''Mickey's Mechanical Man'' is a 1933 animated short cartoon created by

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. It was the 57th Mickey Mouse short film, and the seventh of that year.

Plot

Mickey finds out about a new boxing match involving "Kongo the Killer". So what Mickey does is construct a mechanical man, and teaches it how to box while playing piano. Minnie Mouse then comes and honks her car horn, causing the mechanical man to run into a frenzy. The match then begins, and the mechanical man, however, is losing, once felt dazed by Kongo. Kongo is hitting his neck, causing his head to aim toward the ceiling. This continues, until Minnie uses her horn like she did earlier, causing the metal man becomes angry and knocks Kongo to the ground. The Mechanical man is seen beating up Kongo, and Mickey and the other fans happily clap, and Mickey and Minnie kiss successfully as the cartoon ends.

Voice cast

* Mickey Mouse:

* Minnie Mouse:

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* Robot: unknown * Kongo Killer the Gorilla: unknown

Home media

The short was released on December 7, 2004, on '' Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two: 1929-1935''.

Video game

The cartoon is featured in the 2010 game ''

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'' as a 2-part projector screen level, which connects parts of "Tomorrow City", which is based on Disneyland's Tomorrowland. Also a minigame based on the short appears in the 2019 video game ''

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'', where the player controls the robot's movements to defeat the gorilla.

References

{{Wilfred Jackson 1933 films 1933 animated films 1933 comedy films 1930s science fiction films 1930s Disney animated short films Films directed by Wilfred Jackson Films produced by Walt Disney Mickey Mouse short films American black-and-white films American robot films Animated films about robots Films scored by Leigh Harline 1930s English-language films 1930s American films