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• Just why did this testify never have whatever cameos by Disney Telly Blitheness characters (excluding Pepper Ann in the first episode)? Did the staff have something against those characters? Was it the same kind of xenophobia exhibited by the guy who wrote Disney Dossiers (a book that also ignores the Idiot box Animation characters)? Or was the show written by people who didn't have access to the episodes of the other cartoons?
  • Most likely for two reasons-1. They couldn't get the rights to utilise said characters (Yeah, information technology is possible for i serial to not allow characters from another series to announced despite being owned past the same company (For a practiced example, diverse DC supervillains were no longer immune on Justice League due to said villains appearing on The Batman...both shows were owned by Warner Bros.)) and/or 2. They simply wanted to focus mainly on characters from classic Disney shorts and Disney animated films. And, fifty-fifty then, they only used a handful of characters despite the numerous Disney animated characters to choose from. Note how, for example, they use mainly Timon & Pumba for The Panthera leo King characters but rarely use Simba (despite beingness the main character of the moving picture), Scar, Nala, Zazu, or the Hyena Trio (Ed, Shenzi, and Banzai). It could be probable that including every single Disney graphic symbol would take too much time and price too much money for the animators at Disney to handle.
  • Disney licensing has something against mixing television and motion-picture show characters. Information technology's why Kingdom Hearts is the way it is.
  • Having to go back and along with changing the appearances of some sure, established characters from the feature films and featurettes, who'd later star in their t.v. serial (eastward.g. Chip & Dale, who'd after become a pair of the Rescue Rangers) to interact in one case again with characters who originated from the same serial in 1 episode so appear as their initial selves in the next may take been too complicated. Confusing for some viewers every bit well (if those who are new to the modifications of by characters from the full-length films and shorts aren't as familiar with them equally others are).
  • Plus, opening the floodgates to other media exterior the animated movies and classic quondam shorts would risk the danger of the "trendy" characters usurping the prove from the flick ones it's supposed to be focused on.
    • Non to mention it would have been astronomically expensive to get everyone (writers, voice actors, lawyers) involved. Tin you imagine if this bear witness was made today, with Disney having The Muppets, PIXAR, Marvel, Lucasfilm, 20th Century Play a joke on, Hulu, National Geographic, and possibly fifty-fifty Kingdom Hearts? As awesome as it would be to have everyone hanging out at the guild, it would take required a lot of logistical coordination from all parties to ensure the characters were depicted respectfully and accurately, the money to get their voice actors back (or soundalikes if they couldn't) would have cost more than than Disney would take been willing to pay, and it could have stolen a lot of valuable screen time from everyone else. Who would come up to see Mickey Mouse and Co. run the Business firm if Darth Vader was in the audience while coldly staring downwards Doctor Doom and Mr. Burns from across the alley?
• Since Jafar is nonetheless stuck as a genie here, how come up he didn't call up of having ane of the other villains wish him free of his lamp in Mickey'due south Business firm of Villains?
  • Typical villain incompetence or over-confidence (to put it more adequately). A villain (in this example Jafar) believes that he has won against the hero (IE: Mickey Mouse) and that no one can end him. Cue the hero saving the day, trapping (or possibly killing) the villain due to said villain overlooking some small-scale/major flaw in his programme that leads to his downfall.
    • Likewise, hindsight is 20/20...as the old maxim goes.
  • Alternately, Jafar doesn't trust the other villains enough. Call back the line "Just greedy dirty deeds are allowed !". What villain would exist generous enough to use a wish to gratuitous Jafar? Even totally heroic Aladdin had a dilemma about freeing the Genie! Jafar prefers to avoid mentioning that he'southward still a genie because at least i of the other villains could accept his lamp and brand wishes against him.
  • Besides, when Mickey had gotten the lamp, the other villains immediately ran away similar cowards.
• What bothered me most Firm Of Villains was that they listed Tick-Tock (the Crocodile from Peter Pan) as ane of the villains. Um, didn't the writers/producers/etc. of the show forget that Tick-Tock was a subversion of the Reptiles Are Abhorrent trope. He'southward pretty much Chaotic Neutral or Truthful Neutral (He's not evil, just hungry... which still makes him dangerous, but not for any downright "evil" reasons) and is Helm Hook'southward (the existent villain of the classic story) mortal enemy (Possibly even more so than Peter Pan himself).
