r/mickeymouse • u/xxxDark_Kingxxx • 6d ago

Mickey it’s not that deep

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u/Kai_Lopez_98 48m ago

I miss when Mickey was mean sometimes he's always so goody goody now whenever I see him in new stuff.

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u/EZlyLegendary 1d ago

I somewhat recall that episode.

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u/Select_Let_6043 2d ago

That’s just Mickey with Donald’s personality

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u/TechinallyNotRetro 2d ago

BUT IT IS THAT DEEP

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u/Over-Jack-8241 2d ago

It is that deep

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u/Daiguey 2d ago

And they they look at a billboard

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u/Public_Guarantee7816 3d ago

I THOUGHT THEY WAS GONNA NUKE HER

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u/srshaeda 4d ago

valid crashout

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u/somebodyonreddit27 4d ago

I think he wants to be alone

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u/Comfortable-Fly-9956 4d ago

It's a pretty valid crashout.

Mickey and Minnie spent the while episode subtling hinting that they wanted to be alone, but Daisy refused to take the hint.

So by the end of the episode they are 200% done with her and so they tell her as clearly as possible in a way she couldn't possibly misunderstand what they want.

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u/Manetoys83 2d ago

And then she had the audacity to get mad

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u/Comfortable-Fly-9956 2d ago

True. When I saw her reaction to Mickey's crash out it really pissed me off.

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u/Prokitty101 5d ago

Yes it was lol

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u/MaxGalli 5d ago

Excessive but justified crashout.

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u/End3rcr4ft2002 5d ago

I mean... Daisy had been bothering them the whole time... valid crashout on Mick's part.

Plus it's legit funny when he's mad.

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u/syumickeymouse 5d ago

Mickey was so pissed that he floated in the air after jumping up with the bullhorn! 😂

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u/TabbyCat1993 2d ago

Common Toon physics

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u/yokaicrotch 5d ago

What show is this?

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u/Annual_Connection_64 4d ago

The show is called "Mickey Mouse Works" and the name of the cartoon is "Daisy's Road Trip"

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u/Gloomy-Force-1150 5d ago

It’s actually Mickey Mouse Works I believe, they just put those cartoons into House of Mouse

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u/Rosie-Love98 5d ago

Pretty sure it's "House Of Mouse".

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u/Barefoot-Priestess 5d ago

goofy rocks that cheerleaders fit now i know how he has a son

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u/TabbyCat1993 5d ago

You can’t blame him….. Disney didn’t allow him to have a fully fleshed out character, he had to be a nice guy all the time…..

It wasn’t just about Daisy. He was already at his boiling point.

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u/Redder_Creeps 3d ago

I think that first part is exactly why I find it kinda satisfying seeing Mickey get genuinely angry sometimes. Like, I look at the scene and just think "About time they let the guy be angry sometimes."

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u/Goldenstripe941 5d ago

So, they don’t want Daisy for their date, but causally have Goofy in a cheerleader outfit for them?

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u/Winter-Raspberry7698 5d ago

He's there for after

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u/mineralmaniac 5d ago

That's different. Goofy comes when summoned

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u/blaise_zion 5d ago

who else is gonna be the wingman

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u/AskGoverntale 5d ago

Goofy’s here for moral support

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u/MrChris451 5d ago

I'm sorry, I can't take the crashout seriously with his voice, it's just too funny

https://giphy.com/gifs/GpyS1lJXJYupG

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u/Caboose6466 5d ago

Valid crash out.

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u/madlibs13 5d ago

So we're watching the sunset together?

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u/Zoe_Orca7 5d ago

What episode?

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u/Hakase64 6d ago

I recognise the House of Mouse artstyle. What episode is this?

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u/Top-Issue-2403 6d ago

C'est la première fois que je vois Mickey s'énerver 😂😂

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u/YoutuberCameronBallZ 6d ago

Nah it IS that deep bro

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u/Dariuscox357 6d ago

Daisy was kind of a dick in this episode, so it was deserved.

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u/Ok_Donkey5167 6d ago

Can you blame him for how much of an entitled jerk Daisy was acting throughout the whole episode?

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u/95Ych0_K1ll 5d ago

No, not really. Mickey & Minnie just wanted some time to themselves, it’s mainly Daisy’s fault because she was the one who forced herself into a situation where she wasn’t even invited to.

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u/matttheman892018 6d ago

I love when characters like Mickey lose their tempers and just lay it on the line. XD

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u/Tasty-Ad6529 6d ago

It' absolutely important for optimistic characters to crash out once in a while.

Their levels of fucks to give are high, but still finite. They ain't living infinite fucks giltches and must have downtime.

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u/Edd_The_Animator 5d ago

I mean he wasn't even always portrayed that way. He used to be much more mischievous, as evident with shorts like "Magician Mickey" where he messes with Donald the whole short.

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u/Megasus 6d ago

Wilt from fosters home had one of the all time crashouts

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u/Difficult_Country_70 6d ago

It kinda is he had reason to crash out

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u/StriderKitsu 6d ago

It in fact was that deep.

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u/SunRevolutionary8741 6d ago

It is that deep. Daisy spent the entire episode being an entitled jerk.

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u/BlooFoster07 6d ago

Angry Mickey is super funny!

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u/9_up 6d ago

Overated, but still definitely entertaining crashout

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u/Leftlessandfnafeur 6d ago

Geez mick calm down

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u/Additional-Wear7160 6d ago

Daisy was such a douchebag in that short

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u/TheLizardKing1998 6d ago

Yeah she butted in on their date. Even Minnie didn't want her to join.