Minnie Mouse	Donald Duck	Daisy Duck
Pluto the Dog	Goofy

Minnie Mouse made her debut as Mickey's girlfriend on November 18, 1928 in 'Steamboat Willie'

Minnie appeared in 73 cartoons with Mickey and Pluto, but never actually made it into her own cartoon series. The original voice of Minnie was Marcellite Garner, but the latest voice was Russi Taylor. Minnie has two nieces, Melody and Millicent.
Minnie's favourite sayings include - "Why, hello!", "Aren't you sweet!", "Yoo-hoo!", "Oh, Mickey"

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Donald made his debut on June 9, 1939 in the Silly Symphony cartoon 'The Wise Little Hen.'

In total there are 128 Donald Duck cartoons. Donald the Duck even has a middle name - which he gained in the war years - the name being "Fauntleroy". For 50 years the voice of Donald was provided by Clarence "Ducky" Nash, Tony Anselmo, a Disney artist followed him. Donald appeared in his first comic strip on February 7, 1938.
The Donald Duck film 'Der Fueher's Face' won the Academy Award for best cartoon.
Donald's favourite sayings include - "Oh yeah?", "Hiya toots!", "Aw Phooey!", "Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy!" "Nothin to it!"
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Daisy first appeared as Donald's girlfriend in 1937 in "Don Donald" - when she was known as Donna.

Donna transformed into Daisy in "Mr Duck Steps Out" (1940). In total Daisy makes 14 film appearances and also has three nieces - April, May, June. Daisy last appeared in Mickey's Christmas Carol in 1983.
Some of Daisy's favourite sayings include - "Well, I never!", "Oh Donald....",
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Pluto first appeared as a bloodhound in "The Chain Gang" in 1930, and later as Minnie's dog Rover in "The Picnic"

However Pluto first appeared as Mickey's dog in "The Moose Hunt".
In 1941 the Pluto cartoon "Lend a Paw" a remake of the 1933 cartoon "Mickey's Pal Pluto" won the Academy Award for Best Cartoon.
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Goofy made his debut in 1932 in "Mickey's Revue" as a member of the audience.Pinto Colvig originally provided the voice of Goofy. In his newpaper strip, Goofy was originally known as 'Dippy Dawg', and in 1938 a book was released entitled "The Story of Dippy the Goof" and in 1939 Goofy finally became Goofy in 'Goofy and Wilbur'

Other people who have provided the voice of Goofy include George Johnson, Bob Jackman and Bill Farmer. In total there are 48 Goofy cartoons. The "How-to" series of cartoons became very popular and in the 1950s, Goofy appeared as 'Mr Geef' who had a wife and son. In the 1990s the son returned in the programme 'The Goof Troop' but the wife was no longer there. In 1995, Goofy and son Max starred in their own feature movie called 'A Goofy Movie.'
Goofy's favourite sayings include: "Gawrsh", "Well, whaddya know!", "A- hyuck", "Huh?"
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