Dennis the Duck (character)

Dennis the Duck is an anthropomorphic rubber hose 1920s-style duck who appeared in the House of Mouse episode "Dennis the Duck".
==Trivia ==
*Despite being billed as a classic cartoon character, he is in fact not and was a parody of classic cartoon characters created specifically for the House of Mouse. 
**He very likely served as a stand-in for Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Walt Disney's first ever cartoon star of the 1920s, which was still under ownership of Universal and therefore didn't have the rights to at the time this show came out. Coincidentally, Disney would successfully regain the rights to use Oswald from Universal for the first time since the 1920s in 2006.
**His character design is most likely a reference to the prototype version of Donald Duck seen in the 1931 poem More HooZoo.
*Though Dennis' age is unknown, he is very likely to be a young child, given his small size and stature, his high-pitched falsetto voice, and childlike nature.
*In one scene, a dejected Dennis tries to erase himself only to be saved by Donald. This is close to a suicide attempt, which is rather a dark moment for a show like this.
==Gallery==
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Category:Disney characters
Category:Males
Category:Ducks
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Category:Anthropomorphic characters
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