Oswald the Lucky Rabbit - Disney

| A mischievous, yet kindhearted lucky rabbit. | Oswald the Lucky Rabbit (or simply Oswald) was an animated character created by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks for Universal Pictures. His first appearance being in the short film, Trolley Troubles on September 5, 1927. Oswald is notable for his ability to disassemble and reshape his body parts at will in a cartoon like fashion. He is credited for pioneering “personality animation”, which refers to cartoon characters displaying identifiable emotion. In Oswald’s case, he was often depicted as haughty, feisty, and overzealous, which typically led to comical misadventures that put the rabbit’s trademark luck to its limits. His main resurgence beginning in the 2010's videogame Epic Mickey, depicting Oswald as a long-forgotten actor with a vendetta against Mickey. Since then, Oswald has appeared in merchandise, theme parks, and various animated projects. He still has his mischievous mischievous but well-meaning character from the 1920's, but the whole being "forgotten" has made him very regretful, serious and short-tempered. Maybe even more than Mickey Mouse, as shown that most of these bad traits were aimed towards his "step-brother" (Mickey). Another showcase of this more frustrated behavior is through his humor, which became more dry and dark. But nonetheless, he still has his good output on life, a sense of fun/humor and is very brave. He also still remains fundamentally good-hearted.