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Crew

**Crew Members** are chips in Disney Speedstorm that amplify some of the Racer's statistics. Players can choose up to 4 Crew Members (one Crew Member at star level 1, two at star level 3, three at star level 4, with the possibility to equip a maximum of 4 Crew Members at star level 5). All Crew Members are characters from the related Disney & Pixar movies.

Crew Members can be Common, Rare or Epic. Common Crew Members only strengthen 1 of common Skills. Rare Crew Members have the ability to amplify 2 of the same statistics, give a skill bonus, and also some of them give extra Loot Point % bonus (needed for Mystery Boxes). Epic Crew Members are the most powerful as they boost all the Racer's statistics, let the Racer start the race with one of the common skills, and also give a bonus to the Unique Skill of the Racer they are attached to (each Epic Crew Member is unique to one Racer).

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Each new Crew Member needs to be unlocked with special Crew Member Shards. After unlocking, the Crew Member has 1 star level. Later on these Shards are used to star up the Crew Member. Each star requires a certain amount of these particular Crew Member Shards. The amount necessary:

Both Common and Rare Crew
 ★★☆☆☆
 ★★★☆☆
 ★★★★☆
 ★★★★★ | +75

Epic Crew
 ★★☆☆☆
 ★★★☆☆
 ★★★★☆
 ★★★★★ | +100

## Deeper Crew upgrade system

Some Crew Members can also enhance your Racer’s Unique and Common Skills, in one of two ways.

1. The first enhancement allows Racers to begin a race with a common skill already equipped so they are able to get an edge on their rivals right from the start line.
2. The second enhancement increases the overall power level of the Racer’s unique skill or a common skill that they pick up during a race.

## Common

 **Stats for all Common chips**

**Skill Enhancement**

**Loot Points Percentage**

## Rare

 **Stats for all Rare chips**

 **Loot Points percentage for Rare chips**

 **Skill Enhancement**

## Epic

**Epic** Crew Members are unique for each single Racer, which means even though other characters are part of the same Collection they cannot use an Epic Crew Member that is not attached to them (only one Epic chip will appear on the list to choose from).

**All stats Bonus Percentage
(Depends on Racer rarity)**

**Starting Skill (Start the race with this skill)**

**Unique Skill Bonus**

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Bagheera

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**Bagheera** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is an Epic Crew Member which means it gives Bonus % to all Racer statistics (depending on the Racer rarity and the Crew Member star level), allows the player to start the race with 1 skill and amplifies the unique skill while used (Shield, Bare Necessities). Bagheera is part of the The Jungle Book Collection.

## Origin

**Bagheera** is the tritagonist of Disney's 1967 animated feature film, *The Jungle Book*. He is a panther who lives in the Jungle where Mowgli is left as an infant.

He is a graceful slender black panther with golden eyes, a pink nose, a gray muzzle and long paws and tail. Apart from being naturally strong and agile, Bagheera is a skilled hunter and fighter who can easily take down his prey and defend himself against dangerous predators.

Bagheera is an adult and surely acts like one when it comes to helping Mowgli, the young human cub left alone in the jungle. Despite being firm, serious and collected, Bagheera has a soft spot for Mowgli, and he is always very protective of the boy. He tries to mentor and guide the young one, helping him navigate through the dangers that lurk within the jungle and learn how to survive in the wild. Mowgli, in return, looks up to Bagheera and listens to his advice.

In addition to his physical abilities, Bagheera is known for his intelligence, and his wisdom becomes evident when Shere Khan, the tiger that everyone in the jungle fears, threatens Mowgli, and Bagheera, realizing the danger, decides that Mowgli must leave the pack for his own safety. However, Bagheera can also look over the situation and learn, which is what happens when he notices the bond between Mowgli and Baloo and reconsiders his previous choice letting the boy stay in the bear's paws.

In The Jungle Book 2, Bagheera's protectiveness can be seen again, as he attempts to keep Mowgli safe from Shere Khan who is planning to take revenge.

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Ted Pauley

**Ted Pauley** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Common Crew Member which means it amplifies only one Racer statistics (Boost) and enhances one skill (Hack). Ted Pauley is part of the Monsters, Inc. Collection.

## Origin

**Ted Pauley** is a minor character in Disney/Pixar's 2001 animated film, "Monsters, Inc." Ted He is a member of the company's Scare team and is known for his distinctive reptilian appearance and his love for his job. Ted is one of the top Scarers in the company – however, an eagle-eyed viewer might notice that his position on the leaderboard is rather low compared to many of his colleagues. As a Scarer, his eyes are his defining feature with one being slightly bigger than the others.

Ted is a monster of few words – though that is to be expected from a monster that does not have a mouth. He is huge and bulky, and he uses his arms while walking, leaning on his enormous fists.

Ted made a short appearance in a promotional advertisement for Monsters, Inc., where his image was featured to illustrate the process of collecting scares. He was also seen among the employees in the final scene.

During a brief period, Ted worked at Monsters, Inc. when a young girl named Boo unintentionally crossed into the monster world due to James P. Sullivan's error. Prior to this, he was involved in energy collection on Scare Floor F, amassing power from children's fears in the human world.

