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In all of her appearances except in the Country of the Musketeers, she wears a gold tiara with a ruby Hidden Mickey-shaped symbol set in the middle. She wears an elegant ball gown with short, ball-shaped sleeves. The top of the gown is pink with red lining. The pink section sports a flower-like pattern inside circles that line the bottom. She wears another, salmon-colored layer underneath this, and a third, pleated, red layer under that. Minnie also wears white gloves that cover her whole arms and a large, red bow on the back of her dress. | In all of her appearances except in the Country of the Musketeers, she wears a gold tiara with a ruby Hidden Mickey-shaped symbol set in the middle. She wears an elegant ball gown with short, ball-shaped sleeves. The top of the gown is pink with red lining. The pink section sports a flower-like pattern inside circles that line the bottom. She wears another, salmon-colored layer underneath this, and a third, pleated, red layer under that. Minnie also wears white gloves that cover her whole arms and a large, red bow on the back of her dress. | ||
In the Country of the | In the Country of the Musketeers, Minnie wears an alternate dress, and has a notable tuft of hair sticking out from her forehead. | ||
In ''Kingdom Hearts'', whenever Minnie turns around, her ears remain a rounded shaped so they are constantly facing the screen, just like in ''Disney'' cartoons. Starting from ''Kingdom Hearts II'', her ears stay in the same position whichever way she is facing (similar to how she appear in ''Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas''). Because of this, Queen Minnie can't be turned around when watched in full view in Jiminy's Journal in ''Kingdom Hearts''. | In ''Kingdom Hearts'', whenever Minnie turns around, her ears remain a rounded shaped so they are constantly facing the screen, just like in ''Disney'' cartoons. Starting from ''Kingdom Hearts II'', her ears stay in the same position whichever way she is facing (similar to how she appear in ''Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas''). Because of this, Queen Minnie can't be turned around when watched in full view in Jiminy's Journal in ''Kingdom Hearts''. | ||
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| Japanese | ミニー王妃 ミニーマウス | |
| Rōmaji | Minī Ōhi Minī Mausu | |
| Voice actors | (Ja:) Yūko Mizutani (KH through KH3D) (En:) Russi Taylor (KH through KH3D) | |
| Homeworld | Disney Castle Disney Town Country of the Musketeers | |
| Origin | Plane Crazy | |
| Games | Kingdom Hearts Kingdom Hearts II Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance Kingdom Hearts III | |
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| Kingdom Hearts |
| Queen of Disney Castle, ruling in Mickey's absence. I, Jiminy Cricket, am accompanying Donald and Goofy as the royal chronicler at her request. Queen Minnie is more concerned than anyone about the king's disappearance. Minnie made her screen debut in "Steamboat Willie" (1928). |
| Kingdom Hearts II |
| Plane Crazy (1928) Queen of Disney Castle. She is ruling in Mickey's absence. At her request, I'm tagging along with Donald and Goofy as the Royal Chronicler. Queen Minnie is quite concerned about the King, but she knows in her heart that he'll be all right. |
| Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep |
| Mickey's Surprise Party (1939) Queen of Disney Castle, who reigns over the kingdom while King Mickey is away training. Right now, she is busy putting together the annual Disney Town Dream Festival, but Pete's hijinks aren't making the job any easier. |
| Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance |
| Minnie "Mickey's Surprise Party" (1939) The queen of Disney Castle. Maleficent and Pete nabbed her while King Mickey was away. Princess Minnie "Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers" (2004) Princess of this kingdom. After someone tried to do her harm, she demanded protection from the Musketeers and fell hopelessly in love with Mickey, one of the three who took the job. |
| Kingdom Hearts Union χ |
| Steamboat Willie (1928) Queen of Disney Castle, ruling in Mickey's absence. |
| Kingdom Hearts III |
| Steamboat Willie (1928) Queen of Disney Castle, who reigns over the kingdom while King Mickey is away. |
- "We hope for your safe return."
