Danger Mouse

Danger Mouse is the titular main protagonist of the British animated , which was produced by Cosgrove Hall Films for Thames Television and its of the same name.
He is a white mouse who is the world's greatest secret agent, so secret in fact, that his codename has a codename.
In the unbroadcast pilot The Mystery of the Lost Chord, he was voiced by . In the final series, he was voiced by Sir (who also voiced Count Duckula and Mr. Toad) in the original series which ran from 1981 to 1992 and in the reboot series.
==Appearance==
Danger Mouse is a thin and tall figure, who wears an all white jump suit, with a small D.M. logo on his chest with a titanium alloy red badge (which saved him on a couple of occasions). He also wears a black eyepatch over his left eye but it revealed that he only wears it because it is part of his suit, especially when he wears it on the wrong eye in one particular episode. In 2015 reboot series, he is given a eyepatch-like gadget called the iPatch.
==Personality==
In the series he is shown to very agile and an expert gymnast which is shown on one episode when he balances on his finger. He also knows the ancient martial art of Kung Moggy.
He often says "Penfold, Shush" when his assistant is talking too much or panicking while shrieking, "Oh Crumbs!" When caught in a dangerous situation. He is brave, courageous, good-hearted and always willing to lend a hand. In fact in one of the episodes the narrator says: "He can get you out of a jam or even a marmalade come to that." He likes making joke puns and knows over 34 different languages.
Whenever Colonel K contacts him with a new mission he's on it straight away urging Penfold to come with him despite his assistant's many excuses. No matter what the situation is, Danger Mouse is always ready to help out. However, he is not without flaws: Danger Mouse can be vain due to his overconfidence in his abilities, which sometimes leads him to take actions that unnecessarily create risky situations.
==Biography==
Origin
not much is unknown about danger mouse's childhood or how he lost his left eye,but in the episode "attack of the clowns",it is revealed that DM has a great passion for clowns,because at this birthday parties his parents hired crumples the clown to entertain him.
when he was in high school danger mouse dreamed of being a famous singer,but during of the school play "mr.masked face" danger mouse ended up making the last note of the song wrong and this caused him being rejected by his music teacher and humiliated in front of the entire school.
as a teenager danger mouse tried to audition to join the boy band all 4 it,but ened up failing again,after that day he ended up generating a huge hatred for musical numbers.
a few years later danger mouse signed up to join the london secret serviçe agency and during his training he ended up meeting penfold(who ended up falling on the training field by accident)after going through the training danger mouse is hired by colonel K and asks penfold to be his sidekick.
Danger Mouse (also called "DM" by Colonel K and "Chief" by his assistant Penfold) is an anthropomorphized mouse and is known through out the series as the greatest secret agent in the world, a secret agent so secret that even his codename has a codename.
DM's headquarters are in London where he lives in a red Royal Mail Post box engraved with the Royal Cypher of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II with his hamster assistant Ernest Penfold who frequently annoys him with his constant bumbling and misinterpreting of instructions. DM pilots their modes of transportation the Mark III (a car with wings) and the Space Hopper (a space rocket) which remarkably both have steering wheels.
Throughout the series, Danger Mouse along with Penfold battle many villains (mostly Baron Silas Greenback)
==Powers and Abilities==
*Fighting Skills-
==History==
===Danger Mouse (1981)===
====Season 1====
In "The Mystery of the Lost Chord",...
In "Rouge Robots", Baron Greenback sends a pair of robotic chomping tadpoles to attack Danger Mouse and Penfold in their headquarters. One is destroyed while the other is knocked out by DM before Colonel K calls, only to be assaulted during the call by another of Greenback's robots that he's able to fight off before ordering DM to investigate. As the surviving tadpole escapes, DM and Penfold pursue it, but Greenback activates its self-destruct to avoid having it lead DM to his hideout. When DM and Penfold split up to investigate the area around the nearby docks, Greenback ambushes Penfold with a stomping robot, but DM is able to use British Armed Forces commands to force it to march off the dock and into the drink. Not at all upset about this setback, Greenback orders Stiletto to unleash Big Tom on DM and Penfold. Pursued out of London by its attacks, DM and Penfold are confronted by Big Tom in the countryside. However, with some clever moves, DM causes Stiletto to pinch Big Tom's flamethrower with its claw, plugging it and setting off a chain reaction that blows Big Tom to pieces, though the head where Greenback, Stiletto, and Nero were survives and escapes, while DM and Penfold withdrew back to London before Big Tom blew, leaving the London Fire Brigade to deal with the aftermath. Colonel K suggests that DM take a vacation under the surmise that Greenback is history, and Penfold is already all set for a break, much to DM and Colonel K's amusement.
