@@Insert.Oregano Walt Disney created Oswald for Universal back in the 1920's, and they held the rights to the character, not Disney. They wanted to get the rights to the character back, as it was an important part of Walt Disney's legacy, so they agreed to release the sportscaster Al Michaels from his contract so he could go work for NBC Universal in exchange for the trademark to Oswald.
@@Insert.Oregano basically Mickey Mouse wasn't originally Walt Disney's star it was Oswald The Lucky Rabbit. Unfortunately because of copyright Oswald was owned by Universal and Universal pretty much stole many of Walt's animators besides a few who were loyal to Walt. Once that happened on his way back to Los Angeles on the train Walt created a replacement for Oswald a replacement that he would own full copyright to so he created Mortimer Mouse but his wife didn't like the name and suggested to Walt name the character Mickey Mouse and the rest is history.
Fun Fact: Disney actually went to Universal and traded one of there ESPN annoucers for Oswlad the Lucky Rabbit (cause Universal owned Oswald at the time) just for this game
The first Epic Mickey game is getting a remake and Antdude had predicted it, back in the year 2021 . Which means that this video has truly aged well. Amazing, isn't it?
@@justdaffy. "Only a remake" Do you hear yourself? Most remakes are all about changing up the gameplay and story; Plus, it's being made by Purple Lamp who, unlike Junction Point, are very much experienced with platformers.
The reason Minnie wasn't in either of the main games is because Oswald already had a love interest so there was no reason to create an animatronic of her unlike Goofy, Donald and Daisy who were created by the Mad Doctor so Oswald could have close friends like Mickey
This was an awkward game for me since characters deemed as forgotten by this game such as Horace, Clarabelle and the Phantom Blot are regularly used in Mickey Mouse comics in my country.
I believe the idea was that the version of Horace and Clarabelle in Wasteland were from the original designs and not their (at the time to now) current designs.
My personal headcanon is that the game took place just prior to Mickey getting redesigned. By that point in his history characters like Horace and Clarabelle had been largely phased out of the cartoons.
Well, you know, the whole morality system thing *was* supposed to have a bigger influence in the gameplay, mainly in Mickey's general appearance, but Disney didn't like the idea of potentially tarnishing Mickey's image and making him look like a bad guy so the thing was partially axed
"Clearly this was not meant for the public eyes to see since the final product is nowhere near as menacing." Warren Spector actually clarified that the more infamous concept art was never meant to be in the game at all - it was just to test how far Disney was willing to let his company go. Two pieces of art that WERE meant to be in the game feature an Oswald/Blot fusion called the "Storm Blot," which was the original idea for the final boss in which Oswald was the antagonist. When Spector became the director, this was nixed because he wanted Oswald to be loved again, not hated.
Correction: Storm Blot is just a nickname for the Blot. Not any specific Blot. This was confirmed in Epic Mickey 2 and a tweet by Chase Jones (Director of Epic Mickey)
Yeah, I recall reading about this. I think the artists were encouraged to take things very far, knowing that none of it would pass Disney's approval, and they could essentially just work downwards from there. As you said, everyone involved knew it would never make it to the final game and that it would not have a tone this menacing or dark. I think it's a strategy that ultimately does make sense.
Kinda surprised he didn't mention the music. Didn't play the other 2, but the soundtrack to the first game is beautiful. The Mad Clocktower boss theme, the main theme and the ending theme that plays during the final cutscene are my 3 favs.
The Bog Easy and Haunted Mansion music are my favorite tracks! As well as, oddly enough, something in the 2nd game's Bog Easy! Trying not to spoil on your comment should you see this before you/if you decide to play the Power of 2!
If Epic Mickey got a remake now hopefully they'd feel more confident with making it as dark as it was in it's concept stages. Edit: I know about the remake, I woke up early to watch the Direct "live", and yes I am excited despite it not going with the original darkwr concepts. XD
Epic Mickey 2 actually holds a special place on my heart. I used to play it with my mom all the time, and I have a lot of Oswald Merchandise because he reminds me of her, since that was the character she always played. It really isn't that bad if you do have a co-op friend.
Same here, but with my brother instead. In fact, he always _wanted_ to be player two since he was so used to it, and cuz I think he likes Oswald more than Mickey anyway. That also means more paint and thinner for me!
I wouldn’t mind seeing that be a thing, the first game was pretty cool in terms of just basic idea and execution. Add in some extra content that was cut and boom you’re gold
Yup, the OG Disney character but Walt Disney didn't know the characters he made were owned by his employer so he made his own company and Mickey. Now his company owns most of the most popular franchises on the planet and strangles the public domain solely to keep hold of Mickey a little longer. In US, the copyright ownership law has been extended so much that companies hold IPs over 70 years after the creator dies. So if you're a fan of something, it's practically illegal to make any fan content until you're almost dead yourself.
0:43 “When a company attempted to be super ambitious and break new ground with this console” Oh yes, how could we forget the epitome of ambition... *Ninjabread Man!*
Evil Mickey: "Extend the copyright ownership laws. None shall raise through the public domain like we did. Death to fan content and derivative works!" Also I remember hearing about a time when a pre-school painted Disney characters on their walls to please the kids and Disney found out and forced the school to sandblast the characters off the walls. Yeah, legally they have a right to do it. It's their IP, just not a good PR move.
@@KittyKatty999 For the Disney ruining the public domain thing, look up the show Adam Ruins Everything. It was a show broadcast on American TV and as a sketch on the RUclips channel Collage Humor. Can't remember where it was from a sketch or the show but the episode on it listed its sources so you check the validity yourself. As for the sandblasting thing, it was a story a teacher at my school told me decades ago. I don't know if it's completely true but Disney is aggressive enough with their lawyers that it's believable to me.
As someone who grew up never having a “rebellious” phase, this game was incredible. It was the time period between first playing Kingdom Hearts and saving money to get the second game. I played Epic Mickey so many times that whenever people talk about it, I literally get nostalgia. I loved playing and replaying to get the different endings and to see what paint and thinner does to effect the world. And the fact that getting the full paint ending was harder than thinner really made me think about how good choices don’t always equal easy paths. I remember whenever I got into a new town, depending on the different endings that I was going for, that I would completely destroy the town or completely restore it. I mean, I’m sure if I came back to it years later that I wouldn’t think that it would be as good as it is. But from what I remember, and what I think about it right now, I love this game and I wish that people could see that childlike love that I still have for it. In regards to the sequels, I didn’t pick up the 3ds version because I got my 3ds later in life. And with the sequel, I dropped it pretty quickly. There was a huge difficulty spike with the platforming and I could never get the Oswald AI to work.
I actually played Epic Mickey 1 when I was a kid, and I remember reading the Gamestop review and thinking it was so unfair, lol. Literally the only thing I agreed with was that the camera was pretty bad. I will definitely say that the side quests are super tedious, and what pisses me off the most is that if you don't deal with the side quest right away or do something wrong you can fail your quest permanently, that pissed off my little completionist self.
