Goofy : Walt Disney's Cartoon Character turns 80

Goofy, the famous cartoon character created by Walt Disney Productions in 1932, made its first appearance on May 25 in Mickey’s Revue, a short movie that features Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Horace Horse and Clarabelle Cow. Goofy, a tall dog that wears a turtle neck and vest, with pants, shoes, white gloves, and a hat originally designed as a rumpled fedora, is the closest friend of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. And this year, he turns eighty! Many people used to see Mickey and friends, also adored Goofy. They used to be addicted to this cartoon series.

Goofy is normally portrayed as extremely clumsy with little intelligence, but occasionally he is shown as intuitive and clever. He used to mess up things for his friends Mickey and Donald. For the lovers of Goofy, they can’t believe that he has turned eighty! He looks so young.  Goofy’ s  cute catch lines like gwarsh, ah-hyuck and his laugh which goes like hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo have found a place in nearly everyone’s childhood memories.

Since Mickey’s Revue, Goofy made several regular appearances in most Mickey Mouse animations and enjoyed his roles in Disney’s cartoon short films and television shows. Some of his favorite onscreen roles have been starring in the How to Cartoons, where he bumbled through his explanations, Goof Troop with his son Max and more recently in the popular series, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. He also appeared in numerous movies like Mickey’s Christmas Carol, The Prince and the Pauper and Mickey, Donald and Goofy: The Three Musketeers that have brought laughter and cheer to generations of Disney fans.

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