In Fantasia, Mickey Mouse was redesigned. What was changed about the design of his character?

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In Fantasia, Mickey Mouse was redesigned. What was changed about the design of his character?

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To tackle the question, we first restate the scenario: In Fantasia, Mickey Mouse was redesigned, and we need to identify what changed about his design.
Option 1: 'He was given eyes with pupils' — This statement claims a facial detail change that would alter how expressive his eyes appear. Historically, the redesign for Fantasia did introduce pupils to Mickey's eyes, giving them more expressiveness than earlier versions. This aligns with what is described about the character's look in that film era.
Option 2: 'He was given white gloves' — Mickey already wore white gloves in earlier iterations, and Fantasia did not introduce gloves as a new feature there; the glove characteristic predates Fantasia, so this option reflects a feature that wasn’t a unique Fos change in Fantasia.
Option 3: 'His tail was made longer' — There is no widely cited redesign in Fantasia that emphasizes a longer tail as a defining change. Tail length is not commonly noted as the distinguishing factor of the Fantasia redesign, so this seems inaccurate.
Option 4: 'None of these answers are correct about the redesign of Mickey Mouse in Fantasia.' — Since there is some documentation that a facial feature change occurred (the addition of pupils), claiming that none of the listed changes happened would be incorrect if option 1 is indeed the redesign detail.
Exploring the rationale further, we weigh the typical scope of a film-era redesign: it often centers on key expressive features and a shift in how characters read on screen. Among the options, the eye detail stands out as a plausible, well-documented modification tied to Fantasia’s animation style, whereas the glove tradition existed prior, tail length isn’t a noted hallmark, and declaring none of the options correct would ignore the documented eye change.
Therefore, option 1 is the best-supported choice because it matches the commonly described change (eyes with pupils), while options 2 and 3 describe features not unique to Fantasia’s redesign, and option 4 would be false if option 1 is indeed accurate.

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In Fantasia, Mickey Mouse was redesigned. What was changed about the design of his character?

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