Elephant Giddy Background information Feature films Dumbo Television programs Video games Park attractions Portrayed by Portrayed by Noreen Gammill Animators Voice Performance model Designer Inspiration Honors and awards Character information Full name Other names Personality Giggly, lively, happy Appearance Slender elephant, blue eyes, blue headwear Birthday Occupation One of Elephant Matriarch's elephants Affiliations Neutral later Good Goal Home Relatives Pets Allies Elephant Matriarch, Prissy, Catty, Mrs. Jumbo, Dumbo (sometimes) Minions Enemies Likes Dislikes Mice (particulary Timothy Mouse) Powers and abilities Weapons Trunk Fate Gets peanuts sprayed all over her by Dumbo and reforms. Quote "Those what? Oh, ears! Hee hee hee. These! Aren't they funny?"

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Elephant Giddy is a character from the 1941 Disney film, Dumbo. Giddy is one of the elephants closely linked to the Elephant Matriarch. She is voiced by Noreen Gammill.

Personality

Giddy is very talkative and relatively the nicest amongst the other female elephants towards Dumbo at first when his ears were exposed. But like all the other elephants, she still teased Dumbo for his ears. Despite her talkative ways, she has the fewest lines of all the elephants.

Dumbo

Giddy is seen a little while after the movie's beginning, inside one of the circus train cars with the other elephants, plus the Matriarch. She also is one of the first to laugh at Dumbo after he is given his name for his ears. With her trunk, she is seen touching and fooling with his ears until Mrs. Jumbo slaps her trunk to let go. While she does not do much, she always is apart of the central gossip between the Matriarch and the other central female elephants.

Giddy is apart of the "Pyramid of Pachyderms" act as she is the last elephant, balanced percariously atop the pyramid. During the end of the act, when Dumbo tripped and knocked over the pyramid, she struggles to maintain her balance, landing on top of the two elephants below her twice. She is injured greatly when the pyramid collapses as the train leaves. She is seen again towards the end as Dumbo sprays her and the other elephants with peanuts. She is also apart of the final version of "When I See an Elephant Fly", sung by the main female elephants.

Gallery

Boarding the train

Giddy and the other elephants

Giddy and the other elephants denying being either the one expected to have a baby

Giddy and the other elephants following Mr. Stork's "Happy Birthday" singing

Giddy and the other elephants upset when Mr. Stork stops since he doesnt know the name of the delivered baby

Giddy and the other elephants finding Dumbo cute

Giddy and the other elephants cooing Dumbo

Giddy and the other elephants shocked at the 1st sight of Dumbo's big ears

Pulling on Dumbo's ears

Getting slapped by Mrs. Jumbo

Giddy and the other elephants laughing at Catty's idea of renaming Mrs. Jumbo's son, Dumbo

Trying to avoid Timothy

Getting ready with the other elephants for the pyramid act

Trying to balance at the top of the pyramid

Sprayed with peanuts

Seen in the reprise of "When I See an Elephant Fly"

Giddy and the other elephants in House of Mouse

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Trivia

• The animation of Giddy and the other Gossipy elephants getting spooked by Timothy Q. Mouse was recycled for use in Goliath II for the scene with the elephant herd getting spooked by a mouse.

Dumbo

Media: Dumbo | Mickey Mouse Club | Dumbo's Circus | Who Framed Roger Rabbit | House of Mouse Characters: Dumbo | Timothy Mouse | Mrs. Jumbo | Ringmaster | Mr. Stork | Elephant Matriarch | Prissy | Catty | Giddy | Smitty the Bully | Casey, Jr. | Pink Elephants | Jim Crow and his brothers Songs: Look Out for Mr. Stork | Casey Junior | Roustabouts | Baby Mine | Hit the Big Boss | Pink Elephants on Parade | When I See an Elephant Fly