In "Who Stole the Bagpipes",...
In "Trouble with Ghosts",...
In "Chicken Run",...
In "The Martian Misfit",...
In "The Dream Machine",...
In "Lord of the Bungle",...
In "Die Laughing",...
In "The World of Machines",...
In "Ice Station Camel",...
In "A Plague of Pyramids",...
====Season 2====
In "Custard", following after Baron Greenback's instant custard is delivered all over the world, leading to mass destruction as a result because of the explosive properties of it, DM and Penfold find that the only way to clean up the Earth of all that custard is via a alien that thrives on custard, known as the Custard Mite of Glut. Heading out into space, they head for a planet that was seen covered in custard, but upon investigating a custard mine there, are captured by the aliens who manage it, who sentence DM and Penfold to 20 years in the custard mine as punishment for suspicion of theft of their custard. When DM and Penfold are nearly drowned by custard, they are saved by the Custard Mite, who swallows all the custard within seconds after it submerged DM and Penfold. After DM convinces the Mite to help them, the Mite frees them, fights off the aliens when they try to stop them from escaping, and joins DM and Penfold as they attempt to return to Earth. However, the aliens continue the pursuit for some time until they manage to either lose them or take them out thanks to the creature that hatched from an egg DM and Penfold picked up earlier, who then takes control of the ship from them until it rips out the steering wheel and causes the ship to literally go off the edge of the universe. Thinking quickly and drawing in the universe on the map to put them back in the universe, DM fixes the steering wheel, tells Penfold to keep the creature from causing any more problems, and works to get them back to Earth. After some more shenanigans traveling through space, they finally manage to return to Earth, only to see just how bad it has gotten from Greenback's custard. As if that wasn't bad enough, Greenback and Stiletto had withdrawn from Earth to his observatory on the Moon to watch Earth's demise, and upon seeing that DM and Penfold have returned, see to stopping them with knocking them into a pink hole. However, despite losing the Space Hopper, DM, Penfold, the Mite, and the creature find a door that takes them out of the pink hole and back to Earth through a time traveler's potting shed. The Mite quickly gets to work cleaning up the Earth of all of Greenback's custard, but it appears Greenback is safe and sound on the Moon in his observatory. Colonel K already has the British Army and other military forces launching the custard that wasn't opened off Earth and onto the Moon where it won't threaten anyone again, and it just so happens that it ends up assaulting Greenback's observatory in the process. Realizing what it is, Greenback is horrified, and he and Stiletto try to run for it, but are given a dose of their own medicine for all the trouble they caused. Back on Earth, DM wants Penfold to record the next chapter of his life story, but Penfold is a little busy being used as a basketball by the creature they brought back, and the Mite looks to be pretty well-set for the rest of its life from all the custard it ate, and the Earth is safe once again.
In "Close Encounters of the Absurd Kind",...
In "The Duel",...
In "The Day of the Suds",...
In "The Bad Luck Eye of the Little Yellow God",...
In "The Four Tasks of Danger Mouse",...
====Season 3====
In "The Invasion of Colonel K",...
In "Danger Mouse Saves the World... Again",...
In "The Odd Ball Runaround",...
In "The Strange Case of the Ghost Bus",...
In "Trip to America", DM is told by Colonel K that various landmarks from around the world have vanished, such as the Tower of London, the Eiffel Tower, the Kremlin, the Empire State Building, and more. DM is assigned to travel to the USA to investigate, and after some comedic moments during DM and Penfold's flight in the car from the UK to the USA and across the United States, they soon locate the Tower of London in the desert near the Grand Canyon. They then meet a talkative cowboy named Texas Jack McGraw that mentions buying the Tower from a green-skinned fella, whom Danger Mouse explains that Texas bought the Tower, which belongs back in London, from Baron Greenback, DM's archenemy and master criminal. Incensed at being hornswoggled, Texas asks DM and Penfold to find him and get the landmarks back where they belong while he goes to get his own gun to aid them. A day later, as they hide somewhere to watch and see what's happening, they soon spot a large, armored vehicle moving across the desert prairie with all the various landmarks on it. Unfortunately, that vehicle belonged to Baron Greenback, and knowing that DM is on to him now, under suggestion from Nero, Greenback has Stiletto fire an artillery shell that contained a smaller version of his device he used on the landmarks towards DM. After it shrinks DM, Penfold, and their car, the shell also reveals that Nero was riding inside of it, and he tries to chase after DM and Penfold. Although they think they've lost Nero and try to slip away, Nero ambushes and lands on them, capturing them. It seems Greenback has won, but soon gets an unwanted surprise when several Native Americans show up, not too happy about Greenback invading their territory, and take him, Nero, and Stiletto hostage to take back to their settlement in their car. Texas soon locates Greenback's vehicle and attempts to confront him himself, but discovers the bad guys gone and helps to return DM and Penfold to normal size when he sees them in trouble, and together, they spook off the Native Americans by making them think the U.S. Cavalry was coming to help Greenback, allowing them to free Greenback, Nero, and Stiletto, and take them to prison, while returning the landmarks to their original locations. Unfortunately, as they report back to Colonel K later at HQ, they brought some company with them when the Royal Post Box is skewered with arrows by the Native Americans, none too happy at DM tricking them like that and wanting some revenge.
