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Goofy Babysitter

"**Goofy Babysitter**" is the ninety-second episode of *Mickey Mouse Clubhouse*. It originally aired on Disney Junior on November 7th, 2011, and is the twenty-fifth episode in the third season.

## Plot

Goofy babysits when Mickey and his pals are accidentally turned into toddlers by an age-controlling time machine. He cares for his friends in a very paternal manner until the time machine's effects are reversed, restoring them to their correct ages.

## Characters

* Goofy (older & younger in the flashback of "Goofy Baby")
* Mickey Mouse (older & younger)
* [Minnie Mouse (older & younger)
* Donald Duck (older & younger)
* Daisy Duck (older & younger)
* Pluto (older & younger)
* Ludwig Von Drake
* Clarabelle Cow
* Toodles

## Trivia

* Goofy announces the title of this episode after the opening sequence.
* This episode is similar to "Goofy Baby", except the other five friends (Donald, Daisy, Pluto, Minnie, Mickey) get transformed. The Professor even recalls the events from the aforementioned episode.
* Due to Mickey aging down with the others, Goofy and Clarabelle take over Mickey's usual duties such as calling Toodles and selecting the Mouseketools.
* This episode was produced in or before 2009, as Wayne Allwine died in 2009.
* Mouseketools are baby stuff.
* This is one of few times Goofy and Clarabelle (both taking up Mickey's spot) had to be quiet when selecting a Mouseketool.

## With the Voice Talents of

* Wayne Allwine - Mickey Mouse
* Tony Anselmo - Donald Duck
* Corey Burton - Ludwig Von Drake
* Bill Farmer - Goofy/Pluto
* Tress MacNeille - Daisy Duck
* Iris Rainer - Additional Voices
* Russi Taylor - Minnie Mouse
* April Winchell - Clarabelle Cow

## Mouseketools

* A giant teddy bear (to put all their toddler friends to sleep)
* A baby rattle (to make sure Goofy finds Mickey Jr.)
* A baby bottle (to feed Donald Duckling)
* A rocking cradle (Mystery Mouseketool, to hold the moo muffins)

## Gallery

Goofy Baby flashback.png"Remember the time ago when the time machine turned Goofy into the Goofy Baby?"Mickey, Goofy, and their babified pals.pngThe MouseketoolsMickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Pluto as babies.pngBaby Mickey, Minnie, Daisy, and PlutoMickey Junior.pngMickey Jr.Minnie Junior.pngMinnie Jr.Donald Ducking.pngDonald DucklingDaisy Duckling.pngDaisy DucklingPuppy Pluto.pngPuppy PlutoPuppy Pluto chewing on the stinky shoe.pngDonald Duckling is hungry.pngMickey Jr. and Donald Duckling splashing in the tub.pngMinnie Jr., Daisy Duckling, and Puppy Pluto.pngMickey and Minnie Jr., Donald and Daisy Duckling, and Puppy Pluto waving goodbye.png
Butch the Bulldog

**Butch the Bulldog** is a vicious bulldog that first appeared in the 1940 short *Bone Trouble*. He appears mainly as Pluto's arch nemesis. Like Pluto, Butch is portrayed as a relatively normal dog, contrast to the anthropomorphic characters surrounding them. His owner was never revealed in the short films, but recent media has depicted Butch as belonging to Mickey Mouse’s nemesis, Pete.

## Gallery

***Butch*** in ***Mickey Mouse Clubhouse***
Cuphead & Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series

Logo for the season

**Cuphead & Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series** is the twenty-fourth season of *Pokémon the Series* and the second season of *Pokémon Journeys: The Series*.

## Synopsis

*It's a big, big world, but you know where to find Ash and Goh–battling and catching Pokémon from Kanto to Galar! With Pikachu, Cinderace, and their other Pokémon beside them, our heroes continue to travel all over the world to research Pokémon for Cerise Laboratory. Along the way, Ash climbs higher in the World Coronation Series rankings, and Goh adds more Pokémon to his Pokédex in his quest to catch Mew. Meanwhile, Chloe takes her first steps as a Pokémon Trainer when she meets a mysterious Eevee. New friends, returning rivals, and exciting adventures await–as the journey continues!*

## Major characters

### Humans

* Ash
* Goh
* Chloe
* Professor Cerise
* Chrysa
* Ren
* Jessie
* James
* Giovanni
* Matori
* Leon
* Raihan
* Sonia
* Korrina
* Bea
* Wikstrom
* Gary Oak
* Tracey Sketchit
* Dawn
* Iris
* Cilan
* Rinto
* Volkner
* Cynthia

### Pokémon

#### Ash's

* Pikachu
* Bulbasaur
* Charizard
* Muk
* Tauros (30x)
* Mr. Mime
* Snorlax
* Heracross
* Bayleef
* Quilava
* Totodile
* Donphan
* Corphish
* Torterra
* Infernape
* Buizel
* Oshawott
* Pignite
* Krookodile
* Talonflame
* Hawlucha
* Noivern
* Rotom Phone
* Dragonite
* Gengar
* Lucario ↔ Mega Lucario
* Farfetch'd (Galarian) → Sirfetch'd
* Fossilized Fish and Drake → Dracovish

#### Goh's

* Rotom Phone
* Cinderace
* Drizzile → Inteleon
* Grookey

#### Chloe's

* Eevee
* Rotom Phone

#### Dawn's

* Piplup
* Buneary
* Pachirisu
* Mamoswine
* Quilava
* Togekiss

#### Iris'

* Haxorus
* Emolga
* Dragonite

#### Team Rocket's

* Meowth
* Wobbuffet
* Rotom Phone
* Pelipper
* Drilbur
* Sandslash
* Poochyena
* Houndour
* Gulpin (multiple)
* Chewtle
* Grookey (lost)
* Appletun
* Vanillite
* Zigzagoon (Hoenn)
* Natu
* Morpeko
* Dusknoir
* Lunatone
* Tropius
* Vileplume
* Mimikyu
* Mareanie
* Bewear
* Stufful

## References

1. ↑ Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series | Pokémon.com
Grandpere Tiger

Mom Tiger (daugher-in-law)
Daniel Tiger (grandson)
 **Cartoon debut** | Something Special for Dad

**Grandpere Tiger** is the grandfather of Daniel Tiger and Margaret Tiger. He appears to be the father of Dad Tiger as only he has called Grandpere "dad" and Grandpere has referred to knowing Daniel's dad when he was little like him.

