When a traveling circus claims that they have found the Horseman's head and are displaying it, the Horseman returns to slaughter and behead them all and reclaim what is his. The Headless Horseman appeared as the main antagonist in the now-defunct attraction of the same name at Hong Kong Disneyland. He was naturally allied among the villains during the takeover of the House of Mouse. The Headless Horseman regularly appeared in House of Mouse as a recurring guest in the audience, though rarely since he can't speak, thus he's moreso used for one-time gags such as being featured in a Lost & Found commercial where he finds his pumpkin head, being part of Von Drake's song when counting down Disney characters and where they sit, being asked to lend his blade for a moment and, most commonly, scaring Ichabod. Mickey Mouse talking to the Headless Horseman in House of Mouse. Rumors about Ichabod still alive and married to a wealthy widow in a distant county are dismissed, as the good townsfolk of Sleepy Hollow know that he must have been spirited away by the Headless Horseman himself. The very next morning Ichabod's hat was found next to a shattered pumpkin, but Ichabod had vanished. As Ichabod turns around, he screams as the the black horse rears up and the Headless Horseman throws his head (a Jack o'Lantern set on fire) right at him. Ichabod runs for the bridge and barely manages to make it across. The Horseman throws his pumpkin head at Ichabod, possibly killing him. ~ Ichabod remembers Bron's song's lyrics to stay safe from the Horseman. Once you cross that bridge, my friends, the ghost is through, his power ends. When Ichabod momentarily is trapped on the Horseman's own black steed, he looks down the Horseman's neck to find nothing but evil hollow laughter. They both slowly turn around to find the Headless Horseman about to attack them. When he finds that it is only cattails bumping on a log, Ichabod and his horse hysterically laugh but suddenly stop as another sinister laugh joins them. That very night, Ichabod rides home alone and keeps imagining that he is being followed as he hears noises while he slowly traverses the forest atop his horse. The best way to escape him is to cross the bridge, as the Horseman's dark powers are limited only to the woods. Every Halloween night he rides in Sleepy Hollow looking for a new head. Through the song, Brom Bones tells Ichabod Crane the story of the Headless Horseman, who was the ghost of a Hessian soldier whose head was blown off by a cannonball during the Revolutionary War. 2.3 The Scariest Story Ever: A Mickey Mouse Halloween Spooktacular.2.2 The Revenge of the Headless Horseman.
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