Goofy kids games

In this adventure game, you get to ride, build and upgrade your hoverboard on an around the world trip — from New York to London, down into the wilds of Patagonia, together with Phineas and Ferb! Discover the enchanting world of hand-picked flash games and join your beloved Disney characters on an unforgettable adventure. A variety of game categories to choose from await you.

Mind-tickling puzzle games, funny matchup games, color games, adventure games — all of these in the company of your favorite heroes.

Mix and mash genres at your will. Our platform is kept up-to-date with the latest emerging trends in gaming. Thus you can find several years old Disney Channel Games, but also games that have just been released, with brand new Disney characters from ongoing shows. Or maybe you might want to prepare the most delicious sandwich ever while playing the famous Lilo and Stitch sandwich game.

Remain in space for a little longer, and you will meet Wall-E, the robot who can take for a heartwarming adventure across space.

If, however, space oddities do not tempt you, yet still want to fight on the good side, join Kim and her friends — Ron Stoppable and his mole Rufus in Kim Possible Games on a fight against crime. Then, rest your mind with a puzzle or two, or design a dress worthy of a Disney princess. But be wise, they all have their needs and preferences! Organize balls, do make-up, hunt for treasures and pick stylish outfits for your favorite Disney Princess. Did you know that toys do come to life?

In the Disney world, they do! They are not as brave as they used to appear on the screen in Toy Story for instance, but this can be changed, for they need as little a bit of courage to finish their missions, and friendship inspires braveness. Swing ahead! Afraid of heights? The Mouse Works book Me and My Dad saw Max take a trip to the beach with his dad, Goofy, where the two have a fun time together swimming, collecting seashells, and building a sandcastle.

Max even successfully teaches Goofy how to ride a surfboard. Additionally, another Mouse Works book, Goofy Gets Goofy , is an adaptation of the Powerline concert scene from A Goofy Movie , in which Goofy helps Max to sneak into the concert and get on stage with Powerline and dance with him, which is watched on TV by Roxanne and others. From to , Disney Adventures magazine published a total of thirty comic strips based on the Goof Troop animated series.

Of these thirty, Max appeared in an impressive twenty-six comics, more than any other Goof Troop character. Like in the TV series, Max's main role in the comics was mostly to have fun and live life to its full extent. He would occasionally feel embarrassed by his father, but still loved him in the end. Two Goof Troop comics created specifically to tie into A Goofy Movie also explored Max's relationship with Roxanne at points set after the movie's events. In "My Hero", Max overhears Roxanne wishing to herself that she could meet a dashing hero to bravely save her from some perilous situation.

This inspires Max into wanting to be Roxanne's hero and, with help from P. On his final attempt, it is Roxanne who ends up saving Max. While Max and P. Kong is actually a nice guy who just likes to watch noisy horror movies and snores loudly at night. This snoring of his keeps Max up at night and makes the boy forget his movie date with Roxanne one afternoon.

Fed up with Max's tardiness, Roxanne takes him over to Mr. Kong's house to set things straight with the man, much to Max's horror. After Roxanne confronts Mr. Kong about his snoring, Mr. Kong apologizes and shows Max that he isn't scary at all. He then invites Max and Roxanne inside for a snack. In "Dog Days", Max and P. However, when digging in the back yard to bury their time capsule, they find an old statue of an Egyptian dog buried in the ground.

Believing the statue to be ancient, they try to sell it to an antique store, but accidentally damage some items and are kicked out of the store. They then decide to hold an auction for the statue at Goofy's house, where they nearly earn four million and ten dollars for the statue before Goofy suddenly reveals that the statue actually isn't an ancient artifact.

Rather, it's a sign prop from an old hot dog restaurant. Max is dismayed over the loss of over four million dollars before an old couple offers to buy the statue from them for a healthy sum. In "The Toys of Summer", Goofy takes a second job assembling toy knights and dragons to make some extra money so that he can take Max on a surprise vacation.

However, Goofy misassembles the toys and is fired, earning no money in the process. When Max hears about what Goofy tried to do for him, Max takes it upon himself to sell the misassembled "Dragon Knights" to other kids at the park, using their unique mixed-and-matched assembly as their main selling point.

Max earns enough money to buy two new fishing poles and treats his dad to a day of fishing out at a creek. In "Woolly Bully", Max, P. When Goofy tries to stop her, he accidentally sets El Loco free of his pen. El Loco runs wild and Max accidentally ropes him by the horns. Holding onto the rope, Max and P. The boys later see Pistol befriend El Loco and ride him successfully. In three stories, Goofy would tell Max and P.

In this story, Max hears that Roxanne's birthday is the next day and wants to buy her a bouquet of roses as a present. However, he and P. When Max investigates, he is horrified to hear Roxanne seemingly accept the guy's offer for her to become his girlfriend.

Following the pair, he is further mortified to see them having their picture taken together by none other than his own father, Goofy. That night, Max has a nightmare in which Roxanne runs past him into the arms of the other guy, "Jimmy". The next day at school, P. Roxanne and "Jimmy" whose real name is Hubert are to be the lead couple of a surprise school play to be performed in honor of Valentine's Day, and which was kept secret from everyone outside the theater workshop.

Roxanne and Hubert were just rehearsing when Max saw them together, and the picture they took was for the play's advertising poster.

Overjoyed that Roxanne hasn't fallen for another guy, Max then sees her crying. Hubert suddenly got sick, which means the play will have to be canceled. Wanting to cheer Roxanne up, Max volunteers to take Hubert's place in the play. Later, during the play, Max and Roxanne perform onstage before the whole school. In the play's final scene, the two go off-script by using their real names instead of "Jimmy" and "Laetitia", and Roxanne kisses Max on the lips before he can finish his final line of "I love you", which Roxanne finishes for him by saying "Me too, Max.