====Season 4====
In "The Wild, Wild Goose Chase",...
In "The Return of Count Duckula",...
In "Demons Aren't Dull",...
In "150 Million Years Lost",...
In "The Planet of the Cats",...
In "Four Heads Are Better Than Two",...
In "Tower of Terror",...
In "The Great Bone Idol",...
In "Public Enemy No. 1" during his chase to arrest baron greenback, danger mouse hits his head when he falls into ventilation duct and this causing him to lose his memory, then the baron takes advantage of this situation to trick danger mouse into believing he was a super villain called the white shadow who, according to the baron, is a thief who steals from the rich and gives to the poor just like Robin Hood.
after becoming convinced of the story, danger mouse, now known as the white shadow, begins robbing mansions, palaces and homes of rich people to give their stolen goods to poor people.
====Season 5====
In "The Long Lost Crown Affair",...
In "By George, It's a Dragon!",...
In "Tiptoe Through the Penfolds",...
In "Project Moon",...
In "The Next Ice Age Begins at Midnight",...
In "The Aliens Are Coming",...
In "Remote-Controlled Chaos",...
In "The Man from Gadget",...
In "Tampering with Time Tickles",...
In "Nero Power",...
====Season 6====
In "Once Upon a Timeslip...",...
In "Viva Danger Mouse",...
In "Play It Again, Wufgang",...
In "Hear, Hear",...
In "Multiplication Fable",...
In "The Spy Who Staued in with a Cold",...
In "It's All White, White Wonder",...
In "The Hickory Dickory Dock Dilemma",...
In "What a Three-Point Turn-Up for the Book",...
In "Quark! Quark!",...
In "Alping Is Snow Easy Matter",...
In "Aaagghg! Spiders",...
In "One of Our Stately Homes Is Missing",...
In "Afternoon Off with the Fangboner!",...
In "Beware of Mexicans Delivering Milk",...
In "CATastrophe",...
In "The Good, the Bad and the Motionless",...
In "Statues",...
In "The Clock Strikes Back",...
In "Ee-Tea!",...
In "Bandits, Beans and Ballyhool",...
In "Have You Fied from Any Good Books Lately?",...
In "Tut, Tut, It's Not Pharaoh",...
In "Lost, Found and Spellbound",...
In "Penfold, B.F.",...
In "Mechanised Mayhem",...
In "Journey to the Earth's... 'Corl'",...
====Season 7====
In "DM on the Orient Express",...
In "The Ultra Secret Secret",...
In "Duckula Meets Frankenstoat!",...
In "Where There's a Well There's a Way",...
In "All Fall Down",...
In "Turn of the Tide",...
====Season 8====
In "Gremlin Alert",...
In "Cor! What a Picture",...
====Season 9====
In "I Spy with my Little Eye",...
In "Bigfoot Falls",...
In "The Statue of Liberty Caper",...
