History WesternAnimation / MickeyDonaldGoofyTheThreeMusketeers

%%* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: Donald
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%%* HappilyEverAfter: Well, it's {{Disney}}, what'd you expect?
%%* HeroicBSOD: A very brief bout.
%%* HighHeelFaceTurn: Clarabelle Cow

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** Pete mentions waiting for the song [[TheLionKing "I Just Can't Wait to be King"]] while heading to the opera.

* AdaptationDecay: Admitted by the movie.
** Bizarrely, it seems to be a sort-of sequel to the original ''Three Musketeers'', as the four Musketeers show up at the beginning to inspire Mickey.
* AmusingInjuries

** Indoor plumbing (seen in the opening), Electric lights (during Pete's crowning) and high-quality seamwork (seen on Mickey's and Donald's traditional apparel) certainly were ''not'' in vogue during this time.
*** Lampshaded in the in-character DVDCommentary.
* {{Angrish}}: Donald, naturally.
* AsideGlance

* BerserkButton: "French words make me mad!"

* BondVillainStupidity

* ByTheLightsOfTheirEyes

* ChangedMyMindKid: [[spoiler:Donald,]] after hearing the Troubadour berate him.
* ChekhovsGun: [[spoiler: The DisasterDominoes sequence]].

* CowardlyLion: Donald
* CueTheFlyingPigs

* DisasterDominoes
* DistressedDamsel: Minnie and Daisy
* TheDragon: Clarabelle.

* DyingAlone: [[spoiler: The fate Pete leaves Mickey to]].

* EvilChancellor

* FakeKing
* FallingInLoveMontage: Mickey and Minnie (obviously)

* FunnyAnimal

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: For a few seconds in which he is seen falling into a hole, the original narrator (who was a complete dick towards the Troubador) is revealed to be a [[StealthPun donkey]].

* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: Donald
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* HappilyEverAfter: Well, it's {{Disney}}, what'd you expect?
* HeroicBSOD: A very brief bout.
* HighHeelFaceTurn: Clarabelle Cow
* TheHitFlash

* KissingDiscretionShot: As is tradition in classic Disney media. With special thanks to Mickey's hat.
* LargeHam: Pete as always.
* LemonyNarrator: The Troubador
* LovableCoward: Donald
* LoveAtFirstSight: Mickey and Minnie.

* LovesMeNot: Minnie does this in her introductory scene.
* MajorGeneralSong
* MediumAwareness: Pete. "Why'd the music stop?"
** He actually does this twice. When he is bringing The Beagle Boys out of the pit, the scene shifts to the poster for the opera and plays the same music bit again. When the scene shifts back to Pete, he stare at the poster, blinks his eyes a few times and continues speaking.
** He does it a third time when the opera bit happens, saying, "That little ditty's starting to grow on me."

* PostKissCatatonia

* QuirkyMinibossSquad: The Beagle Boys.
* RedBoxingGloves: When kidnapping Minnie, the Beagle Boys conceal one in a jack-in-the box to lure Goofy into looking at it. Considering that this is a cartoon, its kind of suprising that the glove isn't oversized.

* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Donald. [[spoiler:Don't worry, [[ChangedMyMindKid he comes back around eventually.]]]]
* ShoutOut: To ''Disney/TheLionKing'' and ''TheMickeyMouseClub'', among others.
** Pete refers to Minnie as "[[VideoGame/EarthwormJim Princess What's Her Name]]" at one point.

* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: Pete did warn Clarabelle about the bricks at least.

* SurroundedByIdiots: Pete
* TerribleTrio: The Beagle Boys.

* VillainSong: "Petey's King of France"
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Pete.
* WorldOfFunnyAnimals
* WouldHitAGirl: Mickey Donald and Goofy pile on Daisy Duck, mistaking her for a bad guy.

** Bizarrely, it seems to be a sort-of sequel to the original ''Literature/ThreeMusketeers'', as the four Musketeers show up at the beginning to inspire Mickey.

A direct to DVD feature from {{Disney}} that for once isn't a sequel to a much better film or a TV episode compilation. As the name suggests, it's the stars of the ClassicDisneyShorts in the roles of ''Literature/TheThreeMusketeers'', or at least a story similar in nature.

A world based on the film, called ''Country of the Musketeers'' appeared in ''[[KingdomHeartsDreamDropDistance Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]''.

** Bizarrely, it seems to be a sort-of sequel to the original Three Musketeers, as the four Musketeers show up at the beginning to inspire Mickey.

** This movie seems to take place in 17th century France, pre-revolution. And the opera, GilbertAndSullivan's ''ThePiratesOfPenzance,'' wasn't around until 1879.

* GilbertAndSullivan: The opera where the climax takes place is basically a Disney version of ''The Pirates Of Penzance'', complete with a ModernMajorGeneral parody.

** The GilbertAndSullivan opera ''ThePiratesOfPenzance'' plays a minor part in the plot. Even though it shouldn't exist yet.

** A ShoutOut to GilbertAndSullivan is also made during the opera scene. They're seeing ''ThePiratesOfPenzance'', and the songs ''WithCatlikeTread'' and ''ModernMajorGeneral'' are heard.
** A minor one to Disney/ThePrinceAndThePauper, Pete is once again the BigBad trying to take rule of the land from the rightful heir.

* ShoutOut: To ''TheLionKing'' and ''TheMickeyMouseClub'', among others.

** A minor one to Disney/ThePrinceAndThePauper, Pete is once again the BadGuy trying to take rule of the land from the rightful heir.

* FurryConfusion: Natch, with Goofy and Pluto in the same movie. Clarabelle and a non-anthropomorphic orange and white cow show up, as do horse-driven coaches.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: For a few seconds in which he is seen falling into a hole, the original narrator (who was a complete dick towards the Troubador) is revealed to be a [[StealthPun donkey]].

* NotSoHarmless: The little Beagle at first seems like he's incompetent and silly. However it's revealed he's an expert in using the sword, especially a great wicked - looking one.

* IdiotBall: It don't care how BadAss you think you are - anytime a villain who's ''three times your size'' starts saying, "By the power vested in my fist..." that's a good time to ''run away.''

* LoveAtFirstSight: Mickey and Minnie

* IdiotBall: Because, y'know, I don't care how BadAss you think you are - anytime a villain who's ''three times your size'' starts saying, "By the power vested in my fist..." that's a good time to ''run away.''

* PlotHole: After finding out Pete is the BigBad, how does Donald know his ''exact'' plan, anyway?
** He obviously peeked at the script.

-->'''Pete:''' "Why'd the music stop?"

-->'''Pete:''' "Where's dat music comin' from?"
-->'''Pete:''' "I do declare dat's startin' to grow on me!"

* RedBoxingGlove: When kidnapping Minnie, the Beagle Boys conceal one in a jack-in-the box to lure Goofy into looking at it. Considering that this is a cartoon, its kind of suprising that the glove isn't oversized.

* ISeeLondon: Subverted when one of the villain's lackeys [[ImplausibleFencingPowers rips Mickey's clothes to shreds]]. It instead reveals his familiar red shorts.