Terrytoons Mighty Mouse - "The Mysterious Package" (1960)

Yes Fritz the Cat director Ralph Backshi worked on mighty mouse and other Terry toons

Metal monster is real!!

One of my favorite cartoons while growing up in the 1960s.

real cartoons I can relate to.      :   )

MightY MouSe, YeAh!🤤😲😨

All the kids getting space helmets were boys. I guess girls don't like space helmets.

They've shown before that Mighty Mouse is in scale to cats and other things, meaning he really is the size of a mouse, so that old man is smaller than a mouse..

Yep Mighty Mouse with my boy I remember Mighty Mouse when I was 10 years old that was the show know so I thought it was no miles from the world is strong and mighty mouth at my fish show with Mighty Mouse love you you two people Mighty Mouse is the man peace

Don't open the unsuspected package with no name and address on it. It might be a bomb and it will detonate when open it and cause serious injury or death.

كاررتون ميكي ماوس جميل ... لو كان هناك المزيد والمنوع من هذا الكارتون .......... عبدالبياتي

awesome!

Is there anyone out there who is planning to make an internet petition to have THIS Mighty Mouse cartoon released on DVD, if they haven't already?

Thanks so much.

So where was the "Here I come to save the day?"

quite a change from the orignal charature went from an opera singing mouse to this 

Ralph Bakshi work Terrytoon cartoons was a animator, then he work in any movie studio, and finally, he works two shorts on What A Cartoon Show called Malcom & Melvin on Cartoon Network, which is the last two shorts. Interesting.

This is a very clean copy of this cartoon...it's almost as though I'm watching "Mighty Mouse Playhouse" as I did as a child! :)

All of the old theatrical studios had to adapt to Limited Animation in order to stay in business.  Terrytoons seemed to make the transition much better than Paramount Cartoon Studios did in many respects.  While they had some interesting shorts like LE PETITE PARADE, much of their TV work did not seem as good as what Terrytoons was doing in terms of utilizing the Limited Animation technique as well as developing appealing characters.

Mighty Mouse rules.

Weird watching these last couple and notice the dialogue they have to give Mighty Mouse who normally didn't go so far as singing in the earlier shorts, but I guess the budgets dictated it.

Although this was theatrically realeased, by now the audience for cartoons is much younger, televiewers, and it costs too much to make high quality cartoons, and even though this has its moments, it is a far cry from the old Mighty Mouse theaticals which ended in 1954, when cartoons were still made with artisanship. 3 limited animation theatrical Mightys were made, from 1959 to 1961 and that was it. They were Outer Space Visitor, Mysterious Package and Cat Alarm. Still Mighty had a greart run

By the way, this the 2nd one of 3, made for tv Mighty Mouse cartoon that was released in theaters.

Not quite, the short "Cat Alarm" was. This was though was the next to last cartoon that Terrytoons made featuring Mighty Mouse.

i also thank u brings back good old times

Thank you so very much for posting this great childhood memory!!!

I remember that episode. Diaper man had a mustache.

I believe this was the last "Mighty Mouse" cartoon produced until 1979. Note that a very young (21 years old??) Ralph Bakshi was one of the animators; he would go on to produce a 1987-90 revival of "Mighty Mouse", one episode of which featured "The Mighty Heroes" (which Bakshi had created in 1966); in the 1988 "reunion", the Mighty Heroes were middle-aged accountants (and Diaper Man was in his twenties!).