In "Penfold Transformed", DM is unaware that Penfold has been kidnapped and replaced with a robot double that a mad scientist, Dr. Crumhorn, intends to use to destroy DM's headquarters. The robot double of Penfold behaves and acts much more confident and smart than the original one, impressing DM. In the meantime, as Crumhorn holds Penfold hostage and taunts him over his plan, elsewhere, Baron Greenback, having overheard being insulted by Crumhorn as he eavesdropped on his arch-rival, decides to be the one to take out DM's headquarters and sends Stiletto in disguise as Penfold to do it. It just so happens that DM and the robot Penfold arrive outside Greenback's HQ and prepare to go in. Using this to his advantage, Greenback has Stiletto attempt to convince DM that Stiletto is the real Penfold and the robot one is a phony, but when the robot Penfold tries to argue it, it leaves DM very confused. In the meantime, Crumhorn decides to activate his robot double of Penfold and turn it into its battle mode to eliminate DM. Once the robot Penfold undergoes its, somewhat gruesome, transformation into its true robot battle mode, DM and Stiletto flee as it tries to chase them down in the Mark III. However, while Crumhorn is busy watching the action, Penfold discovers he could easily slip out of his shackle and slips away, finding a golf ball style ship to escape Crumhorn's lair and rejoin DM. At the same time, DM charges the robot and then hits the brakes, sending Stiletto flying. The robot screeches to a halt, and unfortunately for the robot, flips open a panel on its chest, allowing Stiletto inside and accidentally activating the robot's self-destruct. The robot is blown to pieces, and some of the debris knocks Penfold out of his ship, and safely back into the Mark III. Back at the Royal Post Box, DM and Penfold attempt to explain the confusing situation to Colonel K, while back at the wreckage of the Penfold robot, Crumhorn mops over his defeat, while Greenback isn't too upset himself, glad to see Crumhorn got what he deserved for the disrespect he showed Greenback earlier, and when Stiletto pops out of the wreckage to complain, Greenback gives him another good whack with his cane to shut him up.
In "A Dune with a View",...
In "Don Coyote and Sancho Penfold",...
====Season 10====
In "Cruhorm Strikes Back",...
In "Ants, Trees and Whoops-A-Daisy",...
In "There's a Penfold in my Suit",...
In "Rhyme and Punishment",...
In "Pillow Fright",...
In "Heavy Duty",...
In "The Intergalactic 147",...
===Danger Mouse (2015)===
====Season 1====
In "Danger Mouse Begins... Again", DM is fired for causing immense damage to the city of London while hunting the criminals, he is then replaced by Safety Mouse, a crime fighting robot created by Baron Silas Greenback.
Frustrated at having lost the jobs, he loves DM tries to move on and try a different career, such as a barbeer, traffic cop and taxi driver, but he is quickly fired from all the professions because of his habits of his old job.
Despite Baron Greenback stating that he had retired from the life of crime,danger mouse doesn't believe that he has changed and tries to get some proof, so he infiltrates a tour groups at the robotic's factory and manages to steal a chip that contains a message from Baron which he believes was a somekind of villain speech from the baron to take over the world.
But when he shows it to Colonel K, he discovers that it was just a message saying that the world will be a safer place thanks to Safety Mouse after a brief discussion with his old boss, DM returns to the factory to apologize to Greenback for having accused him without concrete evidence.
However, when he arrives at his office, he discovers that intuitions were right and before DM can report him, Greenback begin the next phase which was to use all the Safety Mouses to capture all the world leaders (including the Queen) so he can finally rule the world.
To solve this mess, DM is re-hired as a secret agent and together with Penfold, Colonel K and Professor Squawkencluck, they managed to destroy all the Safety Mouses, defeat Baron Greenback and his henchmens and save the world.
In "Danger at C Level", Penfold gets tired of the missions and asks his boss to take a day off, at the request of his sidekick DM accepts and the two go on a vacation on a crusie to Captain Pete's pier funtime.
But their vacation ends up being interrupted when mutant sea monsters created by baron greenback attack places that involve water including fountains in public squares and toilets,danger mouse then needs to stop baron greenback's plans without his best friend Penfold finds out.
Colonel K informs DM that the baron greenback was seen on an island near Hawaii and while Penfold is distracted playing his video game, DM lies saying that he is going to buy ice cream to follow Stilleto Mafiosa to try to find some clues about baron greenback.
But before he can interrogate the italian crow, DM is attacked by another sea monster and Penfold ends up seen the whole scene and is completely hurt by his friend for not fulfilling his promise to take a day off after that Penfold is kidnapped by the giant sea monster and taken to baron greenback's underwater lair.
Sorry for having disappointed his best friend, DM goes to greenback's lair to rescue Penfold and apologize for having lied to him, while the two talk, the baron call his sea monsters to attack DM and Penfold while he and Stilleto flee through the scape capsule.
In "Greenfinger",...
In "Planet of the Toilets",...
In "Pink Dawn",...
In "Big Head Awakens",...
In "The World Wide Spider",...
In "The Other Day the Earth Stood Still",...
In "Welcome to Danger World!",...
In "Jeopardy Mouse",...
In "The Return of Danger K",...
In "Big Penfold",...
In "The Unusual Suspects",...
In "Danger Fan",...
In "Quark Games",...
In "The Snowman Cometh",...
In "The Inventor Preventer",...
In "Never Say Clever Again",...
In "Sinister Mouse",...
