Whats his personality?
Whats his personality?
Adam Thompson
Dylan Cooper
Whatever is most marketable.
Isaac Allen
Perhaps more then any character it depends on what he's being used for
Sometimes he can be the most mischievous prick, sometimes the cool, daring and intelligent detective, sometimes the shy and insecure neighbor or just the nothingness of a corporate mascot
Colton Price
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Colton Gutierrez
The straight man with an overall positive attitude, sometimes he might be a bit of a bad dude if Disney lets him. Don't be alarmed if you see him jaywalking someday.
Thomas Evans
Fun-loving but basically grounded everyman. The most generic kind of relatable character.
Andrew Robinson
Literally Felix the Cat but with circle ears like Walt wanted him to be
Justin Lee
mickey mouse
Jose Carter
Regular everymen who's often down on his luck and needs to overcome his trials developing his smarts and personality
Blake Torres
Greedy rat
Hunter Carter
spongebob but smart
Nathan Miller
PURE. EVIL.
Bentley Harris
This
Jayden Powell
He’s kind, adventurous, loyal, brave and bashful.
Bentley Cooper
Happy go lucky everyguy, a bit mischievous.
Brayden Rodriguez
Tortured intellectual. A brilliant mouse stuck in a cage with insufferable incompetents; constantly running the wheel of strife.
Benjamin Wilson
Someone translate that please, I don't speak bing bing wahoo
Thomas Jones
this. he's the jack of all trades
Cooper Howard
He always seemed carefree and a bit reckless, but when things get serious he can fuck you up. Of course, when he's with Donald and Goofy they're both worse than him so Mickey ends up being reasonable by comparison.
Bentley Evans
true-psychopath mirror-man. smoothly shifts persona and mannerisms to maximize his advantage (usually just for maximum smoothness of social interaction, sometimes maximum ingratiation). questionably conscious at all, to be aware he's doing it.
Josiah Moore
ho ho
Logan Hernandez
Not being a heartless monster with homicidal tendencies was a unique trait back in those days.
Andrew Price
Please. Disney don't actually care about his image that much. The actual character of Mickey Mouse hasn't been relevant in probably 70 years. The whole "Mickey more recognizable than Jesus" is an image/logo thing, not a characterization thing. They're obviously not going to rubber-stamp him being some sadistic edgelord because the mere fact that they approved of that would say they are out-of-touch, but in general the global company doesn't give a shit how he's portrayed.
In pretty much all things that actually care to use the character, Mickey is naive, industrious, good-hearted, and a little bit of a prankster. Not because these are marketable, but because that's who the character is.
Evan Kelly
Walt Disney describes him as an actor, who can play whatever part he's needed for.
that makes sense. so I'm picturing like Tom Hanks or something
Cooper Bell
>industrious
But also lazy provided that it's relatable.
Jeremiah Jones
From "Walt Disney best comics–Mickey Mouse" (1978), the first page of text context it titled "Introduction by Floyd Gottfredson", and the introduction starts "Mickey Mouse is an actor."
Isaac Scott
every Disney thread is a Clarabelle thread
Jackson Clark
i kept reading
William Turner
that's strange, i thought there was a rule against depicting mickey eating cheese, bc stereotypes
Camden Jenkins
A somewhat cute cuckold for Minnie
William Jenkins
Jordan Long
there's a lot of comics where there's both the actual animal and a speaking character that is also that animal.
Ian Rivera
So he's literally the Yea Forums version of Mario.
Gabriel Rogers
No, Mario is the Yea Forums version of Mickey.
Ayden Turner
donald duck is the superior character
Ryder Richardson
>oh boy i'd love to meet Donald someday.
>we could do that "duck season, rabbit season" sketch
Alexander Perry
But it makes you boring
Asher Nelson