his castle by launching himself out the window on the cork of a champagne bottle.

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* ForgotAboutHisPowers: Willie falls helplessly from the beanstalk despite previously showing off that he could shapeshift into any animal and also fly on his own. [[spoiler:However, we never see exactly how he managed to survive the fall, so it's possible he ''did'' remember at the last second.]]

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* ForgotAboutHisPowers: Willie falls helplessly from the beanstalk despite previously showing off that he could easily shapeshift into any animal and also animal, bird or insect he wanted in order to save himself, as well as the ability to fly on his own. [[spoiler:However, we never see exactly how he managed to survive the fall, so it's possible he ''did'' remember at the last second.]]
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* ForgotAboutHisPowers: Willie falls helplessly from the beanstalk despite previously showing off that he could shapeshift into any animal and also fly on his own. [[spoiler:However, we never see exactly how he managed to survive the fall, so it's possible he ''did'' remember at the last second.]]

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* GentleGiant: Exaggerated with Willie the Giant, who steals Happy Valley's golden harp, and he has the mind of a mischievous playful child in a giant's body.

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* GentleGiant: Exaggerated with Willie the Giant, who steals Happy Valley's golden harp, and he has the mind of a mischievous playful child in a giant's body. Subverted in the story's climax however, when he goes into UnstoppableRage mode and tries to crush Mickey with a giant morningstar.

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