History WesternAnimation / MickeyDonaldGoofyTheThreeMusketeers

* UnreliableNarrator: All the AnachronismStew and other form of ArtisticLicense can be {{Justified}} by the Troubadour narrating the story out of a comic book.

* DirectToVideo: One of the better films in this category.

* IdiotBall: It don't matter 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.''

Considering it's a DTV movie, it's actually quite an improvement on previous sequels which were mostly excuses to try and kick off (bad) television series.

* TheUnintelligible: Donald explains Pete's whole EvilPlan to Mickey, but because he does it in his quacky voice, Mickey (and Pluto) doesn't understand a word of it.

* TheUnintelligible: Donald explains Pete's whole EvilPlan to Mickey, but because he does it in his quacky voice, Mickey (or Pluto) doesn't understand a word of it.

* 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 surprising that the glove isn't oversized.

* WhatTheHellHero: The Troubadour actually ''sings'' this to Donald, calling him out on his cowardice and the fact that he's willing to let Mickey drown just because he's afraid. This being Donald Duck, he naturally does NOT take it well.

* WhatTheHellHero: The Troubadour actually ''sings'' this to Donald, calling him out on his cowardice and the fact that he's willing to let Mickey drown just because he's afraid. Donald does NOT take it well.

%%* AtArmsLength: The Beagle Boys to Mickey

%%* BreakingTheFourthWall: The Troubadour does it repeatedly, and Pete does it briefly.

%%* ChekhovsGun: [[spoiler: The DisasterDominoes sequence]].

%%* DirectToVideo: One of the better films in this category.

%%* HappilyEverAfter: Well, it's Creator/{{Disney}}, what'd you expect?

%%* LemonyNarrator: The Troubador

%%* LovesMeNot: Minnie does this in her introductory scene.
* MajorGeneralSong: Pete's EvilPlan is to kindnap Minnie during a performance of ''Theatre/ThePiratesOfPenzance'', so of course the most famous song of the opera shows up.

%%* QuirkyMinibossSquad: The Beagle Boys.

%%* TerribleTrio: The Beagle Boys.

%%* WorldOfFunnyAnimals

* SpannerInTheWorks: Pete's new plan to kill the three musketeers after they prove to be more competent than expected so that no one can stop him from getting rid of Minnie and becoming king nearly succeeds. Mickey and Goofy are captured and prepared to be executed and while Donald escaped, he decided to flee rather than fight, but Goofy's love for Clarabelle causes her to make a HighHeelFaceTurn before she can kill him, which in turn allows him to stop Donald from running away and the two of them saving Mickey, leading to them coming back and stopping Pete.

* OhCrap: Mickey's reaction to the "[[YouMustBeThisTallToRide You Must Be This Tall to Survive this Dungeon]]" sign when the sewer begins to flood.

* SpannerInTheWorks: Pete's new plan to kill the three musketeers after they prove to be more competent than expected so that no one can stop him from getting rid of Minnie and becoming king nearly succeeds, Mickey and Goofy are captured and prepared to be executed and while Donald escaped, he decided to flee rather than fight. Fortunately, Goofy's love for Clarabelle causes her to make a HighHeelFaceTurn before she can kill him, which in turn allows him to stop Donald from running away and the two of them saving Mickey, leading to them coming back and stopping Pete.

* SpannerInTheWorks: Pete's new plan to kill the three musketeers after they prove to be more competent than expected so that no one can stop him from getting rid of Minnie and becoming king nearly succeeds, Mickey and Goofy are captured and prepared to be executed and while Donald escaped, he decided to flee rather than fight, but Goofy's love for Clarabelle causes her to make a HighHeelFaceTurn before she can kill him, which in turn allows him to stop Donald from running away and the two of them saving Mickey, leading to them coming back and stopping Pete.

A 2004 DirectToVideo feature from Creator/{{Disney}} that for once isn't a sequel to a theatrical film or a TV episode compilation. As the name suggests, it's the stars of the WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts in the roles of ''Literature/TheThreeMusketeers'', or at least a story similar in nature. At 68 minutes, it is the longest fully-animated non-interactive sustained story that Mickey and Donald have ever starred in.

A 2004 DirectToVideo feature from Creator/{{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 WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts in the roles of ''Literature/TheThreeMusketeers'', or at least a story similar in nature. At 68 minutes, it is the longest fully-animated non-interactive sustained story that Mickey and Donald have ever starred in.

* SpannerintheWorks: Pete's new plan to kill the three musketeers after they prove to be more competent than expected so that no one can stop him from getting rid of Minnie and becoming king nearly succeeds, Mickey and Goofy are captured and prepared to be executed and while Donald escaped, he decided to flee rather than fight, but Goofy's love for Clarabelle causes her to make a HighHeelFaceTurn before she can kill him, which in turn allows him to stop Donald from running away and the two of them saving Mickey, leading to them coming back and stopping Pete.

* SpringtimeForHitler: Pete, upon being ordered by Minnie to find Musketeer bodyguards to protect her, deliberately picks Mickey, Donald, and Goofy in hopes that their bumbling will prevent them from protecting her, and therefore making all the easier for him to kidnap her. It comes to backfire on him spectacularly when the trio actually starts becoming ''competent'' at their job.

* ChangedMyMindKid: [[spoiler:Donald,]] after hearing the Troubadour berate him.

%%* CueTheFlyingPigs:
%%-->'''Donald:''' I'll be a musketeer the day cows fall from the sky. ''(Cue Goofy and Clarabelle -- a cow -- falling on top of Donald and all but destroying his boat.)''

%%* DisasterDominoes

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

* HighHeelFaceTurn: Hilariously spoofed with Clarabelle Cow.

* AnachronismStew: Several examples.
** This movie seems to take place in 18th century France, pre-revolution. And the opera, Creator/GilbertAndSullivan's ''Theatre/ThePiratesOfPenzance,'' wasn't around until 1879.
** Don't get started on the fast food Minnie and Daisy are eating as they discuss romance. This is clearly PlayedForLaughs, however.
** Indoor plumbing (seen in the opening), landline telephone (used by Minnie to summon Pete), 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.

* ShownTheirWork: The three protagonists being rescued by ''four'' musketeers, as there was in the original book: Athos, Porthos, Aramis, and d'Artagnan.

* JerkassHasAPoint / VillainHasAPoint: As harsh as he was in telling Mickey, Donald, and Goofy why they have no hope of becoming musketeers, one can't deny the fact that Pete was correct in pointing out that Donald's cowardice and Goofy's idiocy were traits that would make them largely unsuitable for jobs as important as musketeers. He also calls Mickey unfit due to his shortness, which does prove to be a hindrance several times during the movie.

* JerkassHasAPoint / Villain Has A Point: As harsh as he was in telling Mickey, Donald, and Goofy why they have no hope of becoming musketeers, one can't deny the fact that Pete was correct in pointing out that Donald's cowardice and Goofy's idiocy were traits that would make them largely unsuitable for jobs as important as musketeers. He also calls Mickey unfit due to his shortness, which does prove to be a hindrance several times during the movie.

* JerkassHasAPoint: As harsh as he was in telling Mickey, Donald, and Goofy why they have no hope of becoming musketeers, one can't deny the fact that Pete was correct in pointing out that Donald's cowardice and Goofy's idiocy were traits that would make them largely unsuitable for jobs as important as musketeers. He also calls Mickey unfit due to his shortness, which does prove to be a hindrance several times during the movie.