Thats A Suprise Tool That Can Help Us Later Meme Template (FREE TO USE, BUT GIVE CREDIT) XtraPIKACHU 2025-05-01 | Mainly for YTPs so you can add your weird stuff. Credits for visuals here: https://m.youtube.com/@ZacharyLopezProductionsAnd the studio quality song in the background is made by me lolOh, and remember to give me credit when you use this.
Hot Dog Dance (vocals only, birthday edition!) XtraPIKACHU 2026-09-05 | Lyrics: (They Might Be Giants): Hot dog!(Synthetic voice): Hot dog!(They Might Be Giants): Hot dog!Hot dog, hot dog, hot diggity dogNow we got ears, it's time for cheersHot dog, hot dog, the problem's solved!Hot dog, hot dog, hot diggity dog(Mickey or other member of the Sensational Six thanks the viewer)(They Might Be Giants): Hot dog, hot dog, hot diggity dogIt's a brand-new day, what you waitin' for?Get up, stretch out, stomp on the floor!Hot dog, hot dog, hot diggity dogHot dog, hot dog, hot diggity dogWe're splittin' the scene, we're full of beansSo long for now from Mickey Mouse(Mickey): That's me!(They Might Be Giants): And the Mickey MouseClubhouseThe Hot Dog Song", also known as "Hot Dog!" and the "Hot Dog Dance" and the "Mousekedance" in Season 1 of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, is a song performed by They Might Be Giants and Mickey Mouse at the end of each episode of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. as its celebration dance and closing song. Before the end credits, Mickey and the gang conclude every episode by performing the Hot Dog Dance to this song, with every character having a different dance move. And when Mickey and his friends leave the clubhouse, it disappears and Mickey stays behind and signs off by thanking the viewers for stopping by. The song was re-animated in Season 2 when the series' animation improved, mostly with Minnie and Daisy's dancing and the change in Mickey's angle when the Mousekedoer rotates. The song's name echoes Mickey's first spoken words in the 1929 short The Karnival Kid. Extended versions of the song have been released on at least two different albums: Playhouse Disney: Music Play Date and Disney Junior DJ Shuffle. The version on Playhouse Disney: Music Play Date runs 2:27, while it was shortened to 1:43 for the DJ Shuffle version.The footage used in this video is from the Season 4 episode, "Mickey's Happy Mousekeday", celebrating Mickey's actual birthday (November 18th), which is why Mickey, the rest of the Sensational Six, and even Toodles are all wearing birthday party hats.Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Note: I do NOT own Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. All rights reserved by The Walt Disney Company.
Hot Dog Dance (studio version, third and final update, birthday edition!) XtraPIKACHU 2026-09-05 | Now in stereo audio!Lyrics: (They Might Be Giants): Hot dog!(Synthetic voice): Hot dog!(They Might Be Giants): Hot dog!Hot dog, hot dog, hot diggity dogNow we got ears, it's time for cheersHot dog, hot dog, the problem's solved!Hot dog, hot dog, hot diggity dog(Mickey or other member of the Sensational Six thanks the viewer)(They Might Be Giants): Hot dog, hot dog, hot diggity dogIt's a brand-new day, what you waitin' for?Get up, stretch out, stomp on the floor!Hot dog, hot dog, hot diggity dogHot dog, hot dog, hot diggity dogWe're splittin' the scene, we're full of beansSo long for now from Mickey Mouse(Mickey): That's me!(They Might Be Giants): And the Mickey MouseClubhouseThe Hot Dog Song", also known as "Hot Dog!" and the "Hot Dog Dance" and the "Mousekedance" in Season 1 of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, is a song performed by They Might Be Giants and Mickey Mouse at the end of each episode of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. as its celebration dance and closing song. Before the end credits, Mickey and the gang conclude every episode by performing the Hot Dog Dance to this song, with every character having a different dance move. And when Mickey and his friends leave the clubhouse, it disappears and Mickey stays behind and signs off by thanking the viewers for stopping by. The song was re-animated in Season 2 when the series' animation improved, mostly with Minnie and Daisy's dancing and the change in Mickey's angle when the Mousekedoer rotates. The song's name echoes Mickey's first spoken words in the 1929 short The Karnival Kid. Extended versions of the song have been released on at least two different albums: Playhouse Disney: Music Play Date and Disney Junior DJ Shuffle. The version on Playhouse Disney: Music Play Date runs 2:27, while it was shortened to 1:43 for the DJ Shuffle version.The footage used in this video is from the Season 4 episode, "Mickey's Happy Mousekeday", celebrating Mickey's actual birthday (November 18th), which is why Mickey, the Sensational Six , and even Toodles are all wearing birthday party hats.Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Note: I do NOT own Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. All rights reserved by The Walt Disney Company.