After Boo was taken under the custody of the Child Detection Agency (CDA) and the company's CEO Henry J. Waternoose's nefarious actions were exposed, Ted and his colleagues congregated outside the company, waiting for the CDA to depart. It was during this time that Mike and Sulley realized that laughter could be harnessed for energy, and this revelation transformed the scare team into laughter collectors.

Ted was part of the crew attending the company's theatrical production "Put That Thing Back Where It Came From Or So Help Me", showcasing the life of monsters.

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Best Friends Box

**Best Friends Box** contains only Crew Members Shards for Epic Crew Members from the first 6 Collections that were introduced into the game in the Closed Beta stage. It can be purchased with Tokens. This is a temporary offer that first appeared in the Shop on 29.12.2023 before New Year Holidays during the 5th Season of the game and along with the event to unlock Ortensia.
Chip

**Chip** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Common Crew Member which means it amplifies only one Racer statistics (Boost) and enhances one skill (Cloak). Chip is part of the Beauty and the Beast Collection.

## Origin

**Chip** is a supporting character in Disney's 1991 animated feature film, *Beauty and the Beast*. He is a son of Mrs. Potts, a seven-year-old boy transformed into a teacup after the Enchantress put a spell on the Beast's castle and turned all its inhabitants into furniture, and the prince himself into the Beast. By the end of the movie Chip, his mom and everyone else are transformed back into humans.

Chip is an adorable and curious little teacup. He is one of the many enchanted objects in the Beast's castle and is the son of Mrs. Potts, the castle's head housekeeper. Despite being small and fragile, Chip is a very outgoing, friendly and sweet-natured child who enjoys making people laugh, especially Belle after she starts living in the castle.

When he first appears on the screen, he is filled with tea for Maurice. Maurice tickles Chip with his mustache in a sweet moment that makes Chip chuckle. But when the Beast confronts Maurice, Chip hides behind Mrs. Potts.

Later, when Belle shows up looking for her father, Chip alerts his mom about the girl's presence. Initially questioned, his words are confirmed when Fifi claims to have seen the girl, too. After that, Chip, accompanied by Mrs. Potts, offers Belle some tea. He shows a trick by blowing bubbles, but gets scolded by Mrs. Potts.

The little teacup is one of those who first notice Belle and Beast's growing connection, when he sees Belle tending Beast's wounds. From the dialogue between Chip and Mrs. Potts, it is noticeable that he is way too young to understand what love is and how it works.

At the movie's turning point, Chip joins Belle on her journey to save Maurice, hiding in her suitcase. When he comes out, he asks why she left, but Gaston interrupts their conversation. Chip's resourcefulness helps them escape from captivity and leads them back to the castle.

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Pedro

### Available for Racers

Daisy Duck, Donald Duck, Goofy, Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Steamboat Mickey, Steamboat Pete

### Release date

June 2022

**Pedro** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Common Crew Member which means it amplifies only one Racer statistics (Top-Speed) and enhances one skill (Fire). Pedro is part of the Mickey and Friends Collection.

## Origin

**Pedro** is a Disney character who first appeared in the 1942 animated short, "Saludos Amigos". He is a small airplane who lives in Chile with his parents.

During the plot of "Saludos Amigos", Pedro takes center stage as the main character. He wants to be just like his father, known as Papa Plane, recognized for ferrying mail across the Chile-Argentina route. Pedro learns the nuances of the Santiago-Mendoza postal route through aviation instruction, emulating his father's heritage. Pedro starts on a voyage to Mendoza, his first mission involving mail retrieval, in defiance of his parents' inability to perform the postal route.

Pedro's trip is briefly delayed when flying through the Upsallata Pass, when he encounters Aconcagua, the enormous mountain he has to go over. Pedro feels a rush of delight when he arrives in Mendoza and completes his duty, expecting his parents' approbation. However, disregarding his parents' advice to avoid downdrafts and Aconcagua, Pedro pursues a condor back to the difficult mountain, surrendering to fear in the face of the approaching storm.

Pedro's return to the airport is full of difficulties since he gets caught in a torrential downpour and lacks vision on his return journey. His survival is doubtful as he runs out of gasoline and is enveloped by the storm. Contrary to his parents' expectations, Pedro survives the storm and arrives at the airport with his mail intact. The cargo turns out to be a postcard, much to his astonishment, but his parents' pleasure and his personal sense of success remain unshakable, having completed the assignment and confirming his self-satisfaction.

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Boost

**Boost** is a skill in Disney Speedstorm. It gives Racers extra nitro fuel that can be used to increase their speed.

To activate Boost a player needs to pick up an item on the road and press a skill button. To use the charged version a player needs to press the charge button.

**Normal** Instantly gain a moderate amount of nitro fuel.

**Charged** Gain a large amount of nitro fuel over time: slightly more than with an uncharged boost.

The amount of nitro fuel depends on the Racer's star level (from 1 to 5). However, Boost does not always have the possibility to use the full extent of its power. Some Racers have this gradation and can get more fuel for each Racer star, while others always have Boost on level 1.

