Mickey Mouse

He is an anthropomorphic mouse characterized as a cheerful, yet mischievous underdog who must rely on his quick-wit and athleticism to overcome adversity. Estimated as standing 2' 3" (68.58 centimeters) and weighing 23 pounds (10 kilograms)

Mickey is easily identified by his round ears, red shorts, white gloves, yellow shoes, and a falsetto voice.Mickey as a rascally troublemaker with a good heart. He had little respect for authority figures, and showed great disdain for manual labor. Instead, he would much rather goof around the steamboat, play music, or pretend to be the captain. His mentality mirrored that of a rebellious child, as he mocked his superiors and threw a tantrum when others laughed at his comeuppance. Though self-serving, he also showed empathy by quickly rushing to aid Minnie in catching a ride on the steamboat. When Minnie’s instrument was seemingly lost to a goat, Mickey further proved his kindheartedness by turning the goat into a musical instrument, thus allowing Minnie to play music despite her loss.

Despite his mischief, Mickey is a reliable leader. When put in charge of a production, for example (such as a stage show or the House of Mouse nightclub theater) he is professional and composed, even when inconveniences get in the way. Mickey’s maturity shines its brightest when paired with Donald and Goofy showing that, for all his foibles, he can act as a level-headed "voice of reason" when the situation calls for it. Mickey's selflessness is also highlighted when paired with the two. For example, as seen numerous times with Goofy, Mickey tends to act as a passive friend, as he cares a great deal for Goofy's happiness, and therefore puts up with a fair amount of nonsense for the latter's sake. At times, Mickey can be too caring towards others, which can drive him to disregard his own needs, though he has his limits. Empathetic to a fault, Mickey will gladly come to someone's aid if they appear to be in need, though he sometimes allows his sympathetic heart to blind his better judgment. Mickey sacrificed his only chance of escaping the Wasteland to save Oswald and Gus, both of whom he had just met. This — among other feats — proved to Oswald that Mickey's nobility was genuine, and in turn, motivated him to work alongside the mouse as an ally.