Pluto (Disney)/Synopsis

==Movies==
===The Prince and the Pauper===
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=== Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas===
In Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas, Pluto appears in the final segment as Mickey's loyal dog and sidekick. Pluto helps Mickey get enough money to buy Minnie a watch chain. When their boss Pete fires them and takes their money, Pluto tries to find a way to help Mickey get more money. Mickey and Pluto end up performing at a charity event, and after the show, Mickey realizes that maybe he could trade his accordion for a chain. The owner says the accordion isn't worth much, and when he hears Mickey's sad harmonica tune, he changes his mind. Pluto and Mickey returned to Minnie's house and his presence was a bone.
=== Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers===
Pluto plays a supporting role in the film. Pluto lives here alongside the janitors, Mickey, Donald and Goofy. The three dream of becoming musketeers after being saved by the three as children. Pluto was also present as a puppy during the experience. However, their dream seems as far away as ever. Pluto frequently reminds Mickey to never give up and presents him with the hat the Musketeer gave him after saving him years ago. Later in the film, the villainous Captain Pete plans to steal the throne from Princess Minnie and hires Mickey, Donald, and Goofy to be her musketeer bodyguards. He believes they will do a terrible job and not be a hindrance to his plans. On the day of meeting the princess and her lady while waiting for Daisy, Pluto facepalms himself while his friends make a terrible first impression when they attack Daisy thinking she is a villain. Pluto is seen again after Pete's minion Clarabelle kidnaps Goofy. Pluto rushes to warn Mickey. Unfortunately, Mickey is kidnapped by Pete. Pluto is then seen with Donald and a freed Goofy rushing to rescue Mickey and then Princess Minnie. Pluto is last seen at a royal ceremony in which Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are dubbed the Royal Musketeers.
===Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas===
Pluto appeared in the final segment of the computer-animated sequel Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas. Long story short, Pluto runs away from Mickey after accidentally destroying all the decorations (especially knocking over the Christmas tree) in an attempt to put a star on the Christmas tree and gets into a fight with Mickey. Pluto hits a train and ends up at the North Pole. Pluto meets and befriends Santa's seven reindeer, who name him Murray (as in "Murray Christmas"). Pluto begins to miss Mickey while in town, Mickey searches for Pluto. Mickey meets Santa Claus and tells him that he misses Pluto. Santa returns home to find Pluto with his reindeer Donner and Blitzen. Santa and the reindeer bring Pluto home. Mickey and Pluto get together and celebrate Christmas together.
===Cameos===
Pluto can also be seen in cameos in the 1988 film Who Framed Roger Rabbit. At the end of the film, he is seen alongside Mickey, Minnie and other cartoon characters as they rush to see what happened to the villain who tried to destroy their home.
==Television==
===The Wonderful World of Disney===
A handful of episodes of the anthology series, mostly in the early days when it was called Disneyland, included Pluto.
In one of the first episodes of the series, A Dog's Tale, the second half of the program is devoted to Pluto, Walt Disney's first canine star, and includes Pluto's Oscar-winning short Borrow Paw. (The first half of the program is devoted to a production of Lady and the Tramp.) Another program focuses more on Pluto, known as Pluto's Day, in which Walt reveals that Pluto won the award for Most Promising Dog Actor.
Other programs have included scenes with Pluto, such as Donald's Prize, in which Pluto informs Jiminy Cricket of a grievance he has against Donald, and recalls the time a duck made a dog an unwilling subject of hypnosis (as seen in The Eyes Have It). Still other programs have cameo appearances by Pluto, such as in From All of Us to All of You, This is Your Life, Donald Duck, and The Coyote's Lament.
The shortest time will also appear in at least two other episodes. In one of them, The Goofy Success Story, Pluto makes a brief appearance (in shadow) at an awards show when he receives a special award for "Most Memorable Personality of the Year". In another, later episode, The Ranger's Guide to Nature, as J. Audubon Woodlore and Huey, Dewey, and Louie go to bed at night, camping under the stars, they spot a constellation that has the unmistakable shape of Pluto.
===The Mouse Factory===
Pluto has repeatedly appeared in live-action scenes alongside other costumed characters and celebrity guests.
=== Mickey Mouse Works===
Pluto appears as a main character in the Mickey Mouse Works animated series and reappears as Mickey Mouse's loyal pooch. A recurring segment was the Pluto Gets the Paper mini-shorts, where he is asked to fetch the paper for Mickey, but always gets into trouble. In addition, Pluto also has its own cartoons that relive classic Walt Disney cartoons using expression to tell a fun story.
===House of Mouse===
Pluto reappears in the House of Mouse series as the club's official mascot. Despite being outside of the main cast, Pluto usually only appears in cameos in most episodes that don't revolve around him. A notable episode with him is "Pluto Saves the Day", in which Pluto feels underappreciated and becomes a hero after Pete poisons everyone with a witch's poisoned apple. In the next episode, "Pluto Vs. Figaro” Pluto needed a helper, Minnie's kitten Figaro, after Minnie thinks Pluto is working too hard.