### Racers that use Boost with star related levels

* Angel
* Belle
* Bo Peep
* Elizabeth Swann
* Genie
* Hercules
* Mike Wazowski
* Mulan
* Olaf
* Oswald
* WALL-E

### Racers that always have Boost on level 1

* Aladdin
* Baloo
* Beast
* Donald Duck
* Gaston
* Jafar
* Jessie
* Jumba
* Kristoff
* Meg
* Minnie Mouse
* Steamboat Pete

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George Sanderson

**George Sanderson** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Common Crew Member which means it amplifies only one Racer statistics (Top-Speed) and enhances one skill (Fire). George Sanderson is part of the Monsters, Inc. Collection.

## Origin

**George Sanderson** is a minor character in Disney/Pixar's 2001 animated film, *Monsters, Inc.* Much like Sulley and Randall, George works as a scarer on Scare Floor F at Monsters, Inc., and has a good bond with his partner, Charlie, even describing their relationship as "like brothers". He has an orange fur coat with yellow stripes, and his head is topped with a horn.

When he first appears on the screen, he has a child's sock on his back. His assistant notices this, gasps and yells, "23-19! We have a 23-19!" When the CDA officials arrive, they take the sock off George's back. When George thinks the pain is done, the agents shave him, shower him, and put a cone on his head. George yells in agony as one of the agents rips a bandage off his back as the CDA departs.

Later, Sulley places some of Boo's toys in George's locker. When George opens it the following day, the toys fall on top of his head, and Charlie calls the CDA agents once more. They arrive and jump on George again, this time putting more cones on him, which further reduces his self-assurance.

Later in the story, George loses confidence but Charlie eventually convinces him to try again, and just as he's about to do it, Sulley suddenly bashes through the door and charges through George. A sock lands on George's chest. When Charlie is going to call for the CDA once again, an irate George shoves the sock into his mouth, throws him through the door and shuts it. Satisfied, George strolls out whistling. He is one of the workers present when Mr. Waternoose, the firm CEO, is detained and brought away by the CDA.

When the movie is over, George's fur has grown back, and he now works independently on the brand-new Laugh Floor, making kids laugh rather than attempting to scare them. He can be seen carrying a sledgehammer and a watermelon, suggesting that he intends to smash one with the other (a la Gallagher's Sledge-O-Matic joke).

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Erik and Francis

**Erik and Francis** are a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Common Crew Member which means it amplifies only one Racer statistics (Combat) and enhances one skill (Fire). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus. Erik and Francis are part of the Frozen Collection.

## Origin

**Erik and Francis** are minor antagonists in Disney's 2013 animated feature film, *Frozen*. Bodyguards to the Duke of Weselton, they accompany their employer on his journey to Arendelle, and later assist him in his attempts to capture Elsa.

Erik and Francis first appear alongside the Duke when he enters the kingdom of Arendelle from the docks. As the Duke approaches the castle gates, he accidentally expresses out loud to the duo his excitement at exploiting the kingdom's riches. Erik and Francis later attend the coronation ball, where they are witness to Elsa revealing her powers. After the Duke deems her magic dangerous, he orders the duo to capture her, but before they are able to do so they are nearly killed when Elsa instinctively lets out a blast of magic.

As Elsa escapes, she accidentally causes an eternal winter to fall over Arendelle, prompting a panicked duke to order Erik and Francis to hunt after her. Princess Anna intervenes, causing the Duke to take cover behind Erik and Francis in the mistaken belief she too has magical powers. When Anna fails to return from her search for her sister, the Duke volunteers his two bodyguards to go with Prince Hans to find Elsa, though secretly orders them to eliminate her should they find her.

Arriving at Elsa's palace, the group is confronted by Elsa's guardian, Marshmallow, but Erik and Francis spot Elsa hiding behind a door and chase after her. Ignoring orders from the prince that she not be harmed, they corner her and attempt to kill her, but Elsa fights back, pushing them back with her powers. After Hans is able to calm her down from killing the duo, Francis attempts to shoot her with his crossbow, though Hans' intervention causes it to hit the chandelier instead, causing it to fall to the ground and render Elsa unconscious. After the curse on Arendelle is finally lifted, Erik and Francis were escorted back onto the Duke's ship for attempting to murder the Queen.

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Crankyhead Star Box

**Crankyhead Star Box** contains Racer Shards, Crew Members Shards and Upgrade materials from the Lilo & Stitch and more specifically Star Chaser Captain Gantu. It can be purchased with Season Coins but has a limit of 2 purchases per day. This is a temporary offer that first appeared in the Shop on **10.11.2023** during the 4th Season of the game.
Mrs. Hasagawa

**Mrs. Hasagawa** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Rare Crew Member which means it amplifies two Racer statistics (Acceleration and Boost) and enhances one skill (Hack). Mrs. Hasagawa is part of the Lilo & Stitch Collection.

## Origin

**Mrs. Lynne Hasagawa** is a minor character in the "Lilo & Stitch" franchise, known for her small stature, kind nature, and occasional forgetfulness. She runs a fruit stand where she sells delicious fruits to locals and visitors.