The best part of Power of Illusion is when Rapunzel needs a hairbrush, so you borrow one from the Beast. This is what Kingdom Hearts has been missing all along.
That's probably why I never got into Kingdom Hearts, when I heard about it this is the kind of thing I expected, just a giant Disney crossover, but then I learned it was more to the Final Fantasy side of things (a series that I'm not a fan of), with extensive and confusing lore and lots of RPG elements and worlds I didn't really care about, so I never tried to come back to the series. But I mean, that was years ago, maybe I should give it a try now, who knows
Right? I was half-joking, but honestly, I do want to see more Disney crossovers where the characters actually interact. But with Kingdom Hearts mostly keeping characters to their own worlds and forcing you through absurdly abridged retellings of their movies, Power of Illusion is the closest we’ve come to that.
Tbh i liked KH...well 2 at least for spaceship building and crafting. KH1 was decent. Story for both was ABSOLUTE DOGSHIT Still it was a nice game with unique background graphics looks had the disney touch.
I'm really sad to see the first game be called just "fine" cuz imo it's one of the best Mickey games that Disney ever released but I'm glad it got recognition at all. The game is really nostalgic for me so haha
hes being overly harsh, the game is super fun and creative its way above fine, if you cant enjoy it cause of the camera get good i didnt have issues about it as kid nor now
I appreciate Disney taking a risk with their stand out mascot and making a more serious game, because sometimes you do need to try new things and not just use the same material. It might not have been that popular among everyone, but I personally think it's a pretty solid game storywise, and mechanic wise.
As a big Epic Mickey fan, you have no idea how ecstatic I was to see this in my notifications. Whatever opinion you got on the game Ant, still glad you gave the game recognition at all.
I guess that's the biggest takeaway from this video: At least the games got recognized on the internet... I just wished it was 20 minutes longer... or fifteen minutes.
Be honest, the epic mickey and kingdom hearts games are the most edgiest we have seen mickey mouse Edit: runaway brain and the the new mickey mouse shorts by paul rudish also has some edge to them as well
Epic Mickey is one of my favourite platformers of all time. Like, obviously it wasn't a great platformer, but it was so dark and depressing that as an angsty teenager I loved it so much!
@ationalwangjangler9642. Take the leaks with a grain of salt, of course; That being said, those do sound like something Purple Lamp would come up with, and the second game already provides a decent template for costumes based on various cartoons from throughout the decades. (Though there's other things that have to be fixed or added; For example, revamping progression.) Edit: Nothing on a sprint option, but the first two are confirmed and they both look awesome to pull off. (Though it's unclear if the dash attack is only a ground option or if it can also be used in the air; The latter would naturally give it more versatility in gameplay.)
Update: Since it is a remake, there wasn't a gameplay overhaul. But there are a few things I'd like to note. -The dash and slam ability were added, the dash is good for getting around and the slam is great for breaking things and negating fall damage. -Sprinting was added, you can press the left Joystick on consoles to start sprinting, it isn't a crazy amount faster than the normal speed, but it's noticeable. -Shadow blot got some new attacks -Spin dash now gives a tiny bit of height and double jump spins are much more used in the game's platforming. -Each projector now has 2 film reels opposed to just 1. -A new area in mean street called the cinema was added, it's the inside of the cinema building. It contains 8 rooms that contain all the projectors in the game, the rooms slowly open up as your progress. THIS ISN'T USED FOR BACKTRACKING. It's only used to replay the projectors and get their film reels. Because there are so many now. (Also, it opens up projectors that you missed, so if you had the decision to take one projector instead of the other, both will be available in the cinema, meaning that you can get all 72 reels in one run.) -Paintable objects have a white dotted outline around them to make them easier to see. -MUCH better camera -The game has rebindable controls -Gamma can be changed at any time, allowing you change the darkness of the game, if you want the original atmosphere, keep it low, if not, keep it unchanged. -Newgame+ is it's own button now, after you beat the blot on a save, you can do a newgame+ on it, you keep all collectables (Tickets, Reels, Pins, concept arts) but you lose your progression and upgrades (HP, Sketch, and paint/thinner capacity). Originally, you could only do this one time, but in the remake, it's infinite. -New UI for almost everything was added -Gyro controls can be configured at any time. -Unsure on this, but the E-ticket capacity was changed, because I never got any upgrades for it but at the end of my run I had 6000 and the cap is normally 1000. -Animatonic character parts are no longer in purple chests and can be directly picked up from where the chest would be instead. (Really no clue why this added) -Re-collecting collectables will give you E-tickets for compensation -White E-tickets are removed and replaced with the greens tickets. -Blue tickets worth 30 tickets can be found -Green tickets are now worth 15 tickets. -Golden tickets are redesigned and no longer have oswalds head on them, now replaced by mickeys (Ironic) -Gaurdians now have a meter, and pressing up on the D-Pad will send a white gaurdian that shows you where to go. -Changes in enemy AI and red/green blotlings. -You can pay 10 E-tickets to gus to skip the projectors that lead to the other main hub worlds. (Ostown, Bog Easy, Ventureland), this makes getting around the 4 much quicker. BUGS/PROBLEMS -Frame issues are a thing, especially on Nintendo Switch, where breaking too many things at once or have too many particles can slow the game down considerably. Not unbearable, but annoying. -Some cutscenes have desynced audio, for example the paint brush introduction scene and the rocket liftoff scene. -You can still get stuck and even softlocked in some places. Typically places with weird geometry. -Some places refuse to load, it's never happened to me but it's been reported. -You can still fail missions that you have already technically beaten, such as the raise the fire bridge mission, where you can raise it before the gremlin gives you the task to raise it. This causes the gremlin to give you the mission to raise the firebridge, but you've already done it and that makes you locked out of completing the mission. -Bog easy music for some reason plays the mansion theme -Male goats for some reason aren't in the game, this might be because the devolopers used the wiki for checking things and the wiki accidentally forgot that they were a thing and ended up replacing them with male cows/dogs.
@@jduce4051 I only got to the amusement park area, I thought it was too hard, and then years later I gave it to a “friend” which was an asshole a couple years later, and I regret it cause I would like to play it, cuz it actually looks fun
Honestly I'm not a fan of the more gritty and gross looking artstyle (Goofy in particular is really unpleasant to look at.) But artstyle aside they're fantastic. A ton of personality and they're damn hilarious.
You’re in luck because a remake was announced today, coming to all current platforms. And the visual improvements seem to be substantial. Better lighting, more detailed texture, even some higher quality models.
I remember my aunt bought the collectors edition of this game. At first I hated it because I didn’t know where to go. But once I did I fell in love with it. Epic Mickey 1 has a soft spot in my heart
I especially loved it becuase of the disney ride references. I remember seeing it as a kid and thinking the apocalyptic style to the rides like it's a small world were so cool.
