Answer: Mouseton
Mickey's hometown has changed several times over the years. In 1932 it was called Silo Center in a comic story. Other stories simply called it Hometown. It was also called Topolina from the Italian for 'little mouse'. However, in 1990, Disney launched a new comic called "Mickey Mouse Adventures" and they wanted a new name for his home town. The preferred option was "Mouseville" but Mighty Mouse, another non-Disney animated character already used it so they used the name "Mouseton" instead. A second publisher used the name "Duckburg" as the home of Donald Duck between 1993-99. Since 2003, the name "Mouseton" has been used consistently.
From Quiz: Mickey and His Friends
Answer: Huey, Dewey and Louie
They were created in 1937 and were often the cause of Donald losing his well known temper. The name of their father is strangely not known.
From Quiz: Donald Duck and his Family
Answer: Cinderella and Aurora
Charles Perrault was a French writer who lived from 1628 to 1703. He published "Stories or Fairy Tales from Past Times with Morals" in 1697, which included "The Sleeping Beauty" and "Cinderella".
The Brothers Grimm later wrote their own versions of the two stories.
Cinderella is from "Cinderella" (1950), and Aurora is from "Sleeping Beauty" (1959).
From Quiz: Disney Princess Connections
Answer: Ariel and Belle
Of the ones listed in the answer choices, Ariel (from "The Little Mermaid") and Belle (from "Beauty and the Beast") are the only Official Disney Princesses who don't have black or blonde hair. Ariel has red hair; Belle has brown hair. Aurora (from "Sleeping Beauty") and Cinderella (from "Cinderella") have blonde, while Mulan (from "Mulan"), Pocahontas (from "Pocahontas"), Snow White (from "Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs"), and Tiana (from "The Princess and the Frog") all have black.
Jasmine (from "Aladdin") also has black hair. Merida (from "Brave") is another Official Disney Princess who has red hair. Rapunzel (from "Tangled") is interesting; she gained magical power from the sun to have her hair change to a bright, light blonde, which she had for most of the film.
According to the Disney Wiki Cinderella article, her hair color has changed throughout the years. In the (1950) film, it was "burnt orange." However, she is shown as a golden blonde in the franchise. This has led to fans debating over what her real hair color really should be. The most common assumption is that she is, or should be, a strawberry-blonde.
Personally, I think that golden blonde, strawberry-blonde, and red hair are ALL pretty AND princess-like. But I do want to point out that strawberry-blonde is indeed a shade of blonde hair, which is different from burnt orange, which is indeed a shade of red hair.
Frankly, this "burnt orange" with Cinderella stuff is new to me. When I was much younger, my mom and I watched "Cinderella" a lot, and I always thought that her hair looked blonde. I never thought that she perhaps was supposed to be a redhead. When I got a little older, I did begin to think that Cinderella's hair was a tad bit different and/or darker than Sleeping Beauty's hair (my favorite princess and another movie I watched a lot). It is my opinion, therefore, that Cinderella could be strawberry-blonde, but I wouldn't go so far as to to call her a "ginger" or a "burnt orange."
IF Cinderella is strawberry-blonde, she is definitely still a blonde; just in case anybody was wondering whether or not somebody who doesn't have stereotypical blonde hair should still be considered a blonde. She just has a different shade of blonde than Aurora does. After all, there are many types of blond/blonde hair, including types that look almost brown! One example of a dark blonde/brownish-blonde is "dark ash blonde."
From Quiz: Official Disney Princess Trivia
Answer: She doesn't have a name except for "The Little Mermaid"
Not everybody realizes this fact, but the Disney version of "The Little Mermaid" (a red-haired female by the name of Ariel) was actually based on "The Little Mermaid," a fairytale written by Hans Christian *Andersen in 1836. (Ariel's story wasn't published until 1989!) Andersen was the first to create "The Little Mermaid," but throughout the years, his story has inspired many versions, including film and Broadway ones.
