Unappreciated Disney Characters

[brb1006]

Who are Bianca and Bernard?

They are from Disney's 1977 film "The Rescuers" who rescuers a girl named Penny who is an orphan. They later become an official couple in the sequel.


Here's them at Disneyland Paris.

 

[brb1006]

The very same child labor laws that made John and Michael Darling unmeetable.

http://images.wikia.com/disney/images/d/d9/MichaelInThe1988WDWChristmasParade.jpg

http://images.wikia.com/disney/images/d/d7/Darling_Children_at_Disneyland.jpg



Agreed. They're like real-life husbands.

But what about Wendy's mom and dad?

It's so difficult to find any photos of John and Michael at Disneyland from the 80's or 70's since they only showed up during the Christmas parade at Disneyland.

 

[unkadug]

It's so difficult to find any photos of John and Michael at Disneyland from the 80's or 70's since they only showed up during the Christmas parade at Disneyland.

Not to mention the fact that Polaroids don't scan too well.

 

[brb1006]

Thumper for sure!

That reminds me, I heard Thumper does meet and greets in Animal Kingdom. Does he still show up often at WDW besides the Easter pre parade?

 

[danpam1024]

Apologize for bumping a thread yet again. But who else finds Bianca and Bernard from The Rescuers and Rescuers Downunder to be very unappreciated in the Disney community. They are tiny mice who save animals and humans.

They were my VERY FAVORITE- got the plush pair in 1982 when we visited Epcot!!!

 

[French Quarter]

My vote is for characters from Lady and the Tramp, 101 Dalmations, and The Great Mouse Detective.

Some of the characters listed in this thread aren't that difficult to find. I meet them on every visit...like Mary Poppins, Donald in Mexico, and Lilo and Stitch.

Great thread!

 

[POLY LOVER]

Mickey and Minnie, since they closed toon town and they were evicted from their home you just miss visiting them there. How can you evict the first family of the kingdom.
Let's get them a new house! Anyone have the real estate page?

 

[brb1006]

No mention of Edgar from The Aristocats?

 

[WondersOfLife]

While Hades has hosted the villains show and such.. I think Disney underestimates how popular he would be as a meet n' greet character!

 

[PrincessJenn5795]

Nana from Peter Pan. I love Nana! I would also say Lady and the Tramp, Pongo and Perdita (Disney dogs don't the attention they deserve in parks). The Lost Boys from Peter Pan are pretty awesome too, as are the 3 fairies from Sleeping Beauty.

 

[ninjaprincesst]

Mushu! Dishonor on them Dishonor on their cow Dishonor on their whole family for no Mushu!

 

[PinnySmart]

Humphrey the Bear, for sure. The only Disney character besides the Fab 5 and Chip & Dale to get his own series of animated shorts. And yet not a meet-and-greet in sight.

100%!! Love Humphrey and the Ranger. I try to purchase anything and everything where he is featured. Love my mini totem from Wilderness Lodge.

 

[brb1006]

Am I the only person who really loves Kanga?....I feel so alone. She's currently goes on as one of my favorite mothers in fiction. Especially in "Piglet's BIg Movie" and "Pooh's Heffalump Movie".

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

I agree Mushu's not really appreciated.

 

[Matt_Black]

10 pages and no mention of these folks? For shame!

The best animated series Disney Television Animation ever produced, bar none.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

10 pages and no mention of these folks? For shame!

I find interesting that Keith David was the voice for Goliath and Dr. Facilier

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

While not at a Disney character anymore. I would say Wild Wing when Disney owned the Mighty Ducks team in the nineties as they still use him as a mascot for the hockey team. And you can also chock that up to the Mighty Ducks animated cartoon that came out around that same time.

 

[Matt_Black]

While not at a Disney character anymore. I would say Wild Wing when Disney owned the Mighty Ducks team in the nineties as they still use him as a mascot for the hockey team. And you can also chock that up to the Mighty Ducks animated cartoon that came out around that same time.

From Comics Alliance...

"See if you can keep up with this string of complete illogical nonsense: In 1992, Disney released a slobs vs. snobs comedy about a pee wee hockey league called The Mighty Ducks, in which a group of rag-tag kids came together under the guidance of Emilio Estevez. Then in 1993, Disney founded an actual professional hockey team that they also named the Mighty Ducks, and while you’d think they would’ve filled out the roster with a team of good-hearted but clumsy and disadvantaged youths, they went with the usual professional athletes.

Then — and this is where any kind of logic breaks down — they made an animated series in 1996 called The Mighty Ducks, and despite the fact that they were still making live-action movies, the animated series was about a group of hockey-playing, crime-fighting anthropomorphic ducks that were led by a duck named WILDWING FLASHBLADE.

Wildwing. F—ing. Flashblade. And for bonus points, he was voiced by Ian Zeiring."

 

[Po'Rich]

Here's a blast from the past: How about Bongo the Circus Bear! I remember listening to the story of Bongo on an LP as a child. I was definitely surprised that I didn't see a poster of him in Pete's Silly Sideshow.

 

[Matt_Black]

Here's a blast from the past: How about Bongo the Circus Bear! I remember listening to the story of Bongo on an LP as a child. I was definitely surprised that I didn't see a poster of him in Pete's Silly Sideshow.

Huh. I could have sworn there's some sort of reference to him somewhere in Storybook Circus....