In the "Lilo & Stitch" film, Mrs. Hasagawa catches the attention of Nani, who seeks a job at her fruit stand. However, communication becomes comical as Mrs. Hasagawa doesn't grasp Nani's intention at first. Their encounter takes an unexpected turn when Stitch, during one of his mischievous moments, collides with Mrs. Hasagawa, leaving her with a watermelon stuck on her head, and Stitch playfully poking out from the top.

Throughout "Lilo & Stitch: The Series", Mrs. Hasagawa makes several appearances, and we discover that she has a peculiar habit of adopting creatures she believes are cats but are, in fact, experiments from Jumba's lab. These experiments get activated when Mrs. Hasagawa mistakes their pods for apricots and washes them, creating amusing chaos.

In a crossover episode with "American Dragon: Jake Long", Lao Shi, the elderly dragon master, develops a fondness for Mrs. Hasagawa. Though their bond is touching, it eventually leads to both characters parting ways.

During the events of "Leroy & Stitch", it is revealed that Mrs. Hasagawa has yet another experiment under her care. This cloud-like experiment assists her by watering the fruits at her stand.

Despite her occasional forgetfulness, Mrs. Hasagawa is a nice character, and her fruit stand plays a recurring role in the series. Her humorous encounters with Lilo, Nani, and the experiments add charm to the overall story.

With her collection of adopted "cats", Mrs. Hasagawa has unwittingly become connected to the otherworldly events of Lilo and Stitch. Though not fully aware of the alien origins of her "cats" (who are actually Jumba's experiments), her endearing presence and nurturing spirit make her a delightful addition to the franchise.

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Lonesome Ghosts

### Available for Racers

Daisy Duck, Donald Duck, Goofy, Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Steamboat Mickey, Steamboat Pete

### Release date

18 April 2023

**Lonesome Ghosts** are a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Rare Crew Member which means it amplifies two Racer statistics (Handling and Combat) and enhances one skill (Cloak). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus. Lonesome Ghosts are part of the Mickey and Friends Collection.

## Origin

The **Lonesome Ghosts**, a quartet of mischievous spirits named Jasper, Grubb, Boo, and Moss, find their haunt within an old manor. Having very few visitors, they start feeling like their life is monotonous and lonesome, which is why they are called "Lonesome Ghosts".

They mainly appear in the animated short "Lonesome Ghosts". During a frosty winter, the ghosts complain about the lack of people to scare. A newspaper advertising for the Ghost Exterminators, a ghost-hunting firm, happens to grab their notice. Taking advantage of the situation, they successfully entice Mickey, Donald, and Goofy inside their house by claiming that it is haunted.

The tables are quickly turned on the spirits, when, after a sequence of comedic incidents involving barrels of flour and molasses, the trio unintentionally convert themselves into ghost-like beings. This unintentional transformation frightens the Lonesome Ghosts to the point of fleeing the mansion.

The Ghosts also appear in other media, for example, in the animated series called "Bonkers", one of the Lonesome Ghosts takes on an antagonistic role in the episode "When the Spirit Moves You", where Bonkers and Miranda attempt to capture him.

The Lonesome Ghosts also find a place in the "House of Mouse", making brief appearances and participating in the hostile takeover depicted in "Mickey's House of Villains", where the ghosts' title short is part of the film. In the episode "House Ghosts", they also play a part in scaring Pete and amusingly pranking him by tugging his underwear.

Their spectral journey continues in "The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse", where they find themselves in the episode "Houseghosts". Here, the Lonesome Ghosts abuse Mickey's kindness and temporarily settle in his home, looking for a place to stay when their own home is destroyed as a result of their disruptive behavior. In an unexpected twist, Mickey finds out that they are scared of sweetness, so he uses it to make them to leave.

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Teleport

**Teleport** is a skill in Disney Speedstorm. It teleports Racers forward on the track.

To activate Teleport a player needs to pick up an item on the road and press the skill button. Teleport instantly moves the player forward on the track for a distance that depends on how far behind the player is from the first place and what position exactly they are on: the distance a Racer is teleported when **closer** to 1st position is **shorter** than the distance a Racer is teleported when **further** from 1st position.

After the Closed Beta ended, Teleport has been turned into a Catch-up Skill that is now available to all Racers. It helps to change the situation when a player is falling behind.

## During Closed Beta (Archived)

If the player presses the button instantly, they get to teleport along the track. If they hold the button, they can activate a slower teleport that Stuns opponents on the way.

The duration of the skill depends on the Racer's star level (from 1 to 5). However, Teleport does not always have the possibility to use the full extent of its power. Some Racers have this gradation and can get a farther teleportation for each Racer star, while others always have Teleport on level 1.

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The Emperor of China

**The Emperor of China** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Common Crew Member which means it amplifies only one Racer statistics (Combat) and enhances one skill (Bomb). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus. The Emperor of China is part of the Mulan Collection.

## Origin

**The Emperor of China** is a supporting character in Disney's 1998 animated feature film, "Mulan". He is a very wise man, and unlike his advisor Chi-Fu he saw the strength and bravery in Mulan after the war, so much that he offered her a spot in the council which she respectfully declined.

The Emperor is portrayed as an elderly man with a kind face and a gentle personality. He has a long white beard and wears traditional Chinese robes that signify his status as the leader of the nation. Despite his advanced age, he is still physically fit and capable of defending himself if necessary.

