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Mister Bighead
2014-12-17T13:43:38Z
I decided to revive the discussion on the new Mickey Mouse shorts on these new forums. The original discussion can be found here:

http://www.intanibase.co...x.php?topic=1312.0  

The most recent short, "Clogged" can now be seen on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFCluYEf7oI 

It's a fun short. I liked what they did with Minnie Mouse. Also, the short doesn't include a lot of violent or gross humor. [minnie]
Blob55
2014-12-17T15:41:59Z
Not available in my country.
Mister Bighead
2014-12-17T22:07:18Z
Originally Posted by: Blob55 

Not available in my country.



Try looking for the short on your country's equivalent to a Disney YouTube channel or Disney website.

Here's an alternate link on Disney's website: http://video.disney.com/watch/disneychannel-clogged-509d60a7d12e30a1b80b5386 
Looney Tunes Fan
2014-12-17T23:08:48Z
Originally Posted by: Blob55 

Not available in my country.



A thing I can recommend is a Chrome extension called Hola Better Internet. Just set it to the U.S. and it *should* work (I can't guarantee it, it's a hit or miss).
Mister Bighead
2015-01-10T20:14:04Z
The newest short, Goofy's First Love, is now on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkbw0kvtYt4 

Disclaimer: This video may not be viewable for those who live outside of the United States.

This short was funny, but some of it was a bit weird. (For example, why would Goofy be wearing make-up in order to impress a girl?) However, I did like the appearance of [scrooge].
CyberFox
2015-01-11T06:12:27Z
Patterns of "Disney Mickey Mouse"
- Episodes that need subtitles because people don't speak french, Portuguese, etc.
- Episodes that's primarily a chain of cockblocks for Mickey
- Episodes with scenes that are Rule 34 fodder let alone kid friendly
- Episodes which is Schadenfreude towards Donald, Goofy or Mickey

(based on experience from "Disney Mickey Mouse: Season 1" DVD)
Mister Bighead
2015-01-11T14:14:11Z
Originally Posted by: CyberFox 

Patterns of "Disney Mickey Mouse"
- Episodes that need subtitles because people don't speak french, Portuguese, etc.
- Episodes that's primarily a chain of cockblocks for Mickey
- Episodes with scenes that are Rule 34 fodder let alone kid friendly
- Episodes which is Schadenfreude towards Donald, Goofy or Mickey

(based on experience from "Disney Mickey Mouse: Season 1" DVD)



I think the characters speaking foreign languages is supposed to add to the atmosphere of the short's specific setting. The creators are most likely treating these cartoons as "silent" cartoons to those who don't understand that certain language.

As for the other shorts, they're definitely going for less of the Disney humor and more for Looney Tunes and Tex Avery humor. The style of writing is similar to SpongeBob's.

LuckyToon
2015-01-11T17:08:53Z
Originally Posted by: Mister Bighead 

As for the other shorts, they're definitely going for less of the Disney humor and more for Looney Tunes and Tex Avery humor. The style of writing is similar to SpongeBob's.


That's what I want to use in the animation industry, use Looney Tunes and Tex Avery humor for animated TV shows. Since I'm a Tex Avery fan (mainly his works at MGM).

Similar writing from SpongeBob? Maybe it's similar writing to the first 3 seasons.
Mister Bighead
2015-01-11T18:02:35Z
Originally Posted by: LuckyToon 


Similar writing from SpongeBob? Maybe it's similar writing to the first 3 seasons.



That's what I meant. Aaron Springer, former SpongeBob writer, is part of the crew for the new Mickey Mouse cartoons.

Toonatic
2015-01-18T01:11:43Z
The newest Minnie Mouse short Doggone Biscuits (directed, storyboarded, and co-written by Eddie Trigueros):
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