Evolution of Talking Disney Characters | Articulated Disney Characters

Top 5 Disney! The Evolution of the Articulated Talking Disney Characters. Have you ever been to the Disney Theme Parks and seen the Disney characters talk; blinking their eyes and moving their mouths? Well Disney introduced the articulated talking characters (sometimes referred to as Disney animatronic characters) of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy in the castle stage show Dream Along With Mickey at Walt Disney World in 2007 but articulated Disney characters have actually been around the Disney parks since the early 90s and on the Disney Channel in the 80s! Now you can see talking Disney characters at Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Disney Cruise Line, Disney Live! and more, including an interactive meet and greet with talking Mickey Mouse! DON'T FORGET TO LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE!*** ►bit.ly/2mfriBD ◄
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TPMvids I would like for Disney to articulate the toy story characters

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[@tyleranimated2334]

I want Hewy Dewy And Louie Duck And Scrooge Mcduck

[@ChosenTheSlime]

So do i

[@alainar.977]

One time I was at Disney World with my family and we were seeing Mickey and my grandma said, "Hey Mickey, what's your favorite cheese?" and then laughed. He said, "I don't know, I like all of them! Except blue cheese. You can never tell if it's really blue." and I was like , "Oh my gosh!"

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Looks like you had a good time

[@Angie2343]

I think I know what happened....

[@zemoapologist32]

Good pfp

[@chastity9272]

That’s some big brain stuff

[@virg979]

O they speak

[@lukewells3080]

A talking Sully or Stitch would be brilliant!

[@sh1zak1]

Ben And Ella Too bad, I only go to Orlando, Florida's Disney World, and I would love to see a talking Stitch! He's one of my favorite Disney characters!

[@lukewells3080]

Wow! Thanks for letting me know. Will have to look out for that.

[@elisahuberman3408]

Luke Wells and Mike Wazowski

[@kizzqs6794]

it would be wonderful

[@kimicansyn]

But it's not a suit it's like the laugh floor show at tomorrowland

[@disneylover1294]

Characters I would like to see become articulated: Oswald the Lucky Rabbit (if he arrives in Disney World ever) Jafar Queen of Hearts Stitch And The Seven Dwarfs

[@mixedmystic4075]

Jafar hmmmm that's interesting

[@spoons7649]

YOO OSWALD IS GREAT

[@landonraphael5911]

The characters that need to be articulated: Stitch Beast Jiminy Sulley Mike Horace

[@wolfie.160]

And Nick + Judy. 😆

[@Angie2343]

Don't forget Clarice, Roger Rabbit and Jessica. As well as Donald's family.

[@yeahidraw7068]

Um Stitch got dismantled :( RIP

[@minervaangeles4098]

Agreed m8

[@minervaangeles4098]

Jay Boi he means the mascot

[@violetcupcake]

The next character that I want to see articulated is Jack Skellington😊👍

[@violetcupcake]

And Sally of course 😉💜

[@foxygamnumina3377]

They’re face characters I do believe.

[@michaeladams1523]

@@foxygamnumina3377 Yeah they are able to talk to guests.

[@spoons7649]

That kind of scares me ;

[@SpongeBobbigfanyt]

Before the parks 1:47 Early Disney World 4:15 Early Disneyland 6:28 Disney Live 8:08 Present Day 10:09

[@enshen2190]

3:59 yep that is true,the hands are connected with strings that,when the hands move,also moves the articulated parts in the costume I know this cause my mom works at a costume department

[@Yellowroll]

I love the articulated Timon! There should be one for Remy.

[@kiddomoroll]

An articulated Stitch would be awesome to see!

[@GreatMewtwo]

Shiny Skies I always imagined that Stitch would look good as an articulated character.

[@nowayactuallybrohwat]

Ikr

[@londonbrotherson263]

Shiny Skies But what about scooter from the go bots. And Uganda knuckles and Totoro. That's Cool

[@mayganphynix8267]

Same that would be amazing!

[@TheCinematicUniverseTraveler]

I’m surprised a lot of people said stitch much like myself He is such a loved character

[@animalmagic2225]

I want Nick Wild and Judy Hops to be articulated

[@nagitokomaeda9922]

@Kyle Selinger they only have articulated the tail, so they can move it walking. i think it was nick

[@palettefulplumb6082]

I saw Nick and Judy in the parks one time, they weren’t articulated as far as I could tell. But I got dragged away ;-;

[@cheldablue]

Yes

[@SmartRascalStudios]

animalmagic 22 *YES!*

[@jeffreymodesitt3345]

Yes! Especially if the ears and tails are articulated to give them more expression!

