Michigan Mutt - Revision history

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 | Residence = [[Bayside]]
 | Affiliations = [[Coney Cotton]] (friend)
 }}
 '''Michigan Mutt''' is a black-and-white [[toon]] with strong canine features but no fixed breed. A former screen villain, he now operates as a private investigator out of the [[Bayside]] area in the [[City of Hollywood]]. He can be hired for $200 a day (plus expenses).

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 {{Character
 | Name = Michigan Mutt
 | Portrait = Michigan
 | Demographic = Toon

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 | Demographic = Toon
 | Occupation = Private eye
-| Residence = Bayside
+| Residence = [[Bayside]]
-| Affiliations = None
+| Affiliations = [[Coney Cotton]] (friend)
 }}
 '''Michigan Mutt''' is a black-and-white [[toon]] with strong canine features but no fixed breed. A former screen villain, he now operates as a private investigator out of the [[Bayside]] area in the [[City of Hollywood]]. He can be hired for $200 a day (plus expenses).

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 {{Character
 | Name = Michigan Mutt
-| Portrait = blank
+| Portrait = Michigan
 | Demographic = Toon
 | Occupation = Private eye

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 | Affiliations = None
 }}
-'''Michigan Mutt''' is a black-and-white [[toon]] with strong canine features but no fixed breed. A former screen villain, he now operates as a private investigator out of the [[Bayside]] area in [[Hollywood]]. He can be hired for $200 a day (plus expenses).
+'''Michigan Mutt''' is a black-and-white [[toon]] with strong canine features but no fixed breed. A former screen villain, he now operates as a private investigator out of the [[Bayside]] area in the [[City of Hollywood]]. He can be hired for $200 a day (plus expenses).
 == Personality ==

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	After a sabbatical period, Michigan came back to Hollywood to establish himself as a private investigator. Although considered highly unusual for a toon to take an interest in such a job, he proved to be more than capable at it.		After a sabbatical period, Michigan came back to Hollywood to establish himself as a private investigator. Although considered highly unusual for a toon to take an interest in such a job, he proved to be more than capable at it.

−	[[Category:Characters\|Mutt, Michigan]][[Category:Toons\|Mutt, Michigan]][[~~Category:~~Category:Private detectives and investigators\|Mutt, Michigan]]	+	[[Category:Characters\|Mutt, Michigan]][[Category:Toons\|Mutt, Michigan]][[Category:Private detectives and investigators\|Mutt, Michigan]]

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 | Affiliations = None
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-'''Michigan Mutt''' is a black-and-white [[toon]] with strong canine features but no fixed breed. A former screen villain, he now operates as a private investigator out of the [[Bayside]] area in [[Hollywood]].
+'''Michigan Mutt''' is a black-and-white [[toon]] with strong canine features but no fixed breed. A former screen villain, he now operates as a private investigator out of the [[Bayside]] area in [[Hollywood]]. He can be hired for $200 a day (plus expenses).
-== Career ==
+== Personality ==
-=== Acting ===
+Michigan is brooding and contemplative, partially because he's slipped into a full-blown "private eye" mentality. He often monologues to himself about recent events without realizing he's talking out loud. But despite this surly demeanor and his reputation as an on-screen villain, he's a decent enough guy underneath.
 In the early days of cartoons, Michigan started off doing small parts in ensemble scenes, including a brief appearance as a big bad wolf in ''Funny Fables'' (1922). His size and stance made him a natural for playing bullies, such as the beat cop in ''Main Street Mayhem'' (1923). It wasn't long before he had a major role as the recurring bad guy, working opposite [[Coney Cotton]]. His first big role was as "Junkyard Mutt" in ''Coney Goes Hot Rod Racing'' (1925), and he returned in all but eight of the ''Coney Cotton'' cartoons.
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 When the switch to full color cartoons happened, Michigan had already been growing disillusioned with the reality of showbusiness. He opted to retire from the industry.
-=== Detective ===
+=== Detective agency ===
-After a sabbatical period, Michigan came back to Hollywood to establish himself as a private investigator. Although considered highly unusual for a toon to take an interest in such a job, he proved to be more than capable at it. He continues to operate out of his personal offices, and can be hired for $200 a day (plus expenses).
+After a sabbatical period, Michigan came back to Hollywood to establish himself as a private investigator. Although considered highly unusual for a toon to take an interest in such a job, he proved to be more than capable at it.
-[[Category:Characters|Mutt, Michigan]][[Category:Toons|Mutt, Michigan]]
+[[Category:Characters|Mutt, Michigan]][[Category:Toons|Mutt, Michigan]][[Category:Category:Private detectives and investigators|Mutt, Michigan]]

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 == Acting career ==
-In the early days of cartoons, Michigan started off doing small parts in ensemble scenes, including a brief appearance as a big bad wolf in ''Funny Fables'' (1922). His size and stance made him a natural for playing bullies, such as the beat cop in ''Main Street Mayhem'' (1923). It wasn't long before he had a major role as the recurring bad guy, working opposite [[Coney Cotton]]. His first big role was as "Junkyard Mutt" in ''Coney Goes Hot Rod Racing'' (1925), and he returned in all but eight of the Coney Cotton cartoons.
+In the early days of cartoons, Michigan started off doing small parts in ensemble scenes, including a brief appearance as a big bad wolf in ''Funny Fables'' (1922). His size and stance made him a natural for playing bullies, such as the beat cop in ''Main Street Mayhem'' (1923). It wasn't long before he had a major role as the recurring bad guy, working opposite [[Coney Cotton]]. His first big role was as "Junkyard Mutt" in ''Coney Goes Hot Rod Racing'' (1925), and he returned in all but eight of the ''Coney Cotton'' cartoons.
 When the switch to full color cartoons happened, Michigan had already been growing disillusioned with the reality of showbusiness. He opted to retire from the industry.