In "Father's Lion" Goofy takes his son to the woods to teach Junior the finer points of camping. Unknown to either of them, they are followed by a mountain lion. In "Father's Day Off", Goofy minds both his son and the household chores while his wife is in town. In "Father's Weekend" Goofy tries to enjoy a relaxing weekend at home.
However, this doesn't happen as he promised to take Junior to the beach. Junior's final classic appearance was in "Aquamania". After buying a boat, Goofy takes Junior onto the ocean to teach him about seamanship, and skiing.
Goofy inadvertently enters a water skiing competition, while Junior drives the boat. Goofy Junior surprisingly made cameo appearances a few decades later in the Mickey Mouse Works cartoons: " How to Be a Baseball Fan " where he pops up a couple of times to snatch the baseball from Goofy's hand and yell out "yoink! He and Goofy live right next door to Pete , and his family. Despite Pete's relationship with Goofy being rather antagonistic, Max almost instantly becomes best friends with Pete's more genial son, P.
At school, Max is somewhere in the middle of the popularity scale, becoming something of a Junior High School hustler, with his usual plans being for get-popular-quick schemes. He frequently uses P.
He often engineers plans to get things done the easy way, although this often backfires. Almost as much of the show revolves around Max's antics as well as his relationship with his father Goofy. Though he is sometimes embarrassed by Goofy's antics, he is still very close to his father. In some ways, Max is comparable to Pete, as Max is often involved in cunning schemes to get away with things or do something the easy way.
By the time of A Goofy Movie , Max has grown into a high school-aged teenager who is very embarrassed by Goofy, with his greatest fear being that he will end up becoming like his father. This is seen in a dream-turned-nightmare where he mutates into Goofy like a werewolf, terrifying Roxanne right before she could kiss him. He seems to be especially ashamed of his laugh, which is exactly like Goofy's, possibly a family trademark.
The film features Max's love interest, Roxanne , and his attempts to impress her. Alongside P. However, he is caught by the principal.
While awaiting punishment, Roxanne comes by to talk to him, and he is able to ask her to the end of school year party. When she says yes, his excited antics lead the principal to call Goofy. The angry principal gives the false impression that Max is a juvenile delinquent. The worried Goofy decides to take Max on a father-son fishing trip, forcing Max to cancel on Roxanne.
In order to impress her, he lies and says that he is going to see the pop star Powerline in Los Angeles , and that he will be on stage with him for the final number.
The rest of the film revolves around Goofy's attempts to bond with Max during the trip. At one point, unknown to Goofy, while stranded in the woods due to Bigfoot, a distraught Max changes the route on the map to lead to California instead of Lake Destiny in Idaho. Coincidentally, Goofy hands over navigating duties to Max. With more freedom, Goofy and Max bond, but their relationship is stunted when Goofy discovers that Max changed the map route, and a final chance for Max to prove faithful to Goofy's hope they will head to Lake Destiny is shattered when Max, in panic, chooses the path to Los Angeles at the highway junction, crushing any trust Goofy had left in his son.
Their arguing leads to their car falling into a river. However, the two begin to make up and have a frank discussion over recent events. Max finally tells Goofy about his crush on Roxanne, and how he lied. Goofy begins to understand that Max is growing up, and admits that it happened so fast that he missed it. Goofy offers to help Max get on stage.
Max shrugs off the offer but is unable to elaborate as the car is about to head over a waterfall. Max is able to get to safety, and is able to save Goofy from death using a family fishing technique that Goofy taught him, called "The Perfect Cast". When they return home, Max goes to Roxanne and apologizes for lying, as he just wanted her to like him.
To his shock, Roxanne reveals that she had already liked him, because of his unusual laugh. Roxanne forgives Max's lie as it was in the right place and offers to go out with him that night. However, Max already has plans to spend time with Goofy, to which she is skeptical until he confirms it.
Instead, he arranges to go out with her the next day. Roxanne accepts and offers to shake hands to make it a deal, but Max instead kisses her, causing them both to laugh. Roxanne soon looks over to watch with Max as the car explodes due to the damage sustained from the waterfall, causing Goofy to fall right through Roxanne's roof.
