These three kittens, named Fluffy, Muffy, and Tuffy, appear in the Silly Symphony Three Orphan Kittens, and later again in its sequel, More Kittens.
Appearances[]
Three Orphan Kittens []
In the first film, they were locked into a bag and abandoned in the middle of winter. They enter a nearby house through an open basement window, and get up to mischief. The nurse catches them, and as she is about to toss them out in the cold, a little girl (who lives in the house) stops her and adopts the three kittens. In spring, they still get up to mischief, this time in the garden.
More Kittens[]
In the second film, the three kittens once again get into trouble, tormented by a turtle and a bluebird. This time, they find a friend and protector in Toliver the St. Bernard.
Trivia[]
- They possess traits similar to other cats in Disney films.
- They are like Duchess, Marie, Berlioz, and Toulouse because they were abandoned without scruple.
- Dinah, because, like her, they are ordinary cats.
- Si and Am, because they cause trouble in a house which is not theirs (however, they do it because they are curious, while the Siamese are vicious).
- Oliver, because they entered a house which is not theirs to be adopted by a little girl.
- MGM's Tom and Jerry cartoons also featured a triplet of kittens that bear nearly identical color schemes of the three kittens. Coincidentally, one of the cartoon shorts of the series listed the kittens' names as: Fluff, Muff, and Puff.
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