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英文寫作類 Discussion on the Popularity of Mickey Mouse Kang 投稿類別 : 英文寫作類 Discussion on the Popularity of Mickey Mouse Kang Feng-Cheng 康豐丞 Class 608 Hou-Zong Senior High School 后綜高中 Instructor : Lee Tzong-Jy 李宗芝 Discussion on the Popularity of Mickey Mouse Table of Contents I. Introduction---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- P.02 II. Mickey Mouse------------------------------------------------------------------------------- P.02 1 Origins of Mickey Mouse----------------------------------------------------P.02 2 The Companions of Mickey Mouse----------------------------------------------------- P.02 2-1 Goofy (高飛)--------------------------------------------------------------------- P.03 2-2 Donald Duck (唐老鴨)---------------------------------------------------------- P.03 2-3 Minnie Mouse (米妮)----------------------------------------------------------- P.03 2-4 Daisy Duck (黛西)--------------------------------------------------------------- P.03 2-5 Clarabelle Cow (克羅拉貝拉)------------------------------------------------- P.04 2-6 Pluto (布魯托)------------------------------------------------------------------- P.04 Ⅲ. Popularity of Mickey Mouse------------------------------------------------------------- P.04 1 Engulfing the World----------------------------------------------------------------------- P.04 2 Being Popular Among Children---------------------------------------------------------- P.05 3 Being Popular Among Adults------------------------------------------------------------- P.05 IV. Influences of Mickey Mouse-------------------------------------------------------------- P.05 1 The Walt Disney Company & Mickey Mouse----------------------------------------- P.05 2 Economic Impact--------------------------------------------------------------------------- P.06 3 Social Impact-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- P.06 3-1 Use in Politics--------------------------------------------------------------------- P.06 3-2 Pejorative Use of Mickey's Name---------------------------------------------- P.06 V. Conclusion------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ P.07 References----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- P.08 1 Discussion on the Popularity of Mickey Mouse I. Introduction Mickey Mouse is the most famous and significant animated character in the world. Its popularity is not less than any other characters like Doraemon. It also has a large number of fans from kids to the aged. If you query someone who is Mickey Mouse, he or she would answer you with no doubt and immediately associate with this big mouse which has obvious two big ears and cute appearance. Besides, people would connect Mickey Mouse with Walt Disney as well. II. Mickey Mouse Mickey Mouse is a cartoon character created by Walt Disney. He is not only famous but also beloved by millions of people in the world. He is an anthropomorphic mouse and typically wears red shorts, large yellow shoes, and white gloves. His special features make people very easily to remember him. 1 Origins of Mickey Mouse "It all started with a mouse!" was a saying that Mr. Walt liked to say the most. However, before the Mickey Mouse was created, Walt Disney had created a series of cartoons. In 1927, Walt Disney created a well-known cartoon named" Oswald the Lucky Rabbit" which was very popular and got many select responses from the audiences at that time. In February 1928, Walt Disney was filled with a great confidence for negotiating the contract of "Oswald the Lucky Rabbit" with the publisher named Charles Mintz, but to his surprise, Charles Mintz told him a cruel truth that he had purchased the whole staff who worked behind the curtain. Thus, Walt Disney could not keep having the cartoon "Oswald the Lucky Rabbit" anymore. With a deeply betrayal experience, on his way backed home, he conceived another new character who is a big black mouse. As soon as he created, he named it "Mortimer Mouse", but his wife, Lillian, gave it a better name "Mickey Mouse". 2 The Companions of Mickey Mouse Mickey has lots of friends in his cartoons and movies. They play different roles in his life. These characters include Goofy, Donald Duck, Minnie Mouse, etc. They become a great part in the cartoons of Mickey Mouse and make the cartoons very successful. 2 Discussion on the Popularity of Mickey Mouse 2-1 Goofy (高飛) Goofy is a dog. He is one of the best friends of Mickey Mouse. With a pure heart, ridiculous behavior, easygoing personality and a sense of humor, he is the tallest role in the cartoon that always has some adventures with Mickey Mouse. He also plays a good farther in the cartoon and has a son named Max. Goofy first appearance was in short cartoon "Mickey's Revue" on May 25, 1932. 