When I was 10 I was TERRIFIED by this game. I played it some years later and I really liked it. It may not be the best platformer out there, but the atmosphere and style are what makes it unique
If Epic Mickey 3 ever happened, I think that the main villain would've been revealed to be Bootleg Pete from "Alice Comedies." Sure, Oswald might have been Walt's first hero character, but Pete came first, not to mention that a lot of people are probably not aware of Pete originally being a bear. This is kind of approaching fan theory, but perhaps all of the Petes that are in the Wasteland were made by Bootleg Pete, and they serve underneath him to keep on eye on things. Once Mickey arrives and takes care of the both of the games crisis, Bootleg Pete would've set his plan in motion to steal Mickey's heart, humiliate both Mickey and Oswald, and escape back to the real world. Maybe during the final battle, Bootleg Pete manages to summon the Phantom Blot again, perhaps as a last-desperate move after Mickey and Oswald foil his plans. Things either go wrong due to the Phantom Blot betraying him, or he ends up "fusing" with the it to become "Phantom Pete Blot" or something. (which would also be a great way to bring back one of the original plot points for the first game where Oswald fuses with the Phantom Blot, iirc)
Power of illusion wasn't bad, but it had some annoying enemies and tedious fetch quests in it... plus, the game ends before it gets good! Only 3 bosses man!
Man, I loved Epic Mickey despite all its flaws (that camera!). It had so much potential and its concept was actually very clever and oozed Warren Spector's legacy. Who, for me, made the very best action-stealth game of all time (Deus Ex), even to this day. I felt sad when it did not fully execute on its premist and what it actually could - no - should have been.
I got to play a beta build of the first game while taking a tour of Disney Interactive Studios. And the guy accidentally started me off in the final level too lol. Best birthday ever.
I remember hearing that if Epic Mickey 2 did well, then there was going to be a third Epic Mickey game and an Epic Donald game based on the Disney comics universe
I remember playing Epic Mickey and loving it, but as I grew I forgot about it. Then, this video showed up in my recommended and I instantly remembered the game(s) in a flash. Thanks for reigniting my childhood memories.
Just gotta add my piece anytime this comes up Warren’s concept art he made he said in an interview he said he was pushing it as hard as he possibly could for the concept to a point he knew they would be rejected and then they could go from there and tone it down a bit Unfortunately we were never supposed to see these early ones from what he says so that’s that. We got shown gold we never could have had
It makes me very happy when people post recent videos about Epic Mickey. It is a very nostalgic game for me. The same cannot be said for the sequel. It was such a disappointment that I beat it in less than a day. The only redeeming factor in the sequel is the admittedly cool bosses. But everyone should play the first game if they ever get the chance to do so.
it's very short if you just ignore all the side missions and went straight to the main story route, doing everything ( especially the hero or paint route ) will probably takes a week or 8 hour or so if you're fast.
I loved Epic Mickey 2. We had it on my family Xbox 360, and one day me and one of my best friends came over to my house to play the game. We beat the whole game together after a few days, and that game just makes me so happy.
Epic Mickey was my first horror game. I used to be a huge scaredy-cat when I was a kid and the dark atmosphere of this game was just the level of horror I could handle. It still gave me nightmares though...
I had this game when I was little and I loved it. I know it has a lot of missed potential but it introduced me to the world of Floyd Gottfredson's Mickey Mouse comics. Mickey used to be an actually funny and well rounded character who felt a full range of emotions in the 1930s. Around this time a Mickey Mouse Comic strip was created for newspapers. Floyd Gottfredson was brought on as a temporary artist for the strips but ended up illustrating the comic untill his death. The strip had a serialized plot and each story arc was even better than the last. They were all well written and had some fantastic art to boot. Each story was gripping and had elements of danger and mystery in them, as well as creating Mouseton and other characters that would influence the Mickey Mouse Comic universe. I would highly recommend buying the Floyd Gottfredson collections from fantagraphics.
I remember playing this when I was a toddler and I couldn't get past the first level because I was so scared of seeing a plunger trying to rip out Mickey's heart Good times
You're comment is making me feel old since I remember buying this game during Middle School. I still remember when the first trailer dropped and shown off at E3.
I really liked Epic Mickey 2. I wish there was a 3rd one. The whole aesthetic and concept of forgotten characters and a dystopian disneyland is so beautiful
Ahhh Epic Mickey was literally my childhood, so this is sooo nostalgic... I love all the games sooo much. The soundtrack and art style is amazing plus I'm so happy that Oswald was a big part of this game. Best Disney character hands down.
The Mad Doctor scared the bejesus out of me as a kid. I refused to play the Haunted Manor level, because I knew he was in there. I recently found my old Nintendo Wii Mini, and my copy of Epic Mickey. For nostalgia purposes, I decided to start playing it again. And WOW. It’s held up surprisingly well. It’s not the best game out there, but damn am I enjoying my digital trip down memory lane.
Anyone who hasn't listened to the clocktower boss theme definitely should, it integrates a super sinister sounding version of its a small world and its super cool
I didn’t play much of the first game (never got past Petetronic), but what I saw was incredible. The ruined Small World area was great! But you know what the best part was? The music. Small World’s echoing, clanking sounds and the Clock Tower’s whistling remix of the main theme are amazing!
This game was really cool for me. That clock boss though, and all the side content is so cool, along with the world and scary stuff. I never finished it though.
A remake developed by Purple Lamp, Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, is scheduled for release on Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S by THQ Nordic in 2024.
Thank you for telling me who is developing the remaster (if it’s a remake, I wouldn’t really know as the announcement trailer looks like a remaster given how similar the game is to the original). I was genuinely curious given the developers were shut down alongside Disney Interactive’s gaming division back in 2016.
@@benstone4291. Would have to be a remake as the source code was almost certainly tossed out years ago when Junction Point was shut down. (And probably dumped into Mickeyjunk Mountain after Disney Interactive were shut down in 2016.)
I hope Antdude will talk about the remake because his retrospective on games are awesome and I believe hearing him talking about it will be great and he is a very reliable source
It's quite funny how people have been talking about Epic Mickey more nowadays. LS Mark made a video on it debating if it is just edgy or actually epic, Fawful's Minion made a Blessed or Messed on the video and now AntDude throws his paintbrush into the ring.
Hardly surprising tbh. I’m glad this game’s gotten a cult following and is quickly being recognised as the classic it is. As Ant said, it isn’t the best, but it’s the style and atmosphere that makes it stand out.
Im so happy he did this game, this game was my childhood. Sure- the game lost its way, but the world it beheld had to be one of the greatest in video game history.
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I still think the best part about this series is that Disney got the rights back to Oswald by trading a real life person for him
Sounds like human trafficking with extra steps.
@@godzillafan9115 love that Rick and Morty reference.
What is this about?