Personality-wise, the Emperor is extremely knowledgeable and judicious. Regardless of the strict gender-related rules, he appreciates Mulan's achievements and rewards her. He is also fearless which is demonstrated during the scene with Shan Yu threatening him in front of the whole country when the Emperor refuses to surrender.

Despite his authority and power, the Emperor is also a compassionate and empathetic leader. He cares deeply about the welfare of his subjects and is always willing to listen to their concerns. He is known for his generosity and his willingness to help those in need.

At the end of the film, the Emperor recognizes Mulan's bravery and intelligence, and encourages her to embrace her true potential. Noticing the romantic atmosphere around the two, the Emperor gives Shang a hint that he will not be able to find such a women ever again, so he should go after her.

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CDA Agents

**CDA Agents** are a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Rare Crew Member which means it amplifies two Racer statistics (Top-Speed and Acceleration) and enhances one skill (Bomb). CDA Agents are part of the Monsters, Inc. Collection.

## Origin

The **CDA Agents** are supporting characters in Disney/Pixar's 2001 animated film, *Monsters, Inc.* The CDA - Child Detection Agency - are an association concerned with the protection of the people of Monstropolis, primarily against the dangers posed by humanity. The CDA are known for how thoroughly they perform their duties – even the most minor risks of contamination are treated with the utmost seriousness.

At Monsters University, the CDA makes its initial chronological appearance. The emergency was proclaimed after Sulley and Mike entered the Human World, and the CDA was sent to take control of the situation. Roz is seen in charge of the situation (as an easter egg).

At many points, their unwavering dedication to their work is played for laughs, and could even come across as ineptitude – yet, as Roz reveals, the organization as a whole is much more tuned-in to the inner workings of Monsters, Inc. than one might assume. With the help of Mike Wazowski, the CDA are given the evidence necessary to confirm their suspicions around the illegal activities being performed at Monsters, Inc., as well as learning of the involvement of Henry J. Waternoose.

Despite the fact that they take every potential hazard seriously - which can come at the expense of the likes of George Sanderson - the CDA are not unreasonable; they take Mike's claims seriously, even after he has assaulted one of their agents.

The Child Detection Agency transforms into the Comedy Detection Agency after Sulley learns that giggles are more potent than cries, according to Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor. Their duties also shift to determining whether a joke is hilarious or not. The corporate musical performance "Put that item back where it came from or so help me" required them to serve as ushers as well. If that occurred, it might be assumed that CDA would have disintegrated and disposed of their biohazard suits.

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Nick Schmidt

**Nick Schmidt** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Common Crew Member which means it amplifies only one Racer statistics (Acceleration) and enhances one skill (Shot). Nick Schmidt is part of the Monsters, Inc. Collection.

## Origin

**Nick Schmidt** is a minor character in Disney/Pixar's 2001 animated film, *Monsters, Inc.* Unlike Sulley or Randall, Nick is not known to have any kind of signature style or technique for scaring. Nonetheless, he is one of the top scarers at Monsters, Inc. When not on the clock, Nick is seen to have a relatively simple life – though he likely would not complain if the likes of the Hidden City Café were to make more accommodations for his lanky stature.

Nick has a distinctive appearance characterized by his pink skin tone, accentuated by orange stripes adorning his legs. He is easily recognizable due to his towering height (6 feet 9 inches (206 cm), according to his Scare Card), accompanied by large hands and long arms and legs. His head is comparatively small, and he has a set of sharp teeth. His Scare Card also provides information about his weight — 163 pounds (74 kg). He comes from the town of Creepsville, and his birthday is 9th July.

During his time at Monsters, Inc., Nick is a scarer on the tenth position on the prestigious Scarer's Leaderboard. He is friends with another scarer Pete Ward. Nick's first appearance is in the company of fellow scarers as they make their way to their designated workstations. When he is later interviewed about Boo, he greatly exaggerates the night’s events. Whether or not he truly believes that she has the abilities of flight and laser vision or if he was simply a tall monster telling taller tales remains to be seen.

Nick briefly appears again in "Monsters University", where a younger and comparatively smaller version of him makes a cameo as a background character on the campus when Mike Wazowski starts his journey at the university.

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Bomb

**Bomb** is a skill in Disney Speedstorm. It lets Racers throw a bomb that can cause an explosion on the track.

To activate Bomb a player needs to pick up an item on the road and press a skill button. To use the skill backwards a player needs to press the backwards button. To activate the charged version a player needs to press the charge button.

**Normal** Throw one small bomb a short distance ahead of you. The bomb explodes on impact, Stunning all opponents in the area.

**Backwards** Throw one small bomb behind you. The bomb explodes on impact, Stunning all opponents in the area.

**Charged** Throw one small bomb a long distance ahead of you. The bomb explodes on impact, Stunning all opponents in the area.

The amount of bombs depends on the Racer's star level (from 1 to 5). However, Bomb does not always have the possibility to use the full extent of its power. Some Racers have this gradation and can get a bigger bomb for each Racer star, while others always have Bomb on level 1.

