The TV can be used to distract enemies and activate electric contraptions, and the screen of the TV itself shows a short clip of the 1928 classic, Steamboat Willie. The sketches are quite fun to use too, and are all unique in their own ways:. One of the enemy species is called a "Sweeper", and they're a good callback to The Sorcerer's Apprentice, from Fantasia. The paint and thinner mechanic is really useful and unique, as it can reveal extra goods, trapped Gremlins and/or create alternate paths, additional platforms and even kill or befriend Blotlings (paint enemies). Recollecting their parts is also not only very satisfying, but rewards the player with a cutscene, more tasks to complete, and a better ending. Goofy, Daisy, and Donald make appearances as animatronics. The character designs are really cool and help give off the vibe of a dark-toned game, such as Mickey having ink flow off himself. The song also changes depending on how much the player has painted or thinned. Also, the song will change when there are enemies around, Zelda Ocarina of Time and Sonic Unleashed style. A few highlights being Dark Beauty Castle, Mean Street, Tomorrow City and the themes for the Clock Tower and Petetronic boss fights. The soundtrack (composed by James Dooley) is nothing short of impressive and it really brings the seriousness home. Speaking of the Gremlins, their leader Gus is a very good mentor figure for Mickey, showing him what to do in various scenarios and teaching all about Wasteland, its inhabitants and history. As previously mentioned, lots of obscure Disney characters make a comeback after many decades, such as Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, his girlfriend Ortensia and the Gremlins from an unreleased 1940s film and the 2008 comic Return of the Gremlins, as well as alternate versions of Pete (those being Petetronic, Pete Pan and Small Pete). A few jokes are sprinkled here and there, meaning that it doesn't take itself excessively seriously. The story is engagingly creative and has a pretty dark and shady tone, which is a first for a Mickey game. 
There are plenty of collectibles to be found, from e-tickets to concept art.A big variety of places to explore, with some examples being Ventureland, Mickeyjunk Mountain (this one being so big it's divided in 5 levels) and Tomorrow City, all of which are inspired by Disney-related things.Wii games are usually infamous for having screwy motion controls, but this is one of the games that handles it properly. Upon realizing what he has done, Mickey sets out to clean up his mess and restore Wasteland with the help of the magical paintbrush, as well as defeat the Blot, gain the trust of Oswald and return home to the Toon World.
They also created robotic versions of Mickey's friends to keep Oswald company, looking like Donald Duck, Goofy, and Daisy Duck respectively. The Mad Doctor and Oswald had created robotic "Beetleworx", which originally helped out in Wasteland, but then began patrolling Wasteland and capturing Gremlins. Decades of success later, Mickey completely forgets about the incident, until he is kidnapped by the Shadow Blot and pulled into the world.īefore the so-called Thinner Disaster, the Mad Doctor worked closely with Oswald before he got power-hungry after the Blot was unleashed. The mouse quickly moves out of the scene, but Wasteland is devastated by the mess. All the ruckus wakes up Yen Sid, who decides to see what was going on. Mickey then tries to erase the monster with the magic thinner to no avail as shown later on. The mage then decides to go sleep and amazed by it, Mickey uses the brush and the magic paint to create a paint sculpture of himself, but it ends up turning into the Blot. After invading Yen Sid's workshop via a magic mirror portal, Mickey witnesses the creation of Cartoon Wasteland, a location that is very reminiscent of Disneyland for forgotten Disney characters.
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