## Personality

He likes to travel and sail in his boat, and speaks with a French accent.

## Episode Appearances

### Season 1

* Something Special For Dad - 108a
* Daniel Waits for Show and Tell - 113a
* Thank You, Grandpere Tiger! - 114a
* Neighborhood Thank You Day - 114b
* Daniel is Special - 121b
* Super Daniel - 124b
* Neighbor Day - 129
* Snowflake Day! - 133
* Duckling Goes Home - 136a
* Daniel is Jealous - 138a
* Neighborhood Jobs - 140b

### Season 2

* The Baby is Here - 202
* It's Love Day - 208a
* Daniel's Love Day Surprise - 208b
* Daniel's Nature Walk - 209b
* Miss Elaina Gets Hurt - 210a
* Daniel Takes Care of Snowball - 218a
* Margaret's Bathtime - 218b

### Season 3

* Prince Wednesday's Happy Birthday - 308b
* Tiger Family Trip - 309
* Visiting Grandpere - 310a
* The Tiger Family Goes Back Home - 310b
* Daniel Takes His Time - 315a
* Daniel's Doll - 317b
* Daniel Loves Tigey - 319a
* Daniel Needs Tigey at School - 319b
* Daniel's Goldfish Dies - 320a

### Season 4

* The Daniel Tiger Movie: Won't You Be Our Neighbor? - 403
* Margaret's Birthday Party - 412b
* Daniel's Grr-ific Grandpere - 416a

## Etymology

The word *grandpere* means grandfather in French and is a way for French children to say "grandpa" in which Grandpere Tiger is Daniel's grandpa.

There was a character Mister Rogers' Neighborhood named Henri Frederique de Tigre. His son's daughter Collette Tiger also referred to him as "grandpere". A witch predicted Collette would marry Daniel Striped Tiger.

## Gallery

1. ↑ http://www.neighborhoodarchive.com/mrn/characters/grandpere/index.html
Goofy's Giant Adventure

"**Goofy's Giant Adventure**" is the eighty-fifth episode of *Mickey Mouse Clubhouse*. It originally aired on Disney Junior on May 9th, 2011, and is the eighteenth episode in the third season.

## Plot

Goofy searches for a magical elixir to cure Willie the Giant's stomachache and meets some enchanting fairy-tale characters along the way.

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse
* Goofy
* Minnie Mouse
* Donald Duck
* Daisy Duck

### Guests

* Clarabelle Cow
* Ludwig Von Drake
* Willie the Giant
* Pete

## Mouseketools

* A yo-yo (to replace the broken white string)
* A piggy bank (to pay 10 coins for the Talking Wishing Well)
* A skateboard (for Dragon Pete's tail)
* A vase (Mystery Mouseketool, to carry some babbling bubbling water)

## Gallery

The MouseketoolsPete the Dragon.pngWillie the Giant with a stomachache.pngGoofy with the babbling bubbling water.png
Doctor Anna

**Cartoon debut** | Daniel Visits the Doctor

**Doctor Anna** is the doctor in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe in *Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood*. She first appears in "Daniel Visits the Doctor," conducting Daniel's yearly checkup in her office.

## Appearance

Dr. Anna has brown skin and hair. Her black hair is tied into two twin plait braid pigtails along with two pink hair elastics, and is most likely South Asian as you really know.

## Origin

According to Angela C. Santomero, the creator of the show, Doctor Anna is based on her childhood doctor, Dr. Sidhu, as the two resemble each other in appearance. She says that Dr. Sidhu even had a fish tank in the waiting room in the same way that Doctor Anna does.

## Etymology

In Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, Doctor Bill Platypus had a daughter named Ana Platypus and Margaret Witch's crystal ball showed her becoming a children's doctor in the future. Her name was once spelled ANNA on her Someplace Else nametake.

In The Daniel Tiger Movie: Won't You Be Our Neighbor? a character named Doctor Platypus was introduced as the mother of Daniel's new classmate Jodi Platypus, with the family becoming the Tiger family's next door neighbor.

## Episode Appearances

### Season 1

* Daniel Visits the Doctor - 102b
* Daniel Gets a Shot - 118a
* Neighbor Day - 129
* Dress Up Day - 132b
* Snowflake Day! - 133
* Neighborhood Jobs - 140b

### Season 2

* The Baby is Here - 202
* Neighborhood Nutcracker - 207b
* It's Love Day - 208a
* Daniel Feels Better - 210b
* After the Neighborhood Storm - 213b
* Daniel's Neighbors Help - 215b
* Fireflies and Fireworks - 220b

### Season 3

* No Red Sweater For Daniel - 301a
* Daniel's Allergy - 303a
* King Daniel For the Day - 316
* Firefighters at School - 317a
* Daniel Needs Tigey at School - 319b

### Season 4

* The Daniel Tiger Movie: Won't You Be Our Neighbor? - 403
* Making Mozies With Nana - 416b
* Calm at the Restaurant - 418a

### Season 5

* The Fire Drill - 503a
* A New Friend at the Clock Factory - 506b
* Prince Wednesday Gives Away His Book - 508b

## Trivia

* She also serves as a firefighter in her neighborhood.
* She is shown to be allergic to peanuts.
* As revealed at the end of s6e6 her favorite animal is a giraffe. She hugs a plush giraffe in her office before telling the story of Ginger the Giraffe.

## Gallery

1. ↑  http://www.neighborhoodarchive.com/dtn/characters/doctor\_anna/index.html
Cappy

**Cappy** (キヤツピー, *Kyappī*?, Cappy) is a major character in *Super Mario Odyssey*, but his first overall appearance is in *Super Mario Run*, in the form of a cameo. Cappy assists Mario in a variety of ways in *Super Mario Odyssey*, replacing the regular Mario's Cap. Cappy is the older brother of Tiara who teams up with Mario to rescue his sister.

## Appearance

### Physical description

Cappy's default form is a large white top hat with magenta eyes, but he is actually a small, spectral being. Cappy can take the form of different hats, including Sombreros. Cappy's large eyes appear across all of his different appearances.

### Powers and abilities

Mario can utilize Cappy in different ways, including throwing him to defeat enemies, jumping on Cappy as a platform. He can also collect coins for Mario when thrown. Cappy can possess various living and non-living objects throughout the game world. The ability is formally known as Capture.

Capturing various objects allows Mario to scale obstacles, such as flag poles on buildings and power lines. Cappy can capture enemies as well, including Pokios, Bullet Bills, Goombas, and Chef Bros.