Max then takes the opportunity to introduce Roxanne to Goofy, who at that moment had fallen through the roof as a result of their car exploding. In this VHS compilation of classic Mickey Mouse cartoons, Max briefly appears during the short interstitial segment between the presentation of Mickey and the Seal and Mickey's Trailer.
Stock footage from A Goofy Movie is used in this special for Max, with new dialogue recorded by Jeannie Elias dubbed over the footage to make him sound younger than he was in A Goofy Movie , likely setting this chronologically before that film but after Max's final appearance in Goof Troop. While at an event hosted by Mickey Mouse and his friends, at which some of Mickey's favorite cartoons are shown to an audience of children , Goofy and Max have a brief conversation backstage, during which Goofy asks, "Hey Maxie, have I told you about, uh, Mickey and me on the open road?
He is first seen dancing at the Halloween party inside the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland , along with Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Pluto, a vampire, and many human children. He is seen at the party during the song "It's Halloween" and helps to hang decorations right after " Grim Grinning Ghosts ". He is later seen trick-or-treating in Mickey's Toontown during the song " Trick or Treat " and back inside the Haunted Mansion at the end, dancing with everyone to "The Monster Mash".
In this segment, he is a young boy and "A Very Goofy Christmas" chronologically precedes other titles Max appears in. The segment starts out with Goofy and Max preparing to deliver Max's letter to Santa.
However, Pete tells Max that there is no Santa. Goofy attempts to prove Pete wrong, by dressing up as Santa but he is discovered. Goofy decides to stay up to wait for Santa, but he grows discouraged after falling off the roof.
Max then tries to cheer Goofy up, but he is unsuccessful. However, Santa eventually arrives and presents Max with the present he had asked for: a snowboard. He hopes to start a new life for himself and partake in the College X-Games competition.
Upon his arrival to the campus, he and his friends are met by the five-time X-Games champions, the Gamma Mu Mu fraternity. However, because the Gammas invite only Max and not P. Meanwhile, Goofy gets fired from his job due to empty nest syndrome and thinking about Max and must go back to college to get a degree, as it's the only way for him to get a new job as he only completed three out of four years and needs a four-year degree to find employment.
He attends the same college as his son, much to the dismay of Max, who had hoped to finally get away from his father's overbearing doting. Eventually, Max manages to distract his father by introducing him Ms. Sylvia Marpole , the college's librarian, who takes a romantic interest in Goofy and vice versa, while Max sneaks off to practice his skateboarding.
When Goofy gets a date with Sylvia, he rushes off to tell Max, only to interfere with Max's practice, resulting in the onlooking Bradley to misinterpret Goofy's clumsy antics on Max's skateboard for skill, and offers Goofy membership to the Gammas.
Max encourages his father to join, viewing it as another distraction to keep Goofy further away from his X-Games practices.
When Goofy inadvertently beats Max at the qualifying rounds for the College X-Games thanks in part to some sneaky cheating by Bradley , Max ends up blowing up at his father, revealing his desires to get away from his father and disowns him completely by telling him to go away and get his own life, sending Goofy into depression.
When Goofy later overhears the Gammas' plan to fix the games, Goofy tries to warn his son, who doesn't believe him. But once it becomes clear to Max during the X-Games' final round that the Gammas really have been cheating all along, Max realizes that Goofy was telling the truth and manages to ask him to fill in for the incapacitated P.
During the final stretch of the triathlon, Bradley activates a rocket hidden in Max's skateboard, causing an explosion that ends up trapping fellow Gamma member Tank underneath some fallen fiery debris.
Max forgoes heading straight to the finish line to first rescue Tank with help from Goofy and ultimately manages to just barely beat Bradley to the finish line. In the end, both father and son make amends at Goofy's graduation and Max gives his father the X-Games championship trophy as the two part ways, with Goofy heading to another date with Sylvia, and finally leaving Max to at last live his own life at the college. Max features regularly in House of Mouse , where he is employed as the club's parking valet whilst still a teenager.
Max is shown to be fairly level-headed, possibly the most level-headed of the group. Most of his appearances are minor and show him offering to park the various vehicles that pull up to the club.