@@Insert.Oregano Walt Disney created Oswald for Universal back in the 1920's, and they held the rights to the character, not Disney. They wanted to get the rights to the character back, as it was an important part of Walt Disney's legacy, so they agreed to release the sportscaster Al Michaels from his contract so he could go work for NBC Universal in exchange for the trademark to Oswald.
@@Insert.Oregano basically Mickey Mouse wasn't originally Walt Disney's star it was Oswald The Lucky Rabbit. Unfortunately because of copyright Oswald was owned by Universal and Universal pretty much stole many of Walt's animators besides a few who were loyal to Walt. Once that happened on his way back to Los Angeles on the train Walt created a replacement for Oswald a replacement that he would own full copyright to so he created Mortimer Mouse but his wife didn't like the name and suggested to Walt name the character Mickey Mouse and the rest is history.
Ink monsters, classic cartoons, and killer animatronics, this game predated FNaF, Cuphead, and Bendy.
Truly ahead of it’s time.
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@Alucard Hellsing man i love all four games and can we not just compare them?
For the love of God, PLEASE let this be ironic.
And had the creators of Half Life and Deus Ex
Ahhh ese juego en donde luchas contra tinta
*Imagen de bendy*
Así es, hablo de *este juego*
Fun Fact: Disney actually went to Universal and traded one of there ESPN annoucers for Oswlad the Lucky Rabbit (cause Universal owned Oswald at the time) just for this game
Cool
Probably not just for this game, since they still like to capitalize on their early history.
I immagine this guy being told "we sold you for an old cartoon character"
@@gianlucacolangelo6578 Actually he had no problem with it since he wanted to work for Universal to begin with.
Imagine being worth a cartoon rabbit, a throwaway cartoon rabbit.
The Mickey ears always facing the camera is something that happened in the old Mickey cartoons, so it's a pretty neat detail.
And they still do to this day
it's also cool they managed to pull it off seems as kingdom hearts gave up on the idea
@@nerdychocobo kingdom hearts mickey in general just kinda looks off. He's so stiff and emotionless, which is two things Mickey shouldn't be
The first Epic Mickey game is getting a remake and Antdude had predicted it, back in the year 2021 . Which means that this video has truly aged well. Amazing, isn't it?
we just need a 3rd one noooowww
Nearly 3 years later too
I legit was just gonna check if someone told him lol
Too bad it's only a remake. My biggest problem was always the lame gameplay but the concept still kicks ass
@@justdaffy. "Only a remake" Do you hear yourself? Most remakes are all about changing up the gameplay and story; Plus, it's being made by Purple Lamp who, unlike Junction Point, are very much experienced with platformers.
The reason Minnie wasn't in either of the main games is because Oswald already had a love interest so there was no reason to create an animatronic of her unlike Goofy, Donald and Daisy who were created by the Mad Doctor so Oswald could have close friends like Mickey
I never made that connection as a kid.
@@thespectaculargamernerd8114 robots, A.I and cyborgs are paranormal/supernatural beings.
Wow nice I never thought of that
Honestly that’s kinds depressing
Fam that doesn't mean she couldn't show up.
I can’t believe the main character of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse got his own game
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@A complete and utter mystery bruh
This was an awkward game for me since characters deemed as forgotten by this game such as Horace, Clarabelle and the Phantom Blot are regularly used in Mickey Mouse comics in my country.
@Daniel Thompson why are you subscribed to Antdude?
@Gamey Firebro She's also the shopkeeper in ToonTown.
They also appeared in Disney's House of Mouse, that's fairly well known too, right?
I believe the idea was that the version of Horace and Clarabelle in Wasteland were from the original designs and not their (at the time to now) current designs.
My personal headcanon is that the game took place just prior to Mickey getting redesigned. By that point in his history characters like Horace and Clarabelle had been largely phased out of the cartoons.
mickey’s heart is so pure he can’t even do a genocide route
=)
-mickey, ????
maybe
In Epic Mickey, it's called the Thinner Path.
It's probably worse then a genocide, like doing a neutral route up to mettaton in undertale
Well, you know, the whole morality system thing *was* supposed to have a bigger influence in the gameplay, mainly in Mickey's general appearance, but Disney didn't like the idea of potentially tarnishing Mickey's image and making him look like a bad guy so the thing was partially axed
The reason why that got removed because disney didnt want mickey’s teeth to be shown 💀
I remember first seeing the teaser poster for Epic mickey at Walmart and thinking it was the most dark and EDGY thing I've seen from Disney.
@Tyler Jackson stop botting
Thinking about it
It probabaly is
@@MaherandIbrahimsAvengers kingdom hearts
Nathaniel FOGAAA
Same
"Clearly this was not meant for the public eyes to see since the final product is nowhere near as menacing."
Warren Spector actually clarified that the more infamous concept art was never meant to be in the game at all - it was just to test how far Disney was willing to let his company go. Two pieces of art that WERE meant to be in the game feature an Oswald/Blot fusion called the "Storm Blot," which was the original idea for the final boss in which Oswald was the antagonist. When Spector became the director, this was nixed because he wanted Oswald to be loved again, not hated.
Correction: Storm Blot is just a nickname for the Blot. Not any specific Blot. This was confirmed in Epic Mickey 2 and a tweet by Chase Jones (Director of Epic Mickey)
That's a shame the concept had a very American mcgees Alice feel to it. Giving classic Disney that feeling would be such a cool concept.
@@rigorgrynn I mean, we already got decapitated Donald and horror Goofy.
@RoarOfRa Epic profile picture from spm
Yeah, I recall reading about this. I think the artists were encouraged to take things very far, knowing that none of it would pass Disney's approval, and they could essentially just work downwards from there. As you said, everyone involved knew it would never make it to the final game and that it would not have a tone this menacing or dark. I think it's a strategy that ultimately does make sense.
Kinda surprised he didn't mention the music. Didn't play the other 2, but the soundtrack to the first game is beautiful. The Mad Clocktower boss theme, the main theme and the ending theme that plays during the final cutscene are my 3 favs.
Jim Dooley uploaded the music to his RUclips channel.
The Bog Easy and Haunted Mansion music are my favorite tracks!
As well as, oddly enough, something in the 2nd game's Bog Easy!
Trying not to spoil on your comment should you see this before you/if you decide to play the Power of 2!
I want to comment... But I never finished the first or second game
That music.
God, that music.
@@xelarande333 Yes! I suggest you listen to the soundtrack on Jim Dooley's RUclips channel.
If Epic Mickey got a remake now hopefully they'd feel more confident with making it as dark as it was in it's concept stages.
Edit: I know about the remake, I woke up early to watch the Direct "live", and yes I am excited despite it not going with the original darkwr concepts. XD
it was never going to be as dark in those though they admitted that was just a way to test the limits.
@@ddjsoyenby Source?
@@Bacxaber in the wha happen on it.
