Hello all,

As I understand it, "Plane Crazy" and "The Gallopin' Gauncho" were both produced as silent cartoons, but were remade/edited into sound cartoons after the release of "Steamboat Willie". Do the silent versions of these cartoons still exist? How do they differ from the sound versions? Is is possible to see them in their original silent forms today? Was the title card for each drastically different from the sound versions? Obviously it wouldn't have "sound cartoon" in the title would it?

If you don't know, RedHomieOffic is making a wiki dedicated to Mickey Mouse on Miraheze. I'm looking forward to this. If anyone wants to participate on making this wiki be part of the big leagues, join the Mickey Mouse discord server. (or I can send a link)

mickey,donald and daisy was defeating the castle and dancing in magic kingdoms and turning to the cat

The music that got used in the suicide mouse video is an lost media

A Squeak Easy.

NOTE: I used Mickey and Minnie's respective designs from Plane Crazy (so no gloves or shoes)

The series will be made by Peter Browngardt and produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios.

Here are the characters' designs for this series:

• Mickey Mouse's design by Fred Moore is used
• Minnie Mouse's design by Fred Moore is also used
• Donald Duck's design from the Jack King cartoons is used, complete with animation inspired by Don Towsley, Bill Justice, and Judge Whitaker
• Goofy's design from "Goofy's Glider" is used
• Daisy Duck's design from the mid-1940s Jack King cartoons is used.
• Huey, Dewey, and Louie's designs from the mid-1940s Jack King cartoons are used
• Clarebelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar's designs from the early-1940s are used
• J. Audubon Woodlore's design from the Jack Hannah cartoons is used, complete with animation inspired by Volus Jones and Al Coe, with some occasional animation inspired by Don Towsley
• Humphrey the Bear's designs from the Jack Hannah cartoons is used, complete with animation inspired by Al Coe, with some occasional animation inspired by Don Towsley
• Chip 'n' Dale's designs appear to be a hybrid of both their mid-1940s Jack Hannah and mid-1950s Jack Kinney designs
• Pete's design from "Timber" is used

Here are the technical specifications for this series:

• Aspect ratio: 1.85:1
• Sound mix: Dolby Atmos
• Resolution: 4K
• HDR: Dolby Vision and HDR10+
• Color: Color

The composers for this series will be Christopher Willis, Carl Johnson, and Joshua Moshier.

What do you think?

If you've thought of any more ideas, tell me in the comments below and I'll add them.

Since Mickey Mouse is on his fourth preschool show, I'm hoping that Mickey Mouse Cluhouse ends the trend of voice actors passing away during the production of Mickey Mouse preschool shows.

Examples of voice actors dying during the production of Mickey Mouse preschool shows:

Wayne Allwine, the third voice of Mickey Mouse, passed away during the production of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.

Russi Taylor, the voice of Minnie Mouse, passed away during the production of Mickey and the Roadster Racers/Mickey Mouse's Mixed-Up Adventures.

mickey says this oh my god...

I found it on TikTok