  • Maybe he just going along with the villains because he was planning on chowing down on Claw when he to the lowest degree expected information technology at some point?
• I don't similar that, in this show, Huey, Dewey, and Louie were voiced by the same guy doing Donald's voice. Because of them sounding exactly like Donald, it tends to confuse me if I'thou looking the other way while the boys are talking. Granted, that's how it was done dorsum in the days of the Classic Disney Shorts, but by this time, Russi Taylor had done the trio's voices on DuckTales (1987) and was still doing them in the direct-to-video movies and video games, and her voice for them sounds different from Donald'due south. So why did she not reprise their voices on this bear witness? Heck, in the House segments, the boys even seem to have their Dishonest Pack designs, then why have them voiced by Dishonest Pack voice actors?
• Why does The Other Wiki always, ever refer to this bear witness past its full championship with the "Disney's" preface? Practically every drawing show Disney has made has "Disney'south" prefacing the title, but nosotros never refer to, say, DuckTales (1987) as Disney'south DuckTales (1987) in coincidental conversation. And even Disney seems to have this same conceit too. What makes House of Mouse whatever dissimilar when it comes to being referenced in conversation or manufactures?
  • Information technology'due south just how people say the title. I mean, a lot of people say Rocky Horror instead of The Rocky Horror Picture Show or Scooby-Doo instead of Scooby-Doo, Where Are Yous? (Or any of the numerous spinoffs).
  • Possibly for legal reasons, simply in case someone else tries to make a show by that same name. Make it clear Disney Owns This Trope.
• Why is there merely one grapheme from Tarzan (in this instance, it's Tantor) in this testify?
  • Because Tantor and the others from that movie were already appearing in the spin-off t.5. series, The Legend of Tarzan, which premiered the aforementioned yr as House of Mouse. Presumably, whose always idea it was to limit the number of characters from that pic to appear on this prove chose to practise information technology this way, considering of either having to commit and devote the Tarzan cast to that other Walt Disney Television Animation production only and intentionally or there might have been plans for the bandage to appear in both shows, merely somehow a viable plan just couldn't be reached.
  • It's the same for numerous other characters from other series. Kronk never showed up despite the evidence having Kuzco and Yzma, despite the fact he'south arguably the most popular grapheme and Disney had The Emperor's New School not too long after HOM popped up. They never brought Casey Jr. in from Dense despite his popularity (though it's pretty hard to justify getting a steam engine into a nightclub with no tracks), nor was in that location many appearances from other Ensemble Dark Horses like Ariel's sisters or the Bimbettes. Unfortunately, they had to pick and choose which characters they could use, and Tarzan, Kronk, Casey, Triton'southward kids, and Gaston'due south admirers got the curt end of the stick.
• Always notice that House of Mouse actually spoiled the ending of Atlantis: The Lost Empire? This is most noticeable with Kida'due south appearance and outfit for this show.
  • Actually, they were trying to brand her look more small, this is supposed to be a kid's testify, hence they made her habiliment a clothes and a tiara.
• At that place are several shorts created for this evidence but were unfortunately cut short later being finished. The nigh famous one of these is the one virtually Pluto existence left behind at Minnie'due south house while Mickey is on vacation, and thus prompting his conscience to threaten him into thinking that Minnie'due south out to get him. Why weren't any of those shorts aired in the first identify? Is information technology considering the aforementioned short's plot showed Pluto having a nightmare most Minnie burial him live and subsequently going to Hell?
• Since there isn't a Fridge section for this piece of Fridge Logic and Fridge Horror, could you imagine how much of a Mind Screw it must be for all these people of unlike worlds, cultures, periods, and moralities to get together under one roof? Theologically, nosotros could have Chernabog (the devil from Fantasia) asking the Greek gods (from Hercules) which i of them is his mortal enemy, the Christian God. Environmentally, we have various predators (Simba and Timon and Pumbaa from The King of beasts King) a mere dinner tabular array abroad from their prey (Bambi from Bambi and Jiminy Cricket from Pinocchio, respectively). When it comes to dining, we have Ariel (the eponymous Fiddling Mermaid) watching as other people lodge fish. Finally, how does a fight not pause out every night with and so many heroes and villains in the same room, particularly mortal enemies? Jafar, Maleficent, Queen Grimhilde, and Ursula are all in the aforementioned identify every bit Aladdin, Aurora, Snow White, and Ariel!