### Racers that use Bomb with star related levels

* Donald Duck
* Gaston
* Hades
* Hans
* Jessie
* Jumba
* Meg
* Oswald
* Randall
* Shang
* Steamboat Pete
* Stitch

### Racers that always have Bomb on level 1

* Buzz Lightyear
* Celia Mae
* Elsa
* Genie
* Jafar
* Kristoff
* Mickey Mouse
* Mowgli
* Sulley

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Sven

* Lvl 1
* Lvl 2
* Lvl 3
* Lvl 4
* Lvl 5

**Sven** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is an Epic Crew Member which means it gives Bonus % to all Racer statistics (depending on the Racer rarity and the Crew Member star level), allows the player to start the race with 1 skill and amplifies the unique skill while used (Rush, Survival Skills). Sven is part of the Frozen Collection.
Parrot

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* Lvl 2
* Lvl 3
* Lvl 4
* Lvl 5

**Parrot** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is an Epic Crew Member which means it gives Bonus % to all Racer statistics (depending on the Racer rarity and the Crew Member star level), allows the player to start the race with 1 skill and amplifies the unique skill while used (Shot, Steamboat Wheel). Parrot is part of the Mickey and Friends Collection.

## Origin

**Parrot** is a minor character in the Mickey Mouse universe that made its debut in the animated short "Steamboat Willie" on November 18, 1928. Originally a member of the livestock aboard Pete's steamboat, the Parrot's source of enjoyment is making clever remarks about Mickey Mouse.

The Parrot mocks Mickey in "Steamboat Willie" after Mickey has slipped on a bar of soap and laughs. As Mickey goes away, he tosses a bucket of water at the Parrot, who squawks for aid. The Parrot then flies through a window, taunting Mickey and provoking him to toss a half-peeled potato. The potato strike knocks the Parrot into the river. Mickey is satisfied with his little revenge, bringing the drama to a close.

Due to the film's audio quality, the parrot's squawks seem inaudible, however, if one listens carefully, it becomes apparent that the Parrot actually says, "Hope ya don't feel hurt, big boy! Ha ha ha ha ha!" when mocking Mickey. After Mickey causes the Parrot to fall into water, the Parrot exclaims, "Help! Help! Man overboard!"

The Parrot makes a brief appearance in "The Barn Dance" as Minnie's pet. It looks unimpressed by Minnie's suitors, Pete and Mickey. The colored version of the short reveals that the Parrot has a yellow beak and green feathers.

In "The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse" episode called "An Ordinary Date", the Parrot serves as a singing telegram from Minnie to Mickey. However, the Parrot's goals collide with those of the Tuppence birds, and the Parrot has a conflict with them. They start fighting, ruining Minnie and Mickey's surprise. Notably, in this series the Parrot's feathers revert to black and grey, the way they looked in "Steamboat Willie", but he keeps his the yellow beak from "The Barn Dance".

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Classes/Defender

**Defender** is one of the Classes in Disney Speedstorm. It defines the playstyle of characters that belong in this class, including their Stats Bonus, Dash Bonus, Manual Boost Bonus and a Common Skill set.

Racers-Defenders:

* Baloo
* Buzz Lightyear
* Celia Mae
* Elizabeth Swann
* Elsa
* Genie
* Goofy
* Jumba
* Kristoff
* Shang
* Steamboat Mickey

## Stats Bonus

There are general stats bonuses that each Racer class has an advantage in. The Defender class has an upper hand in **Acceleration** and **Combat** which means a Racer accelerates faster than those whose Acceleration stat is lower, and also the duration of stun applied when hitting or being hit by rival Racers is longer than those whose Combat stat is lower. Crew Members have the ability to affect all stats, so it is possible to upgrade these featured statistics even further.

Each statistics gets upgraded once every 5 levels on rotation:

## Dash Bonus

**Dashing** is a game mechanics available to all characters at any point during a race. Pressing a dash button a Racer can purposely bump into their rivals to disrupt them and take advantage of the situation. Each class has a different effect from such bumping, and the Defender class's unique effect is getting Shield after hitting rivals, which protects the Defender Racer from one hit.

## Manual Boost Bonus

**Manual Boost** can be enabled by pressing a boost button after the boost bar on the top of the screen has been filled with nitro fuel. There are different options for getting nitro fuel, however, the Defender class can gain it by driving in their rivals' slipstream (right behind them) to be able to activate the Boost and overtake them.

## Skill Focus

Since **Defenders** are all about defending themselves from their opponents' attacks, the skills they are able to pick up on the road always include one that helps against being attacked: either Shield or Cloak, depending on a specific Racer. Shield can protect from 1 hit (not only rivals but also various obstacles on the road) or attack a rival if used Charged. Cloak hides a Racer visually and lets them ignore all attacks and obstacles for the duration of the effect, and Charged usage also allows to Stun rivals in a radius when the hiding effect finishes.

Other 3 skills and the Unique Skill differ from one Racer to another.
Royal Guards of Arendelle

**Royal Guards of Arendelle** are a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Common Crew Member which means it amplifies only one Racer statistics (Acceleration) and enhances one skill (Rush). Royal Guards of Arendelle are part of the Frozen Collection.

