Top 6 Creepiest Mickey Mouse Cartoons

Phantom Strider discovers the scariest Disney Mickey Mouse episodes. Feel free to leave your own favourite mickey episodes in the comments :)
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Mickey Mouse - Ghoul Fiend:
Mickey's Garden:
Pluto's Judgement Day
Donald Duck Deh Fuhrer's Face:
Mickey Mouse - The Mad Doctor:

Countdown Music from Epic Mickey Soundtrack
Some background Music by TeknoAXE:
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Created by Josh Strider

[phantomstrider]

Thanks to anyone dropping in in 2021 🙂 It's an honor to see my older content have a new interest from viewers 😀 Although nowadays I'd definitely shorten this one (I never patron request nowadays and Dark Strider's a bit hammy in this one 😄)Wouldn't change any list choices though 🙂 Thanks for dropping by!

[rudevoices]

"Who's grave is that?"
"Why it's yours, Ebenezer! You're the richest man in the whole cemetery!"

[anonymous_snek]

"I'LL HAVE MY PLUTO EXTRA CRISPY"

[paint]

"The mad doctor keeps tortured animals captive"
Me: Oh, so basically PETA?

[Niko_the_Spidey]

That "undead goofy" reminds me of Hector from Coco

[marcelanrj]

Mickey 2020: Love is the cure!
Mickey in the 1900’s: H E L L

[Cp-]

Fun Fact: When I was about four on TV they aired Disney shorts from 30s to 50s adressed to kids.
And I remember SEEING Mickey's garden and Mad Doctor back then.
They didn't give me nightmares luckily.

[mdalsted]

To be fair, I'm quite sure the old Mickey cartoons weren't strictly for children. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if The Mad Doctor was instead meant to be shown to an older audience! If not, then there's the possibility that Disney knew that most kids liked to be scared more than they let on. Don Bluth seems to believe something similar, that you can put a child audience through nearly anything as long as there's a happy ending attached.

[Beetle_Ink]

The mad doctor is in epic Mickey. He tries to steal Mickey's heart


Yeah

[maximsmommy]

The Avengers should've called Mickey to defeat Thanos.

He's *powerful.*

[SouthKratts]

As a bit of a horror fan, watching these are kinda cool. It's a nice mix of that vintage feeling behind old footage and a macabre fascination with all the creepy things in them.

"Runaway Brain" has to be my favorite, though. The tension in the plot and the relatability to Mickey going out of his way to make Minnie happy had me sucked in.

[joanhill]

"The Mad Doctor" creeped me out when I was in the fifth grade.
And watching it on Disney Channel's "The Ink And Paint Club" at 6:00 A.M. (In the dark!) didn't make matters much better, either!

[PuffyPhoenix]

The thing about runaway brain: I've actually watched it several times when I was a small kid and also when I was a tween, I have enjoyed watching that cartoon. I've always found it funny and personally quite entertaining. I actually loved the way it was animated and it was visually my favorite among Mickey cartoons, but alongside that I've gotten a several laughs out of it.

[theyoungladd]

Rip phantom striders lightsaber


May it still be chopping down boos in heaven

[lalaace]

Walt Disney had something inside.





_Something dark_

[katelynthewhitewerewolf]

WereMickey reminds me of Sonic the Werehog from Sonic Unleashed and I would love to see him make a return.
WereMickey looks so cool.

[ZackMorrisDoesThings]

And then the Mad Doctor returns in Epic Mickey and tries to rip out his heart with a giant robotic pocket knife. Thanks, Disney!

[TheBrickly]

Interesting thing about the mad doctor (the character). That cartoon wouldn't be the last time he tried to preform a live surgery on Mickey. Although this version is much more PG, it happened again in Epic Mickey, where in that game he tries to remove his heart with a plunger for plot reasons. If you haven't played Epic Mickey I actually highly reccomend it. It's like a big history book about the forgotten Disney cartoons.

[justsomethingyouseeonline]

The runaway brain:

Made in 1995 but yet looks like something from 2001

[e.dnautilis]

honestly, while we don't need more stuff this mature, we need more stuff that treats its audience with respect, and thats capable of actually having a mature theme in it.