  • There's the whole Punch-Clock Villain concept—the villains are only truly evil when they're in their respective films, as they are just "acting". Only when they're "off the clock", they're more than restrained and just relaxing. And when they do something bad off-camera, it's normally out of "mischief" rather than "malice".
  • The show does take place in Toon Boondocks from Who Framed Roger Rabbit, then they accept leeway in that all parties involved are Blithe Actors off the clock when they aren't working in the films or the parks. Information technology would be as well confusing for all of them, especially given how much Disney has grown today if they tried mixing and matching everything. Can yous imagine if they had the mod Disney properties they bought? Like Simba asking Mufasa why Darth Vader sounds like him? Besides much of a headache for anyone.
• Is Mickey's odd appearance in "Timon and Pumbaa" a reference to old shorts, or is he simply Off-Model? There's but something non right about his mouth and unmoving eyes...
• A commercial for the special Snowed In at the Business firm of Mouse has Goofy worry about how they (Mickey, Donald, and him) will get abode to their friends and families. Don't all of their current family and close friends work at that place with them? Who are they missing?
  • At least in Donald's instance, Scrooge doesn't piece of work at the House of Mouse, and neither does Grandma Duck.
  • Also, the comic books take featured several other characters that don't work there, like Eega Beeva and others.
  • I also doubt Mickey wants to go home to spend fourth dimension with Mortimer Mouse, whom anybody in the guild hates.
• At the end of Firm of Crime, Mike the microphone says the Phantom Absorb has been creating havoc since 1947. What is the significance of this date? The newspaper serial that introduced the Absorb was published in 1939, then were the writers just mistaken, or is the date a reference to something else?
  • I recollect it's just a mistake. There is a somewhat important effect of the Blot's history that took identify in 1947, but it'southward something utterly obscure, that the writers had little mode of knowing before the Internet era: it's in 1947 that the Blot's debut appearance was translated in Italian for the showtime time ^note It's a bigger deal than you'd call back, every bit Italian republic is one of the countries that produce the greatest amount of Disney comics and was the first to re-introduce the Absorb as a recurring villain. Only actually, I think it was just a goof.
• In Inquire Von Drake, how on Earth did Monstro get inside the Firm? The door'south not all that wide, certainly not wide plenty for a whale to come in. (Besides, one could question what a not-anthropomorphic whale is doing in the House of Mouse anyhow — it'southward an animal, it can inappreciably enjoy watching the cartoons or something — but let's give it a costless pass on that).
  • How is this even a question? There are and then many obvious ways for Monstro to go far at that place.
    • The Genie, Jafar, Fairy Godmother, Blue Fairy, etc. just poofed him into the edifice (why I'm non sure; Genie is the one about probable to do something so seemingly random and counterproductive)
    • Someone but lifted a wall, toon-style
    • Mad Madam Mim, Merlin, the Fairy Godmother, etc turned Monstro into something smaller that enabled him to enter, and he regained his usual form later.
  • That, or maybe the club simply has some sort of side entrance for larger characters? Only we just don't encounter it? Perchance?
    • Possibly, but not anybody's inside the club (as far as nosotros've seen). Casey Inferior's not puffing effectually given the lack of tracks, simply it'southward established that a lack of traditional methods of motility is non a problem for all the characters. Monstro's got someone helping him squish inside and not have to worry about flopping effectually.
• In Not Besides Goofy, Un-Goofy easily out specific dishes to Snowfall White and the Seven Dwarfs. I understand most of them, only the but ones I don't become are: No seafood for Bashful and no complex carbohydrates for Dopey.
• Why does Pete desire to tear down the club? He's a landlord, and they're paying him coin to apply the infinite. Logically, the more money they make, the more he makes.
  • It'due south Pete. The guy's non exactly much for brains, and he only looks at his curt-term profits and how much they're making him. He wants more than in the long term, only the club'due south not giving him enough to make him happy.

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