In "There's No Place Like Greenback",...
In "From Duck to Dawn",...
In "Happy Boom Day!",...
In "Frankensquawk's Monster",...
In "Escape from Big Head",...
In "Megahurtz Attacks",...
In "The Hamster Effect",...
In "The Good, the Baaaaa and the Ugly",...
In "Attack of the Clowns",...
In "Cheesemageddon",...
In "Queen of Weevils",...
In "Hail Hydrant",...
In "Wicked Leaks",...
In "Tomorrow Never Comes",...
In "Half the World is Not Enough",...
In "Send in the Clones",...
In "Masters of the Twystyverse",...
In "Danger is Forever",...
In "Very Important Penfold",...
In "The Cute Shall Inherit the Earth",...
In "All 5 It",...
In "Dream Worrier",...
In "The Confidence Trick",...
In "The Spy Who Came In With A Cold",...
In "Sir Danger de Mouse",...
In "The Duckula Show",...
In "Agent 58",...
In "Thanks A Minion",...
In "High School Inedible",...
In "Mousefall",...
In "Mouse Rise",...
====Season 2====
In "Dark Dawn",...
In "The Admirable Penfold",...
In "Colonel Danger Mouse",...
In "Ernest Penfold and the Half Price Wand",...
In "Squawkenbard Kingcluck Brunel",...
In "Live and Let Cry",...
In "Lost Tempers in Space",...
In "The Toad Who Would Be King",...
In "I Believe in Danger Mouse",...
In "Thanksgiving Sinner",...
In "Big Trouble in Little Clowntown",...
In "Quantum of Rudeness",...
In "A Loo to A Kill",...
In "Roll of the Mice",...
In "Gold Flinger",...
In "There's Something About Scarlett",...
In "Groundmouse Day",...
In "Dry Hard",...
In "Day of the Derek",...
In "Crumfan",...
In "Nero Come Home",...
In "Dark Side of the Mouse",...
In "The Scare Mouse Project",...
In "Yule Only Watch Twice",...
In "Twysted Sister",...
In "Grand Stressed Auto",...
In "Clash of the Odd-esey",...
In "Hen-emy of the State",...
In "For your Insides Only",...
In "A Fistful of Penfolds",...
In "Daylight Savings Crime",...
In "The Law of Beverages",...
In "Licence to Care",...
In "Force of Nature",...
In "No More Mr Ice Guy",...
In "Bot Battles",...
In "Rodent Recall",...
In "A Fear to Remember",...
In "Melted",...
In "We Aren't Family",...
In "Crouching Hamster, Hidden Wagon",...
In "Danger-thon!",...
In "Jam Session",...
In "Sharp as a pin",...
In "Duplicate Mouse",...
In "The Supies",...
In "Lost in Exaggeration",...
In "The World is Full of Stuff",...
==Trivia==
*According to early concept arts, he was originally going to wear a bow tie, alongside a tuxedo, this was removed in the final product to a jump suit. 
**Additionally, in the Mystery of the Lost Chord (the pilot episode) there are some scenes where he is incorrectly wearing a bow tie while driving the MK III after he exits the Danger HQ, although those are assumed to have originated from an early test animation (or possibly concept art made into footage), it is otherwise believed to have been reused animation cels or footage from a rumoured lost pilot episode under the name The Great Bone Idol (which would be redone into the episode of the same name in 1983).The Great Bone Idol (lost pilot)Danger Mouse: "The Great Bone Idol" (lost pilot episode of animated series; 1979)
*In the pilot he had a James Bond inspired voice.
*The reason as to how he lost his left eye or as to why he wears an eyepatch has not yet been explained.
*His parents (who were never seen) seem to have been involved with a secret agency (possibly the Danger Agency) as confirmed by the producers of the show. 
*Although he did not appear in the spin off series Count Duckula, his signature logo interestingly appears on Count Duckula's pyjama top in the centre.
*In the 2015 TV series, there’s an episode called "The World Wide Spider", it is revealed that Danger Mouse suffered from arachnophobia (fear of spiders), though he didn't mind small spiders until Penfold helps him. But overcomes it at the end of the episode after facing a giant spider.
*He used to dislike musicals after he humiliated himself as shown during a flashback in the 20 minute special ‘Melted’ until he’s able to sing out when Pink Dawn makes a reboot of the musical and starts melting the polar ice caps.
*He's a huge fan of clowns, and can't help but laugh at the sight of one.
*While he has a rather large list of rouges, he considers his arch enemy to be Baron Silas Von Greenback.
*Danger Mouse dislikes crusts.
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