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Goofy is a tall, dog-like cartoon character created by Disney who is best known as a close friend of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, typically depicted as clumsy and dim-witted though sometimes shown to be clever in his own eccentric way. He has been a significant part of Disney's character roster for decades, appearing in numerous films, shows, and media as a recognizable and enduring figure in popular culture.
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Key facts
- Comics character<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics >.debut
- First version: "The Phantom Blot meets Super Goof" (''Walt Disney's The Phantom Blot'' No. 2, Feb. 1965)Second version: "All's Well that Ends Awful" (Donald Duck No. 102, July 1965)Third and definitive version: "The Thief of Zanzipar" (Walt Disney Super Goof No. 1, Oct. 1965)
- Comics character<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics >.creators
- Del Connell (script, first two versions)Bob Ogle (script, third and definitive version)Paul Murry (art, all three versions)
- Comics character<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics >.alliances
- Super Gilbert
- Comics character<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics >.powers
- Can fly, has x-ray vision, invulnerability, super strength, super speed, superbreath, and other powers
- Character.name
- Goofy
- Character.franchise
- Mickey Mouse & Friends
- Character.image
- Goofy Duckipedia.png
- Character.first
- ''Mickey's Revue (1932) (as Dippy Dawg)Orphan's Benefit'' (1934) (as Goofy)
- Character.lbl1
- Developed by
- Character.full_name
- G.G. "Goofy" Goof
- Character.species
- Anthropomorphic dog
- Character.spouse
- Mrs. Geef / Mrs. Goof (1950s)
- Character.gender
- Male
- Character.family
- Goof family
- Character.children
- Max Goof (son)
- Character.nationality
- American
- Comics character<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics >.character_name
- Super Goof
- Comics character<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics >.real_name
- Goofy
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Wikidata facts
- Gender
- male organism
- Child
- Max Goof
- Creator
- Art Babbitt
- Performer
- Bill Farmer
- Image
- 2010-365-158 Goofy Bush (4681671250).jpg
- Said to be same as
- Super Goof
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- enemy
- Mortimer Mouse
- present in work
- Disney Dreamlight Valley
- first appearance
- Mickey's Revue
- from narrative universe
- Mickey Mouse universe
- Commons category
- Goofy
- topic's main category
- Category:Goofy (Disney)
- name in native language
- Goofy
- wears
- shoe
- birth name
- Goofus D. Dawg
- inception
- 1932-05-25
- has characteristic
- widower
- number of viewers/listeners
- 9354328
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Article · Deutsch
Goofy (adj. engl. für „albern“, „doof“) ist eine von Art Babbitt (Arthur Harold Babitsky, 1907–1992) erdachte Comicfigur, die einen anthropomorphen Hund darstellt. Goofy gehört, wie auch Donald Duck, mit zu den ersten Disneyfiguren. Er ist bald darauf zum treuen Freund von Micky Maus geworden. Ursprünglich hieß er Dippy Dawg („verdrehter Hund“), 1939 wurde die Figur dann aber in Goofy umbenannt. Als Supergoof ist er der dem Phantomias der Duck-Welt entsprechende Superheld. Das Auffallendste an ihm ist sein weltbekanntes Lachen („Ahijak“). Gesprochen wurde Goofy in allen alten Filmen von Pinto Colvig. Goofy ist freundlich und treu, fällt aber eher durch seine Naivität und Tollpatschigkeit auf. Neben den Filmen und den Comics erschienen in Albanien und auf den Malediven auch mehrere Briefmarkenserien mit Goofy-Motiven.
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