Mousekedoer Song (vocals only, third and final update) XtraPIKACHU 2026-06-21 | I did this thing again because I forgot to mute Bret Iwan's Mickey voice last time 😅Free to use, but give credit firstLyrics:Mouseker-heyMouseker-hiMouseker-hoMouseker-ready?Mouseker-set?Here we go!You're a thinking and a solvin' work-it-through-erMouseker-me, mouseker-you, MousekedoerMouseker-me, mouseker-you, Mousekedoer!Oh, Toodles, it's time to get to it!(laughs)Show us the Mouseketools to help us do it!Meeska......Mooska......Mousekedoer!Mouseketools......Mouseketools......Mouseketools!Here are your Mouseketools!(lists Mouseketools)...And the Mystery Mouseketool.That's a surprise tool that can help us later. Toodles has the tools, the Mouseketools!So when we need them, Toodles will bring 'em!He's here, for me-dles and you-dles!(laughs)And all we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"All we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"Composed by: Micheal Rubin, Mike Himelstein, Micheal Turner, Dena DiamondThe Mousekedoer is a machine that looks like Mickey Mouse's head. It has a space for Toodles to rest and get Mouseketools, large red and yellow gears at the back. On the inside, a purple, green, red gear is seen. There's also a blue square, orange triangle, yellow circle and orange gear with bands connecting them together. On its base, it has organ pipes, a green gear and an air pump on its sides. On its head, it has two ears that rotate making it look more like Mickey. Whenever something is shown from the Mousekedoer, a screen rises from the bottom. The original name for the Mousekedoer was the "What-To-Doer", and was originally planned to be in the show. Its overall design was entirely different in the pilot episode. The Mousekedoer eventually took over the role in the final series.The Mousekedoer has certain abilities, like translating messages (Season 2, Episode 29, "Mickey's Message from Mars", creating a Mousekemap (Season 2, Episode 12, "Mickey & Minnie's Jungle Safari"), delivering important items (Season 3, Episode 22, "Space Adventure"), and even changing color to pink (Season 4, Episode 15, "Minnie's Winter Bow Show"). In "Goofy's Thinking Cap" (Season 3, Episode 27), "Mickey's Mystery" (Season 4, Episode 7), and "Mickey's Silly Problem" (Season 2, Episode 18), instead of Mouseketools, the Sensational Six (Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, and Pluto) got something different, like color coded Mystery Mouseketools, Mouseke-Think-About-It Tools, and pictograms. The Mousekedoer runs on a special energy source called "Liquid Light" and is the main power source for Toodles in addition. This was explained in Season 4, Episode 17, "Mickey's Mousekedoer Adventure".Toodles is a major character in Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. He is a distribution device created by Ludwig Von Drake that provides Mickey Mouse and his friends with "Mouseketools" to help them in times of need. To summon Toodles, Mickey and the gang would have to call out, "Oh, Toodles!" Toodles will then appear, and his arrival is announced by his theme song, he will then show the Mouseketools for the episode, as downloaded into him from the Mousekedoer; Toodles usually has three main tools plus a "Mystery Mouseketool". When a Mouseketool has been chosen, Toodles will light up as his ears light up while looping around and Mickey will prompt, "We've got ears! Say, 'Cheers!'", and the Mouseketool will be dispensed. But sometimes, if Toodles shows a screen with the wrong Mouseketool chosen, the plan will fail to work and return back to the main screen of Mouseketools being displayed. If the final Mouseketool chosen results in all the Mouseketools being chosen, Toodles will flash his red screen holders with exploding fireworks and Mickey says, "We used all our Mouseketools (today)!/We've picked all our Mouseketools (today)! (or variants thereof) Say, 'Super cheers!'". Toodles is a super computer that is always there to help Mickey and the gang find the answers they need. He is always shown to come when Mickey and / or one or all of his friends call "Oh Toodles!". In Seasons 1-2 and most Season 3 episodes, he is just a helper with no face and no voice approaching Mickey and his friends when they call him. However, in later Season 3 episodes, he is portrayed as a good friend to them and now has a face and the ability to speak as of Season 3, Episode 5, "Happy Birthday Toodles". This wasn't put into permanent use until Season 4. He often speaks with a robotic stutter. Before becoming the super computer for the Mousekedoer, he used to be an alarm clock. He is voiced by Rob Paulsen.Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Note: I do NOT own Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. All rights reserved by The Walt Disney Company.
Limp Bizkit - Behind Blue Eyes (edited, extended, bass boosted) XtraPIKACHU 2026-05-30 | Lyrics:(Intro)LIMPSay itDiscoverLIMPSay itDiscoverLIMPSay itDiscoverLIMPSay itDiscover(Verse 1)No one knows what it's likeTo be the bad manTo be the sad manBehind blue eyesAnd no one knows what it's likeTo be hatedTo be fatedTo telling only lies(Chorus)But my dreamsThey aren't as emptyAs my conscience seemsTo beI have hoursOnly lonelyMy love is vengeanceThat's never free(Verse 2)(Discover)No one knows what it's likeTo feel these feelingsLike I doAnd I blame you(Discover)No one bites back as hard On their angerNone of my pain and woeCan show through(Chorus)But my dreamsThey aren't as emptyAs my conscience seemsTo beI have hoursOnly lonelyMy love is vengeanceThat's never free(Bridge)DiscoverLIMPSay itDiscoverLIMPSay itDiscoverLIMPSay itDiscoverLIMPSay itDiscover(Verse 3)No one knows what it's likeTo be mistreatedTo be defeatedBehind blue eyes(Discover)And no one knows how to sayThat they're sorryAnd don't worryI'm not tellin' lies(Discover)(Chorus)But my dreamsThey aren't as emptyAs my conscience seemsTo beI have hoursOnly lonelyMy love is vengeanceThat's never free (Outro)No one knows what it's likeTo be the bad manTo be the sad manBehind blue eyesArtwork by Aleksey MaximCopyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Note: I do NOT own this song. All rights reserved to Flip/Interscope Records and Limp Bizkit themselves.Rest in peace, Sam Rivers (1977-2025), a former bassist for Limp Bizkit
Chowders The Arborians packet loss fix XtraPIKACHU 2026-05-29 | So, apparently, they fixed the packet loss issue with the HD 16:9 widescreen streaming version of the beginning of the Chowder episode, "The Arborians", which has been left unfixed for nearly a decade. I don't know when or why they decided to do this, but I'm not complaining.Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Note: I do NOT own Chowder. All rights reserved to Cartoon Network and Turner EST.