[@NumeroLetter]

The Muppets not blinking their eyes was also probably aesthetics, IMO, to kinda match what the Muppets have going on outside of that particular stage show. Not many Muppets can blink, so even though the puppet/costumes seem a bit limited, it works pretty well where continuity is concerned.

[@furrygamergirl1467]

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[@DistoryDan]

Oh.....

[@barbramacedo9377]

We took our 2 year old to meet Mickey at the magic kingdom twice this year. The articulation caught my husband and I off guard. It was an incredible experience, not just for our daughter but us as well.

[@DVR01]

I want every Disney Character through the years to be articulated.

[@mckensiraab7519]

What if their was an accurate articulated jack skellington and sally?

[@jonahanthony266]

That would be SO AWESOME!!!

[@Static-Static]

To be honest I think they would work really well as articulated characters

[@THEPOWEROFBEANZ]

That's never going to happen seeing as they can already talk to guests

[@mckensiraab7519]

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[@MrTophatter]

I think once in like 1st or 2nd grade, they actually showed welcome to Pooh Corner, it was the episode about strangers

[@Pupepepets]

Thank you for using my clip of Mickey wiggling his nose!

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It was the perfect moment! :)

[@Pupepepets]

It was! I later asked Minnie if she could wiggle her nose, but couldn't.

[@dasiajackson9573]

Too bad he got a few things wrong

[@coasterking4980]

Maybe the Toy Story characters could be articulated when Toy Story Land opens. I don't know how they would do it, but Disney can try.

[@bernebelmont1857]

yeah those costumes *need* to be updated

[@UrSammich]

I think it would be harder for Woody with the type of jawline he has and could impact the wearer a little bit, but I would easily see Buzz and Jessey getting it. In fact it would be cool if Buzz's helmet could open and close, same with his wings and possibly a small laser (though the laser probably not for safety reasons).

[@aquapyro1]

RedLighting256 Animation yes. Its sad when bootlegged hood costumes are more movie accurate than the park versions

[@Widgie6]

I remember going to a Toy Story themed hotel in 2006, there was big toys from toy story there, and you could play and take photos there. I hope in Toy Story Land they add those.. I really liked the toy car, I sat in it for ages haha

[@carminecdinoproductions]

CoasterKing OH YEAH!

[@_AllisonRae_]

What about an articulated Oswald the Lucky Rabbit?

[@nicholasglenn7404]

From what I know, Jim Henson helped create the first performer based character in which the character could move its mouth. Today at Disney, some characters are able to move their mouth and eyes, and some even can make facial gestures. From personal experience with character performing, the mouths are moved by using what is referred to as a "mech." A mech is a device that the performer holds on to in one hand, with one or two fingers placed on a lever, pulling it down would open the mouth, and letting go would close the mouth, explaining why in some clips, the characters hand synced with the movement of the mouth. Some mechs are designed differently depending on which company makes the costume, and of course the year they were made. Today, Disney stage character performers use mechs, bite guards (for free range of hands), or the newly introduced "auto mech", which is a synched set that is preset to move at a certain time. Staged shows for example, have a track, and the mouths and eyes are pre set to move when the character talks, all controlled by a base, which would be where all the controls for the show are, and a reciever, which is placed in the specific characters head. Due to the fact that most performers eye sight are through the mouth, when the character is not talking/singing, the mouth will remain open for full sight. Although the "moving of the mouth" (or professionally referred to as "meching" (for the mechanical movement of the mouth done by the performer) may be different for characters with Disney, as far as I know it used to be the same.

[@bubbyraiden463]

and sometimes even the voice actor gets inside the costume and does the voice themself

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I dont know.... Do I?

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I laughed way too much at this.

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We love that dad jokes

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Now I have to “wrench” this one out of my head.

[@MrSonicthehedgehog31]

Chuck E Cheese had an Articulated head in the early 1980's and during 1996-1999 along with Helen, Jasper, Munch, and Pasqually. Maybe do a little history of Chuck E Cheese and Friends with their articulated heads.

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MrSonicthehedgehog31 yeah Bc Chuck E. Cheese was way ahead of Disney. Give me a break

[@MariaThePotterNut]

Those were the animatronics, not the live performer costume, that's the difference. It's easy to have all the hydraulics needed to move that many parts under the stage, it's another thing to fit it inside a head.

