Pete Through the Years

The evolution of Pete's design.
== Disney ==
Image	As seen in / Year 	Notes
 	Alice Solves the Puzzle (1925) 	In this short, Pete (as Bootleg Pete) is a bear, with no clothes.
 	Alice Wins the Derby (1925) 	(Pete's the one next to Julius) Pete's peg-leg has abandoned. This happens multiple times between shorts. In addition, he is much taller and slimmer.
 	Alice Picks the Champ (1925) 	Here, Pete is shown with pants on for the first time.
 	The Ocean Hop (1927) 	Pete no longer resembles a bear, now having whiskers, his mouth and nose area are realistically longer, gloves, a hat, and a vest.
 	Ozzie of the Mounted (1928) 	Pete now is obviously taller, he has suspenders and overalls.
 	The Gallopin' Gaucho (1928) 	In his first battle with Mickey Mouse, Pete now is a cat instead of a bear in his clothing from Ozzie of the Mounted.
 	Steamboat Willie (1928) 	Pete loses his whiskers.
 	The Cactus Kid (1930) 	Pete now has a shoe for the leg without a peg-leg.
 	"Mickey Mouse in Death Valley" (1930) 	Pete's earliest appearances in the Mickey Mouse newspaper comic strip depicted him as a top-heavy guy.
 	Moving Day (1936) 	In his first full-color appearance, Pete is shown with his mouth and nose area being a pale-like color, his gloves being yellow and his shoes and his shirt and vest from Ozzie of the Mounted appeared with his vest being brown. He now has lost his peg-leg, having two good legs instead.
 	The New Neighbor (1953) 	Pete's gloves are now tinted white and his mouth and nose area and the rest of his body are tinted brown, much like how the "everyman" version of Goofy was colored at the same time.
 	Various Car Commercials (1955) 	Pete appears in a more stylized and angular design, his appearance resembles a 1930s mobster.
 	Mickey's Christmas Carol (1983) 	Pete appears in a style similar to his 1930s-1950s design.
 	DuckTales (1987) 	Pete once again appears in his 1930s-1950s design but his mouth/nose area is tinted white.
 	The Prince and the Pauper (1990) 	Pete appears in his regular design, although his mouth/nose area is back to his original color.
 	Goof Troop (1992) 	Pete appears in his The New Neighbor design.
 	A Goofy Movie (1995) 	Pete reverts to his 1930s-1950s design once again.
 	Mickey Mouse Works (1999-2000) 	Pete reverts to his 1930s-'50s design again, except here Pete's fur is faded grayish-brown instead of black.
 	Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas (1999) 	Pete once again uses his 1930s-1950s design, but his fur is more gray-brown, although his fur would return to be black in "The Gift of Magi".
 	House of Mouse (2001-2003) 	Pete appears in his regular design, with black fur once again.
 	Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers (2004) 	Pete appears in his regular design, but now gains his peg-leg back, he also has a mustache, as well.
 	Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (2006-2016) 	Pete reverts to his 1930s-1950s design a final time in 3D.
 	Get a Horse! (2013) 	Pete reverts into his classic Steamboat Willie design, with his peg-leg back. He becomes colored when he goes into 3D.
 	Mickey Mouse Shorts / The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse (2013-2023)	He appears as a mix of the Steamboat Willie design and his 1930s design. In addition, he has yellow eyes, and noticeable whiskers and a long tail.
 	Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures (2017-2021) 	Pete appears in his Mickey Mouse Clubhouse design, with different outfits.
 	Legend of the Three Caballeros (2018) 	Pete reverts to his 1930s-1950s design, although a Pete-look alike would be seen as a woman with blonde hair.
 	Chip 'n' Dale: Park Life (2021-present) 	Pete appears in his modern design, with peg-leg included. His outfit is a red jump-suit with a blue fanny-pack.
 	Mickey Mouse Funhouse (2021-present) 	Pete appears in his Mickey Mouse Clubhouse design, again in CGI, with different outfits.
 	Mickey Saves Christmas (2022) 	Pete appears in a design similar to his Mickey Mouse Clubhouse design, however he is now in a stop-motion design. This design would be used in his cameo in Mickey and Friends: Trick or Treats.
 	Once Upon a Studio (2023) 	Pete reappears in his 1940s design, taken specifically from the short Officer Duck.
==Universal==
When Oswald was purchased by Universal, Pete still appeared in many shorts as many species.Category:Character evolutions
Category:Non-Disney
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