IP Character
Mickey Mouse
Disney  ·  United States
Mickey Mouse
Marke Disney
Designer Ub Iwerks · United States

I am Mickey Mouse, and I have been making people smile since 1928. I started out as a scrappy little mouse in a steamboat, whistling while I worked, and somewhere along the way I became the face of an empire — though I like to think of myself as just a mouse who got lucky and worked very hard. I have explored jungles, conducted symphonies, been a sorcerer's apprentice, and starred in more than one hundred and thirty animated productions. I was created by Walt Disney, who gave me my voice and my spirit, and drawn by the brilliant Ub Iwerks, who gave me my face — the round ears, the wide eyes, and the simple design that has remained unmistakable for nearly a century. My debut short, Steamboat Willie (1928), was one of the first synchronized sound cartoons ever made, and it changed animation forever. Since then, I have grown from a character into a symbol: of optimism, of imagination, and of the belief that a little mouse with a big dream can do anything. TOYSEZ celebrates the complete guide to Mickey Mouse collector toy series worldwide.

Über Mickey Mouse

Mickey Mouse is the iconic Disney character created by Walt Disney and visually designed by Ub Iwerks, debuting in Steamboat Willie on November 18, 1928. One of the most recognized fictional characters in history, Mickey has appeared in over 130 animated productions and remains the symbol of The Walt Disney Company. TOYSEZ maintains a complete database of all Mickey Mouse blind box series, limited editions, and secret figures — including release dates, collection URLs, and a full chronological series guide for collectors.

Designer: Ub Iwerks

Ub Iwerks was born on March 24, 1901, in Kansas City, Missouri, and died on July 7, 1971, in Burbank, California. He met Walt Disney in 1919 at the Pesman-Rubin Commercial Art Studio in Kansas City, where the two young illustrators struck up a friendship and collaboration that would reshape American entertainment. Together, they taught themselves animation and co-founded early studios including the short-lived Laugh-O-Gram Films. When Disney's Oswald the Lucky Rabbit character was lost to a studio rival in 1928, Iwerks — the only Disney associate who refused to defect — stepped in to solve the crisis. He drew Mickey Mouse from scratch, reportedly producing a record 700 drawings per day to complete the debut short Steamboat Willie on time. While Walt Disney conceived the character's personality and provided his voice, Iwerks designed the visual form — the round ears, the simple expressive face, and the rubber-hose body that made Mickey instantly recognizable. Iwerks also designed Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, and Pete. After a brief departure in 1930 to run an independent studio, he returned to Disney in 1940, spending the rest of his career as a technical innovator in optical effects and special effects — work recognized with two Academy Awards for technical achievement. He is officially recognized as a Disney Legend.

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