## Personality

Cappy is both friendly and helpful to Mario during his journey. Cappy is shown to be bold, as he is passionate about rescuing Tiara from Bowser. Contrarily, Cappy is shown to be slightly timid and easily startled at times. Cappy is also talkative, as he frequently provides Mario with advice and sometimes information relating to the current location.
Donald Jr.

"**Donald Jr.**" is the one hundred and tenth episode of *Mickey Mouse Clubhouse*. It aired on Disney Junior on June 6th, 2014, and is the eleventh episode in the fourth season.

## Plot

On "Show Your Special Talent Day," Donald teaches Donald Jr. steps to a dance move.

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse
* Goofy
* Pluto
* Donald Duck
* Minnie Mouse
* Daisy Duck

### Guests

* Donald Jr. (*debut*)
* Hilda the Baby Hippo
* Pete
* Clarabelle

## Trivia

The Hot Dog Dance is performed at night instead of during the day.

## Mouseketools

* The Rescue Truck (to use its hose for filling the pool with water)
* A ball of yarn (to fix Mickey's ukulele)
* A giant marshmallow (to help Hilda the Hippo stop skating)
* The Glove Balloon (Mystery Mouseketool, to get Goofy and Donald down)

## Gallery

Donald and Donald Jr..pngThe MouseketoolsDonald Jr. landing on his rear.jpgDonald and Donald Jr.'s dance practice 1.jpgDonald and Donald Jr.'s dance practice 2.jpgMickey and Donald in Donald Jr..jpg
Ash's Sirfetch'd

**Ash's Sirfetch'd** (Japanese: **サトシのネギガナイト** *Satoshi's Negigaknight*) was the fourth Pokémon that Ash caught in *Pokémon Journeys: The Series*, the first one he caught in the Galar region, and his fifty-eighth overall.

## Related articles

* For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Farfetch'd and Sirfetch'd.
Cuphead & Pokémon: To Be a Pokémon Master

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**Cuphead & Pokémon: To Be a Pokémon Master** is the 12 episode sub-season of **Cuphead & Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series**, and the third and final season of *Pokémon Journeys: The Series*.

## Note

In the original Japanese version, the special episode "Distant Blue Sky!" was released separately, prior to the airing "The Road Most Traveled!" with zero connection to the main series and therefore is not part of this subtitle. In the dub, it was retconned into the main series where it is the 12th and final episode of this subtitle.
Ash's Raticate

**Ash's Raticate** (Japanese: **サトシのラッタ** *Satoshi's Ratta*) was a Pokémon temporarily owned by Ash in *Battle Aboard the St. Anne*, and his eighth overall.

## History

Raticate first appeared under the ownership of a Gentleman aboard the St. Anne, easily defeating a Trainer's Starmie in a battle. Seeing how strong Raticate was, Ash challenged the Gentleman to a battle, using his Butterfree against Raticate. Butterfree easily endured and dodged all of Raticate's attacks, and then paralyzed it with Stun Spore. Before Ash could order the finishing move, however, the Gentleman called off the battle, saying that it was a draw, although Ash was close to winning.

Afterwards, the Gentleman came to tell Ash that he was so impressed with Butterfree that he wanted him to trade him for his Raticate. Ash, although impressed by Raticate's strength too, was uncertain of what to do, and asked Brock for advice. Brock told Ash to agree to trade, although, given the fact that he was infatuated with the Gentleman's beautiful woman companion at the moment, he likely wasn't even fully paying attention to what they were talking about. Thus, the trade was made, making Raticate Ash's newest Pokémon. Later Ash told Misty about how he was still uncertain if the Gentleman would take care of Butterfree the way he did, and was thinking if he even made the right decision by trading it away.

Ash only used Raticate once, mistakenly calling it out when he wanted to use his Butterfree to help fight against the group of Team Rocket Grunts on board, having momentarily forgotten the trade had happened. Finally fully understanding how much he missed his Butterfree and how worried about his well-being he was, Ash came to realize that the trade had been a bad idea and he would rather have his first caught Pokémon back. The Gentleman agreed to trade Butterfree back, and the original trade was reversed while the St. Anne was sinking. Due to this delay, Ash and his friends got trapped inside as the ship sank into the depths. Neither Raticate nor its Trainer have been seen since.

## Personality and characteristics

Since Ash only owned it for less than an entire episode, little can be said about Raticate itself. There is not enough known about it to even distinguish it from other Raticate, apart from the fact that it can use Jump Kick, a move that cannot be learned by other Raticate, and that it is, in general, a strong Pokémon.

## Moves used

 A **†** shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

## Trivia

* Raticate is the first Pokémon Ash:
	+ Obtained in a trade.
	+ Obtained in its fully evolved form. However, Muk is the first fully evolved Pokémon Ash himself caught.
	+ Has owned for less than one episode.
* Every move Raticate used was a signature move at the time.
Blastoise (Pokémon)

This article is about the species. For a specific instance of this species, see Blastoise (disambiguation).

**Blastoise** (Japanese: **カメックス** *Kamex*) is a Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Wartortle starting at level 36. It is the final form of Squirtle.

Blastoise has two forms: **Mega Blastoise** and **Gigantamax Blastoise**. It can Mega Evolve into Mega Blastoise using the Blastoisinite, and can Gigantamax into Gigantamax Blastoise if it has the Gigantamax Factor. Gigantamax Blastoise was introduced in The Isle of Armor.

Blastoise is the game mascot of the Japanese and international versions of Pokémon Blue, appearing on the boxart of both games.
Around the Clubhouse World

"**Around the Clubhouse World**" is the one hundred and fifteenth episode of *Mickey Mouse Clubhouse*. It aired on Disney Channel's Disney Junior block on January 19th, 2015, and is the sixteenth episode in the fourth season.

## Plot

Mickey, Minnie, and Pluto travel around the world to collect stamps for their special Clubhouse Passport.

## Controversy

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This episode was pulled from Chinese video streaming platforms (e.g. Youku, Tencent Videos, iQiyi), possibly due to the sensitive issue of Taiwan.

* A shot of this episode has Ludwig Von Drake pointing at a globe, and when he points at China, Taiwan was removed from the globe, which annoyed some fans of the show in Mainland China and sparked controversy in this country.
* However, a censored version of this episode, which added Taiwan to the globe, reappeared on video streaming platforms while the uncensored print still remains on DVD and on US TV airings.