The original story is quite different than the Disney version. In the original, she isn't even given a real name, nor does he give her a specific hair color. Ariel's age is 16, while the little mermaid's age is 15. While both versions say that her mother is no longer living, Andersen's had a grandmother as a main character, while Ariel's grandmother is not mentioned. The original is also a very sad tale; it includes unrequited love and other unhappy situations. However, there ARE similarities between "The Little Mermaid" and Ariel. Andersen's WAS very pretty and had long hair (again, we don't know what color it was supposed to be), she DID have a beautiful singing voice that she sold to a sea witch, and she DID want to be a human girl because she fell in love with a human prince.
Marina was actually a name given to a different version of Andersen's mermaid, a blonde-haired version from a Japanese film released in 1975.
Aquafina is the name for a brand of bottled water, and Sarafina is the name of Nala's mother in the Disney movie, "The Lion King."
*Edit: Changed from Anderson to Andersen throughout, because I realized that I was spelling his name wrong...silly me! =p
From Quiz: Who Inspired this Girl?
Answer: Hades
Hades is the god of the underworld in the movie "Hercules". His brother is Zeus, who rules on Mt. Olympus over all of the Gods and the mortal world. Hades orchestrates for Hercules, the son of Zeus, to be killed, but he is only turned mortal. He retains his God-like strength and eventually defeats his uncle.
From Quiz: Heroes and Villains of Disney Movies
Answer: Quackmore Duck
Quackmore and wife, Hortense, have never appeared on screen and we owe knowledge of them to the Disney "Duck Man", illustrator Carl Barks, and the family tree that he compiled with Mark Worden. Hortense is the youngest sister of Scrooge McDuck. Donald is, in fact, a twin whose twin sister, Della (originally Dumbella), is the mother of Huey, Dewey and Louie.
From Quiz: So Who's Your Daddy?
Answer: Bernard - "The Rescuers"
Bernard from "The Rescuers" has triskaidekaphobia, which is a fear of the number 13. It is increasingly evident that he has this fear as in the movie, he is concerned when he finds that there are 13 steps on the ladder he climbs, and when the flight he and Bianca are scheduled to board is Flight 13. Also, as he is boarding Flight 13, he notices that there are 13 steps on the ramp. At this, Bianca suggests that he jump the last one, so he does.
Basil of Baker Street, in "The Great Mouse Detective", has many quirks, but triskaidekaphobia is not one of them.
Ariel from "The Little Mermaid" doesn't seem to have any fears at all. She does what she wants, when she wants, despite her father's orders.
Gurgi from "The Black Cauldron" is, for much of the movie, a coward, but he never specifically expresses fear of the number 13.
From Quiz: Disney's Animated Fears
Answer: Ursula
Ursula, the sea witch, gives Ariel sea legs in exchange for her voice. Once Ariel is on land, Ursula goes back on her word and takes human form to try and steal Prince Eric away! Ursula is a sneaky one!
From Quiz: Disney Villains- Who am I?
Answer: Aladdin
Abu is Aladdin's pet monkey who gets very jealous of Princess Jasmine. Aladdin meets Princess Jasmine when she is undercover out of the kingdom. "Aladdin" was released in 1992. This movie is set in Arabia and has singing, the usual romance and a very surreal plot.
From Quiz: Disney Movie Characters
Answer: Pinto Colvig, the voice of Goofy
Goofy, who was originally created as a dog, has the same voice as Pluto, Mickey's pet dog. They are drawn very similarly, but that has nothing to do with why Colvig did the voice for both of them. He was just a good voice actor.
From Quiz: Living in Mickey's Shadow, Other Characters
Answer: Mickey's Review
In 1932, Goofy made his first appearance as an audience member. His unique laugh is what attracted people to him and eventually got him a starring role.
