The Mouse

The Mouse is a cartoon character from Warner Bros. Studios, Isolde Schmitt-Menzel and WDR.

The Mouse
Personal Information
Other names	Scruffy (by Daffy Duck) Mousy Mousy (by Granny) Die Maus
Gender	Male
Species	Mouse
Age	27
Birthday	December 1 1932
Affiliations	The Weasels, The Squirrel, The Mole, The Raccoon, The Vixen, The Fox, The Spotted Ferret, The Badger, The Vulture, The Hare, The Rabbit, The Rat, The Vole, The Shrew, The Bear, The Bird, The Ferret, The Stoat, The Tortoise, The Turtle, The Sloth, The Snake, Owl, The Kestrel, The Frog, The Polecat, The Crow, Mrs. Hare, Mr. Bear , The Skunk, The Chipmunks, The Lion, The Hedgehog, The Hamster, The Beaver, The Lynx, The Cougar, The Marmot, The Tiger, The Gopher, The Kangaroo, The Otter, The Seal, The Sea Otter, The Sparrow, The Eagle, The Woodpecker, The Wolf, The Dog, The Cat, The Deer, The Porcupine, The Coyote, Momma Rabbit, Little Rabbit, The Duck, Granny, Daffy Duck, Bugs Bunny, Sylvester, Tweety Bird, Speedy Gonzales, Marvin the Martian, Pete Puma
Occupation	Handstanding Jumping Singing Sleeping
Homeworld	Earth
Residence	The Small Cottage Granny’s House Aruba
Interests	The Bear, Making Friends, Dancing
Family
Parents	UnNamed Parents (Deceased)
Grandparents	UnNamed Grandmother (Deceased)
Production Information
First appearance	The Trip to Southwest
Last appearance	The Extra Timing Show: Featuring The Bear and The Mouse
Voiced by	Mel Blanc (1972-1988) Richard Dean Anderson (1993) Billy West (1990-2004) Jeff Bergman (2004-)

He is an anthropomorphic mouse that lived in The Small Cottage where he lives, he can stretch his legs as long as he wants, jump a rope with his torn-off tail or fetch tools from his body, as he likes granny which however he is interested with going to the other countries or going to the places as he wants, he became friends with The Bear (Bär) which the friendship has been made in the journey, he has orange fur (with brown ears, arms and legs), he likes to stretch his legs, jump a rope, singing, dancing, handstanding, sleeping and fetching the tools with his body, he likes his friends: The Bear, Granny, The Weasels, The Spotted Ferret, The Skunk and some other animals.

Trivia

• The Mouse is a Part of Bastei Books “Das Buch mit der Maus” and Isolde Schmitt-Menzel’s Books.
• The Mouse Became The Looney Tunes Star in the 1970s.
• The Mouse Sounds Like Bugs Bunny.
• as Isolde Schmitt-Menzel and Chuck Jones Knew They Wanted to Make The Bear and The Mouse Short Films Which Where They Had.

Gallery

The Mouse Poses (from Mausefalle)

Concept Art

The Mouse in 1990-Present

The Mouse in The Trip to Southwest (1972)

The Mouse with His Friend The Bear in The Rainbow Rally

The Mouse, The Bear and The Tiger in The Guitar (1980)

The Mouse (1972-1990)

The Mouse in The Mouse Meets Dinosaurs (1974)

The Mouse Sitting on the Mushroom Holding a Flower in The Walking Sun (1973)

The Mouse and The Bear Appears in The Dentist (1978)

The Mouse and The Bear in At School (1983)

The Mouse in The Love-a-Know Mouse! (1977)

The Mouse in The Mouse: The Movie (1992)

The Mouse in The Mouse Loves Granny (1973)

The Mouse and The Bear in Good Night! (1979)

The Mouse and The Bear in Bedtime Stories (1979)

The Mouse Reads The Fox and The Cat Book in Bedtime Stories (1979)

The Mouse and The Bear at The End of The Nighttime City (1978)

Taken from The Gym (1982)