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Mortimer Mouseedit

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Mortimer Mouse
Background information
Feature films Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas, Mickey's Magical Christmas Snowed in at the House of Mouse, Mickey's House of Villains
Television programmes Mickey's Mouse Works, House of Mouse, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
Video games
Park attractions
Actor
Actress
Animators
Voice Maurice LaMarche
Performance model
Designer
Inspiration
Awards
Character information
Other names
Personality Overconfident, Deceitful, rude
Appearance
Occupation
Affiliations
Goal To win Minnie Mouse's heart
Home ToonTown
Allies
Enemies Mickey Mouse
Minions
Likes Minnie Mouse, Winning
Dislikes Mickey Mouse, Losing
Powers and abilities Skilled Prankster
Weapons
Fate
Quote "Ha-cha-cha!"


Mortimer Mouse is Mickey Mouse's rival and second arch enemy after Pete. Mortimer first appeared in the Mickey short Mickey's Rival and ever since he has been battling Mickey for Minnie's affections.

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[edit] History

According to legend, Mortimer Mouse was the name Walt Disney originally decided on for Mickey Mouse. However, his wife Lillian protested and convinced him to change it to Mickey instead.

[edit] Personality

Mortimer is very cocky and full of himself. He loves to torture people and will do anything to get around Minnie Mouse. In his first appearance Mortimer was portrayed as a prankster but later in the years he has become a real threat to Mickey and Minnie's relationship. Mortimer is also shown to be cool.

[edit] Appearances

[edit] Mickey's Rival

In Mortimer's first appearance Mortimer was driving by and notice Mickey and Minnie as they were having a picnic. Minnie is thrilled to see Mortimer once again and it was revealed Minnie dated Mortimer for a very short time (A Week) and she decided to leave him because he jokes to much. As soon as Mortimer walks up Mickey already knows he is bad news just as Mortimer does not like Mickey at all so he attempts to humiliate Mickey and when Mickey shows Minnie how upset he is Minnie states that he is just jealous. Mortimer then tries to impress Minnie by annoying a bull that is over a fence. The plan works until the bull finds a way out. Mortimer rushes and drives away in his car and leaves Mickey to rescue Minnie who eventually remembers why she left Mortimer in the first place. 

[edit] Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas

Mortimer makes an appearance in the direct-to-video film. Mortimer is portrayed as a snooty and annoying boss of the shopping store Mortimer. He is the boss of Minnie and is very civilized and Organized as opposed to other appearances.

[edit] Disney's House of Mouse

In the television series Disney's House of Mouse Mortimer gets a role as a main character. Mortimer appears many times as a guest and tries to trick Mickey or Minnie into breaking up. In the series pilot episode Mortimer appears but is seen flirting with Donald Duck's girlfriend Daisy Duck instead.

[edit] Mickey Mouse Works

In this series of Mickey and Friends Mortimer is once again a main character and main antagonist along with Pete. Mortimer is still competing with Mickey to win Minnie Mouse's heart. One of Mortimer's most villainous role was when he accused Mickey of robbing his house and Mickey was almost sent to jail.

[edit] Mickey Mouse Clubhouse

Mortimer's most recent appearance is in the CGI animated series Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. He has a non-speaking role in the episode Minnie's Birthday.

[edit] Other Appearances

[edit] Video Games

Mortimer has appeared in video games such as Magical Mirror Starring Mickey Mouse, Magical Things Starring Mickey Mouse, Mickey Mouse Bloopers, Hide and Sneak, Magical Quest Starring Mickey & Minnie and Disney Sports Soccer. Cameo appearance of Mortimer Mouse in Donald Duck: The Movie: Goin' Quackers. This is Mickey Mouse and Friends on Motion Picute with Your Host: Mortimer Mouse. Mortimer Mouse is in the segment from Mickey Mouse and Friends and the Cracking Contraptions. Mortimer is voiced by Maurice LaMarche

[edit] Comics

The first was created by Floyd Gottfredson for The Walt Disney Company. He was Minnie Mouse's ranch-owning cattleman uncle. He first appeared in the comic strip Mickey Mouse in Death Valley (1930). After that, he appeared in many Mickey Mouse comic strip adventures in the early 1930s. He is named after the original name Disney gave Mickey.