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse
* Minnie Mouse
* Pluto
* Donald Duck
* Daisy Duck
* Goofy

### Guests

* Professor Von Drake
* Clarabelle
* Pete
* Chip & Dale

## Trivia

* This episode was on DVD that came out on May 20th, 2014, which was one year before the premiere on television.
* This is the first episode to air in 2015.
* This is the last episode where the Mystery Mouseketool is the second one used.

## Mouseketools

* A baguette (to help Daisy reach Donald's beret)
* 3 tickets (to ride the Choo-Choo Express back to the Clubhouse)
* A fortune cookie (to give Mickey, Minnie, and Pluto a clue on how to get to the other side of the Great Wall of China)
* A giant spaghetti noodle (Mystery Mouseketool, to get Goofy's gondola back to the dock)

## Countries they went to

1. France
2. Italy
3. Egypt
4. China

## Gallery

Mickey, Minnie, and Pharaoh Pete.pngToon Car with suitcases.pngThe entire cast of Around the Clubhouse World.pngMinnie and Pluto with suitcases.pngMickey, Pluto, and Professor Von Drake in Around the Clubhouse World.pngThe MouseketoolsMickey, Minnie, and Pluto in the Toon Car.pngThe Eiffel Tower in Around the Clubhouse World.pngMickey and Minnie's French outfits.pngDonald and Daisy's French outfits.pngDonald's painting of the Eiffel Tower.pngMickey showing how to make the color green.pngMinnie, Donald, and Daisy in Around the Clubhouse World.pngSuitcase staircase.pngDaisy with the baguette.pngClubhouse Passport with 1 stamp.pngTopolino and Minnie's Italian outfits.pngTopolino, Minnie, Goofy, and Clarabelle in Around the Clubhouse World.pngTopolino using the giant spaghetti noodle.pngClubhouse Passport with 2 stamps.pngA pyramid of Egypt in Around the Clubhouse World.pngMickey, Minnie, and Pluto's Egyptian outfits.pngPharaoh Pete.pngClubhouse Passport with 3 stamps.pngThe Great Wall of China in Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.pngChip & Dale's China outfits.pngMickey breaking a fortune cookie.pngThe Great Wall of China's secret door - Around the Clubhouse World.pngCompleted Clubhouse Passport.png
Brock's Comfey

**Brock's Comfey** (Japanese: **タケシのキュワワー** *Takeshi's Cuwawa*) was the only Pokémon that Brock obtained in the Alola region, and his eleventh overall, having received it as a gift from Nurse Joy.

## History

In *Alola, Alola!*, Brock was given Comfey from the Melemele Island Nurse Joy as thanks for his help at the Pokémon Center.

It was first used in *Heart of Fire! Heart of Stone!* to help him calm down an angry Kangaskhan mother that was protecting her injured baby, which it did by using Sweet Scent. Comfey then helped Brock treat the injured baby Kangaskhan, handing him medicine and bandages.

## Personality and characteristics

As with all of its species, Comfey has been shown to be kind and caring, as well as able to calm down angry Pokémon. Comfey has a good amount of skill dealing with injured Pokémon, helping both Brock and Nurse Joy treat injured and upset Pokémon.

## Moves used

 A **†** shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

## Trivia

* Comfey is the first Pokémon belonging to one of Ash's friends whose capture was not revealed in the episode it was obtained in.
* Comfey is the lightest and shortest Pokémon currently owned by a main character.
* Comfey is Brock's only known Pokémon that:
	+ He has obtained since he stopped traveling with Ash.
	+ Has no evolutionary family.
	+ Is a Fairy type.
	+ Has not been shown using any offensive moves.
	+ Was introduced after Generation IV.
	+ Has not appeared outside of its debut series.
* Comfey's capture marks the first time one of Ash's friends obtain a new Pokémon within the main series following their retirement from the main cast.
* Comfey is Brock's Pokémon with the least amount of appearances, having appeared in only one episode to date.
Henrietta Pussycat

**Cartoon debut** | Daniel Goes to School

**Henrietta Pussycat** is a character who made her first appearance during the long running show "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood". She mostly appeared in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe where she regularly appeared throughout that segment of the show.

She had the tendency to add the words "meow" to every word and sentence she said. She liked being beautiful always wearing very nice clothes in her appearances and could easily get jealous.

She’s very fond of children. In Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, she's all grown up, but still lives in the same Treehouse that was seen in Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. She has a daughter named Katerina Kittycat.

## Description

Henrietta Pussycat in her appearance in Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood is a cat with white fur. She wears a yellow and green colored dress, black leggings and orange Mary Jane shoes. Just like her daughter she wears a green bow on her head.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* Daniel Goes to School - 103b
* Friends Help Each Other - 107a
* I Love You, Mom - 108b
* Katerina Shares Her Tutu - 110b
* A Night Out at the Restaurant - 113b
* Neighborhood Thank You Day - 114b
* Daniel Gets a Shot - 118a
* Daniel Uses His Words - 125a
* The Royal Sandbox - 126a
* It's Time To Go - 127a
* Daniel Doesn't Want to Stop Playing - 127b
* Neighbor Day - 129
* Calm at the Clock Factory - 130a
* Calm For Storytime - 130b
* Snowflake Day! - 133
* Tutu All the Time - 134b
* Daniel Gets a Cold - 135a
* Mom Tiger Is Sick - 135b
* Frustration at School - 137b
* Jealousy at the Treehouse - 138b

### Season 2

* The Baby is Here - 202
* Daniel Fixes Trolley - 205a
* Neighborhood Nutcracker - 207b
* It's Love Day - 208a
* Daniel Explores Nature - 209a
* Miss Elaina Gets Hurt - 210a
* Daniel Feels Better - 210b
* Daniel Can't Ride Trolley - 211a
* Nighttime in the Neighborhood - 212
* A Storm in the Neighborhood - 213a
* After the Neighborhood Storm - 213b
* Margaret's First Chime Time - 214a
* Daniel's Neighbors Help - 215b
* Daniel Takes Care of Snowball - 218a
* Daniel's Day of Many Feelings - 219b
* Fireflies and Fireworks - 220b

### Season 3

* The Neighborhood Fall Festival - 305a
* Tiger Family Trip - 309
* Katerina's Magic Trick - 313b
* Prince Wednesday Sleeps Over - 314b
* Daniel Takes His Time - 315a
* King Daniel For the Day - 316
* Daniel's Doll - 317b
* Daniel's Very Different Day - 318a
* Daniel Loves Tigey - 319a
* Daniel's Strawberry Seeds - 320b
* Daniel Gets Mad at Dad - 322a
* Daniel Gets Mad at His Friends - 322b
* Daniel Doesn't Want to Go Potty - 323a
* Daniel Wonders About Trolley - 325b