@@Bacxaber Because they don’t own Mickey and Disney wouldn’t allow their mascot to be turned edgy.
@@vibezonegaming That's not a source, that's an unsubstantiated claim. *Give me a source.*
Epic Mickey 2 actually holds a special place on my heart. I used to play it with my mom all the time, and I have a lot of Oswald Merchandise because he reminds me of her, since that was the character she always played.
It really isn't that bad if you do have a co-op friend.
I agree I really like the second one better and I refuse to change my mind on it.
Your mom played games with you?
Dang dude thats kinda epic.
And yes I played the 2nd game and its not that bad as he says it is
I played it all the time when I was really young (like 5 years old). Still surprised my hands fit on the ps3 controller
People over hate the second one. No reason for it.
Same here, but with my brother instead. In fact, he always _wanted_ to be player two since he was so used to it, and cuz I think he likes Oswald more than Mickey anyway. That also means more paint and thinner for me!
HELL YEAH EPIC MICKEY POSTING
Dude when the music started playing at the beginning of the video, I was just happy.
Cant say anything more, I was just pleased.
We love to see it
Truly epic
The first Epic Mickey is truly my favourite game of all time. I get so happy whenever I see ANYTHING about it!
it was bettter on xbox it was way cooler and darker
The fact that you can sing Mickey Mouses name to the Sephiroths Theme song is dark enough.
@Tyler Jackson why are you subscribed to ONLY Antdude then?
Oof. That's a bit awkward.
There all gone
Nice job guys 👍
@A complete and utter mystery wait, what happened?
A remake of this series has been rumored for a while now
@Samuel Jackson spam the same exact thing if you're lying
Really? Would it be an exclusive, or for all platforms?
I wouldn’t mind seeing that be a thing, the first game was pretty cool in terms of just basic idea and execution. Add in some extra content that was cut and boom you’re gold
Oh yeah, they have! Wonder if it's gonna be just a remaster, a real remake, or a full on reimagining!
God please let it be real. I want this game on my switch
2 years later:WE ARE SO BACK!!!!
Ecstatic that Epic Mickey is getting a 2024 remake. I'm a sucker for classic Disney history and this series was such a dark, novel concept.
The best part about anyone talking about this game is that they also get to talk about Oswald.
Truuu
Yup, the OG Disney character but Walt Disney didn't know the characters he made were owned by his employer so he made his own company and Mickey. Now his company owns most of the most popular franchises on the planet and strangles the public domain solely to keep hold of Mickey a little longer.
In US, the copyright ownership law has been extended so much that companies hold IPs over 70 years after the creator dies. So if you're a fan of something, it's practically illegal to make any fan content until you're almost dead yourself.
0:43 “When a company attempted to be super ambitious and break new ground with this console”
Oh yes, how could we forget the epitome of ambition... *Ninjabread Man!*
Damn i remember that game..it sucked but i remember it lol
Wasn't it originally a PS2 game?
@@PFBM86 i think so but it also came for the Wii, thats where i played it
If you watched Rerez you'll see that NinjaBread Man got 3 more clones
Or Starfox zero
The concept for Evil Mickey is still around. It's just that it got infused with the Disney company itself and well...here we are.
Yep.
Evil Mickey: "Extend the copyright ownership laws. None shall raise through the public domain like we did. Death to fan content and derivative works!"
Also I remember hearing about a time when a pre-school painted Disney characters on their walls to please the kids and Disney found out and forced the school to sandblast the characters off the walls. Yeah, legally they have a right to do it. It's their IP, just not a good PR move.
@@PlebNC Evidence please? So I can share this story.
@@KittyKatty999
For the Disney ruining the public domain thing, look up the show Adam Ruins Everything. It was a show broadcast on American TV and as a sketch on the RUclips channel Collage Humor. Can't remember where it was from a sketch or the show but the episode on it listed its sources so you check the validity yourself.
As for the sandblasting thing, it was a story a teacher at my school told me decades ago. I don't know if it's completely true but Disney is aggressive enough with their lawyers that it's believable to me.
@@PlebNC I can totally see that being a real thing that happened because Disney didn’t let a man have Spider-Man on his dead son’s grave
19:32 well well well .... look who predicted the future. Can’t wait to relive old memories !
As someone who grew up never having a “rebellious” phase, this game was incredible. It was the time period between first playing Kingdom Hearts and saving money to get the second game. I played Epic Mickey so many times that whenever people talk about it, I literally get nostalgia. I loved playing and replaying to get the different endings and to see what paint and thinner does to effect the world. And the fact that getting the full paint ending was harder than thinner really made me think about how good choices don’t always equal easy paths. I remember whenever I got into a new town, depending on the different endings that I was going for, that I would completely destroy the town or completely restore it. I mean, I’m sure if I came back to it years later that I wouldn’t think that it would be as good as it is. But from what I remember, and what I think about it right now, I love this game and I wish that people could see that childlike love that I still have for it.
In regards to the sequels, I didn’t pick up the 3ds version because I got my 3ds later in life. And with the sequel, I dropped it pretty quickly. There was a huge difficulty spike with the platforming and I could never get the Oswald AI to work.
I actually played Epic Mickey 1 when I was a kid, and I remember reading the Gamestop review and thinking it was so unfair, lol. Literally the only thing I agreed with was that the camera was pretty bad.
I will definitely say that the side quests are super tedious, and what pisses me off the most is that if you don't deal with the side quest right away or do something wrong you can fail your quest permanently, that pissed off my little completionist self.
The best part of Power of Illusion is when Rapunzel needs a hairbrush, so you borrow one from the Beast.
This is what Kingdom Hearts has been missing all along.
Hell yeah, dude (Now, seriously, that will be neat to me)
That's probably why I never got into Kingdom Hearts, when I heard about it this is the kind of thing I expected, just a giant Disney crossover, but then I learned it was more to the Final Fantasy side of things (a series that I'm not a fan of), with extensive and confusing lore and lots of RPG elements and worlds I didn't really care about, so I never tried to come back to the series. But I mean, that was years ago, maybe I should give it a try now, who knows
Right? I was half-joking, but honestly, I do want to see more Disney crossovers where the characters actually interact. But with Kingdom Hearts mostly keeping characters to their own worlds and forcing you through absurdly abridged retellings of their movies, Power of Illusion is the closest we’ve come to that.
Tbh i liked KH...well 2 at least for spaceship building and crafting. KH1 was decent.
Story for both was ABSOLUTE DOGSHIT
Still it was a nice game with unique background graphics looks had the disney touch.
You're right, they never really used the disney stuff to its fullest potential
I'm really sad to see the first game be called just "fine" cuz imo it's one of the best Mickey games that Disney ever released but I'm glad it got recognition at all. The game is really nostalgic for me so haha
Ngl I only played the second one. I love ot
hard to find people who actually recognize the series lol
but going back to the first game, it really isn't the best compared to its sequel but i'll always love it lol
hes being overly harsh, the game is super fun and creative its way above fine, if you cant enjoy it cause of the camera get good i didnt have issues about it as kid nor now
I got stuck on the final boss as a kid and now I don’t play it cuz dusty old WiiU but if it got remade, I‘d love to :(
19:32
WELL WELL WELL
Precognition???