Super Mario Autotuned Extended (remastered) XtraPIKACHU 2026-05-29 | Now in stereo audio!Lyrics:(Intro)(Verse 1)(Hey)Oh, yeahOh, yeahMario, oh, yeahMario number oneOh-hoHere we goI'm-a going to get youI got youI'm-a going to get youI got youBye-byeYahoo(Verse 2)(Hey)Oh, yeahOh, yeahMario, oh, yeahMario number oneOh-hoHere we goI'm-a going to get youI got youI'm-a going to get youI got youBye-byeYahoo(Hey)Oh, yeahOh, yeahMario, oh, yeahMario number oneOh-hoHere we goI'm-a going to get youI got youI'm-a going to get youI got youBye-byeYahoo(Verse 3)(Hey)Oh, yeahOh, yeahMario, oh, yeahMario number oneOh-hoHere we goI'm-a going to get youI got youI'm-a going to get youI got youBye-byeYahoo(Outro)YahooOriginal video(s): https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2v-v3jh-Cco&list=RD2v-v3jh-Cco&start_radio=1&pp=oAcB&ra=mhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bDOYN-6gdRE&ra=mInstrumental used: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=F2UW6_qgKCY&list=RDF2UW6_qgKCY&start_radio=1&pp=ygUgYXV0b3R1bmUgdGhlIG5ld3MgOCBpbnN0cnVtZW50YWygBwE%3D&ra=mOriginal song(s) by schmoyoho (The Gregory Brothers)Their channel link here: https://m.youtube.com/@schmoyoho?ra=mFeel free to use this in any edits, AMVs, videos, whatever. I LITERALLY do not care if you credit me or not. But at least credit the guys who originally made the song(s) in the first place.Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Mousekedoer Song (studio version, third and final update/REUPLOAD) XtraPIKACHU 2026-05-27 | Lyrics:Mouseker-heyMouseker-hiMouseker-hoMouseker-ready?Mouseker-set?Here we go!You're a thinking and a solvin' work-it-through-erMouseker-me, mouseker-you, MousekedoerMouseker-me, mouseker-you, Mousekedoer!Oh, Toodles, it's time to get to it!(laughs)Show us the Mouseketools to help us do it!Meeska......Mooska......Mousekedoer!Mouseketools......Mouseketools......Mouseketools!Here are your Mouseketools!(lists Mouseketools)...And the Mystery Mouseketool.That's a surprise tool that can help us later. Toodles has the tools, the Mouseketools!So when we need them, Toodles will bring 'em!He's here, for me-dles and you-dles!(laughs)And all we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"All we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"Composed by: Micheal Rubin, Mike Himelstein, Micheal Turner, Dena DiamondThe Mousekedoer is a machine that looks like Mickey Mouse's head. It has a space for Toodles to rest and get Mouseketools, large red and yellow gears at the back. On the inside, a purple, green, red gear is seen. There's also a blue square, orange triangle, yellow circle and orange gear with bands connecting them together. On its base, it has organ pipes, a green gear and an air pump on its sides. On its head, it has two ears that rotate making it look more like Mickey. Whenever something is shown from the Mousekedoer, a screen rises from the bottom. The original name for the Mousekedoer was the "What-To-Doer", and was originally planned to be in the show. Its overall design was entirely different in the pilot episode. The Mousekedoer eventually took over the role in the final series.The Mousekedoer has certain abilities, like translating messages (Season 2, Episode 29, "Mickey's Message from Mars", creating a Mousekemap (Season 2, Episode 12, "Mickey & Minnie's Jungle Safari"), delivering important items (Season 3, Episode 22, "Space Adventure"), and even changing color to pink (Season 4, Episode 15, "Minnie's Winter Bow Show"). In "Goofy's Thinking Cap" (Season 3, Episode 27), "Mickey's Mystery" (Season 4, Episode 7), and "Mickey's Silly Problem" (Season 2, Episode 18), instead of Mouseketools, the Sensational Six (Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, and Pluto) got something different, like color coded Mystery Mouseketools, Mouseke-Think-About-It Tools, and pictograms. The Mousekedoer runs on a special energy source called "Liquid Light" and is the main power source for Toodles in addition. This was explained in Season 4, Episode 17, "Mickey's Mousekedoer Adventure".Toodles is a major character in Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. He is a distribution device created by Ludwig Von Drake that provides Mickey Mouse and his friends with "Mouseketools" to help them in times of need. To summon Toodles, Mickey and the gang would have to call out, "Oh, Toodles!" Toodles will then appear, and his arrival is announced by his theme song, he will then show the Mouseketools for the episode, as downloaded into him from the Mousekedoer; Toodles usually has three main tools plus a "Mystery Mouseketool". When a Mouseketool has been chosen, Toodles will light up as his ears light up while looping around and Mickey will prompt, "We've got ears! Say, 'Cheers!'", and the Mouseketool will be dispensed. But sometimes, if Toodles shows a screen with the wrong Mouseketool chosen, the plan will fail to work and return back to the main screen of Mouseketools being displayed. If the final Mouseketool chosen results in all the Mouseketools being chosen, Toodles will flash his red screen holders with exploding fireworks and Mickey says, "We used all our Mouseketools (today)!/We've picked all our Mouseketools (today)! (or variants thereof) Say, 'Super cheers!'". Toodles is a super computer that is always there to help Mickey and the gang find the answers they need. He is always shown to come when Mickey and / or one or all of his friends call "Oh Toodles!". In Seasons 1-2 and most Season 3 episodes, he is just a helper with no face and no voice approaching Mickey and his friends when they call him. However, in later Season 3 episodes, he is portrayed as a good friend to them and now has a face and the ability to speak as of Season 3, Episode 5, "Happy Birthday Toodles". This wasn't put into permanent use until Season 4. He often speaks with a robotic stutter. Before becoming the super computer for the Mousekedoer, he used to be an alarm clock. He is voiced by Rob Paulsen.Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Note: I do NOT own Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. All rights reserved by The Walt Disney Company.
