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* ArchivePanic: The original theatrical cartoons combined amount to almost 500 shorts total, and that's not counting post-Golden Age shorts, TV shows and feature animation appearances of the characters. And lets not even get started on the absolutely monstrous number of comics these characters have appeared in, ''especially'' the DonaldDuck comics.
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* ArchivePanic: The original theatrical cartoons combined amount to almost 500 shorts total, and that's not counting post-Golden Age shorts, TV shows and feature animation appearances of the characters. And also keep in mind that many of the shorts would pass well over the six minute mark--to get an idea of how long it takes to sit through even ''part'' of the Walt era shorts, it would take around six hours and 30 minutes to watch all 50 of the existing, available pre-SteamboatWillie Disney shorts. And lets not even get started on the absolutely monstrous number of comics these characters have appeared in, ''especially'' the DonaldDuck comics.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Subverted. Disney shorts were made for all audiences, and most of them are safe for kids to watch. Then there are shorts like "Der Fuehrer's Face" that were blatantly made as propaganda for adults. Any kids watching those will be either terrified or totally confused.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Subverted. Most of Disney shorts were made for all audiences, and most of them so these shorts are safe for kids to watch. kids. Then there are shorts like "Der Fuehrer's Face" and "The Mad Doctor" that were blatantly made as propaganda for adults. adults or pure NightmareFuel. Any kids watching those will be become either terrified or totally confused.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Subverted. Disney shorts were made for all audience, and most of them are safe for kids to watch. Then there are shorts like Der Fuehrer's face that blatantly made for propaganda and adults. Any kids watching those will became either terrified or totally confused.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Subverted. Disney shorts were made for all audience, audiences, and most of them are safe for kids to watch. Then there are shorts like Der "Der Fuehrer's face Face" that were blatantly made for as propaganda and for adults. Any kids watching those will became be either terrified or totally confused.
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* VillainDecay: {{Pete}}. In his earlier apperances, he was actually a menace, a dangerous villain with a temper hot enough to shake Hell itself. Now he's usually a clumsy, idiotic SmugSnake.
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* VillainDecay: {{Pete}}. In his earlier apperances, he was actually a menace, a dangerous villain with a temper hot enough to shake Hell itself. Now he's usually a clumsy, idiotic SmugSnake.SmugSnake.
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Subverted. Disney shorts were made for all audience, and most of them are safe for kids to watch. Then there are shorts like Der Fuehrer's face that blatantly made for propaganda and adults. Any kids watching those will became either terrified or totally confused.
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Subverted. Disney shorts were made for all audience, and most of them are safe for kids to watch. Then there are shorts like Der Fuehrer's face that blatantly made for propaganda and adults. Any kids watching those will became either terrified or totally confused.
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* ValuesResooance: ''Motor Mania''.
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* ValuesResooance: ValuesResonance: ''Motor Mania''.
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** The music that plays during Goofy's desperate search for a smoke in ''No Smoking''.
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* ArchivePanic: The original theatrical cartoons combined amount to almost 500 shorts total, and that's not counting post-Golden Age shorts, TV shows and feature animation appearances of the characters. And lets not even get ''started'' started on the absolutely monstrous number of comics these characters have appeared in. in, ''especially'' the DonaldDuck comics.
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* ArchivePanic: The original theatrical cartoons combined amount to almost 500 shorts total, and that's not counting post-Golden Age shorts and TV shows, not to mention feature animation appearances of the characters.
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* ArchivePanic: The original theatrical cartoons combined amount to almost 500 shorts total, and that's not counting post-Golden Age shorts shorts, TV shows and TV shows, not to mention feature animation appearances of the characters.characters. And lets not even get ''started'' on the number of comics these characters have appeared in.
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* {{Funny Aneurysm Moment}}/HarsherInHindsight: Most of the gags in Goofy's "[[http://youtu.be/dMdTBep3W9c Teachers Are People]]" short, since it involves a kid turning in a handgun and grenade, threatening a classmate with a (water) pistol, and ''blowing up the school''.
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* {{Funny Aneurysm Moment}}/HarsherInHindsight: Most of the gags in Goofy's "[[http://youtu.be/dMdTBep3W9c Teachers Are People]]" short, since it involves a kid turning in a handgun and grenade, threatening a classmate with a (water) pistol, and ''blowing up the school''.'
** ''No Smoking'' becomes this due to Walt Disney's death from lung cancer, especially the gag where a skywriter spells out "Smoke Lookys" (Lucky Strike was Walt's preferred brand).
** ''No Smoking'' becomes this due to Walt Disney's death from lung cancer, especially the gag where a skywriter spells out "Smoke Lookys" (Lucky Strike was Walt's preferred brand).
