Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas.
Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas.
This one has five stories about Christmas and the joy that it brings to
families that you will love as much as I do. I look for stories that are
heartwarming and that have plots that are funny as well, this one was
better than once upon a Christmas, I promise you will love it, now lets
get to the plots and stories.
Belles on Ice.
The first segment when Minnie Mouse and Daisy Duck were competing in
an ice skating competition. The girls each are joined by their
becomes envious of the crowd's reaction to Minnie and attempts to steal
the spotlight for herself. Minnie performs several daredevil stunts to
regain the spotlight while Daisy summons the Fantasia Hippos, who
become her backup skaters while her counterpart summons the
alligators from the 1940 film. Fed up, Daisy and Minnie argue and shove
each other, putting each other at risk and then try pulling dramatic
stunts to draw the attention of the crowds as Mickey and Donald watch
with worry. When Minnie accidentally slips on a fallen handbell while
landing from a stunt blindfolded, Daisy helps Minnie up while feeling
sorry for her actions. Minnie feels the same way, and they perform a
grand finale.
Christmas: Impossible.
Louie celebrating Christmas Eve with Donald and Daisy Duck at Uncle
Scrooge's mansion in Duckburg. After causing trouble at dinnertime, the
boys know that they are on the naughty list for sure, so they travel to
the North Pole to write their names on Santa's good list. At Santa's
workshop, the trio cause more trouble such as messing the elves' jobs
up, but they and the elves help clean up the mess and save Christmas.
Before they leave, they luck into an opportunity to add their names to
the good list; however, they add Uncle Scrooge's name instead, mindful
of the fact that he was never written onto the list either. On Christmas
Day, Santa leaves them a note that explains that their actions have
caused them to be also put on the good list.
Christmas Maximus.
The third segment's focus is about Max Goof and his
father Goofy celebrating the holidays. A young adult Max brings home
his girlfriend Mona to meet his father, Goofy. However, Max is unsure
whether or not he wants Mona to meet his dad (Most of the story takes
place within the song "Make Me Look Good"). Max at first is embarrassed
face. While wondering outside, he notices that his scarf is made by Goofy
and realizes that Goofy is always, well, goofy, and that is why he loves
him. Max then forgets about being embarrassed and decides to join in
stop the machine but has popcorn filling his clothes until he lets go. He
girlfriend, Mona and flies across the room. Goofy tries to stop it next, but
he is swung around in the air by the machine. Max, Goofy and Mona are
all pushed up by the popcorn through the chimney and onto the roof.
Following this, Mona then reveals to have the same kind of teeth like
Goofy and Max; they all laugh and make snow angels on the roof.
Donald's Gift.
The fourth segment focuses on Donald Duck and his Christmas wish of
peace and quiet. Daisy Duck and Huey, Dewey, and Louie also appear. As
Donald returns home from grocery shopping, he daydreams and misses
his bus. He runs to catch after it, but he is slowed down by a series of
well-wishers that begin to sing "We Wish You a Merry Christmas".
Donald becomes increasingly annoyed by the joyous people, and at
home, he is annoyed to hear the same Christmas carols on his radio.
When Daisy and his nephews arrive, Donald becomes annoyed that they
want to go out so soon after he returned home, but Daisy drags him out.
At the mall, Donald grabs a cup of hot chocolate and discovers various
objects seeming to play the same Christmas carol; Donald thinks he is in
complete peace inside a secret room, where he
finds animatronics singing. Donald immediately wrecks them until he
notices he is destroying the show at Mousy's that Daisy, Huey, Dewey,
and Louie and also the crowd were trying to see; Dewey tricks Donald
into being heartbroken by saying Donald is not their uncle anymore, and
Daisy agrees to leave with the boys. After he is thrown out of the mall by
the mall guard for his lack of Christmas spirit and destroying the Mousy's
show, Donald walks home alone while feeling guilty for his lack of
Christmas spirit. He finds Christmas carolers having trouble with singing
"We Wish You a Merry Christmas", to which he urges to mentor the
performers in singing. The other town residents join in to sing along.
When Daisy, Huey, Dewey and Louie arrive, Donald apologizes and
everyone happily sings the song, eventually Donald, who gets used to it.
Mickey's Dog-Gone Christmas.
The fifth and final segment stars Mickey as he makes decorations for the
Christmas party, which Pluto keeps interrupting. When Pluto attempts to
help by putting the star on the tree, he inadvertently destroys all the
decorations (especially knocking down the Christmas tree), causing a
frustrated Mickey yells at his dog, and sends Pluto to his doghouse as a
punishment. Feeling like he is rejected from his owner, Pluto decides to
run away from home and then finds himself shipped to the North Pole,
where Santa's reindeer adopt him. Back at home, Mickey redecorates the
house and, ashamed of how he unleashed his anger at Pluto, attempts to
reconcile with him, only to find him missing. Mickey posts several "lost
dog" posters and eventually turns to a department store Santa, who
turns out to be the real one. Meanwhile, Pluto becomes homesick to
which Santa and the reindeer help Pluto return home. As Mickey's
friends arrive, Pluto completes the Christmas tree decorations and
everyone celebrates Pluto's return, even Donald and Daisy Duck, who
had just showed up with Huey, Dewey and Louie, Uncle Scrooge, Max,
Goofy and Minnie Mouse .
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