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@@MariaThePotterNutLook up "Chuck E Cheese In The Galaxy 5000"; they did have moving mascot heads at one point! And during their '97 showtapes

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[@Angie2343]

Make them special guests in a Disney show! In my stories, Mickey and Chuck know each other and are BFFs. elizabethberndt.blogspot.com/2019/03/the-reverie-robber.html elizabethberndt.blogspot.com/2019/04/sailing-seas-of-love.html

[@lavalampstealer]

1:32 😂 I love the way Donald’s face is! 🤣

[@stitchunderground626]

I think it would be cool if Lilo and Stitch could be Articulated but thats just me!

[@themax9057]

Yes , it would be fantastic *-*

[@stitchunderground626]

I agree!

[@powdgaze]

I'm sure there will be an articulated Stitch in the future!His costume is kinda getting a bit dated with the fur in my opinion. I feel like they could bring his shapes out more with how they make suits today too

[@pyro_kai]

Nope its me 2

[@toytubie]

I would love that!!

[@IMVADER2]

That meet & greet at the end, I can't wait for all characters to get that. Being to talk to the fab 5 at their spots around the park, talking to characters passing by from spot to spot like the storm troopers...hope we get there soon!!

[@zombreighapocalypse]

i absolutely love the articulated characters. the last time i was at disney (june of 2017), i went to the meet and greet for magician mickey. it was so realistic and beautiful to me that i started crying as i was walking out. it really was a dream come true to see a role model and icon of mine come to life in that way.

[@gillesbisson199]

As a side note, during the Dream Along With Mickey show, the characters were controlling themselves the actuation of their eyelids and mouth with their fingers. This can most clearly be seen on Minnie between 9:53 and 10:00 where you can see that here left hand fingers control here eyelids and here right hand fingers control her mouth. Today, this is radio controlled and synchronized electronically with the soundtrack.

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[@TheCoolCookieKitchen]

When I went to the meet and greet with Mickey in the magics kingdom, I had no idea he could talk. When we walked in and he said 'hello everyone' I was overcome with emotion and broke out crying. It was one of those rare magic moments that only Disney could pull off.

[@ZakWolf]

Love the articulated Timon! I also made a fursuit head of Disney's Big Bad Wolf that has a moving mouth, operated by my real jaw pressed against a strap.

[@Lameashellcosplay]

I wanna see Oswald get articulated

[@Autumn-zz2sk]

Lameashellcosplay I would love to see Oswald The Lucky Rabbit get made into a character at Disney

[@kelseyhurst5757]

Catgirl101 202 you can meet him at Disneyland..at least you used too!

[@Autumn-zz2sk]

Kelsey Hurst Oh I didn’t know that I guess you just can’t meet him at Disney World

[@wijo6234]

I think another company bought the rights to the character

[@Jadenz_]

Autumn 101 he already is I met him 3 yrs ago

[@AlphaStorm98]

I think that Toy Story really needs an update. Especially with that new land. Maybe get a character for Slinky?

[@SmileAmericaCEC]

Carla Bogart Yes!!

[@powdgaze]

Yeah yeah yeah! Kinda like how a horse costume works! like one cast member is his front and the other is his tail!

[@MariaThePotterNut]

That's how he works in the Pixar Play Parade. But that would be a little clunky for trying to maneuver for meet and greets. He also wouldn't be able to sign anything, since his front paws would be the cast member's feet.

[@powdgaze]

@@MariaThePotterNut that's what i thought when i saw that suit! :D how cool!

[@taffysaur]

I had a Teddy Ruxpin! I didn’t know he was designed by a former Imagineer!

[@nicksullivan4994]

Oh Man, That is So Cool! I wish Viacom would make Talking Articulated Nickelodeon Characters! They could be from SpongeBob SquarePants, Fairly OddParents, TUFF Puppy, The Loud House, Blue’s Clues, Thomas and Friends, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Tiny Toon Adventures, Madagascar, The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss, My Little Pony, Littlest Pet Shop, Care Bears, and More!❤️

[@chadthe90srat3]

I wanna see a Roger Rabbit articulated character... Jk. I really just wanna see them bring back Roger Rabbit to the Disney Parks if he's articulated or not.

[@Angie2343]

Have Charles Fleischer get into the costume!

[@jacquesca]

I wonder what it's like to be a performer inside of an articulated character. How much space do they have inside since there needs to be room to move the mouth?

[@chrisdisney8201]

Of course, when you posted this it wasn't long after they had updated blinking/talking meet n greet characters now in the parks!! Still testing though, but soon they will be everywhere. Thanks for the awesomely informative video!!