HOW THE F DID HE PREDICT THAT?!
@@Jessica_Kirkit was rumored even all the way back in 2021. Lots of articles going around back then that some sort of remaster/remake was coming.
I appreciate Disney taking a risk with their stand out mascot and making a more serious game, because sometimes you do need to try new things and not just use the same material. It might not have been that popular among everyone, but I personally think it's a pretty solid game storywise, and mechanic wise.
As a big Epic Mickey fan, you have no idea how ecstatic I was to see this in my notifications. Whatever opinion you got on the game Ant, still glad you gave the game recognition at all.
@@charliethompsons7966 stop botting
I was excited to see this as well!
@@THWhite-ip3uq bruh. IGNORE THEM.
@A complete and utter mystery EXACTLY!
I guess that's the biggest takeaway from this video: At least the games got recognized on the internet... I just wished it was 20 minutes longer... or fifteen minutes.
Be honest, the epic mickey and kingdom hearts games are the most edgiest we have seen mickey mouse
Edit: runaway brain and the the new mickey mouse shorts by paul rudish also has some edge to them as well
Not quite. He's kinda supposed to be the "everyman", so many of his shorts have actually portrayed him as a little "edgier" than we usually see him.
“They’ll pay for this.” -Literally Mickey Mouse
Kingdom Hearts? Edgy? I dunno man.......
You need to have actual teeth to be edgy...
Hey, Epic Mickey at least has cohesion and some followable continuity.
@@Duskool And the overall franchise was a *Disney Game* franchise through and through.
Epic Mickey is one of my favourite platformers of all time. Like, obviously it wasn't a great platformer, but it was so dark and depressing that as an angsty teenager I loved it so much!
I've never played it before, but I can definitely see why people like it after watching this.
@@IamaPERSON yeah. It's just so odd. My sister who was 3/4 at the time used to get so scared watching my play it haha
Here's hoping that the remaster fixes just a little more than the graphics
it fs does its already been out but in a few leaks there will now be outfits and a new move set for mickey
@ationalwangjangler9642. Take the leaks with a grain of salt, of course; That being said, those do sound like something Purple Lamp would come up with, and the second game already provides a decent template for costumes based on various cartoons from throughout the decades. (Though there's other things that have to be fixed or added; For example, revamping progression.)
Edit: Nothing on a sprint option, but the first two are confirmed and they both look awesome to pull off. (Though it's unclear if the dash attack is only a ground option or if it can also be used in the air; The latter would naturally give it more versatility in gameplay.)
this is so outdated here a remake coming soon like next week!
I hail from the future (or the Switch version of it anyway) and the best part about it is that the camera is finally fixed 😤
Update: Since it is a remake, there wasn't a gameplay overhaul. But there are a few things I'd like to note.
-The dash and slam ability were added, the dash is good for getting around and the slam is great for breaking things and negating fall damage.
-Sprinting was added, you can press the left Joystick on consoles to start sprinting, it isn't a crazy amount faster than the normal speed, but it's noticeable.
-Shadow blot got some new attacks
-Spin dash now gives a tiny bit of height and double jump spins are much more used in the game's platforming.
-Each projector now has 2 film reels opposed to just 1.
-A new area in mean street called the cinema was added, it's the inside of the cinema building. It contains 8 rooms that contain all the projectors in the game, the rooms slowly open up as your progress. THIS ISN'T USED FOR BACKTRACKING. It's only used to replay the projectors and get their film reels. Because there are so many now. (Also, it opens up projectors that you missed, so if you had the decision to take one projector instead of the other, both will be available in the cinema, meaning that you can get all 72 reels in one run.)
-Paintable objects have a white dotted outline around them to make them easier to see.
-MUCH better camera
-The game has rebindable controls
-Gamma can be changed at any time, allowing you change the darkness of the game, if you want the original atmosphere, keep it low, if not, keep it unchanged.
-Newgame+ is it's own button now, after you beat the blot on a save, you can do a newgame+ on it, you keep all collectables (Tickets, Reels, Pins, concept arts) but you lose your progression and upgrades (HP, Sketch, and paint/thinner capacity). Originally, you could only do this one time, but in the remake, it's infinite.
-New UI for almost everything was added
-Gyro controls can be configured at any time.
-Unsure on this, but the E-ticket capacity was changed, because I never got any upgrades for it but at the end of my run I had 6000 and the cap is normally 1000.
-Animatonic character parts are no longer in purple chests and can be directly picked up from where the chest would be instead. (Really no clue why this added)
-Re-collecting collectables will give you E-tickets for compensation
-White E-tickets are removed and replaced with the greens tickets.
-Blue tickets worth 30 tickets can be found
-Green tickets are now worth 15 tickets.
-Golden tickets are redesigned and no longer have oswalds head on them, now replaced by mickeys (Ironic)
-Gaurdians now have a meter, and pressing up on the D-Pad will send a white gaurdian that shows you where to go.
-Changes in enemy AI and red/green blotlings.
-You can pay 10 E-tickets to gus to skip the projectors that lead to the other main hub worlds. (Ostown, Bog Easy, Ventureland), this makes getting around the 4 much quicker.
BUGS/PROBLEMS
-Frame issues are a thing, especially on Nintendo Switch, where breaking too many things at once or have too many particles can slow the game down considerably. Not unbearable, but annoying.
-Some cutscenes have desynced audio, for example the paint brush introduction scene and the rocket liftoff scene.
-You can still get stuck and even softlocked in some places. Typically places with weird geometry.
-Some places refuse to load, it's never happened to me but it's been reported.
-You can still fail missions that you have already technically beaten, such as the raise the fire bridge mission, where you can raise it before the gremlin gives you the task to raise it. This causes the gremlin to give you the mission to raise the firebridge, but you've already done it and that makes you locked out of completing the mission.
-Bog easy music for some reason plays the mansion theme
-Male goats for some reason aren't in the game, this might be because the devolopers used the wiki for checking things and the wiki accidentally forgot that they were a thing and ended up replacing them with male cows/dogs.
I literally just watched this video 2 days ago and today a remake is accounced. This is crazy
and it is coming out next week
An underrated part of the 3ds Epic Mickey game is how incredible the 3d slider makes the game look with it's layers of gorgeous art
The first game literally terrified me when I was younger
Same bro I was always scared as hell playing this game 😂😂
@@jduce4051 I only got to the amusement park area, I thought it was too hard, and then years later I gave it to a “friend” which was an asshole a couple years later, and I regret it cause I would like to play it, cuz it actually looks fun
Same xD
This is why I played and liked Epic Mickey 2 way more xD
Damn I hope the rumores about a remake of the series are true!!