### Season 4

* Daniel's Lunch - 402a
* Daniel's Toy - 402b
* The Daniel Tiger Movie: Won't You Be Our Neighbor? - 403
* Daniel Does Gymnastics - 409a
* Find What Makes Your Family Special - 413a
* The Family Campout - 415a
* A Game Night For Everyone - 415b

### Season 5

* Won't You Sing Along With Me? - 500
* Daniel's Substitute Teacher - 505

## Trivia

* Henrietta Pussycat is voiced by Teresa Pavlinek, who also voices Lady Elaine Fairchilde.
* She is the only character to have additional roles voiced more than one.
Buzz-Buzz the Bee

**Buzz-Buzz the Bee** is a bumble bee that is featured in Disney comics, television shows and films. He is from Duckburg and has an unnamed wife.

## History

His first appearance was in the film Inferior Decorator (Aug. 27, 1948). His first Comic appearance was in Walt Disney's Comics and Stories" #92 in "Inferior Decorator" (May 1948) and later he was also in "WDC&S" #99 in "Honey Harvester" (Dec. 1948). Buzz-Buzz appeared in seven cartoons and was retroactively named, though in some cartoons he was called Spike, Claudius and Hector, Buzz-Buzz became the preferred Studio name. Usually a rival for Donald Duck, Buzz-Buzz also appeared in at least one Pluto cartoon.

In *Mickey Mouse Clubhouse*, Buzz-Buzz is a recurring animal companion.

In Legend of the Three Caballeros, Buzz-Buzz (or at least a look-alike) appears in a brief cameo when Humphrey the Bear goes after a large amount of honey in New Quackmore.

## Gallery

**Buzz-Buzz** in ***Mickey Mouse Clubhouse***
Cerulean City

**Cerulean City** (Japanese: **ハナダシティ** *Hanada City*) is a seaside city located in northern Kanto. It is situated near a sea inlet to the north, with Saffron City to the south, and Mt. Moon to the west. It is home to Misty, the Cerulean City Gym Leader.

The city is one of only two cities in Kanto to have four different routes enter the city, the other being Saffron City. Cerulean is a mid-sized city with a few attractions, including the Bike Shop and the Berry Powder man.
Cats and Dogs Monday

Cats and Dogs Monday is the 21st Episode of Series 2003

## Presenters

Simon Burke

Leah Vandenberg

## Synopsis

Leah makes a noddy bucket dog. Simon puts the dog in a basket. Leah and Simon take turns standing behind a perspex screen and painting different hair styles. The animation "Warm Kitty, Soft Kitty" is shown. Through the windows there are children describing themselves.

## Songs

Its So Nice To Have a Cuddle

Clap,Clap Clap Your Hands

Warm Kitty Soft Kitty

Shaky Shaky

Who’s That Tapping at the Window

Put Your Finger On Your Nose
Cuphead & Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series

Logo for the season

**Cuphead & Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series** is the twenty-fifth season of *Pokémon the Series*, and the third and final season of *Pokémon Journeys: The Series*.

## Synopsis

*The stakes are higher than ever for Ash, Goh, and Chloe as they advance toward their goals! As the Pokémon World Coronation Series Tournament heats up, intensive training is in store for Ash, Pikachu and their Pokémon friends. Meanwhile, Goh embarks on a series of challenging trial missions to become a member of Project Mew. And as Chloe and Eevee learn about the different evolutionary paths that Eevee can take, will they be able to come to a decision about its future? Get ready for nonstop action, familiar faces from journeys past and more Pokémon discoveries to be made!*

## Major characters

### Humans

* Ash
* Goh
* Chloe
* Professor Cerise
* Chrysa
* Ren
* Jessie
* James
* Giovanni
* Matori
* Leon
* Raihan
* Sonia
* Korrina
* Bea
* Allister
* Wikstrom
* Gary Oak
* Volkner
* Cynthia
* Sophocles
* Brock
* Diantha
* Erika
* Butch
* Cassidy
* Bonnie
* Clemont
* Wallace
* Misty
* May
* Max
* Dawn
* Serena
* Cilan
* Marnie
* Drasna
* Lillie
* Gladion
* Lusamine
* Mohn
* Lana
* Mallow
* Kiawe
* Professor Kukui
* Professor Burnet
* Lei
* Paul
* Alain
* Lance
* Iris

### Pokémon

#### Ash's

* Pikachu
* Butterfree
* Pidgeot
* Bulbasaur
* Charizard
* Squirtle
* Kingler
* Primeape
* Muk
* Tauros (30x)
* Mr. Mime
* Snorlax
* Heracross
* Bayleef
* Quilava
* Totodile
* Noctowl
* Donphan
* Swellow
* Sceptile
* Corphish
* Torkoal
* Glalie
* Staraptor
* Torterra
* Infernape
* Buizel
* Gliscor
* Gible
* Unfezant
* Oshawott
* Pignite
* Snivy
* Scraggy
* Leavanny
* Palpitoad
* Boldore
* Krookodile
* Greninja
* Talonflame
* Hawlucha
* Goodra
* Noivern
* Rotom Pokédex
* Rowlet
* Lycanroc (Dusk Form)
* Incineroar
* Naganadel
* Melmetal
* Rotom Phone
* Dragonite
* Gengar ↔ Dynamax/Gigantamax Gengar
* Lucario ↔ Mega Lucario
* Sirfetch'd
* Dracovish

#### Goh's

* Rotom Phone
* Cinderace
* Inteleon
* Grookey

#### Chloe's

* Eevee
* Rotom Phone

#### Brock's

* Steelix ↔ Mega Steelix
* Croagunk
* Blissey

#### Misty's

* Psyduck
* Gyarados

#### Dawn's

* Piplup
* Mamoswine

#### Iris'

* Haxorus
* Excadrill
* Dragonite

#### Clemont's

* Diggersby
* Dedenne
* Chespin
* Luxray

#### Serena's

* Delphox
* Pancham
* Sylveon

#### Lana's

* Primarina
* Eevee

#### Lillie's

* Vulpix (Alolan)
* Magearna

#### Sophocles'

* Togedemaru
* Vikavolt
* Ampharos

#### Kiawe's

* Turtonator
* Marowak (Alolan)

#### Team Rocket's

* Meowth
* Wobbuffet
* Morpeko
* Rotom Phone
* Pelipper
* Lurantis
* Leavanny
* Slakoth
* Slaking
* Hattrem
* Morgrem
* Stonjourner
* Dubwool
* Arrokuda
* Cramorant

## References

1. ↑ Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series | Pokémon.com
Donald's Brand New Clubhouse

"**Donald's Brand New Clubhouse**" is the one hundred and seventeenth episode of *Mickey Mouse Clubhouse*. It aired on Disney Junior on June 12th, 2015, and is the eighteenth episode in the fourth season.