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* ArchivePanic: The original theatrical cartoons combined amount to almost 500 shorts total, and that's not counting post-Golden Age shorts and TV shows, not to mention feature animation appearances of the characters.
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* HellIsThatNoise: Mickey crying in "Fiddling Around".
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* HellIsThatNoise: Mickey crying in "Fiddling Around".''Fiddling Around''.
** The voices saying "Eat!" in ''Tomorrow We Diet''.
** The voices saying "Eat!" in ''Tomorrow We Diet''.
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* FandomRivalry: Between this series and fans of ''LooneyTunes'', but it often Zigzags between this and FriendlyFandom.
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* FandomRivalry: Between this series and fans of ''LooneyTunes'', but it often Zigzags between this and FriendlyFandom.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment/HarsherInHindsight: Most of the gags in Goofy's "[[http://youtu.be/dMdTBep3W9c Teachers Are People]]" short, since it involves a kid turning in a handgun and grenade, threatening a classmate with a (water) pistol, and ''blowing up the school''.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment/HarsherInHindsight: {{Funny Aneurysm Moment}}/HarsherInHindsight: Most of the gags in Goofy's "[[http://youtu.be/dMdTBep3W9c Teachers Are People]]" short, since it involves a kid turning in a handgun and grenade, threatening a classmate with a (water) pistol, and ''blowing up the school''.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment/HarsherInHindsight: Most of the gags in Goofy's "[[http://youtu.be/dMdTBep3W9c Teachers Are People]]" short, since it involves a kid turning in a handgun and grenade, threatening a classmate with a (water) pistol, and ''blowing up the school''.
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* BizarroEpisode: Several:
** ''Toby Tortoise Returns'' is an oddball in the Silly Symphonies lineup-wheras most, if not all of those shorts were either sweet, sentimental and naturalistic, this short has much more in common with a Warner Bros. cartoon, complete with full cartoony, fast paced slapstick comedy.
** Ironically, the real [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Warner Bros. cartoons]] being made around the same time were intent on trying to ape the sweeter, sentimental elements of the Silly Symphonies. We won't see a WB cartoon as fast-paced as "Toby Tortoise Returns" until "WesternAnimation/DaffyDuckAndEgghead" and "PorkyInWackyland"
** Mickey Mouse's "Runaway Brain" from the 90's, which was the first ([[KingdomHearts but certainly not]] [[EpicMickey the last]]) attempt at returning Mickey to his adventureous, edgier roots. Whether it succeeded or not is up for debate.
** The later Donald Duck shorts from the '50s and onward show how desperate the writers were to come up with new ideas-one short has Donald become so obsessed with obtaining honey that he dresses up as a bee to steal honey from an [[TooDumbToLive actual hive]], instead of just going to the store and buying some honey in a jar like any sane [[strike: man]] duck would do.
** There's also the Silly Symphonies short "Mother Goose Goes Hollywood", which is yet another pure comedy Disney short, featuring caricatures of Golden Age Hollywood celebreties in the roles of classic fairy tale characters. The opening logo is even a parody of the MGM Lion-except with a goose (albeit one that roars like a lion)!
** ''Toby Tortoise Returns'' is an oddball in the Silly Symphonies lineup-wheras most, if not all of those shorts were either sweet, sentimental and naturalistic, this short has much more in common with a Warner Bros. cartoon, complete with full cartoony, fast paced slapstick comedy.
** Ironically, the real [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Warner Bros. cartoons]] being made around the same time were intent on trying to ape the sweeter, sentimental elements of the Silly Symphonies. We won't see a WB cartoon as fast-paced as "Toby Tortoise Returns" until "WesternAnimation/DaffyDuckAndEgghead" and "PorkyInWackyland"
** Mickey Mouse's "Runaway Brain" from the 90's, which was the first ([[KingdomHearts but certainly not]] [[EpicMickey the last]]) attempt at returning Mickey to his adventureous, edgier roots. Whether it succeeded or not is up for debate.
** The later Donald Duck shorts from the '50s and onward show how desperate the writers were to come up with new ideas-one short has Donald become so obsessed with obtaining honey that he dresses up as a bee to steal honey from an [[TooDumbToLive actual hive]], instead of just going to the store and buying some honey in a jar like any sane [[strike: man]] duck would do.
** There's also the Silly Symphonies short "Mother Goose Goes Hollywood", which is yet another pure comedy Disney short, featuring caricatures of Golden Age Hollywood celebreties in the roles of classic fairy tale characters. The opening logo is even a parody of the MGM Lion-except with a goose (albeit one that roars like a lion)!
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* CreatorBacklash: Disney hated ''TheGoldenTouch'', so much so that just the mere mention of the cartoon's very name was strictly forbidden.
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** According to Neal Gabler in his book "Walt Disney and the Triumph of the American Imagination", Walt Disney "absolutely hated the Goofy cartoons, threatening constantly to terminate them before relenting, largely to provide work for his animators."