[@vecchiaedenlandia]

11:31 I want “Meet And Greet Goofy Pluto & Donald Duck!!

[@JacobCacho]

8:04 i think I remember seeing a blinking dumbo at the Disneyland 50th anniversary

[@elisahuberman3408]

J C and the New Fantasyland opening ceremony

[@carminecdinoproductions]

J C OH YEAH! There should be a newer articulated Dumbo costume that could blink its eyes, move its trunk and flap its ears!

[@melodeedomi]

im curious how that actually works, like the technical stuff

[@GreatMewtwo]

melodeedomi Many times, I can only fathom that their performers are secretly mech pilots.

[@2by4productions20]

Someone not in the costume is remotely controlling them

[@kileyjohnthemedic402]

Lol I used to watch a power rangers season called SPD. And a couple of the characters were (something like) like REALLY WELL MADE 'puppets' like that. I had kinda wondered how the heck the actor was able to do such smooth looking movements. It's like my favorite show (still is even though it was in like 2008) so I was all about looking at behind the scenes of the show. And I can't promise that the color of my face didn't leave, but at the same time laughed my head off (lol...head... I'm hilarious XD), when I saw that the actor's head had been seeing through the character's kinda tall neck but didn't look too weird, which had made out of mesh. And the thing that got me laughing was seeing how tiny he looked in the costume (the costume itself was very wide compared to his own so that they could have the head on it with 'comfortable' amount of space for his own head. But the thing that kinda bummed me out was seeing that everything above the neck was all wires. I mean I knew it had to have been something like that but I guess it just sucks seeing wires in one of your most favoritest characters' head.

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[@israeldelgado4010]

I liked the meet and greet with the talking Mickey that was awesome

[@AwesomeArcanine22]

Ah man, I remember going to see the Mickey's Magic Show in Fresno! I was maybe 9 or 10 at the time, and I thought that it was the coolest thing seeing the characters talk!

[@theworldofchris6736]

But also it would have been weird for the muppets to blink cause muppets don't brink

[@tedsowards]

Wasn't there a remote controlled articulated Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker?

[@SRfangirl]

Ted Sowards yes! Hollywood Studios, but they’re built more like animatronics. They don’t have cast members who are ‘friends’ of them. What TPMVids is talking about are the show characters that have people who are ‘friends’ on said characters.

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Alright someone make a meme of this

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Will Jones understood

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So when does Oswald get to talk?

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Hopefully soon!

[@piperjojostott7790]

Does Oswald even technically still belong to Disney???? I thought they lost the rights to him, or did I read something wrong????

[@sh1zak1]

Piper Jojo Stott I believe they do since I've seen some Oswald pins and other small merchandise at the park

[@piperjojostott7790]

SylvaSylv Actually, I did see Oswald as a mascot costume in a video at one of the parks once. I don't know how long ago it was, but I hope Oswald is still part of Disney so he can be back at Mickey's side again as his brother!!!! =^-^=

[@AlphaStorm98]

Long ago in Disney's history they lost the rights to Oswald but was able to get him back. They now own Oswald again.

[@garrettoonaddict266]

I remember seeing the Lion King show and Timon was honestly my favorite one i like a lot of the mechanics. I hope they get used more soon

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Disney even has Articulated buses now!

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When talking about the Pooh stuff I saw the picture of the guy and my brain just goes TEDDY RUXPIN

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[@rupert_theclown]

I want to see Oswald The Lucky Rabbit to be an articulated character

[@luckdragongirl]

I loved "Welcome to Pooh Corner" and "Dumbo's Circus!" Good times.

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I will love to see oswald to be articulated!

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I didn't want this video to end. I love this topic.

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[@bonnibellerockatansky9313]

Somehow my parents or Grammy had VHS tapes with Pooh's Corner and Dumbo's Circus on them. I was born in '93 and was really into Pooh Bear? So I grew up on those VHS tapes. Cool to see they weren't just part of my imagination!! 😂

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Forgot all about Dumbos Circus, loved that show as a kid!

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[@thatguy1990]

I'm wondering if disney can use the articulated characters in meet and greets (I know mickey is being tested for meet and greets but I meant for characters like goofy Donald, minnie, daisy, chip, dale and many.... many more )after reading this I hope you have a zip a dee doo dah day

[@MomentswithMolly]

When I did an Imagineering event during my CP, I got to see the technology behind this. Fascinating stuff!

