Gideon Goat

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Gideon Goat, more commonly known by his nickname Giddy Goat, is an anthropomorphic goat.
== Description ==
Gideon Goat is a former neighbor of Mickey Mouse from the days Mickey lived in the countryside. A farmer, Goat is married to one Gertie Goat (not to be confused with Gertie the Goat). He is similar in appearance to, and possibly a relative of, Sheriff Bill Goat. Gideon is a grump with a hair-trigger temper, which mixes rather unpleasantly with his occasional occupation of being a sheriff. Oddly enough, Gideon can also play the fiddle and the trumpet, and was the trumpet player for Mickey Mouse's band in their rehearsals. He was, however, replaced with an unknown trumpet-playing dog in the final concert, for reasons unknown.
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== Behind the scenes ==
Gideon Goat first formally appeared under that name in the written story The Story of Mickey Mouse (published in Mickey Mouse Book #1 in 1930), although a country-esque fellow townsperson of Mickey Mouse's resembling Gideon Goat first appeared anonymously in 1929 in The Opry House, which also featured the debut of Percy Pigg and of Sheriff Bill Goat.
Category:Characters
Category:Main Characters
Category:Males
Category:Goats
Category:Farmers
Category:Mousetonians
Category:Goat family