The same applies to Garfield. The Little Witch: The titular character has a raven familiar named Abraxas that can speak. He then meets an innocent young... See full summary ». Now that your mouse is climbing onto your hand and allowing you to scratch it, you can start to take your mouse out to play. Spacetrawler has Bikke in book 2, who displays just enough human traits that he's not quite this trope, but the third book introduces Ruddock, a coyote who really is just a talking coyote. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (2006–2016).
Older Than Dirt: A few ancient Egyptian stories have these; most are of the fable variety. When the old thrush, who has a language that can only be understood by certain humans, overhears Thorin explain this, it flies away and finds a raven to tell them news of Smaug's assault and death. Once your mouse is comfortable taking treats from your hand through the bars of the cage, offer treats through an open cage door. One of these, a dog named Raymond, speaks out loud (presumably in intelligible English), walks on his hind legs, and wears a fedora hat. While it isn't clear if the animals in Christopher the Christmas Tree can talk to humans or only to each other, there is an owl who can't 'talk' and can only hoot. Nevertheless they only interact with a human once and is in the first movie, and is a toddler (but seems to understand them). Forget Me Not: My Organic Garden: Dead animals implanted with a magic organ, turn into this. An adaption of the classic tale of a girl's dreams turned reality when her new toy turns out to be a young man placed under a curse. Fighting Leaf has a sidekick called Husky the Wolf who is a talking wolf puppet. He goes back to being a regular pig once he sees how unhappy Mable is due to Waddles not spending any time with her.
The Lord of the Rings: Eagles can talk all the time. Royal Cat Nap (1958). However, the robbers' lion and the dog can't speak. Food Lion, a grocery chain in the southeastern United States, has as its mascot a life-size, CGI, talking lion. In "Jesper Who Herded the Hares", the King of the Ants asks Paul to help its army fight the beetles. Golden Films tends to use this trope. Droopy and Screwy Squirrel talk as do all animals in their world. Alexandria from Marble Witch is a talking crow, even though she was originally human. And occasionally complain about the instincts that were 'left in' by the Uplift Congress.... - Almost the entire cast of Kukuburi, beginning with Mister Boojangles, who is a chameleon. Will brave Jirík fulfill three tasks, defeat the suitor, keep his promise and bring Radost to his cruel prince? His mother shows up at the end. Then, he started to evolve into a character of its own after a few more commercials. Homer: Damn straight! Also in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess while in Wolf Form you can talk to pretty much any animal, your horse Epona in particular says barely anything aside from that she "hates Link's wolf form and wishes he'd turn back soon".
Word of Mouse: Isaiah and his family can communicate with humans as a result of Animal Testing. Today's NYT Crossword Answers. Of course, it seems all animals can converse with each other in the world of the cartoon. In Pokémon Conquest, Arceus speaks with the player. Prior to this Hawthorne had shown no sign of being anything other than an ordinary cat. Mouse owners and young children, in particular, are eager to pick up and hold their pet mouse. Darwin the dolphin in SeaQuest DSV is able to talk due to a translation machine Lucas has built. Ha, Magic eventually succeeded. Another dog, Louie, walks on all fours, thinks "out loud" via thought balloons, and wears no clothing. Find your soul-mate. Lots of verbal jokes involve talking animals, with the humour usually deriving from a trait of that animal or a pun based on the word for the animal. In The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past people cursed by the Dark Realm may turn into a talking animal, if they're lucky (compared to some of the freakishly disturbing transformations Link comes across). Nero: Occasionally talking animals appear in the series.
Is a talking cat with a star-shaped marking on her head. The birds in the Disney animated shorts "Melody" and "Toot, Whistle, Plunk, and Boom", which make up the Adventures in Music Duology. The Talking Dog was a Recurring Character in The Powerpuff Girls. Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and War for the Planet of the Apes. The Scooby-Doo franchise as a whole lampshades the trope by featuring Scooby (and a number of other animal characters such as Scrappy Doo) talk openly, but no one finds this unusual - even though a primary concept of the entire franchise is that the supernatural (usually) doesn't exist. Professor Balthazar (1967–1977).
When your mouse is comfortable climbing onto your hand, try gently scratching the sides and back of its head (imitating natural grooming behavior). Technically the animal characters are supposed to be thinking and Jon's just supposed to be a really accurate guesser at what Garfield thinks. This is lampshaded: - In The Captain of the Virtual Console, a talking Haunter is seen in chapter 9. EXTRAPOWER: King Leo, a 200-year-old talking lion who owes his sentience to the flame princess.
He can talk (with a Scottish accent), but only other magical beings (who are Invisible to Normals) can understand him; muggles perceive his speech as ordinary barking. Generally, Wolf's Rain can be considered this. Golden Sky Stories: The player characters themselves, with the addition that they can shapeshift into human form.
Mice can usually be kept in small groups of females (since you will get baby mice from housing males and females together) but males usually do best alone, otherwise they will fight with each other. All animals in My Gym Partner's a Monkey. The Great Mouse Detective (1986). Though it only knows one word: "Doom. There is also Frog a high-ranking member of Hereti-Corp, Percy a cloned wolly mammoth, and Teddy Weddy who appeared briefly in early comics and later on was brought back as a host of a literature segment, although Frog and Percy are both cases of genetic modification. He's unique in the world of EXTRAPOWER: even when Giant Fist presents animals that the human characters know by name, they are perfectly normal animals who do not speak human language. Parkasaurus has a small cast of talking dinosaurs who give you missions and tutorials. Thanks to Soundbite's voice-granting powers and the ability to communicate with other animals (being a snail and all), he can make any mostly-land-based animal (sea creatures have a different dialect) the crew comes across this... usually with very humorous results.
In the Danger 5 universe, apparently its commonplace for dogs to talk. Use lots of treats and work slowly. The title character of Martha Speaks is a dog who can speak when she eats alphabet soup. Note, however, that while the audience can understand, Granny doesn't seem to know they can talk... so maybe it's just Animal Talk.
A Fly Went By: All of the animals can speak, but otherwise behave according to their species. Until your mouse is tamed, there is a chance that it will bite. Said thoughts are... not that deep. Sure, all the animals in fairy-tale land Andalasia can talk (and sing), but once Pip the Chipmunk is transported to the real world, he becomes a Speech-Impaired Animal, and instead communicates mostly using equally-improbable gesticulating, miming and (more probable) chipmunk sounds. Discworld: - Gaspode the Wonder Dog... although he's sneaky about it, because everyone knows dogs can't talk. The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Golden Films) provides a group of talking bats to go along with the Spotlight-Stealing Squad, which is Melody's musical instruments. And Tapu Koko proclaiming, "IT IS TIME" before you fight it.
Pretty decent for a The Cheat. In Ginny Weasley: Double Life, Milikan is a snake who is fully capable of talking to humans without the need for Parseltongue. Lived in a mousehole (although she upgrades it a bit later), but on speaking terms with the rest of the staff — the security system considered a disaster damaging her home a bad thing, for one. You'll want to cross-reference the length of the answers below with the required length in the crossword puzzle you are working on for the correct answer. There was also a rabbit with the same experiment as well but was only appeared once at the end of an episode and was never mentioned or seen again. Die Liewe Heksie, a South African TV show, Lavinia the witch has a friend called Karel Kat, who is a smartly-dressed, well-spoken, human-sized cat capable of driving a smart car, flying a helicopter, and correcting Lavinia's frequent Malaprops.