[@kittyfan91]

Please Bring back Duffy, Shellie Mae, Gelatoni, and LOVEABLE Stella Lou to America (Both DL and WDW parks)!!!! But will be great for all 4 of them with Articulated Characters voices!!!!!

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[@alastairpullan]

I worked one on one with these characters and was hands on with the articulation. Watching the progression of the tech was very cool. To see it go from the original manual version to the stuff we have now was a hell of a ride and it happened fast !!!

[@goseigreen8705]

The Winnie the Pooh characters eyes look like Bennie boos eyes Edit:I liked my comment also April 21st is my birthday but 2010

[@treydrawsit]

I've been looking forward to this so much! :D

[@treydrawsit]

Um okay

[@SuperAwesomeness64]

I'm curious if we'll ever see this technology implemented into other theme parks (i.e. Universal and Six Flags). I really like this new tech as it gives the characters more animation than before. I'm really curious to see how this will go and evolve in the next couple of years.

[@juliemorgan6055]

I was obsessed with Dumbo's Circus and Welcome to Pooh Corner! They were fun shows!!

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[@piperjojostott7790]

I think they should make the Cars characters that drive around in Cars Land have articulated mouths and blinking eyes!!!! It would be a great touch since the animatronics in Radiator Springs Racers have this feature already!!!! =^-^=

[@Shoulderpads-mcgee]

Piper Jojo Stott I'm pretty sure the ones that can be met at Disney world do this

[@dogman15]

And to make it even cooler, they could be self-driving cars.

[@DigitalJediMaster]

The last time I went a couple of years ago, the Cars were just static vehicles you could take a picture in front of. Don't know if that was just a technical issue that day, or if they move at all.

[@dawn6025]

An articulated Darkwing Duck would be AWESOME!And then make him a regular in the parks.And bring back that muppet show.I wish.

[@jaketaller8567]

3:14 Tigger: Cause I put the spoon down into the bowl of pudding.

[@davidmoore535]

My favorites are Handy Manny,Jo Jo,Lilo and Stitch, Little Einsteins and Chip and Dale even though they don't have their clothes on!!

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Ok then

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Lol please tell me you mean Mojo Jo Jo (I also can't think of who Jo Jo in terms of Disney) XD Mojo Jo Jo and them would also be awesome XD!!!!! And I'm sure Jo Jo from Disney is really popular and I'm just having a brain fart and they would also be awesome. Though the only 'Jo Jo's' I can think of are Mojo Jo Jo and what Markiplier calls Joesph from The Evil Within XD.

[@caydenhilly]

Hi TPMvids! The next character I want to see articulated is Oswald the rabbit! Which one do you want?

[@Weeklongwind647]

If you slow down the video of Mickey Mouse, Minnie, Donald, and goofy. Look at the hands of the character and notice the way the fingers move. That’s how they operate the articulated characters. 9:38

[@cheerleader1959]

i’m freaking obsessed with your channel

[@givemeapencil5365]

2:26 oh no its Tattletail- I mean *Teddy Ruxpin*

[@arachnohumanoidpolymultiverse]

Pooh corner. Sounds like a place for poop.

[@juanjennyenriquez4549]

How dare you!

[@legendarydoge1520]

@@juanjennyenriquez4549 Stap it just awesome

[@hollywoodgurl74]

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[@gwenmloveskpopandmore]

Also I’m so happy BayMax can talk now 🥺❤️

[@jadenlee7516]

9:17 The same head as the non-articulated Minnie

[@theasiangator]

TMPVids is always lit no matter what. You are the best TMPVids!

[@colorpanda7647]

I am first to reply

[@itzcrystallps6566]

I’m 2nd lol why am I doing this XD

[@tinaangilletta]

Agent Gamer what a great comment

[@estherrugama7310]

I like tpmvids not tpmvids

[@riconastyvideos-8955]

Sweedums (or however you spell it) always scared me so much whenever i saw the muppets show thingy

[@TangyTangyRose]

Thoughtful Av Sweetums is a sweetheart!

[@emileecomess4658]

Thoughtful Av me too lol

[@tamology]

Ugly Mickey Mouse

[@carminecdinoproductions]

Thoughtful Av The Muppets walkaround characters should come back to Walt Disney World and to Disneyland in California with some cool new Muppets attractions to go along with the return of the Muppets walkaround characters!

[@ArtbySharonda]

Thoughtful Av up Mc June and the new one of those people that

[@WakoDoodle]

It was only 10 years ago (approx) when I ever got to go to disneyland paris. Now they've got blinking and mouth movements everywhere in the park; it's amazing what 10 years can produce.