## Synopsis

Donald complains everyone is in his way. So Mickey and his friends help Donald to build his own clubhouse.

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse
* Donald Duck
* Goofy
* Pluto
* Daisy Duck
* Toodles
* Minnie Mouse

## Mouseketools

* A giant fan (to dry the paint faster so Donald can come out)
* A box of bandages (to patch up the tub's leaky pipes)
* A Handy Crane (to grab the roof of Donald's clubhouse)
* Giant building blocks (Mystery Mouseketool, to build a fence around Donald's clubhouse)

## Trivia

* This is the second episode to feature the Donald Duck version of the theme song. It is played once his clubhouse is completed and again during the credits.
* Toodles' Movie Room makes its second appearance since "Oh Toodles".

## Gallery

Title card before Donald changes it.The MouseketoolsToodles watching a movie.pngDonald's own clubhouse is complete.pngThe steps to building Donald's own clubhouse.pngDonald with a construction hat.pngThe Sensational Six with construction hats.pngWorking up an appetite.pngDaisy giggling.pngToodles at work.png
??? (type)

The **??? type** (Japanese: **？？？タイプ** *??? type*) is a type that exists only in Generations II, III, and IV. It was removed in the Generation V games and has not returned since.

## Battle properties

The ??? type is neutrally effective against all types, and all types are neutrally effective against it.

## In the games

### Curse

The move Curse was given the ??? type when introduced in Generation II, likely because of its mysterious nature. It is so far the only move which completely differs in its use between Pokémon of different types. Its type was changed to the Ghost type in Generation V.

Conversion cannot be used to become ???-type: Curse, the only move of this type, will be ignored by Conversion, such that if a Pokémon uses Conversion while the only other move it knows is Curse, Conversion will fail.

### Eggs

Pokémon Eggs are displayed as being ???-type in Generation III on their status screen, to maintain the fact that the identity of the Pokémon inside is supposed to be unknown. This does not appear in Generation II, which uses a special status screen for Pokémon Eggs different from that of normal Pokémon, and was removed in Generation IV, when the section of a Pokémon's status screen that displays type was separated. From Generation IV on, Eggs are considered as Normal-type Pokémon by the game.

### Unusable moves

If a Shadow Pokémon has non-Shadow moves that it cannot use yet, they will be marked with ??? type.

### Arceus

Arceus has the Ability Multitype, which changes its type and appearance depending on the Plate it is holding. Likely as a precaution for Arceus hacked to be ???-type, a ???-type sprite of Arceus is present in Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold, and SoulSilver; however, it is never otherwise used without hacking.

In the event Arceus is hacked to be in this form, it will still be Normal-type (or whatever type of plate it is holding) since the coloring of Arceus in each form is solely aesthetic, and the type is actually determined by Multitype. There is no way to make Arceus actually ???-type, and even when it's sent into battle it will revert to the appropriate form.

## Other uses

### Unrevealed types

On official material, the ??? type can be used to denote a type that has not yet been revealed. Leading up to the release of Pokémon X and Y, Sylveon's type was listed as ??? on official material until its actual type was revealed to be Fairy.

## Retirement

The ??? type is not present in the coding of the Generation V games, since Eggs had not displayed types from Generation IV onward and the type of Curse was newly changed to Ghost. This was possibly because it necessitated making many special cases that would otherwise be unnecessary. Since the only official use of the type at the time of its retirement was for a single non-damaging move, the type itself was essentially useless.
Daisy's Pony Tale

"**Daisy's Pony Tale**" is the one hundred and second episode of *Mickey Mouse Clubhouse*. It aired on Disney Junior on April 5th, 2013, and is the third episode in the fourth season.

## Plot

In a Rapunzel-inspired story, Professor Von Drake's new invention accidentally makes Daisy's ponytail grow incredibly long.

## Mouseketools

* A giant comb (to cross the bubbly moat)
* Penelope the Pony (for Daisy to ride on)
* A megaphone (to amplify small Witch Pete's voice)
* Shape keys (Mystery Mouseketool, to unlock the tower's door, cone key)

## Trivia

* Minnie Mouse and Pluto are absent in this episode. But they do the Hot Dog Dance at the end of the episode.
* This is the last episode in the series in which some main characters are absent among the six.
* Pete portrays the Witch instead of Mother Gothel of *Tangled*.
* This marks the sixth time Mickey had to be quiet when picking a Mouseketool after "Mickey Goes Fishing", "Donald and the Beanstalk", "Mickey's Treat", "Donald's Special Delivery", and "Goofy Babysitter".
	+ Mickey also had to be quiet when summoning Toodles in "A Surprise for Minnie", but not after selecting a Mouseketool.

## Goofs

* The ears on the Mousekedoer can be seen through the inside when Toodles is about to go into his slot and they can also be seen out for a split second the next scene.
* Toodles' face is also a screensaver when the other parts of the Mousekedoer come out.

## Gallery

The title cardDaisy's overgrown ponytail.pngProfessor Von Drake's Fritzer-Spritzer Spray Potions.pngFritzer-Spritzer Spray PotionsMickey, Daisy, and Goofy in Daisy's Pony Tale.pngDaisy, Goofy, and Professor Von Drake in Daisy's Pony Tale.pngWhat Should I Do With My Hair 1.pngWhat Should I Do With My Hair 2.pngThe MouseketoolsProfessor Von Drake holding crystals.pngDaisy and Penelope the Pony.pngMickey, Daisy, Goofy, and Witch Pete.pngMickey and Goofy with the shape keys.pngMickey, Daisy, Goofy, Witch Pete, and Penelope the Pony.png
Daisy's Grasshopper

"**Daisy's Grasshopper**" is the seventy-eighth episode of *Mickey Mouse Clubhouse*. It originally aired on Playhouse Disney on November 8th, 2010, and is the eleventh episode in the third season.

