Oswald the Lucky Rabbit

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit is a Disney character created in 1927 for a series of shorts for Universal Pictures. When a rights dispute occurred between Walt Disney and Universal, Disney and fellow animator Ub Iwerks left Oswald to Universal to create a new character named Mickey Mouse. Universal would make additional Oswald shorts up to 1938, with little done afterwards. Disney would reacquire Oswald in 2006 in a trade involving sports announcer Al Michaels, using him for the Epic Mickey series of video games

Oswald became noted in the Mr. /co/lympus competitions for a supposed curse regarding qualification in the bracket, missing the bracket by a few votes in both 2018 and 2019. Making manners worse was Mickey's qualification in the 2019 tournament. During Mr. /co/lympus 2020, his supposed underdog status and quest to simply make the bracket became a focused upon highlight of the lore in the qualification round. Breaking the prior streak of missing out, Oswald qualified for his first Mr. /co/ tournament as the 44th seed, with Mickey additionally missing out qualifying for the tournament. The underdog story continuing in the proper tournament, defeating Frylock in the first round before falling to Genie in the second.