Mickey's Kangaroo

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Mickey Mouse receives a kangaroo from Australia and is thrilled-until its wild antics and a playful joey wreak havoc. Together with Pluto, Mickey scrambles to contain the chaos, leading to c... Read allMickey Mouse receives a kangaroo from Australia and is thrilled-until its wild antics and a playful joey wreak havoc. Together with Pluto, Mickey scrambles to contain the chaos, leading to comedic misadventures.Mickey Mouse receives a kangaroo from Australia and is thrilled-until its wild antics and a playful joey wreak havoc. Together with Pluto, Mickey scrambles to contain the chaos, leading to comedic misadventures.

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- David Hand
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6.1/10

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Director
- David Hand
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Don Brodie

Pluto's Internal Voice
(uncredited)

Pinto Colvig

Pluto's Whimpers
(uncredited)

Walt Disney

Mickey Mouse
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Lee Millar

Pluto
(uncredited)

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Trivia
Disney's last black-and-white cartoon.

Alternate versions
Also available in a computer colorized version.

Connections
Featured in The Mickey Mouse Club: Guest Star Day: Wally Boag; Mickey Mouse Club Serial: What I Want to Be - Part 2 (1955)

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3/10

A rather boring cartoon short.

In this cartoon short from Walk Disney, Mickey gets a package from Australia: a kangaroo and its baby roo, both complete with boxing gloves (for some unknown reason, Disney characters randomly get animals mailed to them from all over). As a result, Mickey practices boxing with the adult while the baby annoys Pluto to no end.

There is really nothing entertaining or funny about this cartoon, just Mickey acting all smiles and cheerful as he gets pummeled in the boxing match, and the annoying baby roo feeling free to eat Pluto's food and to drive him crazy. Basically, very boring.

I know I might be analyzing too much on a cartoon short, but, there is really nothing remarkable about the short, except for the fact that Pluto "talks" in this cartoon with a voice-over, which I thought was rather unique. I did chuckle at a few points, but other than that, this cartoon is not a winner for me.

Grade D--