- —Queen Minnie to Donald and Goofy
Minnie Mouse, formally referred to as Queen Minnie, is the queen of Disney Castle, who rules the peaceful kingdom alongside King Mickey Mouse. Her first appearance was in Disney's Plane Crazy. Despite being a queen, she rules the kingdom with equality to her citizens and shows no pride to her royal status.
Story[edit]
Before Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep[edit]
Before she was a queen, Minnie was Princess of the Country of the Musketeers and was kidnapped by Pete in his scheme to usurp her as the ruler.
Some time after this, she and Mickey became King and Queen of Disney Castle.
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep[edit]
Queen Minnie is hosting the yearly Dream Festival in Disney Town. During Ventus's visit, they find themselves having trouble with the ice-cream machine that the trio received from their grand uncle, Scrooge McDuck, but Ventus manages to make it work right again. Afterwards, Aqua arrives to defeat monsters attacking the Fruit Ball Area, after which Minnie approaches to thank her. During the Rumble Race, Terra attempts to chase a group of Unversed, but almost gets crushed by Pete, who is posing as Captain Dark. Minnie warns him just in time for him to dodge the car. Then, Minnie tells him to participate in the competition as a means to help them rid of the monsters without breaking the rules.
By the end of the Dream Festival, Minnie presents the Million Dreams Award to the most-voted heroes in town: Aqua, Terra, and Ventus with the Cream Berry, Double Crunch, and Rock Crunch ice-creams, respectively. Pete angrily confronts her about this, and she is forced to banish him to the Ocean Between to make him understand what trouble he has caused.[1]
Some time after the battle at the Keyblade Graveyard, Minnie watches with her friends as Louie, Dewey, and Huey race.
Kingdom Hearts[edit]
Queen Minnie and Daisy Duck go over to the flowery courtyard, where they see Donald Duck fussing with Goofy about something top secret. They demand an explanation for that, so he hands over the letter he found in Pluto's mouth from King Mickey. After that, she has them follow the king's lead, worrying for all of them as well as Chip and Dale, who are the engineers for the Gummi Ship. She also sends Jiminy with Donald and Goofy on their journey as their royal chronicler. From then on, she rules the kingdom on her own.
After Ansem's defeat, Minnie is seen at Disney Castle where she and Daisy sees Huey, Dewey, and Louie returning from Traverse Town.
Kingdom Hearts II[edit]
One year after, Queen Minnie is still ruling the world of Disney Castle on her own, with Lady Daisy as her adviser.
Prior to Sora, Donald, and Goofy's visit, black rose thorns suddenly appear in the Hall of the Cornerstone, where the Cornerstone of Light is kept. Soon after Heartless begin appearing in the castle and that opens the pathway to Disney Castle.
When Sora and the others visit Disney Castle, they find out that it is in danger because of Maleficent and Pete, who are threatening the castle by changing the past. Sora escorts Minnie to the king's throne, where a secret entrance lie for entering Timeless River, the castle construction site in the past. While Sora and company set off to Timeless River to prevent the past from changing, Minnie remains in the castle to protect it. After the castle is safe again, Queen Minnie continues to protect the kingdom.
She is reunited with King Mickey after he, Sora, and the others put an end to Xemnas.
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance[edit]
While in the sleeping Country of the Musketeers, Sora learns about Minnie's past as the world's princess.
The real Minnie is held hostage by Maleficent and Pete as leverage to force Mickey to hand over the Datascape to them for their plans of universal domination. However, she is rescued thanks to the unlikely appearance of Lea, who throws a chakram at Pete and distracts him long enough for Minnie to flee to safety.
Kingdom Hearts III[edit]
Minnie welcomes Mickey, Donald, and Goofy when they return to Disney Castle following Xehanort's defeat. After Yen Sid, Chip and Dale arrive, the group watches the fireworks in the night sky.