From Quiz: Living in Mickey's Shadow, Goofy
Answer: A sailor suit
Well, most of one anyways. Donald's classic outfit is a sailor hat and shirt with no pants (probably to show his tail which he often uses as an extra arm) Ironically, he never feels shamed or covers up until somebody removes his shirt. Side note: Donald does wear pants when he is swimming as part of his 1930's style "bathing suit". For those of you who don't know, the 1930's were very conservative about showing skin and the bathing suits covered up almost as much as the regular clothes. Thanks to Catamount for the side note.
From Quiz: Living in Mickey's Shadow, a Donald Duck Quiz
Answer: Brownstone National Park
Along with all the other bears, Humphrey resided in Brownstone National Park in the good old USA.
From Quiz: Hooray for Humphrey
Answer: Snow White
The short man in question was Dopey. The other six dwarves from "Snow White and the Seven Dwarves" were Happy, Sneezy, Doc, Grumpy, Sleepy, and Bashful.
From Quiz: Rockin' Disney Princesses
Answer: That Tiggers are wonderful things.
It says so in the song that Tigger sings. "A wonderful thing about Tiggers is that Tiggers are wonderful things!" - Tigger
From Quiz: Do you know Tigger?
Answer: Iago
Iago is Jafar's evil henchman.
From Quiz: What's In a Name?
Answer: Ursula
Ursula was the mean sea witch in "the Little Mermaid." Her sister, Morgana, was the villain in "The Little Mermaid 2." (1989)
From Quiz: Disney Villain Challenge
Answer: Angus McDuck
Dingus is Scrooge's grandpa, Fergus is Scrooge's father and Jake is Scrooge's other brother.
From Quiz: Characters In Disney Comics
Answer: Yellow
The original Mickey Mouse as seen in the film "Plane Crazy"(1928), didn't have any gloves or shoes at all. Shoes appeared in the film "Gallopin' Gaucho" (1928) and gloves in "The Opry House" (1929).
From Quiz: Mickey and His Friends
Answer: Quackmore Duck
Quackmore, who also had a bad temper rather like Donald, was the Chief accountant of Scrooge McDuck, which is presumably where he met Hortense, Scrooge's sister and Donald's mother. You would of course naturally expect Donald and his father to have the same last name.
From Quiz: Donald Duck and his Family
Answer: Ariel and Merida
Ariel is from "The Little Mermaid" (1989) and Merida is from "Brave" (2012). Ariel was voiced by Jodi Benson. Merida was voiced by Kelly Macdonald. Both girls are sixteen-years-old.
From Quiz: Disney Princess Connections
Answer: African-American (black) princess
Tiana--from "The Princess and the Frog" (2009)--was Disney's first African-American or black princess. While some people may think that she was the first non-white princess, they are clearly wrong! Disney already had three other non-white princesses: Jasmine, an Arab (1992), Pocahontas, a Native American (1995), and Mulan, a Chinese (1998).
Even though I threw this answer in to be funny, I honestly don't want to know what an "Alien and goblin hybrid/mix princess" is. I also don't want to know if Disney has ever made one before, lol.
From Quiz: Official Disney Princess Trivia
Answer: Phillip
In "Sleeping Beauty", Maleficent came to Aurora's presentation to deliver a curse. She condemns the princess to have her finger stuck and die. However, one of her fairy godmothers saves her by turning Maleficent's death curse into a sleep that can only be broken by the kiss of Aurora's true love. Phillip, being that true love, comes to save his princess but has to slay Maleficent, who has turned into a dragon by this point in the movie.
From Quiz: Heroes and Villains of Disney Movies
Answer: Maurice
Belle gets to play house-guest at the Beast's castle when she takes the place of the captured Maurice, who was voiced by Rex Everhart. The name Maurice derives from a Latin word meaning dark-skinned or Moorish in complexion and has passed into English usage via the French.
From Quiz: So Who's Your Daddy?
Answer: Madame Medusa - "The Rescuers"
Madame Medusa of "The Rescuers" has suriphobia, also known as a fear of mice. When she first discovers Bernard, she shrieks, gets on top of a chair and yells "Snoops! Snoops, a mouse! Oh, kill it! Kill it!" She becomes even more terrified when she discovers Bianca as well!