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** According to Neal Gabler in his book "Walt Disney and the Triumph of the American Imagination", Walt Disney "absolutely hated the Goofy {{Goofy}} cartoons, threatening constantly to terminate them before relenting, largely to provide work for his animators."
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** Wilfred Jackson disliked the early Mickey Mouse short "The Castaway" and upon it's failure vowed to never make another picture that didn't feel like a Disney film again.
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** Wilfred Jackson disliked the early Mickey Mouse short "The Castaway" and upon it's its failure vowed to never make another picture that didn't feel like a Disney film again.
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* CompleteMonster: TheMadDoctor
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: DonaldDuck and OswaldTheLuckyRabbit
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: DonaldDuck and OswaldTheLuckyRabbit OswaldTheLuckyRabbit.
** Clarice from "Two Chips And A Miss". She was in one cartoon and now she's a meetable character in the DisneyThemeParks.
** Clarice from "Two Chips And A Miss". She was in one cartoon and now she's a meetable character in the DisneyThemeParks.
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* AnimationAgeGhetto: ''TheSkeletonDance'' and ''TheMadDoctor'' were apparently so unucually scary for cartoons, some theater owners refused to show them, making this trope OlderThanTelevision.
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* AnimationAgeGhetto: ''TheSkeletonDance'' and ''TheMadDoctor'' were apparently so unucually unusually scary for cartoons, some theater owners refused to show them, making this trope OlderThanTelevision.
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* FoeYay: Pete kissing Mickey at the end of ''Symphony Hour'' has got to be a prime example.
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* AnimationAgeGhetto: The reason the 1933 short TheMadDoctor is usually such a rare find is because the executives saw the horror overtones and decided not to show it.
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* AnimationAgeGhetto: The reason the 1933 short TheMadDoctor is usually such a rare find is because the executives saw the horror overtones ''TheSkeletonDance'' and decided not ''TheMadDoctor'' were apparently so unucually scary for cartoons, some theater owners refused to show it.them, making this trope OlderThanTelevision.
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* HellIsThatNoise: Mickey crying in "Fiddling Around".
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** Max Goof first appeared in "Fathers are People" as Goofy jr.
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** Max Goof first appeared in "Fathers are People" as Goofy jr.Jr.
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** Humphrey and Woodlore predate [[YogiBear a more famous bear/ranger team]] by eight years.
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* CreatorBacklash: Disney hated ''TheGoldenTouch''.
** Wilfred Jackson disliked the early Mickey Mouse short "The Castaway" and upon it's failure vowed to never make another picture that didn't feel like a Disney film again.
** According to "Of Mice and Magic", some of the DonaldDuck staff grew to dislike the character and how formula driven his shorts became over time. One of the directors, veteran Jack Hannah (no relation to Hanna-Barbera) even complained "I got so damned tired of that duck's voice. I just could not stand having to work with it all the time."
*** It should be noted, however, that Don's most formulaic period came ''precisely'' when Hannah took over as the sole director of the series and apparently made his life goal to fill the duck's filmography with repetitive stories. Really, count how many cartoons that pit Donald against vermin -where he's OutOfFocus and suffers from severe {{Flanderization}}- emerged on this time as opposed to the past. There were some nice exceptions here and there, especially at the beginning of Hannah's tenure, but for the most part the Duck owes much of his personality loss to these pictures.
** According to Neal Gabler in his book "Walt Disney and the Triumph of the American Imagination", Walt Disney "absolutely hated the Goofy cartoons, threatening constantly to terminate them before relenting, largely to provide work for his animators."
** Wilfred Jackson disliked the early Mickey Mouse short "The Castaway" and upon it's failure vowed to never make another picture that didn't feel like a Disney film again.
** According to "Of Mice and Magic", some of the DonaldDuck staff grew to dislike the character and how formula driven his shorts became over time. One of the directors, veteran Jack Hannah (no relation to Hanna-Barbera) even complained "I got so damned tired of that duck's voice. I just could not stand having to work with it all the time."
*** It should be noted, however, that Don's most formulaic period came ''precisely'' when Hannah took over as the sole director of the series and apparently made his life goal to fill the duck's filmography with repetitive stories. Really, count how many cartoons that pit Donald against vermin -where he's OutOfFocus and suffers from severe {{Flanderization}}- emerged on this time as opposed to the past. There were some nice exceptions here and there, especially at the beginning of Hannah's tenure, but for the most part the Duck owes much of his personality loss to these pictures.
** According to Neal Gabler in his book "Walt Disney and the Triumph of the American Imagination", Walt Disney "absolutely hated the Goofy cartoons, threatening constantly to terminate them before relenting, largely to provide work for his animators."
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