## Plot

Daisy searches for her new friend, Wilbur The Grasshopper.

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse
* Minnie Mouse
* Daisy Duck
* Wilbur the Grasshopper (*debut*)
* Pluto
* Donald Duck
* Goofy
* Pete

## Mouseketools

* Bouncing shoes (to hop to Mickey Park)
* Four building blocks (to climb up to Wilbur)
* Two hippos (to hop across the creek)
* A kangaroo (Mystery Mouseketool, to catch up to Pete)

## End Credits

* Recapping what Mouseketool Mickey and the gang used to hop to the top of the tallest tree to find Wilbur.

## Trivia

* In the beginning of the episode, Minnie appears along with Mickey.
* At the end of the episode, Mickey says, "Thanks for hopping by."

## Gallery

Wilbur the Grasshopper's picture.pngMickey and Minnie together.pngNow You Don't See Him.pngNow You Do.pngProfessor Von Drake looking closer at Wilbur.pngThe MouseketoolsMickey and the gang on the kangaroo.png
Goofy's Magical Mix-Up

"**Goofy's Magical Mix-Up**" is the seventy-third episode of *Mickey Mouse Clubhouse*. It originally aired on Playhouse Disney on June 19th, 2010, and is the sixth episode in the third season.

## Plot

Goofy accidentally makes Pluto's doghouse disappear, when he puts on a magic show.

## Home video releases

DVD
* *Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey's Scrapbook*

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse
* Minnie Mouse
* Donald Duck
* Daisy Duck
* Goofy
* Pluto

## Mouseketools

* A cute little bunny (to get in the small window and open the door from the inside)
* A silk scarf (to grab Wizard Pete's magic book)
* A crystal ball (to knock down the crystals blocking the path)
* Giant playing cards (Mystery Mouseketool, to fan away the fog)

## Trivia

* This is, in production order, the fourth episode where the Mystery Mouseketool was picked first. The other four episodes were in "Doctor Daisy, M.D.", "Pluto's Bubble Bath", "Mickey's Comet", and "Happy Birthday Toodles".
* This is the 3rd of 4 episodes on the Mickey's Scrapbook DVD.
* Although this episode aired after "Happy Birthday Toodles" where Toodles has a face, it isn't shown in this episode or others. This is most likely because these episodes were aired out of production/chronological order.

## Gallery

ImagesCA2BWOX8.jpgGoofy with his magic hat.jpgThe MouseketoolsGoofy "Pretend you didn't see that".png
Boodles

> Boo!
>
> Boodles' catchphrase

**Boodles** is a device that delivers Mouseketools called Monster Mouseketools. This one is female like Quoodles. When her name is called "Oh, Boodles!", she comes and says "Boo!" scaring someone every time.

She has a Mousekedoer of her own and Count Mickula operates it instead of Mickey Mouse.

## Appearance

Boodles is a floating pink disc. Her left ear has a pink flower, and her right ear has what seems to be half of another, polka-dot flower. She wears a see-through veil over herself. She also has hair and eyelashes, unlike Toodles, Quoodles, and Goofles. She also wears lipstick and has brown eyes.

## Trivia

* She is one of 3 characters that is never shown transforming. (The others are Woodles and Sheamus)
* Like Toodles, Quoodles, and Goofles, she and the other three have faces and voices unlike Woodles and Sheamus.
* She doesn't stutter like Toodles, Quoodles, and Goofles do when talking.
Amphibia & Pokémon: Sun & Moon - Ultra Adventures

Logo for the season

**Amphibia & Pokémon: Sun & Moon - Ultra Adventures** is the twenty-first season of *Pokémon the Series* and the second season of *Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon*.

## Synopsis

*When Ash sees the Legendary Pokémon Solgaleo and Lunala in a dream, he makes a promise to them. But when he wakes up, he can't remember what it was! Will the strange Pokémon called Nebby help jog his memory? Along with their new friend and the rest of the students at the Pokémon School, Ash and Pikachu explore the Aether Foundation, an organization dedicated to Pokémon conservation and care. But it may not be as innocent as it seems, and Ash and his friends will have to work together to protect the people and Pokémon they care about as they face a mysterious power like nothing they have ever seen.*

## Major characters

### Humans

* Ash
* Lillie
* Kiawe
* Mallow
* Lana
* Sophocles
* Jessie
* James
* Giovanni
* Matori
* Gozu
* Professor Kukui
* Samson Oak
* Professor Burnet

### Pokémon

#### Ash's

* Pikachu
* Rotom Pokédex
* Rowlet
* Lycanroc (Dusk Form)
* Litten → Torracat
* Nebby
* Buzzwole
* Poipole
* Stakataka

#### Lana's

* Lapras
* Popplio
* Xurkitree

#### Sophocles'

* Togedemaru
* Charjabug
* Celesteela

#### Kiawe's

* Charizard
* Turtonator
* Marowak (Alolan)

#### Lillie's

* Vulpix (Alolan)
* Blacephalon

#### Team Rocket's

* Meowth
* Wobbuffet
* Bewear
* Mimikyu
* Mareanie

## References

1. ↑ Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon - Ultra Adventures | Pokémon.com
Cuphead & Pokémon Journeys: The Series

Logo for the season

**Cuphead & Pokémon Journeys: The Series** is the twenty-third season of *Pokémon the Series* and the first season of *Pokémon Journeys: The Series*.

## Synopsis

'Pokémon Trainer Ash Ketchum has a new plan: see the world! But first, he and his partner Pikachu are headed to the opening of the Cerise Laboratory, a research facility dedicated to uncovering the mysteries of Pokémon in every region. Ash meets Goh, another boy with boundless curiosity about Pokémon, and both are overjoyed when Professor Cerise asks them to become official research fellows. With Ash as determined as ever to become a Pokémon Master, and Goh aiming to catch one of every Pokémon (including the Mythical Mew), our heroes are in for adventure and excitement as they explore the wide world of Pokémon!