Professor Ratigan of "The Great Mouse Detective" does not have suripobia. If anything, the exact opposite; he demands that he be acknowledged as a mouse, instead of a rat, which is what he really is. He hates being called a rat, and if he wants to be considered a mouse, he can't possibly have a fear of them.
Shan-Yu from "Mulan" doesn't seem to have any fears whatsoever.
Scar from "The Lion King" certainly isn't afraid of mice, as he is seen mercilessly teasing one in his first scene in the movie.
From Quiz: Disney's Animated Fears
Answer: Cruella De Vil
Surely one of the most underhanded of the baddies, Cruella De Vil acts as a friend to Anita and Roger and then snatches their puppies right from underneath their noses! Cruella's obsession over Dalmatian fur and her black and white hair make her number one among the "Fashion Don'ts" in villainy.
From Quiz: Disney Villains- Who am I?
Answer: Sleeping Beauty
Princess Aurora has to be hidden from Maleficent with the help of her fairy-like guardians after being cursed by the villain. "Sleeping Beauty" was released in 1959.
From Quiz: Disney Movie Characters
Answer: Shang
Shang has a sword and a horse, like Phillip, Phoebos and Herc, but the emperor says to him "You don't meet a girl like that every dynasty!" and he goes after Mulan.
From Quiz: Disney's Animated Heroes
Answer: Snow White
Snow White's hair is so short it barely comes past her ears. There hasn't been a heroine like her since.
From Quiz: Disney's Animated Heroines
Answer: Clayton "Tarzan" 1999
Clayton died by accidentally hanging himself, so he still HANGS around.
From Quiz: Disney's Animated Villains
Answer: Bloodhound
In Pluto's first on screen appearance, "Mickey's Chain Gang", Pluto, although not named, was one of the bloodhounds who was used to track Mickey the prisoner. After this appearance, he changed sides and rather than hunting him, became Mickey's faithful friend and companion.
From Quiz: Living in Mickey's Shadow, Other Characters
Answer: Dippy Dawg
Goofy made his debut as Dippy Dawg, and is one of the most human characters created. His happy go lucky attitude, as well as his ridiculous laugh, made him a crowd favorite.
From Quiz: Living in Mickey's Shadow, Goofy
Answer: Oliver & Company
"Oliver & Company" was originally released in 1988. The movie was an animated adaption of Charles Dickens' "Oliver Twist". 'Ignacio Alonzo Julio Federico de Tito' or "Tito" as he was more commonly known, was the little Chihuahua voiced by Cheech Marin.
From Quiz: Disney Dudes!
Answer: J. Audobon Woodlore
Ranger Woodlore was Humphrey's usual co-star. They made 5 films together. He was a chubby little man with mild manners that thought of the bears as his children. He loved them, scolded them and expected them to do chores around the park.
From Quiz: Hooray for Humphrey
Answer: Aurora
Aurora, a.k.a. "Sleeping Beauty," grew up as Briar Rose in the country with three fairy "aunts." Yes, the question could apply to "Anastasia," too, but that movie belongs to Fox, not Disney. Ariel was "The Little Mermaid," and was always a princess. Belle didn't become a princess until she married the Beast.
From Quiz: Rockin' Disney Princesses
Answer: That Tigger's the only one.
It also says so in the song. "But the most wonderful thing about Tiggers is that I'm the only one!" - Tigger
From Quiz: Do you know Tigger?
Answer: Waddlesworth
Waddlesworth thinks he's a Rottweiler, and he doesn't know that he's a bird. He thinks he can't fly, that is until he saves Oddball.
From Quiz: What's in name? 2
Answer: Nala
Simba and Nala fall in love and eventually have their own "pride."
From Quiz: What's In a Name?
Answer: Mr. Sykes
Mr. Sykes was the main villain in "Oliver and Company" (1988).
From Quiz: Disney Villain Challenge