I was so scared of slobbers when I first played the game in 2010 when I was 7
That singing clock was the BANE OF MY EXISTENCE when I was younger
The best thing Mickey Mouse related has to be those new animated shorts, they are so full of life and energy and I see no one talking about them!
Wha happun?!
Honestly I'm not a fan of the more gritty and gross looking artstyle (Goofy in particular is really unpleasant to look at.)
But artstyle aside they're fantastic. A ton of personality and they're damn hilarious.
Yeah, they've even made a ride at Hollywood Studios based off of them. It's really cool.
I love that version of Mickey too, he has so much more of a personality
@@Robbie_Haruna that’s the point doe
THIS GAME HIT MY NOSTALGIC HEART SO HARD THIS WAS MY FAVORITE GAME OF ALL TIME
You’re in luck because a remake was announced today, coming to all current platforms. And the visual improvements seem to be substantial. Better lighting, more detailed texture, even some higher quality models.
Some dreams come true there's going to be a new epic Mickey remake
I remember my aunt bought the collectors edition of this game. At first I hated it because I didn’t know where to go. But once I did I fell in love with it. Epic Mickey 1 has a soft spot in my heart
The first one is one of my favorite games, the references to other Disney properties was so cool as a kid, I’m glad someone remembers it
I especially loved it becuase of the disney ride references. I remember seeing it as a kid and thinking the apocalyptic style to the rides like it's a small world were so cool.
@@gh0stbn356 I thought the coolest thing was the dark rendition of the it’s a small world theme as you fight the clock tower boss
@@gh0stbn356 also it was amazing because this game is the reason people remember Oswald and the way Disney got the rights to him back
When I was 10 I was TERRIFIED by this game. I played it some years later and I really liked it. It may not be the best platformer out there, but the atmosphere and style are what makes it unique
You're comment makes me feel old since I remember getting this game on Christmas 2010 midway through Middle School.
I just wanna know everything you have on Temsik
@@nyanpirethecat2257 same.
Not gonna lie, things like the Mad Clocktower could be pretty unnerving.
Also, nice pfp you got there.
Fitting, considering how Ghost Trick ends
Nice to see so many people returning to this video!
If Epic Mickey 3 ever happened, I think that the main villain would've been revealed to be Bootleg Pete from "Alice Comedies." Sure, Oswald might have been Walt's first hero character, but Pete came first, not to mention that a lot of people are probably not aware of Pete originally being a bear.
This is kind of approaching fan theory, but perhaps all of the Petes that are in the Wasteland were made by Bootleg Pete, and they serve underneath him to keep on eye on things. Once Mickey arrives and takes care of the both of the games crisis, Bootleg Pete would've set his plan in motion to steal Mickey's heart, humiliate both Mickey and Oswald, and escape back to the real world.
Maybe during the final battle, Bootleg Pete manages to summon the Phantom Blot again, perhaps as a last-desperate move after Mickey and Oswald foil his plans. Things either go wrong due to the Phantom Blot betraying him, or he ends up "fusing" with the it to become "Phantom Pete Blot" or something. (which would also be a great way to bring back one of the original plot points for the first game where Oswald fuses with the Phantom Blot, iirc)
The fusion could be called "Blotleg Pete"
Still absolutely adore Epic Mickey 1. I don’t wanna remember the other two. Underrated classic.
Power of illusion wasn't bad, but it had some annoying enemies and tedious fetch quests in it... plus, the game ends before it gets good! Only 3 bosses man!
I really liked Epic Mickey 2 😔
Concept Art: Epic Mickey
Final Game: Eh, It's Mickey...
It’s the wii man, they couldn’t really recreate the concept art
I mean they were never planning to recrate that art it was the artists testing Disney's limit on darkness
AAAAAAAAAAA I literally just saw the notification and oh my freaking god, Epic Mickey is my favorite game of all time, and no one ever talks about it!
@Samuel Jackson lies
same here!
@@mr.werb15md90 It's really funny too, because I just recently replayed through the first game and started replaying the second game
Man, I loved Epic Mickey despite all its flaws (that camera!). It had so much potential and its concept was actually very clever and oozed Warren Spector's legacy. Who, for me, made the very best action-stealth game of all time (Deus Ex), even to this day. I felt sad when it did not fully execute on its premist and what it actually could - no - should have been.
Ever since the rebrushed announcement, I've been getting a bunch of these in my feed
I got to play a beta build of the first game while taking a tour of Disney Interactive Studios. And the guy accidentally started me off in the final level too lol. Best birthday ever.
What was it like?
@@Felixman128 Mostly the same from what I remember. I know there were differences in the final level though.
@@creativeusername7951 Must of been a very late build
Now, had this been Epic Goofy, it would've been a masterpiece.
I remember hearing that if Epic Mickey 2 did well, then there was going to be a third Epic Mickey game and an Epic Donald game based on the Disney comics universe
Ah hyuck
An Epic Mickey Remake on switch sounds right at home
I’m realizing I need this.
A switch re-release does sound like a good idea. With some fine tuning, I think it could have a huge following.
After years Epic Mickey is finally on the switch
And now they are making a remake on it. Amazing
I remember playing Epic Mickey and loving it, but as I grew I forgot about it. Then, this video showed up in my recommended and I instantly remembered the game(s) in a flash. Thanks for reigniting my childhood memories.
Just gotta add my piece anytime this comes up
Warren’s concept art he made he said in an interview he said he was pushing it as hard as he possibly could for the concept to a point he knew they would be rejected and then they could go from there and tone it down a bit
Unfortunately we were never supposed to see these early ones from what he says so that’s that. We got shown gold we never could have had
It makes me very happy when people post recent videos about Epic Mickey. It is a very nostalgic game for me. The same cannot be said for the sequel. It was such a disappointment that I beat it in less than a day. The only redeeming factor in the sequel is the admittedly cool bosses. But everyone should play the first game if they ever get the chance to do so.
LESS THAN A DAY? ITS TAKEN ME SEVERAL MONTHS!
it's very short if you just ignore all the side missions and went straight to the main story route, doing everything ( especially the hero or paint route ) will probably takes a week or 8 hour or so if you're fast.
I loved Epic Mickey 2. We had it on my family Xbox 360, and one day me and one of my best friends came over to my house to play the game. We beat the whole game together after a few days, and that game just makes me so happy.
Epic Mickey was my first horror game. I used to be a huge scaredy-cat when I was a kid and the dark atmosphere of this game was just the level of horror I could handle. It still gave me nightmares though...
I remember being scared of fighting the first slobber in tomorrow city and I coudlnt progress in the game without asking my dad for help XD
@@naersthebat4129same here I wanted to play it but sometimes I didn’t get past an obstacle all because I was scared of the robot
I really hope Epic Mickey gets a remake. I loved it as a kid.
Well then.