However, he features heavily in a few episodes. The episode " Max's Embarrassing Date " showed Max trying to prepare for a date with Roxanne at the club. He worries that Goofy will go overboard trying to make them happy, so he goes to Mickey and friends for help.
Ironically, Mickey and the gang go overboard, so Goofy steps in, puts an end to this, and allows the couple to have some privacy. Another episode, " Max's New Car ", had Max trying to convince Goofy to allow him to have his own car. Goofy initially says no, as he believes Max is too irresponsible. Max is able to show Goofy that he was once just as irresponsible with the help of Mickey. This involves Max temporarily taking over hosting duties at the club, where he shows clips from Goofy's past, namely clips from the Goofy cartoon, "Motor Mania".
Right before the end of the episode, Goofy gives Max a parking space for now, until a car from a previous situation comes down and lands perfectly on Max's parking space. Max then gives his father a begging look, and Goofy lets him have the car. In the episode " Goofy for a Day " has Max assuming Goofy's waiter duties, after Goofy finds out that Max thinks that being a waiter is not as important as Mickey's hosting duties or Donald 's greeting role.
In another episode " Snow Day ", Max shows up in two tiny scenes, helping his dad get some seafood for " Salty the Seal ", while Goofy is trying to teach him how to snowboard, and one where Goofy is making a joke about Salty but the joke has already been repeated two times before. In Mickey's House of Villains , Max watches several characters enter as the sound of a thunder crash is heard.
Max turns to see the Cave of Wonders has appeared in front of the club, having seemingly burst from the ground. Jafar enters and leaves the golden scarab with Max , wishing him a happy Halloween. Max is left dumbfounded as he eyes the scarab as a car alarm chirps. In the segment Christmas Maximus , Max has grown up into a young adult and is prepared to bring his girlfriend, a young lady named Mona , home for Christmas to meet his father, Goofy. Max worries that Goofy will embarrass him, and calls ahead to remind his dad about Mona 's coming home with him.
He also expresses a dislike in Goofy's referring to him as "Maxie" instead of "Max". After Goofy picks up the young couple at the train station and brings them back to his house, Goofy shows Mona baby pictures of Max and unintentionally embarrasses Max with all his fatherly love.
Max's mother appeared in the shorts "Geef", from the 50's, but the only parts we could see of her were her legs, or her arms We only hear a comment in "Fathers are People", from , when Goofy tells that his son has his wife's hair that's to say red.
She must have died between probably from a car accident, as she has a very goofy way of driving in the cartoons , as it is the first time that Goofy wonders if Santa Claus exists. When he doesn't believe in him anymore, maybe he thinks that the new presents under the tree have been brought by his wife.
So, let's search among the crowd of Goofy's dates to find Miss Goofy. It cannot be Sylvia, neither Miss Pennypacker, because he met them after Max's birth. Clarabelle would have stayed with him, if she had a son from him, but she went back to Horace, and she, neither Marissa, look like Max, and he is said to have hismother's hair.
And she is perfect in this role : she is tall and thin, with a blond or red hair, and now she has disappeared from the comicbooks.. But a girl dog character named Penny, with a very Goofy personnality, appeared at the side of teenager Minnie and teenager Daisy in the books "Minnie'n Me", a little like the way Goofy, Donald and Mickey stay together , and we don't see anything about her after this period of her life.
That is why several person, such as Rich Bellacera, think that she is this Mrs. I think that Penny and "Glory-Bee" are in fact the same character at different periods of her life. Anyway, "Glory-Bee" cannot be a real first name. It is probably a nickname that Penny got because she employed the expression "Glory Be" too much He is seen twice in "A Goofy Movie". He is probably widowed, as he acts as the same time as a grumpy father, with Max, but as a sweet mother with Roxanne.
Goofy's sportif cousin. A lot of people think that they are the same, but in a few articles, in France, it is said that they are different characters, but that they arecousins.
He collects clocks. I invented his name to make the tree easier. It is his Italian name. He is in fact the Goofy from "African Diary", He's also an inventor. Register Don't have an account? History Talk 0. Do you like this video? Play Sound. Goofy's dance partner in How to Dance is possibly his wife. The last paragraph contains information on how Max's mother may have passed away; though it's not directly confirmed if this is how she died or not.
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