"Epic Mickey" Basics Trivia Quiz

Answer: Yen Sid

Yen Sid is the wizard who is known for wearing a blue cloak and wizard's hat which, in the movie "Fantasia", Mickey steals. Yen Sid is "Disney" backwards. When Yen Sid leaves the workshop, Mickey gets to work...

Answer: The mirror

During the beginning video, Mickey is seen entering the workshop. He climbs up on his dresser, and peers inside his mirror, and discovers that he can actually climb INTO the mirror. This is where he messed around with Yen Sid's city, when all things went wrong.

Answer: Shadow Blot

The Shadow Blot is a monster that is made from a mixture of paint and thinner. When Mickey plays with Yen Sid's pen-and-paper city, he sees the Shadow Blot rising from the paper. He tries to stop it by adding thinner to it, but pours more paint on as he does so, creating an even bigger mess, and a bigger monster.

Answer: Wasteland

Wasteland is the name of the city created by Yen Sid. Wasteland is a magical model of "things that have been forgotten". It is based on many Disneyland locations and rides, including very obscure or "forgotten" characters and rides.

Answer: Oswald

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit is first chased down by Mickey at the beginning of the game. At first, it appears that Oswald is the cause of much of Mickey's troubles, though he is usually known as a good guy.

Answer: Gremlin

Gus the Gremlin gives you helpful hints along the way and you first meet him at the very beginning of the game where you follow him to escape a building. Gremlins have the ability to transport themselves places, but Mickey cannot, so he must find his own way to reach the Gremlins when they disappear and expect him to follow.

Answer: Thinner

Mickey can paint or dissolve objects based on which buttons you press. The blue substance is the paint, and the green stuff is the thinner. You can tell what can be painted or what can be dissolved based on your surroundings. Things that can be dissolved are a little more cartoony than the surroundings, and things that can be painted will appear as faint, blinking blobs, to denote a spot where there could be something there, should you paint it.

Answer: Pins

You do collect film reels throughout the game, but they are not gold, silver, and bronze. You can collect film reels in the 2-D parts of the game where you go left and right to get from place to place throughout Wasteland. There at 105 pins total, with some being gold, some silver, some bronze, and some special ones as well for completing certain tasks, or finding hidden chests.

Answer: False

Actually, "Epic Mickey" was not originally to be a Wii game at all. In fact, several years before actually being released as a Wii game, it was originally supposed to be only a PS3 and Xox 360 game. However, in 2008, it was decided that it should become a Wii game.

At first, they did not like the idea of making it a Wii game, but they eventually did. With the way "Epic Mickey" became designed to allow it to be for the Wii, it was decided that it would be released JUST on the Wii, and in 2010, when it was released, it was only released for the one console.

Answer: No

Mickey remains colored throughout this level. Unlike in "Kingdom Hearts", where the "Steamboat Willie" level turns the main characters black and white, too, Mickey remains colored in "Epic Mickey". The "Steamboat Willie" level is one of the 2-D side-scroll levels, that simply get Mickey from one place of Wasteland to the next. He cannot even use paint or thinner in this level.