>Most of the animals in Mickey mouse are anthropomorphic. >Except for Pluto >Goofy can walk on to legs and communicate with words >Goofy is a dog >In the 50s there are smarter dogs like goofy in various Disney shorts. >Goofy is what the average dog should be like in mickey mouse. >Pluto is also a dog. >Pluto can't speak and walks on all fours. >Pluto is disabled by natural dog standards. >Pluto is treated like a pet >Pets are usually valued less than humans. >Pluto is only a pet because he is disabled Mickey Mouse is set in a world where disabled people are in a lower class and treated so.
Evolution isn't real in the Mickey Mouse Universe. Walt is a their loving father. Walt brings life. Walt brings death. Walt brings Love. Walt Brings sadness. Walt brings reality. There have been wars in the Mouse universe whether which interpretation was right. Some believe the real God is Ub Irwerks. But Walt is the true God. and you have sinned for this blasphemy. You will be sent to the gates of knockoff Disney studios. Walt isn't forgiving. No matter what you do, you are damned. Also daisy duck is a bitch
Remember that time that Sanrio poorly translated the phrase "Hello Kitty is not a literal cat, she is a anthropomorphic cat-like character" and every news outlet reported that Hello Kitty is actually a human girl?
Andrew Taylor
it´s the clothes. that´s why you never see a disney "person" naked. it would devolve them into mindless beasts
Ayden Price
So how do they take baths or showers?
Camden Young
>Dogs are retards, Pluto is a whole new level of retard
If you put a baboon in a suit does he become a senator?
Adrian Carter
I'm asking about a cartoon dog in a fictional world where there are anthropomorphic animals, and another user said the thing that sets them apart is whether they wear clothes, so I asked if Pluto wearing pants would make him a person like Goofy.
the second defintly,so he can hide its genitals and ass, we have already had this discusion, on almost every monstergirl thread
Logan Smith
the new cartoons seems to contradict your theory,but is a cool one i like it, you ca always get all smarty pants and say the cloth is a metaphor for culture and civilization
This image confuse me to an existential level. So a antro catgirl is dress like a normal cat with clothes while holding a normal cat who looks exactly the same as her except she doesn't wear clothes?
Zachary Long
There's a lot of assumptions here like >Most of the animals in Mickey mouse are anthropomorphic. >Except for Pluto >Goofy is what the average dog should be like in mickey mouse. >Pluto is disabled by natural dog standards. >Pluto is only a pet because he is disabled
Mickey and his friends are people. They're not just vaguely anthropomorphized, they have fully realized governments, businesses, jobs, marriages and family roles, music idols, etc. On of the few categories they seem less consistent in is clothing: Donald and daisy often go bottomless, and this is seen as completely normal because they're covered in feathers. Rarely ever is any other aspect of their existence tied to their animal species.
one of them walks on two legs while the other walks on four.
Jack Morgan
(cont) Pluto on the other hand isn't alone in being an animal that mostly acts like an animal and is treated as one. His brother and love interests are dogs like him. He's interacted with housecats and rival dogs. Turkeys are eaten on Christmas. Tiny mice that are as small compared to Mickey and Minnie as they would be to humans are seen. Some of these animals act with human-like emotions and thought processes, but they generally don't talk or act fully human. Clearly at some point in the distant past, there was a division between "people" and "animals". If you want to go deeper down the rabbit hole, you might investigate the role that the few human-looking-humans we see play in all this.
Comedy at it's finest. A mouse afraid of a mouse.. who thinks this stuff up.
Nathan Robinson
>Pete When whatever magical or evolutionary event happened for humanoid cats to split from animalistic cats occurred, something went terribly wrong.
William Martinez
Wouldn't the cat eat her? And Pete for that matter.
Michael Scott
And oh yeah, sometimes they break their rule about the humanoid animals not showing animalistic behavior. In "Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip" Pete suspects Mickey has a dog on the train, so he makes up a story about owning a cat, then meows convincingly enough to fool Pluto, while his face becomes more explicitly catlike. It's like they can kind of access their animal side, but live like humans instead.
I'm sure we've all lost arm wrestles to retards, user. But in the end, you're still the winner, because you don't have to walk away from the contest retarded.
Josiah Peterson
You're a retard and should probably go write articles for Cracked.