Mousekedoer Song (vocals only, second update) XtraPIKACHU 2026-04-27 | Free to use, but give credit first.Lyrics:Mouseker-heyMouseker-hiMouseker-hoMouseker-ready?Mouseker-set?Here we go!You're a thinking and a solvin' work-it-through-erMouseker-me, mouseker-you, MousekedoerMouseker-me, mouseker-you, Mousekedoer!Oh, Toodles, it's time to get to it!(laughs)Show us the Mouseketools to help us do it!Meeska......Mooska......Mousekedoer!Mouseketools......Mouseketools......Mouseketools!Here are your Mouseketools!(lists Mouseketools)...And the Mystery Mouseketool.That's a surprise tool that can help us later. Toodles has the tools, the Mouseketools!So when we need them, Toodles will bring 'em!He's here, for me-dles and you-dles!(laughs)And all we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"All we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"Composed by: Micheal Rubin, Mike Himelstein, Micheal Turner, Dena DiamondThe Mousekedoer is a machine that looks like Mickey Mouse's head. It has a space for Toodles to rest and get Mouseketools, large red and yellow gears at the back. On the inside, a purple, green, red gear is seen. There's also a blue square, orange triangle, yellow circle and orange gear with bands connecting them together. On its base, it has organ pipes, a green gear and an air pump on its sides. On its head, it has two ears that rotate making it look more like Mickey. Whenever something is shown from the Mousekedoer, a screen rises from the bottom. The original name for the Mousekedoer was the "What-To-Doer", and was originally planned to be in the show. Its overall design was entirely different in the pilot episode. The Mousekedoer eventually took over the role in the final series.The Mousekedoer has certain abilities, like translating messages (Season 2, Episode 29, "Mickey's Message from Mars", creating a Mousekemap (Season 2, Episode 12, "Mickey & Minnie's Jungle Safari"), delivering important items (Season 3, Episode 22, "Space Adventure"), and even changing color to pink (Season 4, Episode 15, "Minnie's Winter Bow Show"). In "Goofy's Thinking Cap" (Season 3, Episode 27), "Mickey's Mystery" (Season 4, Episode 7), and "Mickey's Silly Problem" (Season 2, Episode 18), instead of Mouseketools, the Sensational Six (Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, and Pluto) got something different, like color coded Mystery Mouseketools, Mouseke-Think-About-It Tools, and pictograms. The Mousekedoer runs on a special energy source called "Liquid Light" and is the main power source for Toodles in addition. This was explained in Season 4, Episode 17, "Mickey's Mousekedoer Adventure".Toodles is a major character in Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. He is a distribution device created by Ludwig Von Drake that provides Mickey Mouse and his friends with "Mouseketools" to help them in times of need. To summon Toodles, Mickey and the gang would have to call out, "Oh, Toodles!" Toodles will then appear, and his arrival is announced by his theme song, he will then show the Mouseketools for the episode, as downloaded into him from the Mousekedoer; Toodles usually has three main tools plus a "Mystery Mouseketool". When a Mouseketool has been chosen, Toodles will light up as his ears light up while looping around and Mickey will prompt, "We've got ears! Say, 'Cheers!'", and the Mouseketool will be dispensed. But sometimes, if Toodles shows a screen with the wrong Mouseketool chosen, the plan will fail to work and return back to the main screen of Mouseketools being displayed. If the final Mouseketool chosen results in all the Mouseketools being chosen, Toodles will flash his red screen holders with exploding fireworks and Mickey says, "We used all our Mouseketools (today)!/We've picked all our Mouseketools (today)! (or variants thereof) Say, 'Super cheers!'". Toodles is a super computer that is always there to help Mickey and the gang find the answers they need. He is always shown to come when Mickey and / or one or all of his friends call "Oh Toodles!". In Seasons 1-2 and most Season 3 episodes, he is just a helper with no face and no voice approaching Mickey and his friends when they call him. However, in later Season 3 episodes, he is portrayed as a good friend to them and now has a face and the ability to speak as of Season 3, Episode 5, "Happy Birthday Toodles". This wasn't put into permanent use until Season 4. He often speaks with a robotic stutter. Before becoming the super computer for the Mousekedoer, he used to be an alarm clock. He is voiced by Rob Paulsen.Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Note: I do NOT own Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. All rights reserved by The Walt Disney Company.
Mousekedoer Song (instrumental/karaoke version) XtraPIKACHU 2026-04-27 | Lyrics:Mouseker-heyMouseker-hiMouseker-hoMouseker-ready?Mouseker-set?Here we go!You're a thinking and a solvin' work-it-through-erMouseker-me, mouseker-you, MousekedoerMouseker-me, mouseker-you, Mousekedoer!Oh, Toodles, it's time to get to it!(laughs)Show us the Mouseketools to help us do it!Meeska......Mooska......Mousekedoer!Mouseketools......Mouseketools......Mouseketools!Here are your Mouseketools!(lists Mouseketools)...And the Mystery Mouseketool.That's a surprise tool that can help us later. Toodles has the tools, the Mouseketools!So when we need them, Toodles will bring 'em!He's here, for me-dles and you-dles!(laughs)And all we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"All we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"Composed by: Micheal Rubin, Mike Himelstein, Micheal Turner, Dena DiamondThe Mousekedoer is a machine that looks like Mickey Mouse's head. It has a space for Toodles to rest and get Mouseketools, large red and yellow gears at the back. On the inside, a purple, green, red gear is seen. There's also a blue square, orange triangle, yellow circle and orange gear with bands connecting them together. On its base, it has organ pipes, a green gear and an air pump on its sides. On its head, it has two ears that rotate making it look more like Mickey. Whenever something is shown from the Mousekedoer, a screen rises from the bottom. The original name for the Mousekedoer was the "What-To-Doer", and was originally planned to be in the show. Its overall design was entirely different in the pilot episode. The Mousekedoer eventually took over the role in the final series.The Mousekedoer has certain abilities, like translating messages (Season 2, Episode 29, "Mickey's Message from Mars", creating a Mousekemap (Season 2, Episode 12, "Mickey & Minnie's Jungle Safari"), delivering important items (Season 3, Episode 22, "Space Adventure"), and even changing color to pink (Season 4, Episode 15, "Minnie's Winter Bow Show"). In "Goofy's Thinking Cap" (Season 3, Episode 27), "Mickey's Mystery" (Season 4, Episode 7), and "Mickey's Silly Problem" (Season 2, Episode 18), instead of Mouseketools, the Sensational Six (Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, and Pluto) got something different, like color coded Mystery Mouseketools, Mouseke-Think-About-It Tools, and pictograms. The Mousekedoer runs on a special energy source called "Liquid Light" and is the main power source for Toodles in addition. This was explained in Season 4, Episode 17, "Mickey's Mousekedoer Adventure".Toodles is a major character in Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. He is a distribution device created by Ludwig Von Drake that provides Mickey Mouse and his friends with "Mouseketools" to help them in times of need. To summon Toodles, Mickey and the gang would have to call out, "Oh, Toodles!" Toodles will then appear, and his arrival is announced by his theme song, he will then show the Mouseketools for the episode, as downloaded into him from the Mousekedoer; Toodles usually has three main tools plus a "Mystery Mouseketool". When a Mouseketool has been chosen, Toodles will light up as his ears light up while looping around and Mickey will prompt, "We've got ears! Say, 'Cheers!'", and the Mouseketool will be dispensed. But sometimes, if Toodles shows a screen with the wrong Mouseketool chosen, the plan will fail to work and return back to the main screen of Mouseketools being displayed. If the final Mouseketool chosen results in all the Mouseketools being chosen, Toodles will flash his red screen holders with exploding fireworks and Mickey says, "We used all our Mouseketools (today)!/We've picked all our Mouseketools (today)! (or variants thereof) Say, 'Super cheers!'". Toodles is a super computer that is always there to help Mickey and the gang find the answers they need. He is always shown to come when Mickey and / or one or all of his friends call "Oh Toodles!". In Seasons 1-2 and most Season 3 episodes, he is just a helper with no face and no voice approaching Mickey and his friends when they call him. However, in later Season 3 episodes, he is portrayed as a good friend to them and now has a face and the ability to speak as of Season 3, Episode 5, "Happy Birthday Toodles". This wasn't put into permanent use until Season 4. He often speaks with a robotic stutter. Before becoming the super computer for the Mousekedoer, he used to be an alarm clock. He is voiced by Rob Paulsen.Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Note: I do NOT own Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. All rights reserved by The Walt Disney Company.
