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Gilbert Goof is a character of the Disney comics, nephew of Goofy, brilliant, very skilled in mathematics and science in general. He made his debut in the history ... Goofy and wizards that Gilbert! The May 1954 designed by Bill Wright. He also has a superhero alter-ego called Super Gilly that Gilbert becomes by eating Super Peanuts, just like his uncle Goofy does to become Super Goof.

Background

Physical appearance

Gilbert is a pippide and, as such, has long ears, a "bump" on the head and two front teeth larger than the other teeth.

He always dresses elegantly and always wears a touch, graduate hat, even when he turns into Super Gilly.

Character

A little 'pedantic and ingenious, goes to visit his uncle only occasionally: being a student prodigy, in fact, the best universities are racing to have it in your Campus, offering scholarships increasingly conspicuous. However, despite being very intelligent (like his whole family for that matter) a bit 'weird and staring.

History

He visits his uncle in the May 1954 comic strip.

As Super Gilly

He appears as Super Gilly for the first time in the history of Super Goof: untwists the twisters and tames the Wild West by Paul Murry (1966), published in Italy on the Mickey Mouse No. 595 in April 1967 with the title Super Goof and the Tornado, where Gilbert, grandson of genius Goofy accidentally found the secret identity of his uncle. In spite of himself then becomes the assistant of Super Goof, he also acquiring super-powers, thanks to the super peanuts. It is part of the club of superheroes and, thanks to his intelligence out of the ordinary, Super Gilly has always contributed decisively to the defeat of many criminals.

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