## Major characters

### Humans

* Ash
* Goh
* Chloe
* Professor Cerise
* Chrysa
* Ren
* Jessie
* James
* Giovanni
* Matori
* Leon
* Raihan
* Sonia
* Chairman Rose
* Korrina
* Bea
* Lana
* Mallow
* Sophocles
* Kiawe
* Lillie
* Gladion
* Professor Kukui
* Professor Burnet

### Pokémon

#### Ash's

* Pichu → Pikachu ↔ Gigantamax Pikachu
* Mr. Mime
* Rotom Pokédex
* Rowlet
* Lycanroc (Dusk Form)
* Incineroar
* Melmetal
* Rotom Phone
* Dragonair → Dragonite
* Gengar
* Egg → Riolu → Lucario
* Farfetch'd (Galarian)

#### Goh's

* Rotom Phone
* Scorbunny → Raboot ↔ Dynamax Raboot → Cinderace
* Sobble

#### Lana's

* Primarina
* Eevee

#### Kiawe's

* Turtonator
* Marowak (Alolan)

#### Lillie's

* Vulpix (Alolan)
* Magearna

#### Sophocles'

* Togedemaru
* Vikavolt

#### Team Rocket's

* Meowth ↔ Gigantamax Meowth
* Wobbuffet
* Pelipper
* Gyarados
* Tyranitar
* Machamp
* Beartic
* Wailord
* Bellsprout
* Rotom Phone
* Dusclops (2x)
* Chewtle
* Poliwrath
* Skarmory
* Crobat
* Magikarp
* Slowking
* Morpeko
* Magnezone
* Armaldo
* Carvanha
* Kingler
* Scolipede
* Drapion
* Buneary
* Minccino
* Mimikyu
* Mareanie
* Bewear
* Stufful
* Nidorino
* Graveler
* Rhydon
* Stunfisk
* Sawk
* Throh

## References

1. ↑ Pokémon Journeys: The Series | Pokémon.com
Clarabelle Cow

Cowgirl (by Ludwig Von Drake)

**Clarabelle Cow** is an animated anthropomorphic cow created by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks. First appearing as an established character in the 1930's *The Shindig*, Clarabelle was presented as the best friend of Minnie Mouse and the girlfriend of Horace Horsecollar. She is often identified by her signature cowbell jewelry, a love of gossip, and a tendency to infuse her speech with moos. Though a prominent character throughout the 1930s, Clarabelle fell into obscurity as the Golden Age of Animation came to an end. She saw a resurgence during the turn of the 21st century, appearing in major roles on television, and even theatrically. Today, Clarabelle is typically paired with Minnie and Daisy Duck. Her modern interpretations are also depicted as the love interest of Goofy.
Ash's Dracovish

**Ash's Dracovish** (Japanese: **サトシのウオノラゴン** *Satoshi's Uonoragon*) was the fifth Pokémon that Ash caught in *Pokémon Journeys: The Series*, the second one he caught in the Galar region, and his fifty-ninth overall.

## References

1. ↑ Dracovish is a gender unknown Pokémon species.

## Related articles

* For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Dracovish.
Goofy on Mars

"**Goofy on Mars**" is the ninth episode of the first season of *Mickey Mouse Clubhouse*. It originally aired on Playhouse Disney (now known as Disney Junior) on June 25th, 2006.

## Plot

When Goofy crash lands on Mars, it's up to Mickey and friends to save him.

## Cast

### Mickey Mouse characters

* Wayne Allwine as Mickey Mouse
* Russi Taylor as Minnie Mouse
* Bill Farmer as Goofy
* Tony Anselmo as Donald Duck
* Tress MacNeille as Daisy Duck
* Toodles (*does not speak*)

### Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood characters

* Asher Bolduc-Theron as Daniel Tiger
* Ian Ho as O the Owl
* Maya Misaljevic as Katerina Kittycat
* Callum Shoniker as Prince Wednesday
* Markeda McKay as Miss Elaina

### Cameos

* Pluto (*does not speak; and Hot Dog Dance*)

## Mouseketools

* A screwdriver (to fix Goofy's rocket)
* A zipper (to zip up the spacesuits)
* Footsprings (to bounce into the rocket)
* A pacifier (Mystery Mouseketool, to stop the moon from snoring)

## Trivia

* Pluto appears, but does not come with the others to Mars. It is not explained why.
* This is the 2nd of 4 episodes on the Road Rally DVD.
* This is the only episode when 2 pictures are shown on the picture puzzle board.
* When Donald loses his hat, it appears in the other second for unknown reasons.
* The recording of Mickey and the gang calling for Toodles when they needed a screwdriver was archived for Season 2 and onwards but Wayne Allwine's recordings calling along with the others was replaced in Season 4.

## Gallery

Picture Puzzle: MoonPicture Puzzle: MarsGoofy's rocketGoofy in outer spaceThe MouseketoolsAnywhere Area: Spacesuit Changing MachineMickey's spacesuitMinnie's spacesuitDonald in a tutuDonald's spacesuitDaisy's spacesuitClubhouse Rocket parts out of placeClubhouse Rocket's engine fixedClubhouse Rocket's green piece fixedThe sleeping moonMystery Mouseketool: PacifierThe moon with a pacifierThe Clubhouse Rocket3 craters3 screws missing from Goofy's rocketMickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy's spacesuitsGoofy's spacesuit4 screws in Goofy's rocket5 screws in Goofy's rocketMickey about to use the screwdriver
Goofy's Super Wish

"**Goofy's Super Wish**" is the sixty-sixth episode of *Mickey Mouse Clubhouse*. It originally aired on Playhouse Disney on January 9th, 2010, and is the thirty-ninth episode in the second season.

## Plot

Goofy trains to be a superhero and uses his skills after Clarabelle's moo-muffin maker breaks.

## Cast

* Wayne Allwine as Mickey Mouse
* Russi Taylor as Minnie Mouse
* Bill Farmer as Goofy/Pluto
* Tress MacNeille as Daisy Duck
* Tony Anselmo as Donald Duck
* Corey Burton as How-To Narrator
* April Winchell as Clarabelle Cow
* Jim Cummings as Pete

### Guests

* Clarabelle Cow
* Pete

## Mouseketools

* A ladder (to get Goofy down from a tree, long ladder)
* Roller skates (to go faster than Captain Jumps-a-Lot)
* A bath towel (for Goofy to use as a cape)
* A bunch of balloons (Mystery Mouseketool, to help Goofy lift up the elephant)

## Trivia

* This episode and "Mickey's Happy Mousekeday" have the Picture Puzzle being unscrambled in three tries rather than the usual two.

## Gallery

Picture Puzzle: Stack of coinsGoofy holding a comic book.pngSteps for Goofy to be a superhero.pngStep 1: Fly. Step 2: Superspeed. Step 3: Super strength.Goofy at a wishing well.pngGoofy's Super WishThe Mouseketools