Mousekedoer Song (studio version, third and final update) XtraPIKACHU 2026-04-26 | Lyrics:Mouseker-heyMouseker-hiMouseker-hoMouseker-ready?Mouseker-set?Here we go!You're a thinking and a solvin' work-it-through-erMouseker-me, mouseker-you, MousekedoerMouseker-me, mouseker-you, Mousekedoer!Oh, Toodles, it's time to get to it!(laughs)Show us the Mouseketools to help us do it!Meeska......Mooska......Mousekedoer!Mouseketools......Mouseketools......Mouseketools!Here are your Mouseketools!(lists Mouseketools)...And the Mystery Mouseketool.That's a surprise tool that can help us later. Toodles has the tools, the Mouseketools!So when we need them, Toodles will bring 'em!He's here, for me-dles and you-dles!(laughs)And all we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"All we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"Composed by: Micheal Rubin, Mike Himelstein, Micheal Turner, Dena DiamondThe Mousekedoer is a machine that looks like Mickey Mouse's head. It has a space for Toodles to rest and get Mouseketools, large red and yellow gears at the back. On the inside, a purple, green, red gear is seen. There's also a blue square, orange triangle, yellow circle and orange gear with bands connecting them together. On its base, it has organ pipes, a green gear and an air pump on its sides. On its head, it has two ears that rotate making it look more like Mickey. Whenever something is shown from the Mousekedoer, a screen rises from the bottom. The original name for the Mousekedoer was the "What-To-Doer", and was originally planned to be in the show. Its overall design was entirely different in the pilot episode. The Mousekedoer eventually took over the role in the final series.The Mousekedoer has certain abilities, like translating messages (Season 2, Episode 29, "Mickey's Message from Mars", creating a Mousekemap (Season 2, Episode 12, "Mickey & Minnie's Jungle Safari"), delivering important items (Season 3, Episode 22, "Space Adventure"), and even changing color to pink (Season 4, Episode 15, "Minnie's Winter Bow Show"). In "Goofy's Thinking Cap" (Season 3, Episode 27), "Mickey's Mystery" (Season 4, Episode 7), and "Mickey's Silly Problem" (Season 2, Episode 18), instead of Mouseketools, the Sensational Six (Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, and Pluto) got something different, like color coded Mystery Mouseketools, Mouseke-Think-About-It Tools, and pictograms. The Mousekedoer runs on a special energy source called "Liquid Light" and is the main power source for Toodles in addition. This was explained in Season 4, Episode 17, "Mickey's Mousekedoer Adventure".Toodles is a major character in Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. He is a distribution device created by Ludwig Von Drake that provides Mickey Mouse and his friends with "Mouseketools" to help them in times of need. To summon Toodles, Mickey and the gang would have to call out, "Oh, Toodles!" Toodles will then appear, and his arrival is announced by his theme song, he will then show the Mouseketools for the episode, as downloaded into him from the Mousekedoer; Toodles usually has three main tools plus a "Mystery Mouseketool". When a Mouseketool has been chosen, Toodles will light up as his ears light up while looping around and Mickey will prompt, "We've got ears! Say, 'Cheers!'", and the Mouseketool will be dispensed. But sometimes, if Toodles shows a screen with the wrong Mouseketool chosen, the plan will fail to work and return back to the main screen of Mouseketools being displayed. If the final Mouseketool chosen results in all the Mouseketools being chosen, Toodles will flash his red screen holders with exploding fireworks and Mickey says, "We used all our Mouseketools (today)!/We've picked all our Mouseketools (today)! (or variants thereof) Say, 'Super cheers!'". Toodles is a super computer that is always there to help Mickey and the gang find the answers they need. He is always shown to come when Mickey and / or one or all of his friends call "Oh Toodles!". In Seasons 1-2 and most Season 3 episodes, he is just a helper with no face and no voice approaching Mickey and his friends when they call him. However, in later Season 3 episodes, he is portrayed as a good friend to them and now has a face and the ability to speak as of Season 3, Episode 5, "Happy Birthday Toodles". This wasn't put into permanent use until Season 4. He often speaks with a robotic stutter. Before becoming the super computer for the Mousekedoer, he used to be an alarm clock. He is voiced by Rob Paulsen.Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Note: I do NOT own Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. All rights reserved by The Walt Disney Company.
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse - Shrink-A-Dink-A-Dee (HD) XtraPIKACHU 2026-03-31 | From a feature-length special episode of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (Season 4, Episode 6, "Super Adventure!"). A song is sung by the alleged "antagonist", Power-Pants Pete while he continues his task to shrink and collect all of the pieces of the Clubhouse World.Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Note: I do NOT own Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. All rights reserved by The Walt Disney Company.
