The Wonderful World of "Epic Mickey" Quiz

Answer: Dark Beauty Castle

"Epic Mickey" is like an epic poem; the game starts right in the middle of a fight between Gremlin Gus, who frees Mickey, who aids him in defeating the machine, and the Mad Doctor.
The Mad Doctor was a cartoon created by Disney in 1933, where Mickey has to rescue his dog, Pluto, from the clutches of Doctor XXX, a Mad Scientist who looks much like the Mad Doctor. At the end of the cartoon, Mickey realizes that it was all a nightmare and Pluto jumps up in bed next to him.
In some theaters, this cartoon wasn't shown because the owners of the theater thought it was too frightening for children to handle.

Answer: Gremlin Village

This is the one time you can visit Gremlin village. Take the time to climb the clock tower and gain the rewards up there, especially the golden 100 e-tickets. Watch out for the thinner!

The Gremlins were created by Roald Dahl during World War II in the novel "The Gremlins". A Gremlin is a term used by the Royal Air Force to explain something like a mechanical issue.

Answer: Mean Street

Mean Street is the place to be; it has sidequests, a cinema, an ice cream parlor, a store, a museum, and many other goodies! Enjoy your stay here and take your time... don't forget to turn in any film reels that you have to the usher.

Answer: Thru the Mirror

"Thru the Mirror" is one of Disney's most famous "Mickey Mouse" cartoons, although probably not as famous as "Steamboat Willie". One of the most unique things about this 2D level is that when you go to OsTown, you go from left to right, but when going to Mean Street, you go right to left.

Answer: OsTown

OsTown is a parallel town to the one that Mickey lived in. Even Mickey's house is there... but, it isn't Mickey's house anymore. It belongs to Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, and Minnie Mouse's house has been replaced by the house of Ortensia, the wife of Oswald.

Answer: Oh, Teacher

All four of these cartoons featured Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, however, "Oh, Teacher" wasn't one of the three challenges in Mt. Osmore Caverns.

Also, Mickeyjunk Mountain is one level where you can see how much of effort was put into the game by Junction Point... everything in the environment was designed carefully, and to look exactly like older Disney things about Mickey Mouse. It is kind of ironic/symbolic that Oswald the Lucky Rabbit's throne room is built atop of a mountain of thrown-away Mickey Mouse memorabilia.

Answer: Tomorrow City

Tomorrow City is one place where you should just slow down and look at how much effort Junction Point put into it. You can find so many pins, e-tickets, film reels, bonus content, animatronic parts, and even some dog tags! Just don't become too entranced because the foes there are very unforgiving, especially the blotling Slobber and the Beetleworx Spinners and Tankers...

Answer: Ventureland

Ah, Damien Salt... the poor chap just wants to get his sweetheart, Clarabella, a gift, and leaves it up to Mickey who could either give him some flowers or the source of true happiness: ice cream... Sadly, Clarabella leaves Damien if he gives her ice cream. If you give flowers, you get some pins, three for the flowers, and then the Ventureland Romance Pin as well!

Answer: Bog Easy

Bog Easy... Here you get the Red Badge of Courage. You can make a ton of e-tickets off of Ian, who will buy it off of you for 200 of the things!

But if you do that, you can't help out the other ghosts of the town. It's up to you!

Answer: Inside the Blot

Congratulations if you beat "Epic Mickey"! Twice as much if you did it on your second play through!

What is interesting about the end of the game is that every little decision you made, whether to use Paint or Thinner, to help out a Gremlin or to send him flying, and other such decisions, all influence the outcome of the game, not the actual amount of Pins, film reels or bonus content found. This is a huge decision making game where, yes, items are important, but it isn't necessary to have them to complete the game.