## Origin

The **Royal Guards** are minor characters in Disney's 2013 animated feature film, *Frozen*, and the 2019 sequel *Frozen II*. They are mostly seen patrolling the castle in Arendelle and providing protection during important events.

After King Agnarr and Queen Iduna decided to hide Elsa's burgeoning magical powers, the Royal Guards proceeded to close the gates to the castle. Upon the death of the king and queen, they could be seen in attendance at the memorial service, and later patrolled the castle grounds during Elsa's crowning as queen and the subsequent coronation ball. When Elsa's powers were revealed and she fled the castle with her sister Anna following close behind, the guards assisted Prince Hans, who had been left in charge of the kingdom, in passing out cloaks to the Arendellian citizens to keep warm.

After Anna's horse returned without her, a number of guards volunteered to accompany Prince Hans on his journey to find her. Upon their arrival at Elsa's ice palace, they assisted the prince in battling Marshmallow, and later assisted Kristoff in bringing Anna back to Arendelle. After the treachery of Hans was revealed, the guards threw him into a cell, as well as escorting the Duke of Weselton and his bodyguards back to their ship.

A small group of guards, led by Lieutenant Mattias, became trapped in the Enchanted Forest following a conflict between Arendelle and the Norhtuldra. They were discovered by Elsa and Anna, and though they were initially mistrustful of Elsa's magic, they ultimately swore allegiance to her and aided the sisters in discovering the truth of the conflict. Following Elsa and Anna's actions, they were freed from the forest and finally returned to Arendelle.

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Mystery Box

**Mystery Box** is a loot container given on a special level in Season Tour mode where players can receive up to 20 Upgrade materials per chapter for completing Race Goals. Each Box provides 2 tries per 8 hours, and a useful material is given every 100 Loot Points.

**More Loot Points can be gained by using special Crew Members which have the statistics that amplify the Loot Points %.**

	1. Season 04: The Cave of Wonders (Aladdin)
	2. Season 05: Let It Go (Frozen)
2. Early Access
	1. Season 01: Unafraid (Monster's Inc)
	2. Season 02: To Infinity and Beyond (Toy Story)
	3. Season 03: 'Ohana (Lilo & Stitch)
3. Archived
	1. Closed Beta Season 01: Honor and Glory (Mulan)
Fire

**Fire** is a skill in Disney Speedstorm. It creates a fiery aura around Racers that Stuns opponents.

To activate Fire a player needs to pick up an item on the road and press a skill button. To use the skill backwards a player needs to press the backwards button. To activate the charged version a player needs to press the charge button.

**Normal** Activate a fiery aura for a very short period of time. The aura Stuns opponents you touch.

**Backwards** Create a fire trail for a very short period of time that Stuns opponents when they touch it.

**Charged** Create a big fiery explosion that Stuns opponents within its radius.

The aura length and trail duration depend on the Racer's star level (from 1 to 5). However, Fire does not always have the possibility to use the full extent of its power. Some Racers have this gradation and can get a longer aura and trail duration for each Racer star, while others always have Fire on level 1.

### Racers that use Fire with star related levels

* Buzz Lightyear
* Captain Gantu
* Donald Duck
* Gaston
* Jessie
* Kristoff
* Meg
* Minnie Mouse
* Mowgli
* Stitch
* Sulley

### Racers that always have Fire on level 1

* Belle
* Bo Peep
* Figment
* Genie
* Jumba
* Lilo
* Mulan
* Oswald
* Shang

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Luki

**Luki** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Common Crew Member which means it amplifies only one Racer statistics (Handling) and enhances one skill (Boost). Luki is part of the Lilo & Stitch Collection.

## Origin

**Luki** is the friendly owner of the Shave Ice store and cart in both *Lilo & Stitch* and its TV series adaptation, *Lilo & Stitch: The Series*. He takes pleasure in serving Shave Ice to his customers, including the main characters Lilo and Stitch. Although not much is revealed about his personality due to his brief appearances, he gets along well with both Lilo and Stitch and is one of the few people who are not annoyed by them.

In the original *Lilo & Stitch* film, in which he only appears very briefly and does not speak, Luki is portrayed wearing a blue shirt, dark blue pants, and white tennis shoes. He sports round-rimmed glasses and has fair white skin, with slightly shaggy brown hair in the front.

However, in *Lilo & Stitch: The Series*, Luki's appearance undergoes some changes. He now wears blue glasses and a beige collared shirt, with tanner skin and more well-kept dark brown hair.

Throughout the series, Luki makes intermittent appearances, and he now talks on-screen. He is shown serving Shave Ice to Lilo and Stitch, and at times, he interacts with other characters, offering them the sweet treat. In a couple episodes, he provides a sense of purpose and fulfillment to a couple experiments, Experiments 523 (Slushy) and 344 (Dupe), giving them their "one true place" of making Shave Ice. He's also revealed in another episode to have a habit of talking to himself, which amuses Lilo and Stitch.

Despite his limited screen time, Luki plays a heartwarming role in the series, contributing to the vibrant and charming world of *Lilo & Stitch*.