Mousekedoer Song (vocals only) XtraPIKACHU 2026-03-28 | Free to use, but give credit first.Lyrics:Mouseker-heyMouseker-hiMouseker-hoMouseker-ready?Mouseker-set?Here we go!You're a thinking and a solvin' work-it-through-erMouseker-me, mouseker-you, MousekedoerMouseker-me, mouseker-you, Mousekedoer!Oh, Toodles, it's time to get to it!(laughs)Show us the Mouseketools to help us do it!Meeska......Mooska......Mousekedoer!Mouseketools......Mouseketools......Mouseketools!Here are your Mouseketools!(lists Mouseketools)...And the Mystery Mouseketool.That's a surprise tool that can help us later. Toodles has the tools, the Mouseketools!So when we need them, Toodles will bring 'em!He's here, for me-dles and you-dles!(laughs)And all we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"All we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"Composed by: Micheal Rubin, Mike Himelstein, Micheal Turner, Dena DiamondThe Mousekedoer is a machine that looks like Mickey Mouse's head. It has a space for Toodles to rest and get Mouseketools, large red and yellow gears at the back. On the inside, a purple, green, red gear is seen. There's also a blue square, orange triangle, yellow circle and orange gear with bands connecting them together. On its base, it has organ pipes, a green gear and an air pump on its sides. On its head, it has two ears that rotate making it look more like Mickey. Whenever something is shown from the Mousekedoer, a screen rises from the bottom. The original name for the Mousekedoer was the "What-To-Doer", and was originally planned to be in the show. Its overall design was entirely different in the pilot episode. The Mousekedoer eventually took over the role in the final series.The Mousekedoer has certain abilities, like translating messages (Season 2, Episode 29, "Mickey's Message from Mars", creating a Mousekemap (Season 2, Episode 12, "Mickey & Minnie's Jungle Safari"), delivering important items (Season 3, Episode 22, "Space Adventure"), and even changing color to pink (Season 4, Episode 15, "Minnie's Winter Bow Show"). In "Goofy's Thinking Cap" (Season 3, Episode 27), "Mickey's Mystery" (Season 4, Episode 7), and "Mickey's Silly Problem" (Season 2, Episode 18), instead of Mouseketools, the Sensational Six (Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, and Pluto) got something different, like color coded Mystery Mouseketools, Mouseke-Think-About-It Tools, and pictograms. The Mousekedoer runs on a special energy source called "Liquid Light" and is the main power source for Toodles in addition. This was explained in Season 4, Episode 17, "Mickey's Mousekedoer Adventure".Toodles is a major character in Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. He is a distribution device created by Ludwig Von Drake that provides Mickey Mouse and his friends with "Mouseketools" to help them in times of need. To summon Toodles, Mickey and the gang would have to call out, "Oh, Toodles!" Toodles will then appear, and his arrival is announced by his theme song, he will then show the Mouseketools for the episode, as downloaded into him from the Mousekedoer; Toodles usually has three main tools plus a "Mystery Mouseketool". When a Mouseketool has been chosen, Toodles will light up as his ears light up while looping around and Mickey will prompt, "We've got ears! Say, 'Cheers!'", and the Mouseketool will be dispensed. But sometimes, if Toodles shows a screen with the wrong Mouseketool chosen, the plan will fail to work and return back to the main screen of Mouseketools being displayed. If the final Mouseketool chosen results in all the Mouseketools being chosen, Toodles will flash his red screen holders with exploding fireworks and Mickey says, "We used all our Mouseketools (today)!/We've picked all our Mouseketools (today)! (or variants thereof) Say, 'Super cheers!'". Toodles is a super computer that is always there to help Mickey and the gang find the answers they need. He is always shown to come when Mickey and / or one or all of his friends call "Oh Toodles!". In Seasons 1-2 and most Season 3 episodes, he is just a helper with no face and no voice approaching Mickey and his friends when they call him. However, in later Season 3 episodes, he is portrayed as a good friend to them and now has a face and the ability to speak as of Season 3, Episode 5, "Happy Birthday Toodles". This wasn't put into permanent use until Season 4. He often speaks with a robotic stutter. Before becoming the super computer for the Mousekedoer, he used to be an alarm clock. He is voiced by Rob Paulsen.Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Note: I do NOT own Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. All rights reserved by The Walt Disney Company.Rest in peace, Wayne Allwine, the third official voice of Mickey Mouse (1947-2009) 🪦🕊🥲✝️
Mousekedoer Song (studio version, updated) XtraPIKACHU 2026-03-28 | Now in stereo audio!Lyrics:Mouseker-heyMouseker-hiMouseker-hoMouseker-ready?Mouseker-set?Here we go!You're a thinking and a solvin' work-it-through-erMouseker-me, mouseker-you, MousekedoerMouseker-me, mouseker-you, Mousekedoer!Oh, Toodles, it's time to get to it!(laughs)Show us the Mouseketools to help us do it!Meeska......Mooska......Mousekedoer!Mouseketools......Mouseketools......Mouseketools!Here are your Mouseketools!(lists Mouseketools)...And the Mystery Mouseketool.That's a surprise tool that can help us later. Toodles has the tools, the Mouseketools!So when we need them, Toodles will bring 'em!He's here, for me-dles and you-dles!(laughs)And all we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"All we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"Composed by: Micheal Rubin, Mike Himelstein, Micheal Turner, Dena DiamondThe Mousekedoer is a machine that looks like Mickey Mouse's head. It has a space for Toodles to rest and get Mouseketools, large red and yellow gears at the back. On the inside, a purple, green, red gear is seen. There's also a blue square, orange triangle, yellow circle and orange gear with bands connecting them together. On its base, it has organ pipes, a green gear and an air pump on its sides. On its head, it has two ears that rotate making it look more like Mickey. Whenever something is shown from the Mousekedoer, a screen rises from the bottom. The original name for the Mousekedoer was the "What-To-Doer", and was originally planned to be in the show. Its overall design was entirely different in the pilot episode. The Mousekedoer eventually took over the role in the final series.The Mousekedoer has certain abilities, like translating messages (Season 2, Episode 29, "Mickey's Message from Mars", creating a Mousekemap (Season 2, Episode 12, "Mickey & Minnie's Jungle Safari"), delivering important items (Season 3, Episode 22, "Space Adventure"), and even changing