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#MICKEY DONALD GOOFY THE THREE MUSKETEERS MOVIE#

Divide and Conquer: With the trio proving more effective than Pete anticipated, he has his men opt for this.Distressed Damsel: Minnie and Daisy both get kidnapped by the Beagle Boys working for Captain Pete, and it's up to the Musketeers to save them.Disaster Dominoes: Between Mickey's short height, Goofy's stupidity and Donald's cowardice, they manage to screw up cleaning so badly Pete's bathtub falls several stories while he was in it, and they weren't even on the same floor.Cue the Flying Pigs: At his low moment, Donald declares he'll be a musketeer if cows fall from the sky.Creepy Crossdresser: Pete has his smallest henchman pose as Minnie in order to fake a succession ceremony.Cowardly Lion: In contrast to most depictions of him, Donald is portrayed as a Lovable Coward who needs to overcome his cowardice in order to become a musketeer.

Covered in Kisses: Daisy Duck does this to Donald at the end of the film.They even autographed Mickey's hat, which has the correct number of four signatures. Continuity Cameo: The Musketeers from the book save Mickey, Donald and Goofy when the latter were children.It instead reveals his familiar red shorts. Comedic Underwear Exposure: Subverted when one of the villain's lackeys rips Mickey's clothes to shreds.Chekhov's Gun: The Disaster Dominoes sequence.Changed My Mind, Kid: Donald stops being a coward and goes to help Goofy save Mickey after hearing the Troubadour berate him.Donald is also shown wearing his trademark sailor suit under his uniform when he decides to quit being a musketeer. Cue Mickey making his well-known stock pose before cut to the next frame. Call-Back: During the first fight with the Beagle Boys, one of them slice through Mickey's musketeer uniform, revealing his trademark outfit underneath.Breaking the Fourth Wall: The Troubadour does it repeatedly, and Pete does it briefly.Bond Villain Stupidity: Instead of killing Mickey, Pete locks him up in a dungeon that will be flooded with water and leaves, allowing Goofy and Donald to come and rescue him.Beta Couple: Donald and Daisy, with Goofy and Clarabelle forming a Gamma Couple.

#MICKEY DONALD GOOFY THE THREE MUSKETEERS MOVIE#

Baleful Polymorph: Donald, despite already being a bird, turns into a literal chicken a few times during the movie to illustrate that he is a coward.

Donald, when he's had enough of the Troubadour Turtle berating him in song.

"French words make me mad!" said by a Beagle Boy.

Pete: "That little ditty's startin' to grow on me!"

At the Opera Tonight: Cut to the poster and cue the fanfare!.

At Arm's Length: The Beagle Boys to Mickey, due to how short he is.

Aside Glance: Pete after the second mention of the Opera followed by the fanfare.

Anything but That!: When Clarabelle threatens the Beagle Boys with "La Pit" they say "Anything but La Pit!" Averted when the pit turns out to be no more than three feet deep.

Angrish: As the Troubadour calls out Donald for being a coward, he goes into his trademark unintelligible angry rant.

In a more straight example, the opera performed in the climax is Gilbert and Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance, which didn't debut until 1879.

Anachronism Stew: The film's general aesthetic suggests an 18th century French setting, pre-revolution, though it also features indoor plumbing, landline telephones, electric lights and even modern day fast food, all of which adds to the wacky absurdity.

No, not even the Princess and her handmaid.

Amusing Injuries: The film is essentially a Zany Cartoon, so neither the villains nor the heroes are safe from suffering these.

Adaptational Villainy: Clarabelle Cow, normally being one of the protagonists among Mickey and his friends has a more villainous role in this movie as she is Pete's henchwoman and works with him to sabotage the musketeers' plan to become true musketeers and overthrow Princess Minnie.

Bizarrely, it seems to be a sort-of sequel to the original Three Musketeers, as the four Musketeers show up at the beginning to inspire Mickey.

Admitted by the movie, especially in the commentary provided by Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Pete in the fixing-the-plumbing scene.

This movie contains the following tropes.