Pluto also appears in Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at House of Mouse, where he tries to help Donald get into the Christmas spirit. In Mickey's House of Villains, Pluto is only seen in one of the Mickey Mouse Works cartoon shorts included in the film, Mickey's Mechanical House, but not in any of the bridging sequences or any of the other shorts.
===Mickey Mouse Clubhouse===
Pluto reappears as a main character in the computer animated series Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Pluto gets involved in almost every adventure that Mickey and friends go on, helping the gang solve many puzzling problems. Although outside of the main cast, Pluto's role is usually supportive, often adding comic relief rather than advancing the episode's plot like other characters.
Several episodes revolved around Pluto, such as Pluto's Best, where he competes with arch-rival Butch, and others, such as Pluto's Puppy-Sitting Adventure, where Pluto and Mickey babysit Clarabelle's puppy, Bella. Pluto's most important role in the series is as Mickey's sidekick, who joins him on most of his adventures and is seen with Mickey more than any of the other characters. In a recent episode of Pluto's Tale, Pluto was the central character who has to save Princess Bella from the evil wizard Pete.
Pluto is also part of the Mickey Mousekersize spin-off series.
===Mickey Mouse (2013)===
His very first appearance was in the "Dog Show". In this episode, he and Mickey were preparing for a dog show and practicing tricks in the park when Goofy arrived. Believing that they are playing and not practicing, Goofy decides to join in on the fun and grabs a stick to play fetch with Pluto. Pluto chases after the staff and catches it, but accidentally runs off the edge of a cliff and is hospitalized. Because of this, Mickey cleverly comes up with the idea of ​​having Goofy take Pluto's place at the dog show.
Pluto reappears in "Space Walkies", where he and Mickey travel into space, although Pluto's uncontrollable habits (such as his uncontrollable bladder and compulsion to chase Chip and Dale) cause chaos.
Pluto plays another central role in "Doggone Biscuits", where he is left in Minnie's care while Mickey goes out of town. However, Pluto's favorite treats make him incredibly fat, and despite Mickey's warning, Minnie accidentally feeds the entire bag of treats to the puppy, resulting in massive weight gain. The rest of the episode revolves around Minnie trying to restore Pluto's health and figure before Mickey returns home.
Pluto also has a central role in "Coned!", when Mickey puts on a dog cone to show Pluto that being a cone isn't so bad, he ends up blindly putting himself in danger, so Pluto has to keep him safe.
In "Year of the Dog", Pluto is a stray living on the streets of Shanghai. Smelling food coming from a nearby house owned by Mickey, he sneaks in and eats almost every meal except the main course. Mickey catches him in the act and a chase ensues. Eventually, realizing that Pluto is a stray survival food, Mickey takes the puppy warmly into his home.
In "My Little Garden", Pluto was in the backyard overflowing Mickey's garden because he hadn't pruned it in two and a half years. For months he was stuck in the yard dressing up as a monster called a creature. He followed Mickey to protect him while he searched for the shed. After saving Mickey from a plant-eating man, Pluto sheds his disguise to show Mickey who he really is and finds a shed. After trimming the garden back to its original state, Mickey and Pluto decide to call the gardener so they never go through the long events they went through.
In "You, Me and Fifi", Pluto is seen playing poker with Goofy and other famous Disney Dogs. Mickey calls Goofy for advice about Fifi, which gives him a hard time. Pluto gives him some helpful advice that Mickey somehow understands.
===Mickey Mouse Mixed Up Adventures===
Pluto appears in the show as one of the main characters and part of the team, but typically does not participate in the main storyline (racing) of the show, as he is a real animal, although he has participated in a pet rally race.
==Other shows==
Pluto was featured in the opening theme for the 1950s television series The Mickey Mouse Club. As Mickey and the gang play the opening song, Pluto creates music with his drums, even having a solo.
He also makes a minor cameo in the DuckTales episode "Down and Out in Duckburg": in Scrooge McDuck's nightmare about what life would be like for him and his friends if he lost all his money, Pluto is a stray dog ​​that Scrooge has to contend with. for some food.
Pluto made a brief appearance in the first Quack Pack episode, "The Really Mighty Ducks".
Pluto appears in the Disney+ series It's a Dog's Life in the segment "Pluto's Pointer" (with Pluto in his classic "pointer" position) instructing viewers on proper dog care. Additionally, scene transitions are shown with Pluto sliding his paw across the screen.
A giant Pluto-shaped rock appears in the Raw Toonage short "Bonkers in Space"; when Fawn Deer asks "What's that?", Bonkers replies "That's Pluto."
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