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Willy is shown in the last segment, capable of singing operatic voices and his friend Whitey. First, he is seen as a regular-sized sperm whale. He has three uvulas for voices. Willie left the sea and went on an opera in the human world. Willy's voice was a success as a tenor. His next role is Pagliacci and then a singer with a soprano. He gets sent to the finals, where he loses to a zebra with wings. He then goes back to the sea, where sulks and lies down until his friend the eel tells him "Critics are dumby-heads, go with your heart! Not a lot of other sea creatures can sing like you!", which regain Willy's confidence. The short ends with Willy and the eel singing on 5th Avenue.

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  • Willie the Whale
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  • Willy is shown in the last segment, capable of singing operatic voices and his friend Whitey. First, he is seen as a regular-sized sperm whale. He has three uvulas for voices. Willie left the sea and went on an opera in the human world. Willy's voice was a success as a tenor. His next role is Pagliacci and then a singer with a soprano. He gets sent to the finals, where he loses to a zebra with wings. He then goes back to the sea, where sulks and lies down until his friend the eel tells him "Critics are dumby-heads, go with your heart! Not a lot of other sea creatures can sing like you!", which regain Willy's confidence. The short ends with Willy and the eel singing on 5th Avenue.
  • Willie is an opera-singing sperm whale and the main protagonist from Disney's 1946 short The Whale Who Wanted To Sing At the Met, a segment of the 1946 film Make Mine Music.
Alignment
  • Good
Goal
  • To become a great success and make money
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minions
  • Whitey the seagull
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Voice
Likes
  • Singing
Appearance
  • Gigantic navy sperm whale
Name
  • Willie the Whale
Personality
  • Successful, sensational
Shows
  • Mickey Mouse
  • ''House of Mouse
  • A Poem Is...
  • Mickey Mouse Works''
Fate
  • Gets harpooned by Tetti-Tatti, then sings to sold-out performances in Heaven.
Enemies
  • Tetti-Tatti, Tetti-Tatti's sailors
Powers
  • Strength, swimming, melodies
Home
  • The sea
animator
Occupation
  • Opera singer
Films
  • Make Mine Music
Friends
  • Seals, Pelicans, Tetti-Tatti's sailors
Quote
  • "I'm off to be discovered!"
abstract
  • Willy is shown in the last segment, capable of singing operatic voices and his friend Whitey. First, he is seen as a regular-sized sperm whale. He has three uvulas for voices. Willie left the sea and went on an opera in the human world. Willy's voice was a success as a tenor. His next role is Pagliacci and then a singer with a soprano. He gets sent to the finals, where he loses to a zebra with wings. He then goes back to the sea, where sulks and lies down until his friend the eel tells him "Critics are dumby-heads, go with your heart! Not a lot of other sea creatures can sing like you!", which regain Willy's confidence. The short ends with Willy and the eel singing on 5th Avenue.
  • Willie is an opera-singing sperm whale and the main protagonist from Disney's 1946 short The Whale Who Wanted To Sing At the Met, a segment of the 1946 film Make Mine Music.
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