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Daisy Duck is sometimes patient but also very impatient. Her boyfriend, Donald Duck is a hot tempered kind of character. These two spend loads of time together. Both have their differences, Donald always seems to get himself in trouble, while Daisy is laid back, but loves shopping and hanging with Minnie Mouse. They seem to bring out the best in each other, well usually. |
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| Goofy’s First appearance was in, Mickey’s Revue, in 1930. Beloved by all his friends, except Donald, he is fun, loving, and a bit clumsy. He is always getting himself into crazy situations. He may be a klutz but he easily bounces back. Goofy originally used to be called “Dippy Dawg”. |
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Both first appeared in Steamboat Willie, in 1928. These two have been together for a long time. Mickey started it all for Walt Disney when he was the star of Disney’s earliest cartoons. Minnie was Mickey’s best gal’, and though she is shy, she is not scared of beating up a few guys that pick on Mickey. One thing you may not know, Minnie and Mickey share the same birthday, November 18, the same day the first cartoon in which they starred in. |
| This big eared elephant first starred in his own movie, Dumbo, in 1941. When Dumbo was delivered, t Mrs. Jumbo, he seems perfectly normal, until he sneezes and reveals his giant ears. When a boy mocked Dumbo for his ears his mother defends him but is then put into jail. Soon Dumbo finds friend, Timothy Mouse, who helps Dumbo gain back his confidence. The ears seem to bring an audience when they help him fly! This brings him fame and fortune, and he is reunited with his beloved mother. |
 
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These clown fish appeared in Disney’s Finding Nemo, in 2003. Nemo is captured by a scuba diver when he disobeys his father. Marlin, Nemo’s father, finds the courage to find his only son. He battles sharks, jellyfish, and the whole open sea. Without his short-term memory loss friend, Dory, he wouldn’t be able to go through this alone. When they Marlin and Nemo find each other, Nemo was never more proud of his father. | |
| Winnie the Pooh was a big hit in Disney’s Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree, in 1966. He has been a big audience favorite to young minds. This plump belly bear loves honey and is always in search for some. Pooh lives in the Hundred Acre Woods, with all his friends. Everyone there seems to love him, though he can be a bother to some as well. You’ll usually find his getting himself into mishap, but his friends are there for him |
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These two monsters first appeared in Disney/ Pixar’s, Monsters Inc., in 2001. They both live in Monstropolis. Mike is in love with his co-worker, Celia, and also is Sulley’s scaring assistant and best friend. When a human enters the monster world, everything changes for them. Her name is “Boo”, or that’s what Sulley calls her, and this little girl causes them more trouble then you could imagine. In the end they find that laughter collects more energy for their business they scaring could. |
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This fawn’s first appearance was in Bambi, of 1942. When Bambi was born the forest comes alive with their excitement. Bambi is the young prince. His father, the great buck, is the Great Prince of the forest. Bambi’s mother along with his father, teach him everything about the woods. They teach him how to follow in his father’s footsteps as leader of the forest. |
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These creatures star in the movie, The Fox and the Hound, in 1981. When Copper is just a puppy, he meets a young fax named Todd. The two become very good friends. Copper is then trained to be a hunting dog. When the two see each other again they now become enemies. Copper is faced between how he will treat his old pal. AS a good friend, Copper stays true to their old friendship and defends for Todd. In the end, Todd “repays” Copper by saving his own life from a bear, and they remain friends for a long time. |
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