color to pink (Season 4, Episode 15, "Minnie's Winter Bow Show"). In "Goofy's Thinking Cap" (Season 3, Episode 27), "Mickey's Mystery" (Season 4, Episode 7), and "Mickey's Silly Problem" (Season 2, Episode 18), instead of Mouseketools, the Sensational Six (Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, and Pluto) got something different, like color coded Mystery Mouseketools, Mouseke-Think-About-It Tools, and pictograms. The Mousekedoer runs on a special energy source called "Liquid Light" and is the main power source for Toodles in addition. This was explained in Season 4, Episode 17, "Mickey's Mousekedoer Adventure".Toodles is a major character in Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. He is a distribution device created by Ludwig Von Drake that provides Mickey Mouse and his friends with "Mouseketools" to help them in times of need. To summon Toodles, Mickey and the gang would have to call out, "Oh, Toodles!" Toodles will then appear, and his arrival is announced by his theme song, he will then show the Mouseketools for the episode, as downloaded into him from the Mousekedoer; Toodles usually has three main tools plus a "Mystery Mouseketool". When a Mouseketool has been chosen, Toodles will light up as his ears light up while looping around and Mickey will prompt, "We've got ears! Say, 'Cheers!'", and the Mouseketool will be dispensed. But sometimes, if Toodles shows a screen with the wrong Mouseketool chosen, the plan will fail to work and return back to the main screen of Mouseketools being displayed. If the final Mouseketool chosen results in all the Mouseketools being chosen, Toodles will flash his red screen holders with exploding fireworks and Mickey says, "We used all our Mouseketools (today)!/We've picked all our Mouseketools (today)! (or variants thereof) Say, 'Super cheers!'". Toodles is a super computer that is always there to help Mickey and the gang find the answers they need. He is always shown to come when Mickey and / or one or all of his friends call "Oh Toodles!". In Seasons 1-2 and most Season 3 episodes, he is just a helper with no face and no voice approaching Mickey and his friends when they call him. However, in later Season 3 episodes, he is portrayed as a good friend to them and now has a face and the ability to speak as of Season 3, Episode 5, "Happy Birthday Toodles". This wasn't put into permanent use until Season 4. He often speaks with a robotic stutter. Before becoming the super computer for the Mousekedoer, he used to be an alarm clock. He is voiced by Rob Paulsen.Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Note: I do NOT own Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. All rights reserved by The Walt Disney Company.Rest in peace, Wayne Allwine, the third official voice of Mickey Mouse (1947-2009) 🪦🕊🥲✝️
Cyberchase Extended Theme Song (studio version) XtraPIKACHU 2026-03-21 | Lyrics:CyberchaseWe're movingWe're beating Hacker at his game(Game)Don't tell me that he's trying to hack the MotherboardWe'll get him every time(Cyberchase)Cosmic worldsFreaky places that we've seenWe got the power of1234Runnin' in a CyberchaseWe'll meet him face-to-faceWe'll stick togetherAll the timeAdventures in CyberspaceThe chase is on! Just wait!AndCYBER chase!CyberchaseWe got the power (Power, power, power)(Freaky places that we've seen)The chase is on!4321Runnin' in a CyberchaseWe'll meet him face-to-faceWe'll stick togetherAll the timeAdventures in CyberspaceThe chase is on! Just wait!AndCYBER chase!
Sliding into Wonderland XtraPIKACHU 2026-03-13 | From a feature-length special episode of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, (Season 2, Episode 38, "Mickey's Adventures in Wonderland"). When Mickey and Donald begin their chase to catch a cuckoo bird to fix a clock for Daisy's birthday party, Donald accidentally stands on a button when trying to catch it, triggering the Clubhouse's up-slide to spiral deep down a hole. When the cuckoo bird dives down it, Mickey and Donald follow it by sliding down. They then make it to a strange new world called, "Wonderland".Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Note: I do NOT own Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. All rights reserved by The Walt Disney Company.
The saddest part in Mickeys Adventures in Wonderland XtraPIKACHU 2026-03-08 | From a feature-length special episode of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (Season 2, Episode 38, "Mickey's Adventures in Wonderland"). When Mickey, Donald and Pluto get themselves lost in Wonderland, they all start to fear about how sad Daisy will be if they didn't make it back to the Clubhouse in time for her birthday party.Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Note: I do NOT own Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. All rights reserved by The Walt Disney Company.
new years post 2026 XtraPIKACHU 2026-01-01 | get it??? because 6am and 2026 mehoy minoyhappy new year!
Random scene from TTAF but its edited ✨ XtraPIKACHU 2025-11-09 | Was rewatching TTAF and saw this scene so I decided to edit it with sound effects
Red - Behind Blue Eyes - Limp Bizkit (Angry Birds AMV) XtraPIKACHU 2025-09-22 | I finally made a new video after two months of absence from making videos! But that doesn't mean my hiatus is over. I made this AMV solely because I feel truly all alone and hated by the world. As some of you would know from my previous post, I talked about how my mental health was doing extremely badly lately (and still is), and how I feel like I'm truly hated and disliked by the whole world, and I'm nothing more than a living embodiment of a failure. Keep in mind, this is my first ever AMV I've ever made, so please don't criticize me in the comments. This took me so long just to record and edit, so, please, I hope you all really, genuinely enjoy this video from the bottom of my heart. This AMV is heavily inspired by Dośka Zośka. Their channel link is here: https://m.youtube.com/@doskazoska7967P.S: Happy Broppy Day to all of you fellow Trolls fans and Broppy shippers. (I'm one too)
Hot Dog Song (studio version) XtraPIKACHU 2025-07-09 | Reupload of previous version with slightly better audio
POV: Youre currently in and struggling with a toxic relationship XtraPIKACHU 2025-05-29 | Mickey be giving dating advice for all the homies fr fr
The demo version of the Mousekedoer Song but it has the final versions instrumental XtraPIKACHU 2025-05-26 | Had this idea the second the demo version came out.
Xtras Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles Adventure - Angel Island Zone (Season 1, Episode 1) XtraPIKACHU 2025-05-18 | This series is going to take long to make. But I'm excited to see where it goes, and I hope you all are too!Anything Sonic-related in this video are all trademarks of SEGA.