Design[edit]
Queen Minnie is an anthropomorphized mouse with black fur and large, black, circular ears. She has long eyelashes.
In all of her appearances except in the Country of the Musketeers, she wears a gold tiara with a ruby Hidden Mickey-shaped symbol set in the middle. She wears an elegant ball gown with short, ball-shaped sleeves. The top of the gown is pink with red lining. The pink section sports a flower-like pattern inside circles that line the bottom. She wears another, salmon-colored layer underneath this, and a third, pleated, red layer under that. Minnie also wears white gloves that cover her whole arms and a large, red bow on the back of her dress.
In the Country of the Musketeers, Minnie wears an alternate dress, and has a notable tuft of hair sticking out from her forehead.
In Kingdom Hearts, whenever Minnie turns around, her ears remain a rounded shaped so they are constantly facing the screen, just like in Disney cartoons. Starting from Kingdom Hearts II, her ears stay in the same position whichever way she is facing (similar to how she appear in Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas). Because of this, Queen Minnie can't be turned around when watched in full view in Jiminy's Journal in Kingdom Hearts.
Personality[edit]
Queen Minnie is very humble, regards herself as an equal to her citizens, and displays very little hubris toward her status as queen. For example, she asks Aqua to address her simply as "Minnie". Further, Minnie wasn't offended at all when Sora causally introduced himself when they first met, instead she was amused and curious by it.
She cares very much for those dear to her, such as Mickey, Donald and Goofy, hoping for their safe return from their journey. Minnie also has little tolerance for evildoers, such as Pete and Maleficent, demanding to know what they are up to, showing a stern and firm demeanor when needed. The status of her kingdom also concerns her because of the Unversed and Heartless's appearances throughout the years and causing chaos.
Abilities[edit]
Minnie does not have many offensive techniques, unlike the other support characters, but she can fire a light blue sphere of light, known as "Pearl", when an enemy is nearby her. These spheres are exactly like Mickey's Pearl in Kingdom Hearts II but they are blue instead of white.
Together, she and Sora can use the powerful "Faith" reaction command, which temporarily banishes all Heartless in range, or defeats them if they are wounded enough. Even though she lacks power, she is strangely one of the most useful assistant characters in the game.
She has also shown the ability to seal rooms in hope of keeping out unwanted visitors, like she did with the Throne Room, but the darkness found a way to seep into the room anyway, meaning her magic may not be powerful enough to completely hold back the darkness.
Origin[edit]
Minnie Mouse first appears in the 1928 short, Plane Crazy, in which she takes a ride with Mickey in a plane he built. However, she is better known for appearing in the 1928 short Steamboat Willie, which was the first Mickey Mouse cartoon with sound. Plane Crazy was later released with sound as the fourth cartoon, causing confusion as to which came first, and thus, which Minnie appeared in first.
In Steamboat Willie, Minnie appears running to catch the steamboat, but Mickey departs on it just as she arrives. She then runs along the riverbank trying to catch the boat. Hearing Minnie's cries for help, Mickey uses the crane to pick her up. She drops her fiddle and sheet music to "Turkey in the Straw" in the process, which a goat eats. After being unable to get the music out of the goat, Mickey decides to use the goat as a phonograph, and they both dance to the music, until Pete appears, scowling.
Minnie first appears in her current form in Mickey's Surprise Party in 1939. Minnie has since appeared in many Disney cartoons and films. She almost always appears with her best friend, Daisy, mainly in Mickey Mouse Works and in Minnie's Bow-Toons.
Minnie is frequently depicted as the romantic interest to Mickey, with their relationship taking various forms. While her personality has somewhat changed over time, her codifying character traits are being a classy lady with a cheerful, kind personality to most everyone, albeit with a patience that can be tested and a stubbornness that can get her into trouble.
Notes and references[edit]
- ^ Despite this, Goofy claims in Kingdom Hearts II that Mickey banished Pete "to another dimension a long time ago."
