It's 90 years since the first version of Goofy - then called "Dippy Dawg" - debuted in the cartoon "Mickey's Revue".


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and a cute cover with a title that weirdly just translates to "Goofy and Son" since I guess "A Goofy Movie" wasn't as aptly doable in translation
Also interesting is that "Fedtmule" is the Danish equivilant of "Goofy", but quite literally translates to "fat mule"

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Today I learned that the Disney character "Goofy" is called "long legs" in both Swedish and Norwegian (Långben and Langbein) but in Danish is called "fat muzzle" (Fedtmule)

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