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Maps/Arendelle

**Arendelle** is a map dedicated to the Frozen Collection.

The map features recognizable thematical surroundings and gives a feeling of driving around Arendelle - the kingdom previously ruled by King Agnarr and Queen Iduna, and later Elsa and Anna. The map consists of three parts with smooth transitions to switch between them. One part of the map resembles the North Mountain with Elsa's Ice Palace for players to drive right into, while another part leads to a spacious frozen fjord with multiple ships covered in snow which then turns into the main part of Arendelle - the town. Different parts of the map present different objects in the cartoon's style such as:

* Snow everywhere: snowflakes, ice patterns, snowmen, ice sculptures and spikes, snow storms, trees covered in snow;
* Frozen fjord with moving ice floes to slow down the players;
* Frozen ships covered in snow;
* Elsa's Palace made of ice;
* Arendelle's houses, narrow streets and flags;
* Giant icicles that rain down on the track inside Elsa's Palace and even the palace itself firing giant snowballs onto the path inside it to stun Racers;
* And a lot more!

The map has 8 variations where the race starts and finishes:

**Snow-Covered Kingdom****The North Mountain****The Village****Sheets of Ice****Icy Road to the Palace****The Frozen Pass****Icy Winter****Forging Ahead**

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Grand Pabbie

* Lvl 1
* Lvl 2
* Lvl 3
* Lvl 4
* Lvl 5

**Grand Pabbie** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is an Epic Crew Member which means it gives Bonus % to all Racer statistics (depending on the Racer rarity and the Crew Member star level), allows the player to start the race with 1 skill and amplifies the unique skill while used (Shield, Love Thaw). Grand Pabbie is part of the Frozen Collection.

## Origin

**Grand Pabbie** is a supporting character in Disney's 2013 animated feature film, *Frozen* and the 2019 sequel *Frozen II*. Leader of a group of trolls that live in the Valley of the Living Rock, he has the magical ability to heal the sick and injured.

King Agnarr and Queen Iduna brought Anna to the trolls after she was struck by Elsa's ice powers, seeking their assistance in healing their daughter. After revealing themselves, the assembled trolls parted to allow Grand Pabbie to approach the family, before he proceeded to examine Anna's injury. He was able to cure the young princess by cleansing her of magic, and then altered Anna's memories so she would no longer remember Elsa's powers. Turning to Elsa, he told her that she would have to learn to control her abilities, which could otherwise be dangerous. The king then assures Grand Pabbie that he and his wife will do everything they can to ensure no-one else gets hurt.

Years later, after Elsa's powers are revealed, Anna sets out to find her sister when she flees, but is once again accidentally hit by Elsa's powers, causing her to slowly freeze to death. Believing Grand Pabbie could save her, Kristoff brought the princess to the valley. Grand Pabbie was unable to help, however, stating that only an act of true love could break the curse.

After Elsa awakened the spirits of the Enchanted Forest, forcing the citizens of Arendelle to evacuate, Grand Pabbie arrived with the other trolls shortly after. He counselled Elsa and Anna that a secret from Arendelle's past was causing the conflict with the spirits, and advised them to seek out the voice calling to Elsa. Later, as a massive wave rushed towards the kingdom, Grand Pabbie watched on as Elsa blocked the water with her magic, saving the kingdom.

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Cogsworth

**Cogsworth** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Rare Crew Member which means it amplifies two Racer statistics (Top-Speed and Combat) and enhances one skill (Hack). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus. Cogsworth is part of the Beauty and the Beast Collection.

## Origin

**Cogsworth** is a supporting character in Disney's 1991 animated feature film, *Beauty and the Beast*. He is a castle majordomo transformed into a walking pendulum clock after the Enchantress put a spell on the Beast's castle and turned all its inhabitants into furniture, and the prince himself into the Beast. By the end of the movie, he is transformed back into his original human form.

Cogsworth is a small, sturdy clock with a brown wooden case, an ivory-colored face, and gold hands. He is dressed in a red coat and a waistcoat, and his eyes and mouth are represented by two small dials on the clock face. He has a rectangular shape and stands on two small feet. His nose is the nail head that holds clock hands together on his face, and he also has big oval-shaped eyes with eyebrows.

Despite his small size, Cogsworth is quite bossy and likes to give orders to others which often contradict Lumiere's actions. He takes his role as majordomo very seriously, and he has a sharp wit and a slightly pompous demeanor, reflecting his high rank in the castle hierarchy. However, he is also kind-hearted and genuinely cares for everyone in the castle.

Cogsworth is loyal and highly organized, he dislikes change and chaos. He respects the castle rules and does not take no for an answer when it comes to enforcing them. He often gets anxious and flustered when things are not going according to plan, however, he always does his best to protect his friends and his master.

As Belle appears, Cogsworth, even though cautious of her, helps Lumiere and other enchanted objects to break the curse by trying to make Belle fall in love with Beast. He takes charge and decorates the ballroom creating romantic atmosphere to help the couple see each other in a new light and hopefully break the curse.

Over time, Cogsworth notices how Belle and the Beast's relationship evolves, and he gradually becomes less skeptical seeing their growing connection. When an angry mob, led by Gaston, attacks the castle, Cogsworth defends his transformed friends and the enchanted environment.

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