Whos gonna tell em
I had this game when I was little and I loved it. I know it has a lot of missed potential but it introduced me to the world of Floyd Gottfredson's Mickey Mouse comics. Mickey used to be an actually funny and well rounded character who felt a full range of emotions in the 1930s. Around this time a Mickey Mouse Comic strip was created for newspapers. Floyd Gottfredson was brought on as a temporary artist for the strips but ended up illustrating the comic untill his death. The strip had a serialized plot and each story arc was even better than the last. They were all well written and had some fantastic art to boot. Each story was gripping and had elements of danger and mystery in them, as well as creating Mouseton and other characters that would influence the Mickey Mouse Comic universe. I would highly recommend buying the Floyd Gottfredson collections from fantagraphics.
I remember playing this when I was a toddler and I couldn't get past the first level because I was so scared of seeing a plunger trying to rip out Mickey's heart
Good times
I'm glad I'm not the only one here.
I used to be scared of the Giant Piranha Plant in Mario Party DS. Yeah, I was a wimp
I would like to
You're comment is making me feel old since I remember buying this game during Middle School. I still remember when the first trailer dropped and shown off at E3.
I remember thinking that scene was so cool, but being SO disappointed with the machine’s lackluster boss fight
I need to rewatch this now after that announcement
And now it's back.
Bruh I loved the Epic Mickey games as a kid. And even today I still love the entire series! Hopefully at least 1 and 2 get remakes.
@Tyler Jackson go away both are good
19:31 i cant belive bro predicted the future of epic Mickey
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I really liked Epic Mickey 2. I wish there was a 3rd one.
The whole aesthetic and concept of forgotten characters and a dystopian disneyland is so beautiful
I agree. I loved the original so much.
There are 3 games actually, the 3rd one came alongside the 2nd one, but exclusive to the 3ds
@@RayoMcQueen95990 but it's completely different and doesn't follow the same continuinity im pretty sure
@@Mqstodon yeah it's a 2D platformer
I really wanted to see what the Petes were planning in the third game.
LETS GOO ALL THE FANS ARE HEREEE
19:35 How in the world did this man predict the future
A childhood game indeed to me. Thanks for doing this!
Antdude: All these years later we still don't have a modern port of Resident Evil 4 with motion controls
Capcom: Reveals Resident Evil 4 VR
Ahhh Epic Mickey was literally my childhood, so this is sooo nostalgic... I love all the games sooo much. The soundtrack and art style is amazing plus I'm so happy that Oswald was a big part of this game. Best Disney character hands down.
Crazy that now they’re making a remake of epic mickey all these years later, I can’t wait
So who’s here after they announced a remake of the first game?
bruh I played this game as a kid and it gave me nightmares (robot goofy was and still is absolutely terrifying)
when I first played the game, I was too scared to fight the mechanical arm boss.
For me it was the reveal of the real blot that scared me
SAME BRO 😂😂
The Mad Doctor scared the bejesus out of me as a kid. I refused to play the Haunted Manor level, because I knew he was in there.
I recently found my old Nintendo Wii Mini, and my copy of Epic Mickey. For nostalgia purposes, I decided to start playing it again. And WOW. It’s held up surprisingly well. It’s not the best game out there, but damn am I enjoying my digital trip down memory lane.
SOMEONE THAT ACTUALLY KNOWS MONSTER TALE, FINALLY
Anyone who hasn't listened to the clocktower boss theme definitely should, it integrates a super sinister sounding version of its a small world and its super cool
ruclips.net/video/oRxJlv8MkjM/видео.html
came back years after, playability in the demo is soo much better
epic mickey was and forever will be my most nostalgic game oat
Remake/remaster was announced for all current platforms. Epic Mickey Rebrushed.
I didn’t play much of the first game (never got past Petetronic), but what I saw was incredible. The ruined Small World area was great! But you know what the best part was?
The music. Small World’s echoing, clanking sounds and the Clock Tower’s whistling remix of the main theme are amazing!
This game was really cool for me. That clock boss though, and all the side content is so cool, along with the world and scary stuff. I never finished it though.
12:50 he really had perfect timing talking together
A remake developed by Purple Lamp, Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, is scheduled for release on Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S by THQ Nordic in 2024.
Thank you for telling me who is developing the remaster (if it’s a remake, I wouldn’t really know as the announcement trailer looks like a remaster given how similar the game is to the original). I was genuinely curious given the developers were shut down alongside Disney Interactive’s gaming division back in 2016.
@@benstone4291. Would have to be a remake as the source code was almost certainly tossed out years ago when Junction Point was shut down. (And probably dumped into Mickeyjunk Mountain after Disney Interactive were shut down in 2016.)
Who's here after seeing the Epic Mickey remake??
👇
Me! 😂🎉
Right here 🖐
Me 🤣
Pretty much, yeah
Me
That weird fleshy robotic amalgamation is honestly the scariest thing I have ever seen in my life
Who else here found out about Oswald when Epic Mickey came out ?
@A complete and utter mystery exactly
@Tyler Jackson ok bot the woz
Anybody else here because they announced a Switch remaster?
me ✋🏾
I hope Antdude will talk about the remake because his retrospective on games are awesome and I believe hearing him talking about it will be great and he is a very reliable source
“There is definitely potential for more stuff like this”
Oh AntDude, you were so right.
It's quite funny how people have been talking about Epic Mickey more nowadays. LS Mark made a video on it debating if it is just edgy or actually epic, Fawful's Minion made a Blessed or Messed on the video and now AntDude throws his paintbrush into the ring.
Hardly surprising tbh. I’m glad this game’s gotten a cult following and is quickly being recognised as the classic it is. As Ant said, it isn’t the best, but it’s the style and atmosphere that makes it stand out.
Technically, AniMat started it first
This series' is literally just Disney's Undertale
*I'm getting the remaster now*
12:58 What did you expect? The Blot isn't sucking the life out of the Cartoon Wasteland anymore, and everything's sort of back to normal, sort of.
I’ve played the first one a bit, but I grew up playing the second one, so I really have a soft spot for that game
15:37 PS3 didn’t have much lag except for I believe an optional “stealth” section
Im so happy he did this game, this game was my childhood. Sure- the game lost its way, but the world it beheld had to be one of the greatest in video game history.
I REMEMBER EPIC MICKEY PATH PAINTER
IVE BEEN THINKING ABOUT IT FOR YEARS OH MY GOD WHAT A RELIEF TO HEAR THE FRICKEN NAME
I like how Epic Mickey has its own Heartless enemies too.
MY REACTION WHEN THE EPIC MICKEY PORT IS IN THIS DIRECT WAS GOLD
Bro I was so hyped for that!! Never beat it on my original Wii so cannot wait to pick it up again! Here’s hoping the sequel comes at a later date!
@@yothatscrash3092 my disc scratched so that It crashed at the final part 😢
WE'RE SO BACK