In this page French-original graphic novel whose title translates to "The Visitor From Another Time" published in May by Dargaud as 10 in the Disney Club collection, Max plays a key role in this story. Max is first seen playing a video game on his computer, but is interrupted when an earthquake hits Spoonerville. Max and Goofy see a news report on TV that reveals the quake to have been caused by a landslide that occurred at a local quarry in the Bellevue area of town.

Wanting a closer look, Max and P. When they are spotted by a police officer, they are forced to return home but Max's skateboard goes missing. As he looks for it, he soon spots somebody riding on it going downhill. The next morning, Max tries to hide "Baby Dino" in his bedroom closet and coyly asks his father if he, perhaps, could keep a baby dinosaur if he were to have ever found one. Thinking Max is just using his imagination, Goofy tells Max that dinosaurs don't belong in the streets and that such a creature could draw unwanted attention from scientists.

Max then sneaks Baby Dino over to P. Wishing that Dino could speak and tell them about itself, the boys get an answer when Dino suddenly knocks over some potted plants and uses their dirt to sculpt a scale model of the Dragon's Bay located west of town.

Deducing that Baby Dino needs to go there, Max and P. Preparing a makeshift ramp, Max and Dino board P. At that same moment, a U. Army contingent led by General Boxer and General Terrier pulls up to Pete's house and sees Max take off with the baby dinosaur; they had come looking for dinosaurs after a footprint had been found at the site of the landslide the previous night. Spotting Max with the dinosaur, the Army gives chase and pursues Max through the downtown area of Spoonerville.

At Dragon's Bay, Max and Dino are soon met by all of their pursuers, as well as a surprise appearance by a giant Tyrannosaurus Rex emerging from the waters of the bay. But then, from out of the T-Rex's head pops out movie director Steve Splitscreen, revealing that both of the dinosaurs are actually mechanical.

The next morning, Max and everyone involved in the previous day's ordeal meet with the mayor at City Hall. Steve Splitscreen explains that he allowed Max and P. Max speaks up and also takes some of the responsibility. A week later, an evening newspaper announces the possibility of Max's getting to be the star of Steve Splitscreen's newest film The Dinosaur and the Child.

That same night, Max and P. In these first 14 pages, Max goes through the same events of the movie up to when he asks Roxanne to go with him to Stacey's party, ending on a cliffhanger to get people to watch the movie to find out what happens next.

On March 7 , , Max sporting his design from A Goofy Movie appeared alongside his father in a short two-page Dutch comic strip belonging to a series called "Goofy geeft les over This particular story, titled "Goofy geeft les over Koken" "Goofy Teaches About Cooking" , sees Goofy telling Max a history lesson about cooking food while they wait to be served dinner when over at Clarabelle's place.

Max appeared in the same role as he had in the special, but also in a new scene added at the very end. While the special was an anthology consisting of five unrelated Christmas stories, the comic version created new wraparound scenes at the beginning and end set right after the events of "Mickey's Dog-Gone Christmas", in which everyone is still gathered at Mickey 's house to spend Christmas with him and Pluto.

During this new ending scene, when everyone opens their gifts, Max gives Goofy a new popcorn maker to replace the one that went haywire in "Christmas Maximus". Studios as part of the story arc Campaign Carnage. In this story, Max, P. The three are shown in a flashback describing the backstory of Cat-Tankerous, Darkwing Duck's latest new adversary. Max is one of two playable characters the other being Goofy in the Goof Troop video game for the Super Nintendo. Where Goofy is strong but slow, Max is fast but weak.

Goofy can knock away larger enemies with a single hit, while Max takes two hits to knock away large enemies. While out at sea on a fishing trip one day, Max and Goofy spot Pete and P. Goofy and Max give chase in their rowboat, but cannot keep up with the pirate ship.

They follow the pirates over to Spoonerville Island and fight their way across the island's beach, through a village, inside the pirate's fortress, through a series of caves underneath a volcano, and finally aboard the pirate's ship. Along the way, they learn that Pete was taken because the pirates had mistaken him for their long lost king, Keelhaul Pete.

Max in Disney Sports Skateboarding. In the PlayStation game Goofy's Fun House , while Max does not appear in person, he is mentioned by name by Goofy and his bedroom is one of the many rooms Goofy can explore in the game. Max's room is heavily inspired by its appearance in A Goofy Movie , with the walls adorned by several posters of Powerline and the very same bodybuilder poster seen in the movie hung on the same side of the bed. Likewise, the bedspread of Max's bed sports a white and red checkered design similar to the one seen on Max's bed in the movie.

Two portraits of Max can be found in the house, a small one hanging on the wall over the stairs on the first floor, and another of him with his dad hanging over Goofy's bed in the master bedroom upstairs.

Both portraits are actually just recycled pieces of promotional artwork for Goof Troop. Max was also the main player character in the online flash game House of Mouse: Pack the House. During "Level 3: Parking Packers", the player would have Max drive and park all of the cars belonging to each of the club's guests, and then drive the parked cars over to the exit area for the guests to pick up when they were ready to leave, within a certain time limit that got more and more difficult with each round.

Max Goof made his theme park debut in the World According to Goofy parade in The Art of Skiing. Mickey's Trailer. How to Fish. The Whalers - Have a Laugh! Hawaiian Holiday. How to Swim. Goofy enjoys the fine art of swimming. How to Play Golf. Goofy gives everyone a lesson on the fairway. Olympic Champ.

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