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In the end, though, they realize their love is enough and they enjoy Christmas together. Minnie and Mickey as depicted in the Paul Rudish series of shorts (2013). Minnie as the proprietor of Minnie's Bow-tique in Minnie's Bow-Toons (2011), her first standalone television series. In 1998, Minnie appeared in the final segment of Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas, her first major role in a full-length feature film.
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She was notably the central character of several specials, including Minnie's Bow-Tique, The Wizard of Dizz, Pop Star Minnie! The next film featuring the couple was The Gallopin' Gaucho on August 2, 1928, in which Minnie was employed as the barmaid and dancer of Cantina Argentina in the pampas of Argentina. She performs the tango for Mickey (the gaucho), but is soon kidnapped by Black Pete. Mickey obliges in saving the "damsel in distress" from the villain with the aid of his drunken ostrich. Minnie's design in The Gallopin' Gaucho more closely resembles her appearance in the title card, now sporting a bra and high-heeled shoes.
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Various languages saying Merry Christmas appear on the television as Mickey announces one last cartoon before a carol. In the Kingdom Hearts series, Minnie is the queen of Disney Castle, a world of classic Disney characters with Mickey as its king. This is notably the only official continuity in which Mickey and Minnie are depicted as married rather than dating.
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In the following decades, Minnie would make occasional appearances on Walt Disney's television series and at the Disneyland theme park (and later Walt Disney World) as a mascot alongside Mickey. Minnie was revitalized with the premiere of the 1988 television special Totally Minnie, her first starring role. Since then, she has endured as one of Disney's most popular and significant characters. Typically partnered with her best friend, Daisy Duck, Minnie has headlined her own cartoons, such as in Mickey Mouse Works, Minnie's Bow-Toons, and Electric Holiday. Paul Rudish's series of shorts developed Minnie's comedic potential by highlighting her impulsivity and spunk while maintaining the character's endearing demeanor.
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After a successful Christmas Eve show, Mickey wishes the guests a safe trip home. However, Goofy points out that they and the guests cannot leave the House of Mouse as a snowstorm has blocked up all the exits. The guests are worried, but Mickey decides to hold a free-of-charge Christmas party for them until the storm lets up.
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Minnie made her debut alongside Mickey in the silent cartoon short Plane Crazy, which was screened to test audiences on May 15, 1928. The cartoon sees Minnie and Mickey take flight on the latter's makeshift aircraft. In during which, Mickey repeatedly tries to romance Minnie, but she refuses these advances. In Plane Crazy, Minnie's design is identical to her early sketches; she is depicted as a small, shirtless mouse with large coquettish eyes, pronounced eyelashes, a white mask, a ruffled skirt revealing her patched knickers, but no gloves or shoes. The opening title card for the cartoon depicts Minnie in greater detail; she wears a polka-dotted dress, high-heeled pumps, a bra across her chest, and a flower cap.
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Minnie appears as a meet-and-greet character in the game near the entrance to Frontierland on Main Street USA and in front of her house in Mickey's Toontown. She and Daisy are given the task of decorating and organizing Toontown City Hall for the upcoming mayor election. One of the tasks that she gives to the player involves finding flowers for her decorations. Minnie also takes part in the Mickey's Soundsational Parade mini-game, dancing on Mickey's float. In the series finale of At Home With Olaf, a short clip of On Ice featuring Minnie and Mickey appears during a montage of heartwarming moments from Disney films playing in Olaf's song "I Am with You". In January 2020, Disney launched Positively Minnie, a web series centered on Minnie's daily life, using recycled art and animation from Paul Rudish's Mickey Mouse shorts.
Upset that everything he tried did not lift Donald's Christmas spirit, Mickey heads to the roof, where he tells Jiminy Cricket that all he wanted was for his friend to be happy and enjoy Christmas; Jiminy advises him to wish upon a star. Mickey returns to Donald, whom he offers the honor of putting the star on the tree. The star magically begins redecorating the club, turning the wreaths golden and giving the Magic Mirror a Santa hat, while turning Sorcerer Yen Sid's sorcerer's hat into a Santa hat and turning Jafar's staff into a candy cane.
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The following Alice Comedies series proved to be a success, counting a total of 57 shorts in its filmography and introducing the character of Peg Leg Pete, who would go on to be Mickey Mouse’s arch-nemesis. Like many of Mickey's classic shorts of the 1920s and 1930s, Minnie proves to be the driving force of some of Mickey's wacky adventures. She is the only character to star in her own shorts without even the presence or mention of Mickey. The song "Minnie's Yoo Hoo" serves as Minnie's theme throughout the series, and more specifically in her standalone episodes.
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She is often annoyed by Clarabelle's gossip, Daisy's wackiness, and Mickey's mischief. Minnie is often responsible for saving the club in times of crises using her cool and rational personality to calm things down. In this film, Princess Minnie wants nothing more than to find her true love in life, however, she must put this dream on hold after she escapes a murder plot by the Beagle Boys. She demands that her captain of the musketeers Pete, find her bodyguards. Unknowing to Minnie, Pete is the mastermind behind the murder plot and desires to rule France as king.
The star then starts working its magic on the House, turning all the wreaths they have around the club gold and adding more golden wreaths throughout (even giving the Magic Mirror Spirit in the lobby a hat). They show their last cartoon for the night, Mickey's Christmas Carol, and soon afterward, everyone, even the villains, gathers on the stage to sing the closing song, "The Best Christmas of All". Mickey then wishes the viewers "Merry Christmas" and Tinker Bell ends the film. Minnie also appears in the children's television series, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Like other appearances, Minnie enjoys cooking, gardening, singing, and dancing.
They all enter the house to sing a carol and celebrate their special Christmas. In 1988, Minnie was given her first starring role in the television special, Totally Minnie. This also marked the debut of Russi Taylor, who would go on to voice Minnie for over three decades.
Her first spoken words, "Yoo-hoo!", have become a signature catchphrase synonymous with the character. Minnie appears in the Mickey Mouse-themed shorts, designed in a Chibi art style. Her first major role is in the short "Bad Breath", which sees Mickey trying to share a kiss with her under the mistletoe. She later has a starring role in the short "Gingerbread Brat", in which she and Daisy accidentally create a sentient gingerbread man who refuses to be eaten as part of their holiday snacks.
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