[@madisynjackson1740]

OSWALD!!!!!! I really want an Oswald talking charecter with his own show!!

[@phillipbarnes8358]

You missed the World Showcase Dolls. They were not the same Dolls used in the theme parks "America On Parade" back in 1976-77. The new Dolls were the original characters for EPCOT CENTER. Wonderful people would wear the new design of Doll heads. There was wires that came down from the head to attach to a three button device that you held in your hand. A long glove was placed over the gizmo in your hand as you put on the colorful costumes from around the world. Three button. The center button would close the eyelids until you released the button. The two other buttons would direct the Doll's eyes to look left or right until you let the button go. The Dolls did not speak during their 45 minute meet and greets. With practice, it was another way to bring the Dolls to life. If you sneezed in costume, you would raise your hand up to cover your nose like you would in real life. Oh and don't forget to close your eyes as you sneezed, then open them as you wipe your Doll's nose. Those were good days with wonderful people that I miss. Thank you.

[@Urteethfairy]

when will oswald get some love my god

[@moriahelizabethfans4840]

That magic voice is back🤗✨

[@dragonscout79]

I've been watching this channel for a couple of months now, and I don't think I'll ever tire of it XD great content, great host, and it gives me a taste of Disneyland I probably won't get for a long long time!

[@bent9399]

I'd love to see General Grievous make his debut at the Jedi Training attraction as an Articulated. Think about how cool that would be: The menacing cyborg with fluid motions, blinking eyes, and the occasional coughing fit. Since there's no good way to have him portrayed by a cast member, an articulated would be the only good way. And the "Jedi Knight" cast members would be able to learn his movements (since they would be pretty "rigid," as an animatronic) and make sure that the kids stand where they can duel him without getting hurt. And, if the kid does all the right motions, it would look pretty seamless. Plus, he would be able to vocally interact with the kids, something it's harder for the other villains to do. Plus, it makes the most sense - in the Star Wars universe, at least. While Vader or Kylo Ren would probably just go for the Knights, Grievous seems like the type to take the kids on in combat, and then be Force Shoved away. From every angle (except for the unpredictability of the padawans), it just makes so much sense!

[@quinnhouk5369]

That would be awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rockafirececwv835]

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[@carminecdinoproductions]

Lego Doctor SURE! I’d wanna see that!

[@MariaThePotterNut]

That's not how any of that works? The articulated characters are still Cast Members, but they have the mechanics to move their mouth and blink in their head. An animatronic is different, and would not be able to move and walk on the stage in a way that would look anything close to real. They have to be attached to the ground in some way, really, especially one of his size. Kids are too unpredictable, they already go off the pattern with human cast, with an animatronic it's way too dangerous. Something could go wrong with it on stage and it moves wrong, it could hit a kid if it's in the wrong place, kids frequently try to hit the cast member not just the other saber so kids could easily break it, push it over and more. Shy kids could be restrained and not be in position and attacking right when Grievous is timed to attack. Grievous isn't nearly as well known as Kylo or Vader, a lot of kids won't know who he is. I don't know how he would be able to interact more? Kylo, Vader, and Boba Fett all have a range of pre recorded lines they're able to chose from, I don't see how an animatronic, especially one thats particularly articulated, where all movements have to be carefully pre programed and timed, would have more interaction. When it can only say things at the same point of the show every time, it really isn't true interaction.

[@Ben-do8rv]

Best KZbinr ever!!!!!!!! You deserve 10 milion

[@TPMvids]

Almost at 100k so that's kinda close....kinda😜

[@fidolol]

TPMvids yo dog wanna be ducks

[@joanlawson2485]

Ben Anderson u deserve nothing.

[@jasminejohnston6393]

The Book Of Pooh was another Disney show that used articulated characters combined with puppets

[@katie.cookie6349]

I'm going to Disney world for my birthday in 18 days (yes, I count) so I figured this would be the perfect channel to get prepared!

[@Fr0gge0]

3:14 I didn’t know how to eat pudding thanks tiger

[@tonyf454]

Froggy leArt1 : Just a tip since Tigger didn’t get it quite right there, but if you hold the spoon right side up, you’ll get more pudding per spoonful.

[@Fr0gge0]

tonyf454 Ooooo u didn’t know that .-.

[@DisneyDude1928]

The splash mountain crew

[@Icediamondsx]

Man, Clarabell cow is so underrated. I don't see her anywhere, ever. I'm glad they made a costume for her