It was released in 1986, and is about Victorian Mice. I sense crossovers...

Sure thing dude.

Both released in 1986
Both have mice as the hero
Both set in 19th century
Both have mice living alongside humans and coping them
Both feature a lost child (Olivier/Fievel) trying to fin their family
Both have rats as the main villains (Ratigan/Warren T Rat [Ok, Warren was really a small cat]) who have sidekicks with rhyming names (Fidgit/Digit)
Both have large friendly comical animals (Toby/Tiger)
Both feature automations (Fake Mousetoria/Giant Mouse of Minsk)
Both made by a member of the Disney studios, former or otherwise

These were great dude!

Yes, there are many similarities between "Great Mouse Detective" and "American Tail", but which is better?

There's only one way to find out.....FIIIIIIIIIGHT!!!!!!

Basil and Fievel run at each other and start scrapping and wrestling on the floor

How right you are Harry!

I bet on Basil!

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The only way to understand Asperger's Syndrome is to HAVE Asperger's Syndrome.

Fantasy & fiction are real, & reality is fiction. That is the doctrine of life as it truly is.

People who say certain things are "fictional" actually believe they exist, but don't want to admit it.

Attention is 1% nagging, & 99% bragging.

When I was 15, I didn't give a darn about school. At 16, I want to pass in everything. That is how much I have matured.

I have watched baby cartoons my whole life, & no one has laughed at me.

I like broccoli; other kids hate it. I guess I AM a tad unusual.