Minnie mouse twin nieces Continue Millie and Melody Mouse Millie and Melody Mouse Millie and Melody Mouse niece Minnie Mouse. Minnie had an inconsistent list of nieces. In Europe and Brazil, most often depicted a lone niece, even a consistently named Melody (Melodia). She had the Disney Studio creation of Jim Fletcher in the mid-sixties, whose main task seemed to be to drive Morty and Ferdy crazy. However, in at least one other Italian or Brazilian fairy tale Minnie really had another niece named Sisi (whether it was the name of the twin Melody or just another name of the melody unknown). However, in America, Minnie had several sets of twin nieces as portrayed by Paul Murray, named as Melody and Melinda and Pammy and Tammy (it can be very easily the same twins, but Paul Murray and his writer forgot that they had already named them in a previous tale). There is also another set of twin nieces who appear on the occasion named Lily and Tiny, although these two are clearly much older than Melody (and Melinda), often used as teenage foil for Minnie. These teenage nieces have not yet appeared in comics printed in the United States. Another name is reportedly attributed to American comics, giving Minnie's niece the name Molly. Another set of nieces appear in an early Mickey Mouse book from the 1940s as triplets, calling themselves Dolly, Polly and Molly, while a lonely niece is credited with Mickey appearing in the cartoon Gulliver Mickey (1934) named Maisie (listed in Mickey Mouse : His Life and Times (Harper and Row, 1986).). The only known possible film is the appearance of any niece in 1983's Mickey's Christmas Song, where Mickey Mouse, like Bob Cratchit, has a daughter. In this film Morty and Ferdy are said to have played two sons of Cratchit (including one as Tiny Tim), and since Melody seems to be the most consistent name used for any niece credited to Minnie, it is likely that it was Melody who played the role of Bob Crachit's daughter. Millie and Melody both appear in Minnie's Bow-Toons on Disney Junior, and are voiced by Avalon Robbins. However, US comics naming is not consistent enough to form a specific character profile. The only fact that is really stable is that Minnie definitely has twin nieces. Perhaps the first actual appearance is either Melody or any other Minnie niece from Walt Disney Comics and stories #87 where a much younger niece appears. Morty and Ferdy Fieldmouse Morty and Ferdy Fieldmouse Mortimer Morty and Ferdinand Ferdie Fieldmouse are nephews of Mickey Mouse. They first appeared in Mickey Mouse's Floyd Gottfredson Sunday strip storyline called Mickey's Nephews (1932). Since then, they have appeared in many comics and comics with Mickey Mouse and Pluto in the lead roles. Ferdy from the Mickey Mouse comic book in 1943, because Gottfredson thought his nephews were too similar. He had plans. Ferdie back later as a bespectacled, intelligent, bookworm mouse with an Eaton hat and coat with an explanation that he was away at school. However, Gottfredson never got to get back Ferdy, and Morty was left in lane one. Morty was occasionally pictured with his best friend named Alvin and a sweetheart named Millie. Both were anthropomorphic dogs. Ferdy never disappeared from comic book history, however. In recent years, some of Morty and Ferdy's comic book appearances have portrayed them as (very talented) footballers in the Riverside Rovers team. Their mother is portrayed as a supportive football mom. Morty and Ferdy are also sometimes contrasted with their antagonists Melody, minnie Mouse's niece and Pete's twin nephews, Pierino and Pieretto. Morty should not be confused with Mickey Mouse's original proposed name Mortimer Mouse, or Mickey is often a contender of the same name for Mortimer Mouse, or Minnie's rich ranch uncle Mortimer. Morty is a playable character in the playStation 2 Disney Golf. In children's books written by Disney before World War II, nephews were commonly called Morty and Monty. Previously, the books contain three or more nephews with different names, including Maisie and Marmaduke. In the animation, Mickey's nephews first appear in the 1933 Mickey Mouse movie Giantland, although the film shows Mickey with 14 nephews at the same time. The following year, the nephews reappear in Mickey Gulliver. The next film, Mickey Steam Roller, is the first to show Mickey with only two nephews who can be considered Morty and Ferdy, although they are not named in the film itself. It was two years after the twins made their comic book debut. Morty and Ferdy also made a cameo in the late 1938 Boat Builders and appear again in the 1983 Mickey Christmas Song in the acting role, albeit at different ages, as one of the twins took on the role of Tiny Tim . In 1999 they made a cameo in a two-part Mickey Mouse works segment Around the World in eighty days, which was used again in Disney Mouse House. Girly, hilarious, naughty each other, Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse, Morty and Ferdy Fieldmouse, Daisy Duck, Donald Duck, Clarabel the Cow, Cuckoo Locke, Scrooge McDuck, Goofy, Cooudles Millie and Melody Mouse are the nieces of Minnie Mouse. While they may be full of mischief, they are as sweet as their aunt. They are female colleagues of Mickey Mouse's nephews Morty and Ferdy Fieldmouse. The contents of The Show are the only known speculative theatrical film appearance of any of Minnie's nieces in the 1983 Mickey Christmas song, where Mickey Mouse, as Bob Cratchit, has a daughter. In this film, Morty and Ferdy are said to have played two sons of Cratchit (including one as Tiny Tim), and since Melody seems to be the most consistent name used for any niece attributed it is likely that Melody played the role of Bob Crutche's daughter. In 2011, the twins will co-star in the disney junior series, Minnie Bow-Toons. They first appeared in an episode of Trouble Times Two, where they visit Minnie and are shown as cunning troublemakers. Animated Appearance mickey Christmas Carol The first animated appearance of any of the girls is Mickey's Christmas Song, in which one of them plays the daughter of Bob and Emily Cratchit (Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse). Minnie Bow-Toons here, they first appear in an episode of Trouble Times Two. Since then, they have been conducting semi-official performances. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse at the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, they first appeared in a special Winter Bow Show Minnie. Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventure Comics while Millie and Melody made appearances in comics, they only had a handful of them while the rest of the kids made more appearances in the comics. Gallery Trivia Millie and Melody made very few appearances in comics and more appearances in the series. Millie and Melody Mouse on INDUCKS Disney animated character Minnie MouseFirst appearanceSteamboat Willie (November 18, 1928) Created by Walt Disney Ub Iwerks voiced by Walt Disney (1928-1929) Marjorie Ralston (1929) Marcellit Garner (1929-1939; 1942; 2013) Thelma Stormman (1941-1942) Ruth Clifford (1947-1952) Janet Waldo (1974) Ecumenical InformationFull nameMinerva Minnie MouseGenderFemaleFamilyMinnie MouseSignificant otherMickeyPet CatFigaro Minnie - cartoon character, MouseMinerFemaleFamilyMinnie MouseSignificant otherMickeyPet catFigaro Minnie - cartoon character, MouseMinderFemaleFamilyMinnie MouseSignificant otherMickeyPet catFigaro Minnie - cartoon character, MouseMinderFemaleFamilyMinnie MouseSignificant otherMickeyPet catFigaro Minnie - cartoon character, MouseMinder created in 1928 at Walt Disney Animation Studio. As a friend of Mickey Mouse, she is an anthropomorphic mouse with white gloves, bow, dress and low-heeled shoes sometimes with ribbons on them. Mickey Mouse Comic History Glitter (published January 19 - May 2, 1942) Merrill De Maris and Floyd Gottfredson first gave her full name as Minerva mouse, although it is rarely used. The comic Mr. Sleecker and the Egg Robbers (published September 22-December 26, 1930) was presented by her father Marcus Mouse and her unnamed mother, both farmers. In the same story, photos of Uncle Minnie Milton Mouse with her family and her grandparents Marvel Mouse and Matilda Mouse were shown. Her most famous relatives, however, remain her uncle Mortimer Mouse (Mortimer was almost the name of Mickey) and her twin nieces, Millie and Melody Mouse, although most often appears the lone niece, Melody. In many appearances Minnie is presented as a girlfriend of Mickey Mouse, a close friend of Daisy Duck, and a friend of Clarabel Cow. On January 22, 2018, she joined the ranks of other animated celebrities (including Mickey Mouse), receiving her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The origin of the character's story The section needs additional quotes to check. Please help improve this article by adding quotes to reliable sources. Non-sources of materials can be challenged and removed. (May 2017) (Learn how and when to delete this template message) Concept art beginning in 1928; The drawings, which are the earliest Mickey Mouse, also show a female version of the character (in the bottom right), from the collection of the Walt Disney Family Museum. Minnie was originally created to be Mickey Mouse's love interest; concept art for Mickey showed the female mouse next to it. Minnie was designed in fashion by a flapper girl. Her main outfit consisted of a short girl flapper dress that often showed off her distinctive patch of panties. In the 1929 cartoon The Karnival Kid was also shown that she wears black stockings, which were also fashionable among the girls-flappers. Her shoes are probably her most distinctive items of clothing. For the comedic effect, she wears oversized high-heeled pumps that are too big for her feet.