Discussion Characters / ClassicDisneyShorts

I'm moving this here for a few reasons:

1. It's redundant. Most of these tropes are already listed on the Goof Troop character sheet and since that's all he was ever in (taking into account the movies share a character sheet), it doesn't really need to be in both places.
2. It has Skewed Priorities. A lot of his defining traits (e.g. Nice Guy, Shrinking Violet, Nervous Wreck) and roles (e.g. The Drag-Along, No-Respect Guy) are unlisted, in favor of a list skewed toward character design and occasional character breaks (most of which rely on defining traits). I could easily add them, but that would make it more redundant.
3. It's longer than Max's list here, and Max's list is mostly cataloguing tropes outside the show, so it's less redundant.

Also, Rob Paulsen is not a trope, as much as we might want him to be.

Tropes that apply to PJ:

• Beware the Nice Ones
• Fat Cat: Though P.J. is portrayed more as a dogface in all his appearances, he counts as one.
• Gentle Giant: PJ is what you get when the Gentle Giant is just 11 years old. He's not too bright, overdominated, insecure - and can bench-press 150lbs, punch out bullies and takes on most of his father's manual labour. He seems totally unaware of his own strength.
• Meganeko: Though P.J. is portrayed more as a dogface in all his appearances, he counts as one.
• Rob Paulsen: PJ's voice actor.
• The So-Called Coward
• Stout Strength: PJ in the Goof Troop episode, "Lethal Goofin'"
• White Gloves: Though he's been shown not to wear them sometimes in Goof Troop.

• Cute Shotaro Boy: In Goof Troop and Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas. As for A Goofy Movie, An Extremely Goofy Movie, House Of Mouse, and Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas, he's still cute as a button, but too old to be considered this trope.

One, Cute Shotaro Boy has been renamed to Adorably Precocious Child. Two, this trope is highly misused and this example suggests that it does not apply; please check the definition at Adorably Precocious Child before re-adding.