|First Appearance:||Dumbo (1941)| |Created by:||Helen Aberson|
|Voiced by:||No one; he never said anything| Dumbo is a
fictional anthropomorphic elephant who has huge ears and is able
to fly using his magic feather in both the 1939 book of the same
name which was written by Helen Aberson and illustrated by
Harold Perl, and the Disney movie, which was an adaption of this
book. In the movie, Dumbo is delivered by Mr. Stork, and is made
fun of for the strange size of his ears. As his mother, Mrs.
Jumbo, beats up the bullies who pick on her baby, the ringmaster
has his helpers chain her up and lock her up in a trailer, which
says: "MAD ELEPHANT". It is then that Timothy Q. Mouse looks
after Dumbo. The two of them try to make Dumbo famous and get
his mother free. Thanks to the help of a "magic feather" from
some Crows, Dumbo flies to fame, and gets his mother free. Dumbo
the Flying Elephant is also a carousel in Walt Disney world.