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Lacks the fun of the Mixed-Up Adventures and any learning that was in Clubhouse. It's a dulled down version of the new Mickey Mouse stuff for strictly younger audiences, but doesn't add any of the problem solving or secret learning from Clubhouse. So what was the point? To continue to isolate Mickey Mouse and friends from a wider audience?

The first episode tries to grab those who loved Roadsters with a superfluous ride and eollercoaster moment at the very beginning. And then the Hotdog dance and the upgraded theme are ruined my kid wasn't as interested in the show beginning. Then we have some convoluted reasons for our new friend Funny leaving behind all the great and interesting characters we developed in Hotdog Hills over the last 3 years.

But the worst absolute worst part is that stupid dance break music at the very end of the episode. If parents were indifferent to the rest If the episode that alone should ruin it for you.

I love how Disney Jr made their shows going faster pace these days which may look entertaining for adults and the ones with Disabilities including me.

I love Mickey Mouse Funhouse because It Mickey Mouse and his pals goes to so many Adventure Doors to many exciting places, I also enjoy it have a lot of GIF videos of it too.

The house sounds like "Pat". Its sounds like male for a few words, then a min later its using a female tone. Its like that voice someone would make to sound stupid. Its awful. The wiggle song gets on my last nerve with its annoying sequence of odd notes.

At first, I didn't really mind it. It wasn't anything special, just a new Mickey show trying to find its' place.

But it's definitely still finding it's place. It doesn't have the community of Roadster Racers and doesn't have the same charming magicalness of the clubhouse. I have the same issues as with late-season Toodles - why does Funny have to talk so much??? No one in my house finds him charming or enjoyable, I didn't mind him at first but oh boy does he get grating - especially since Disney Junior constantly plays the show. It as a whole doesn't seem to have charm, and the main 7 just seem so bland? I enjoy Daisy to a degree but it just. Gets so grating.

I didn't understand why people hated this one so much, but after 7 episodes I can completely understand why. It just feels so bland.

Summary: Yet another Mickey Mouse series. Think of it as like Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, but with less interactivity and the same animation as Roadster Racers/Mixed-Up Adventures. Made because Disney needs to have Mickey.

Writing: Much better writing than Clubhouse, because it feels more organic and natural compared to the interactivity of Clubhouse. The first episode "Mickey the Brave", is surprisingly clever. The Sensational Six debate on whether or not dragons are good or bad. Some of the characters, like Clarabelle and Pete, think that all dragons are bad just because one dragon was bad to them. And as it turns out, Farfus didn't mean any harm. He only wanted to play. It gives a strong message that you should get to know people without judging them. One person is not representative of an entire group. And there's always an underlying cause for things. 2/2

Characters: The show is a major step-up from previous incarnations because Mickey isn't self-centered. Not everything is themed after him. The rest of the Sensational Six are written normally. There's also a new character named Funny, who is the titular Funhouse. He's like Toodles but he's a house. However, I'm not fond of him so far. He's just a deus ex machina. 1/2

Music: The music in the show is generally unremarkable, except for some moments that use the signature Mickey Mouse Clubhouse theme - M-I-C-K-E-Y, M-O-U-S-E. I find that quite clever. 1/2

Animation: Pretty excellent animation. It serves to show that CGI has come a long way since 2006, and is very colorful. 2/2

Voice Acting: All the signature voice actors are back. And Minnie's new voice actress is a great replacement for Russi Taylor. That's all there is to say, 2/2

In total, 8/10. I recommend this to young Mickey fans and older Disney cartoon fans.