Mickey Mouse

Mickey Mouse
Franchise	Minnie Mouse
Voice by	Bret Iwan

Not to be confused with: Sorcerer's Apprentice Mickey Mouse

"Ha-ha. Hiya pal, I'm Mickey! Oh, boy! This is gonna be great!"
—Mickey Mouse, when placed on the Disney Infinity Base

Mickey Mouse is a cartoon mouse and the sweetheart of Minnie Mouse. He was originally released as Sorcerer's Apprentice Mickey Mouse, and he is a playable character in Disney Infinity: 3.0 Edition. He was released at launch. He was revealed to be playable via leak.

Abilities

Mickey's style of play is completely different from that of his sorcerer counterpart. He comes equipped with new abilities and new dialogue.

He fights using boxing melee moves, as well as a golf club, that launches enemies into the air, then you can hit them away. He can use a tuba that stuns his enemies, and a fishing rod to pull enemies towards him. He also has a block breaking uppercut. And a finisher which is pulling an enemy toward you with the fishing line and hitting them hard with his golf club,

His ranged attack is similar to Donald's, where he throws different objects like top hats, newspapers, and scrub brushes, while charging it can make Mickey throw cake, drums and paint buckets.

Mickey's special move consists of summoning some of his townsperson friends to assist him in battle, including Donald, Goofy, Pluto, and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit This move starts with Pluto, but the other 3 can be added by upgrading his skill tree. He also has a super jump.

Skill Tree

Mickey's Skill Tree is, like all the other playable characters', divided into branches, that improve different abilities. Following is a list of all the upgrades in the four different branches in Mickey's Skill Tree, plus the 2 Respenders.

Ranged Attack

Name	Description	Notes
Ranged Attack Upgrade	Increases the damage of Mickey's ranged attack.
Gone Fishin'	Mickey casts a fishing line, pulling targets back to him.
Catch and Release - Level 1	Mickey uses a fishing pole to pull a target in, then hits it away with a mighty swing of a golf club.
Catch and Release - Level 2	Increases the frequency with which Mickey can use his Attack Finisher.
Ranged Attack Upgrade	Increases the damage of Mickey's ranged attack.
Band Leader Blast	Delay the first tap, then press to cause Mickey to stun an enemy with a block-breaking tuba blast.	The picture doesn't even show the tuba.
Ranged Attack Upgrade	Increases the damage of Mickey's ranged attack.
Heave Ho	Increases the size and force of the objects Mickey throws.	Turns them into paint buckets cakes and drums.
Flingin' Fast	Reduces the time it takes to charge Heave Ho.
Let 'Er Fly	Reduces the time it takes to charge Heave Ho.

Melee Attack

Name	Description	Notes
Damage Increase	Increases the damage caused by Mickey's combo attack. 1 skill point
Power Disc Recharge Upgrade	Increases the rate at which the Power Disc meter fills.
Power Disc Recharge Upgrade	Increases the rate at which the Power Disc meter fills.
Block Party	Repel an attacking opponent. Tap the 'block' button just before an attack. Requires skilled timing.
Damage Increase	Increases the damage caused by Mickey's combo attack.
Damage Increase	Increases the damage caused by Mickey's combo attack.
Mouse Punch	Delay the second tap to throw a block-breaking uppercut.

Special Move and Power Discs

Name	Description	Notes
Hey, Pluto	Mickey calls on a Pluto townsperson to assist him in attacking nearby enemies.	This is Mickey's Special Move. The picture has Donald instead of Pluto...
Hanging Around	Increases the duration that Mickey's friends stay and help him.
Special Move Bonus	Increases the damage Mickey's team of attacking townspeople toys can do.
Stay Awhile	Increases the duration that Mickey's friends stay and help him.
Special Move Bonus	Increases the damage Mickey's team of attacking townspeople toys can do.
That's Donald For Ya	Mickey calls on a Donald townsperson to assist him in attacking nearby enemies.
My Pal, Goofy	Mickey calls on a Goofy townsperson to assist him in attacking nearby enemies.
Special Move Bonus	Increases the damage Mickey's team of attacking townspeople toys can do.
The Lucky Rabbit	Mickey calls on an Oswald townsperson to assist him in attacking nearby enemies.
Special Move Meter Upgrade	Adds a portion to the Special Move meter. When filled, the Character can activate a Special Move.
Speedy Meter Upgrade	Increases the rate at which the Special Move meter fills when Power Pickups are obtained.
Special Move Meter Upgrade	Adds a portion to the Special Move meter. When filled, the Character can activate a Special Move.

Health and Speed

Name	Description	Notes
Health Boost	Increases Mickey's maximum health.
Mid-Air Recovery	Allows the Character to recover in mid-air by tapping the 'jump' button.
Helping Hand	Decreases the amount of health needed to revive another Character or sidekick.
Helping Hand Upgrade	Decreases the amount of health needed to revive another Character or sidekick.
Health Boost	Increases Mickey's maximum health.
Athletic Jump	Unlocks Mickey's Athletic Jump ability.
Team Player	Decreases the amount of time it takes to revive another Character or sidekick.
Health Boost	Increases Mickey's maximum health.

Respenders

Name	Description	Notes
Respender 1	At level 10, allows you to completely respend all of your skills points. Use it wisely, though. Once purchased, it will be permanently used.
Respender 2	At level 20, allows you to completely respend all of your skills points. Use it wisely, though. Once purchased, it will be permanently used.

Development

The developers played around with the idea of doing the versions of Mickey, Minnie, and Donald from the 2015 flash animated short films, but that idea did not make it to the prototype stage.^[1]

Trivia

He has a costume change disc that gives him his "King Mickey" outfit from Kingdom Hearts, which was exclusive only to members that were present at the D23 Expo which has been a subject to controversy because of players who weren't at the D23 Expo can not get the change disk which lead to the disk being sold online for ludicrous prices.
The friends Mickey summons work just like sidekicks, but they head butt.
The Pluto townsperson than Mickey summons stuns enemies with it's head butt, unlike the others.
There is a glitch when the Goofy summonable friend flies in as Donald but hits the ground as Goofy. Making two Donalds fly in.
Mickey interacts with Donald and vice versa, making them the first characters to interact with each other from game to game, the second is Ultron who can interact with almost all of the 2.0 Marvel characters.
There are many references to the Mickey Mouse Club, including his tuba move, the music and his cane during his special, and the drum with the Club's logo on it.
He has his own power disc, Mickey's Car.
In Disney Infinity 3.0 he has a sky, a texture, and a basic block texture, all farm-ish themed.
There is also a reference to Mickey the beanstalk, there is a rail texture.
Bret Iwan is the second person to voice more than one playable character (Sorcerer's Apprentice Mickey, Mickey Mouse) in the Disney Infinity series. The first person is Troy Baker (Hawkeye, Loki), the third is Matt Lanter (Venom, Anakin Skywalker), the fourth is Adrian Pasdar (Iron Man, Hulkbuster) with the fifth being Roger Craig Smith (Captain America, Captain America - The First Avenger).
Mickey was one of the first characters to be shown full gameplay from events, but they couldn't show special combos, and his standing animations where the same as Sorcerer's Mickey's, probably becuase he was still being developed.
His ranged attack when fully upgraded is stronger than Donald duck's, oddly enough Mickey can throw a cake stronger than an anvil.
If you dodge left or right Mickey will do some strange assumably unused scrap animations, which is him looking over as if something is in the sky, and freezing in place while turning right, this is also on Nick Wilde, because he shares side-dodging animations.