DonPanJosé

DonPanJosé is the poly ship between Donald Duck, Panchito Pistoles and José Carioca.

The Three Caballeros
After having already met José prior to the events of the movie, Donald and José meet Panchito after José helps Donald open his last birthday present. Though he has never met either of them before, Panchito is already familiar with them and gives both of them a sombrero. He embraces them and says that now that they're together, they're three gay Caballeros. Panchito proceeds to lead the titular song, in which it's stated that they're often said to be birds of a feather. He claims that no matter where the other ones go, they're always together. They have the stars to guide them, and in a storm, they stand very close together. Both Panchito and José agree that they will not stand in each other's way when one of them has their eyes on a pretty woman.

But when Panchito is hitting a high note and shows no signs of stopping, José and Donald work together to make him. In the end, he disappers under his sombrero, only to come back with a piñata when Donald picks his sombrero up. Panchito explains that piñatas are perfect for Christmas, but tells Donald that Mexicans don't sing Jingle Bells when he starts breaking into song. Instead, he tells them that Mexican children sing Las Posadas, as a tradition reminiscent of the journey of Mary and Joseph of Nazareth, with children being allowed to go into a neighbors house when they sing and then break a piñata.

Panchito and José then watch Donald trying to break his piñata after Panchito blindfolds him. They have a good laugh at Donald's expense as they pull the piñata too high for Donald to smack it. As Donald finally gets to hit it, the three enjoy the many toys and goodies that came out of it. He then tells the others about the story of Mexico being in its flag. They both are very moved by Panchito's story. But then Panchito offers them a real trip to Mexico on a magic carpet, the three of them fly into Panchito's picture after he brings it to life. After they leave the picture on a rough landing, Panchito flips the page to the next picture, telling them to watch his favorite dance. José and Donald dance along for a bit, but Panchito kindly tells them that they're of the beat, showing them the dancers in the picture to demonstrate how it's done properly. After a little more dancing, the magic carpet takes them on a flight far above Mexico.

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Shipping all three of the Three Caballeros in a polycule is by far the most popular combination.

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