Miss Bianca in The Rescuers

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Miss Bianca in The Rescuers is a refined, brave, and compassionate Hungarian mouse who serves as a key agent of the Rescue Aid Society, embarking on daring missions to help those in need.

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Miss Bianca in The Rescuers canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf animated film character
female character
fictional mouse
protagonist
adaptedBy Walt Disney Productions
affiliation Rescue Aid Society
appearsIn The Rescuers
The Rescuers Down Under
basedOn Miss Bianca (book character)
linked to: Miss Bianca
bookSeries The Rescuers book series
closeFriend Bernard
creator Margery Sharp
enemy Madame Medusa
Percival C. McLeach
filmGenre animated adventure
firstAppearance The Rescuers (1977 film)
linked to: The Rescuers
franchise The Rescuers
gender female
language English (film version)
leadershipRole field agent for Rescue Aid Society
medium animated film
mission rescue Cody
rescue Penny
moralAlignment good
nationality Hungarian
notableAction comforts and encourages children in distress
volunteers for dangerous rescue missions
notableCharacteristic speaks with a European accent
wears stylish clothing
occupation Rescue Aid Society agent
organizationHeadquarters Rescue Aid Society headquarters in New York
originalWork The Rescuers (novel)
linked to: The Rescuers
partner Bernard
personalityTrait brave
compassionate
elegant
kind
refined
resourceful
productionCompany Walt Disney Productions
role rescuer
setting Australian Outback (The Rescuers Down Under)
linked to: Outback

Devil's Bayou (The Rescuers)
linked to: Devil's Bayou

New York City (Rescue Aid Society meetings)
species mouse
targetAudience children
universe Disney animated universe
voicedBy Eva Gabor
worksWith Bernard

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Eva Gabor voiceRole Miss Bianca in The Rescuers
Éva Gábor portrayed Miss Bianca in The Rescuers