2-2 Donald Duck (唐老鴨) Donald Duck made his own debut in the Silly Symphony cartoon "The Wise Little Hen" on June 9, 1934. His uniquely fiery temper endeared him to the audiences and soon was placed in the cartoon "Orphan's Benefit" with Mickey Mouse. He is a white duck with a yellow-orange bill, legs, and feet. He typically wears a sailor suit with a cap and a black or red bow tie. His biggest feature is his special voice which is always unintelligible. 2-3 Minnie Mouse (米妮) Minnie was designed in the fashion of a "flapper" girl. She was so probably intended to follow the trends of youth culture, such as liking the color red. She often has a big red bow on her head and dresses skirt which has many dots on it. She not only presented Mickey Mouse's girlfriend but also become a good companion. She is a good fellow of Daisy Duck and Clarabelle Cow. 2-4 Daisy Duck (黛西) As Minnie is Mickey's girlfriend, Daisy is Donald's. Daisy is a white duck, but has large eyelashes and ruffled tail feathers to suggest a skirt. She is often seen wearing a hair bow, blouse, and high-heeled shoes. She usually shows a strong affinity towards Donald, although she is often characterized as being more sophisticated than him. She is also shown to be more casuistic and intelligent than Donald. 3 Discussion on the Popularity of Mickey Mouse 2-5 Clarabelle Cow (克羅拉貝拉) Clarabelle is a one of Minnie Mouse's best friends . She is a kind-hearted woman who always wears a colorful blouse and dress like Daisy. Although she is just a small cameos and very rarely seen in animation today, she still occupies a big part of Mickey Mouse's cartoons. 2-6 Pluto (布魯托) Pluto is a yellow pet dog of Mickey Mouse. He is not anthropomorphic beyond some characteristics such as facial utterance. He is normally a non-speaking character and generally a cheerful and adventurous dog. He is also the character that accompanies with Mickey Mouse in most time. Although he can't speak, he vocalizes in barks and grunts to elaborate his ideas. Ⅲ. Popularity of Mickey Mouse It goes without saying that Mickey Mouse attracts the whole world's attention. Not only children but also adults are crazy about this popular cartoon character. 1 Engulfing the World As the technology becomes more progressive, cartoon animations become more popular in the world. Mickey Mouse turns into a big whirlwind and engulfs the world. Nowadays, Mickey Mouse has become a part of our lives. Almost all the people have watched Mickey Mouse in their childhood. Since November 18, 1928, the first sound short cartoon "Steamboat Willie" was showed in New York and people were fascinated by this small mouse which had two big round ears and cute face. At that time, people forgot their economic troubles transitorily after watching this cartoon and that was why it became a sensation in the New York. No sooner, Mickey Mouse became a famous superstar and the cartoon "Steamboat Willie" successfully obtains the special award of Oscar in 1932. 2 Being Popular Among Children 4 Discussion on the Popularity of Mickey Mouse Mickey Mouse is so vivid, cute and vigorous that most of the children love him. His unique characteristic makes him be a charming guy and deeply penetrates to children's mind. In the cartoon, Mickey Mouse is pretty simple that children can easily realize and enjoy. His anthropomorphic trait makes people tend to be empathized. Mickey Mouse is filled with imaginative ideas, queer behaviors and childlike conversations which attract children a lot because it can greatly satisfy the curiosity and creativity of them. Compares with some other cartoons, it is not based on violence or sexes that parents can feel safe to have their children watch this entertaining TV program. Although Mickey Mouse is just an unreal character in the cartoon, it gives us a great happiness that is unprecedented. 3 Being Popular Among Adults Mickey Mouse's cartoon series have accompanied many people for a long time. When some adults watch to this cartoon, they can refresh their mind and recall their memories. Besides, they can feel cheerful and sweet. Most of them can't resist Mickey Mouse's attractive because this little mouse occupies a lot in their childhood memories. Therefore, some adults are very crazy about the Mickey Mouse as before. IV. Influences of Mickey Mouse This famous cartoon character caused a great influence on many fields such as politics, economics and the public's lives. Undoubtedly, its effect is much bigger than a cartoon character. 1 The Walt Disney Company & Mickey Mouse Mickey Mouse plays a central role in the Walt Disney Company. Because of Mickey Mouse's success, Walt Disney Company can expand its scale and then become the biggest animation company in the world. In addition to manufacture the animations,
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