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[[File:Tmb 4560 480.jpg|thumb|220x220px|A sketch of old New York from the end credits of ''An American Tail'']]<blockquote>''"And so, Fievel, Tiger and the entire Mousekewitz family all lived happily in New York. Uh, for as long as one can live happily in New York."''</blockquote><blockquote><sub>-Narrator, ''[[An American Tail Theatre]]''</sub></blockquote>'''New York City''' is a location in all four movies in the ''An American Tail'' series. It is the entry point for immigrants coming from Europe, making it very multi-cultural. It is unfortunately a difficult place for mice to live, being controlled by cat gangs, crooked or ineffectual police, and sweatshop owners. It is plagued with poverty, and as evidenced by Orphan Alley, a lot of mice are homeless. It is such a big city that when [[Fievel Mousekewitz|Fievel]] was separated from his family it took the whole movie for him to find them. Conditions improve after the [[Mott Street Maulers]] are sent to Hong Kong, but in the sequels, they are only replaced by villains who are just as bad. |
[[File:Tmb 4560 480.jpg|thumb|220x220px|A sketch of old New York from the end credits of ''An American Tail'']]<blockquote>''"And so, Fievel, Tiger and the entire Mousekewitz family all lived happily in New York. Uh, for as long as one can live happily in New York."''</blockquote><blockquote><sub>-Narrator, ''[[An American Tail Theatre]]''</sub></blockquote>'''New York City''' is a location in all four movies in the ''An American Tail'' series. It is the entry point for immigrants coming from Europe, making it very multi-cultural. It is unfortunately a difficult place for mice to live, being controlled by cat gangs, crooked or ineffectual police, and sweatshop owners. It is plagued with poverty, and as evidenced by Orphan Alley, a lot of mice are homeless. It is such a big city that when [[Fievel Mousekewitz|Fievel]] was separated from his family it took the whole movie for him to find them. Conditions improve after the [[Mott Street Maulers]] are sent to Hong Kong, but in the sequels, they are only replaced by villains who are just as bad. |
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− | The Mousekewitz family starts out living in a discarded purse in the first film. In the direct-to-video sequels the Mousekewitz family lives in their own house within a special enclosed neighborhood in New York that is protected from cats; this is destroyed at the end of [[An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster|''An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster'']]'' ''by [[Madame Mousey]]'s Night Monster machine |
+ | The Mousekewitz family starts out living in a discarded purse in the first film. In the direct-to-video sequels the Mousekewitz family lives in their own house within a special enclosed neighborhood in New York that is protected from cats; this is destroyed at the end of [[An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster|''An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster'']]'' ''by [[Madame Mousey]]'s Night Monster machine, resulting Universal Studios wanted to end the film series as soon as possible. In [[An American Tail: Fievel Goes West|''An American Tail: Fievel Goes West'']], the Mousekewitz family is impoverished and living in a barrel in an alley. Pollution, lack of job opportunities, rude neighbors, noise and finally a cat attack force the Mousekewitz family to relocate to [[Green River]]. Unfortunately, this future concept remains unclear since it was retconned in ''[[An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island]]'', as according to [[We Live in Manhattan|the first number]] in said movie, they'll be staying in Manhattan. |
== Locations in New York == |
== Locations in New York == |
Revision as of 22:22, 11 September 2020
"And so, Fievel, Tiger and the entire Mousekewitz family all lived happily in New York. Uh, for as long as one can live happily in New York."
-Narrator, An American Tail Theatre
New York City is a location in all four movies in the An American Tail series. It is the entry point for immigrants coming from Europe, making it very multi-cultural. It is unfortunately a difficult place for mice to live, being controlled by cat gangs, crooked or ineffectual police, and sweatshop owners. It is plagued with poverty, and as evidenced by Orphan Alley, a lot of mice are homeless. It is such a big city that when Fievel was separated from his family it took the whole movie for him to find them. Conditions improve after the Mott Street Maulers are sent to Hong Kong, but in the sequels, they are only replaced by villains who are just as bad.
The Mousekewitz family starts out living in a discarded purse in the first film. In the direct-to-video sequels the Mousekewitz family lives in their own house within a special enclosed neighborhood in New York that is protected from cats; this is destroyed at the end of An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster by Madame Mousey's Night Monster machine, resulting Universal Studios wanted to end the film series as soon as possible. In An American Tail: Fievel Goes West, the Mousekewitz family is impoverished and living in a barrel in an alley. Pollution, lack of job opportunities, rude neighbors, noise and finally a cat attack force the Mousekewitz family to relocate to Green River. Unfortunately, this future concept remains unclear since it was retconned in An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island, as according to the first number in said movie, they'll be staying in Manhattan.
Locations in New York
- The Statue of Liberty
- Castle Garden
- Moe's Sweatshop
- Hester Street
- The Market
- Tammany Hall
- Mausheimer Park
- Sewers and the Mott Street Mauler's Hideout
- The Pier
- The Digitalus Museum
- Orphan Alley
An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island
- Enclosed Mouse Neighborhood
- Beach Pneumatic Railway ^
- Underground Lenape Hideout ^
- Cheese Factory ^
- Les Club De Grandes Fromages ^
- Coney Island
^ Location not used in the final chapter due to concept issues.
An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster
- The Daily Nibbler offices
- Abandoned Mansion
- Central Park
An American Tail: Fievel Goes West
- Alley Mouse Neighborhood (on Hester Street)
- Grand Central Train Station
An American Tail | |
Characters | Papa Mousekewitz • Mama Mousekewitz • Tanya Mousekewitz • Fievel Mousekewitz • Yasha Mousekewitz • Tiger • Henri • Tony Toponi • Bridget • Gussie Mausheimer • Honest John • Warren T. Rat • Digit • Mott Street Maulers • Moe • The Bullying Orphans |
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Locations | Shostka, Russia • Statue of Liberty • New York • Castle Garden • Moe's Sweatshop • Orphan Alley |
Songs | There Are No Cats In America • Never Say Never • Somewhere Out There • A Duo |
An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island | |
Characters | Papa Mousekewitz • Mama Mousekewitz • Tanya Mousekewitz • Fievel Mousekewitz • Yasha Mousekewitz • Tiger • Tony Toponi • Cholena • Chief Wulisso • Lenape Mice • Mr. Toplofty • Mr. Grasping • Mr. O'Bloat • Chief McBrusque • Scuttlebutt • Dr. Dithering |
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Locations | New York • Les Club Des Grands Fromages • Cheese Factory |
Songs | We Live in Manhattan • Anywhere in Your Dreams • Friends of the Working Mouse |
An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster | |
Characters | Papa Mousekewitz • Mama Mousekewitz • Tanya Mousekewitz • Fievel Mousekewitz • Yasha Mousekewitz • Tiger • Tony Toponi • Nellie Brie • Reed Daley • Madame Mousey • Twitch • Bootlick • Slug • Lone Woof • The Dog High Council • |
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Locations | New York • The Daily Nibbler • |
Songs | Get the Facts • Creature de la Nuit • Who Will • |