Mousekedoer Song (studio version) XtraPIKACHU 2025-03-29 | Lyrics:Mouseker-heyMouseker-hiMouseker-hoMouseker-ready?Mouseker-set?Here we go!You're a thinking and a solvin' work-it-through-erMouseker-me, mouseker-you, MousekedoerMouseker-me, mouseker-you, Mousekedoer!Oh, Toodles, it's time to get to it!(laughs)Show us the Mouseketools to help us do it!Meeska......Mooska......Mousekedoer!Mouseketools......Mouseketools......Mouseketools!Here are your Mouseketools!(lists Mouseketools)...And the Mystery Mouseketool.That's a surprise tool that can help us later. Toodles has the tools, the Mouseketools!So when we need them, Toodles will bring 'em!He's here, for me-dles and you-dles!(laughs)And all we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"All we have to say is, "Oh, Toodles!"Composed by: Micheal Rubin, Mike Himelstein, Micheal Turner, Dena DiamondThe Mousekedoer is a machine that looks like Mickey Mouse's head. It has a space for Toodles to rest and get Mouseketools, large red and yellow gears at the back. On the inside, a purple, green, red gear is seen. There's also a blue square, orange triangle, yellow circle and orange gear with bands connecting them together. On its base, it has organ pipes, a green gear and an air pump on its sides. On its head, it has two ears that rotate making it look more like Mickey. Whenever something is shown from the Mousekedoer, a screen rises from the bottom. The original name for the Mousekedoer was the "What-To-Doer", and was originally planned to be in the show. Its overall design was entirely different in the pilot episode. The Mousekedoer eventually took over the role in the final series.The Mousekedoer has certain abilities, like translating messages (Season 2, Episode 29, "Mickey's Message from Mars", creating a Mousekemap (Season 2, Episode 12, "Mickey & Minnie's Jungle Safari"), delivering important items (Season 3, Episode 22, "Space Adventure"), and even changing color to pink (Season 4, Episode 15, "Minnie's Winter Bow Show"). In "Goofy's Thinking Cap" (Season 3, Episode 27), "Mickey's Mystery" (Season 4, Episode 7), and "Mickey's Silly Problem" (Season 2, Episode 18), instead of Mouseketools, the Sensational Six (Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, and Pluto) got something different, like color coded Mystery Mouseketools, Mouseke-Think-About-It Tools, and pictograms. The Mousekedoer runs on a special energy source called "Liquid Light" and is the main power source for Toodles in addition. This was explained in Season 4, Episode 17, "Mickey's Mousekedoer Adventure".Toodles is a major character in Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. He is a distribution device created by Ludwig Von Drake that provides Mickey Mouse and his friends with "Mouseketools" to help them in times of need. To summon Toodles, Mickey and the gang would have to call out, "Oh, Toodles!" Toodles will then appear, and his arrival is announced by his theme song, he will then show the Mouseketools for the episode, as downloaded into him from the Mousekedoer; Toodles usually has three main tools plus a "Mystery Mouseketool". When a Mouseketool has been chosen, Toodles will light up as his ears light up while looping around and Mickey will prompt, "We've got ears! Say, 'Cheers!'", and the Mouseketool will be dispensed. But sometimes, if Toodles shows a screen with the wrong Mouseketool chosen, the plan will fail to work and return back to the main screen of Mouseketools being displayed. If the final Mouseketool chosen results in all the Mouseketools being chosen, Toodles will flash his red screen holders with exploding fireworks and Mickey says, "We used all our Mouseketools (today)!/We've picked all our Mouseketools (today)! (or variants thereof) Say, 'Super cheers!'". Toodles is a super computer that is always there to help Mickey and the gang find the answers they need. He is always shown to come when Mickey and / or one or all of his friends call "Oh Toodles!". In Seasons 1-2 and most Season 3 episodes, he is just a helper with no face and no voice approaching Mickey and his friends when they call him. However, in later Season 3 episodes, he is portrayed as a good friend to them and now has a face and the ability to speak as of Season 3, Episode 5, "Happy Birthday Toodles". This wasn't put into permanent use until Season 4. He often speaks with a robotic stutter. Before becoming the super computer for the Mousekedoer, he used to be an alarm clock. He is voiced by Rob Paulsen.Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Note: I do NOT own Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. All rights reserved by The Walt Disney Company.Rest in peace, Wayne Allwine, the third official voice of Mickey Mouse (1947-2009) 🪦🕊🥲✝️
A losers attempt at doing a BLJ (which is actually successful) XtraPIKACHU 2025-01-19 | I'm back after one month. You assumed I was dead? TikTok got banned. RIP. I did this with a red Xbox Elite controller. I'm going to upload the Final Bowser after this video.
Sonic running from an explosion while Its Going Down Now plays in the background XtraPIKACHU 2024-12-07 | The gameplay you're seeing is from me. I'm not even joking. This video took me a whole hour just to get it right, because I kept on dying and making retakes. So I hope you enjoy it!
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Theme Song (with no sound effects) XtraPIKACHU 2024-11-23 | Copyright Disclaimer. Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that otherwise might be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use."
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie - Im a Goofy Goober Rock! (HD) XtraPIKACHU 2024-11-19 | This was uploaded on November 18 to celebrate the 20th anniversary to this movie!
The TRUE Ending to Horrid Henry XtraPIKACHU 2024-11-10 | Just wanted to give you your daily dose of TOTAL SATISFACTION
Milo Murphys Law - Toboggan of Love (HD) XtraPIKACHU 2024-10-24 | A parody of a song that Dan and Swampy wrote, which had to be preformed by the legendary "Weird Al" Yankovic! And this video came out on his birthday!
Milo Murphys Law - The Girls Bathroom XtraPIKACHU 2024-09-29 | Weird Al's delivery in these two scenes really sells it.
If Andy (My Milo Murphys Law OC) had a voice! (read desc.) XtraPIKACHU 2024-09-27 | I figured Jason Ritter would be a good choice to play Andy, it matches his personality. Awkward, unsure of things. (P.S, please send this to Dan Povenmire)
Phineas and Ferb - Lets Take a Rocketship to Space (HD) XtraPIKACHU 2024-08-28 | From S01E24, "Out to Launch"
We Bare Bears - Panda Gets Exposed (HD) XtraPIKACHU 2024-08-27 | I legit DIED when they parodied the Kill Bill Siren
You know, if that thing crashes to Earth, Candace is in charge. XtraPIKACHU 2024-08-11 | From S01E01A, Rollercoaster
Phineas and Ferb Theme Song (with no sound effects but it sounds slightly better) XtraPIKACHU 2024-07-28 | ...
Milo Murphys Law Theme Song (with no sound effects but it sounds slightly better) XtraPIKACHU 2024-07-28 | ...
Moments where Phineas got angry (in order) XtraPIKACHU 2024-07-22 | It just goes to show that even a nice guy like Phineas Flynn can even be pushed to his limits....
Sus moments in Phineas and Ferb pt. 1 XtraPIKACHU 2024-07-12 | You can see my editing skills have gotten betterBtw do y'all wanna see more videos in this format? Let me know in the comments
Asian parents portrayed by SpongeBob - When you make egg fried rice for your Asian dad XtraPIKACHU 2024-06-24 | Viacom, if you take this video or my channel down, I swear to god, I will END YOU!
