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Here's The Truth About This "Lost" Mickey Mouse Cartoon. We’ve asked this question enough times that I think I can cut right. Is the creepypasta “Suicidemouse. If you haven’t. already guessed the answer, then clearly you haven’t been paying close enough. But — as has typically been the case with. The interesting. bit is what makes us want to believe the stories in the first place. In this case, it’s about the history of one of the most notable forces in entertainment today.

It’s about the story’s ties to our childhood. It’s about the way it takes. So let’s take a look, shall we? The Video. Like many early pastas, the Disney- themed story “Suicidemouse. On Nov. 2. 5, 2. 00. Suicide Mouse — Unseen Freaky Footage” dropped on.

You. Tube, uploaded by a user going by the name Nec. Nec. 1 is largely a mystery.

May of 2. 00. 6 and the last one on June. The “Suicide Mouse” video itself depicts Mickey Mouse —. Dissonant piano music (which, really, sounds more like someone hitting. A title card inserted by whoever uploaded the video informs.

After that, Mickey and the. The images begin to distort as well, becoming more and. Then a blurry close- up of Mickey. The. final image is that of a title card written in Cyrillic; apparently the words. The sights of hell bring its viewers back in.”It’s a weird video, and it’s unsettling in a way that’s hard. Something about it really jangles the nerves.

But, of course, it wouldn’t be anything other than just a. This is where those. The Story. The way the story goes is that, for ages, the only part of. However, according. Nec. 1's upload, legendary film critic Leonard Maltin was allegedly reviewing a whole. Mickey Mouse cartoons in order to determine which ones would be. DVD release. Maltin allegedly deemed the cartoon now known as. The Emoji Cartoon Theater Cartoon.

Suicide Mouse” unfit for inclusion, but wanted a copy for his own collection. That was when he apparently noticed that the full video was. And it. was freaky.

In fact, it allegedly freaked. Maltin out so much that he eventually left the room, asking one of his.

The assistant did as he was asked… but he allegedly met a terrible end. And now, the million dollar question: Is “Suicidemouse. The Reality. Like every other creepypasta we’ve taken a look at in this little series I've been running, "Suicidemouse. But also. like every other creepypasta we’ve taken a look at here, there’s a reason. Disney legacy. If you know even a little bit about Disney history, you probably.

Mickey Mouse’s official debut was in the short Steamboat Willie, which was first screened in November of 1. If you know a little more about Disney history, you probably know that Mickey’s dry run actually. Plane Crazy. was screened for a test audience prior to Steamboat.

Willie in May of 1. March of 1. 92. 9.

And if you really. Disney history — or if you’ve played the video game Epic Mickey, which I still think was a great idea that ultimately. Mickey wasn’t the first anthropomorphic animal mascot. Walt Disney Animation Studios.

That honor belongs to Oswald the. Lucky Rabbit. Walt Disney and his chief animator, Ub Iwerks, created. Oswald in 1. 92. 7 at the urging of their distributor, Charles Mintz — Universal. Studios was looking to get into cartoons, so the idea was for Walt and Iwerks to dream up something marketable, then sell it to Universal. The first Oswald short, Poor Papa, didn’t make the grade, but the second — Trolley Troubles — was released to great. September, 1. 92. Oswald became a hit, enabling.

Walt’s own animation studio to grow. After some contract difficulties, though.

Walt and Iwerks walked away from Universal during the spring of 1. Oswald behind. They created a new character shortly thereafter — a mouse —. What both Mickey and Oswald had in common at the start was that they were. Mickey a lot of us Millennials grew up with.

Although, as Brooks Barnes noted in the New York Times in 2. Epic Mickey — to. Mickey’s more mischievous qualities.) This, combined with the.

Dolby. Digital and surround sound), and the slightly more absurdist bent of the animated. Oswald cartoons and the early Mickey Mouse ones? Well… they're not what we're used to these days. In fact, they're kind of strange.“Suicidemouse. Mickey Mouse cartoons, but to the one from the 1.

Exactly. when, though, isn’t clear, and I would argue that it’s the lack of detail here. Somewhere around 8. Mickey Mouse. shorts were released during the 1. Suicidemouse. avi” is.

Mickey cartoon out. Visually, though, it has more in. Mickey shorts — the ones from the late ‘2. Maybe not, though; again, the lack of detail takes away somewhat from the story's believability here.

Also worth noting is the fact that Ub Iwerks left Walt Disney. Animation Studios in early 1. Mickey short he worked on was The Barnyard Concert, which was released. March 3 of that year.

If I had. written the story (and I know I didn’t, so ultimately it doesn’t really matter. I would have done, but bear with me), this would have been the perfect. If. the fake video in question were connected to this very real fact, we’d have. Alas, though, it was not to be. At least there’s this: Although the Leonard Maltin that. Suicidemouse. avi’s” premise: Maltin did put together a whole series of DVDs featuring classic Disney.

Called Disney Treasures, the DVD series covered. December of 2. 00. November of 2. 00. Again, I suspect the story would have.

Disney Treasures, for example, instead. DVD boxed set — but it’s nice to know that this. But There's A Problem, Too. On a deeper level, I’m going to point out here that I find. Within the genre, someone dying by suicide is typically a device. OK. I get. that it’s fiction.

I do. And I get that the point of fiction is to evoke some sort of emotion. But wrapping. something up in fiction — and even dressing it up as something meant to. And that’s what using suicide as a plot twist is. To imply. that simply the glimpse of a video, or a photograph, or a painting is enough to. It also adds to the.

Genres can be used. Pan’s Labyrinth, which is ostensibly a fantasy film but isn’t. The Taking of Deborah Logan.

Alzheimer’s can feel. In most creepypasta stories, however, the writing isn’t usually. But mental illness is not a curiosity. Nor is suicide. And they should not be made to be such purely for the sake of a plot twist. Do with all that what you will.

The Legacy. As for “Suicidemouse. What makes it notable isn’t. It’s not even about whether the story is. What it is notable for is setting the precedent for the entire “lost. Some of the stories that fall under this genre purport to tell of episodes of. The Simpsons or Spongebob Squarepants— episodes that.

Others are for. television shows that didn’t actually exist — Mr. Bear’s Cellar, for example, or Candle Cove. Some of them even build an entire universes out of all. As is always the case with creepypasta, some of these. Regardless, though, they all have the same story to thank: Without.

Suicidemouse. avi,” they wouldn’t exist. Just like “Suicidemouse.

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