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SMRT-1

**SMRT-1** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Rare Crew Member which means it amplifies two Racer statistics (Top-Speed and Handling) and enhances one skill (Rush). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus. SMRT-1 is part of the Walt Disney World Collection.

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**SMRT-1**, or "Smart One," was a beloved animatronic character at Epcot in Walt Disney World. The character is a quirky robot who served as the host of the Computer Central area of CommuniCore from the park's 1982 opening to 1994 when CommuniCore was converted into Innoventions. They would be moved to the Contemporary Resort's Concourse Steakhouse to serve as a greeter for several years before vanishing in the year 2000.

Designed to look like a futuristic robot, SMRT-1 features a sleek and streamlined design with bright blue and silver accents and served as a demonstration of voice recognition technology that allowed guests to speak with them through telephones around their base and play various trivia games.

SMRT-1 was a popular attraction in Epcot during the early years of the park, and it was often the first encounter guests had with the new technology on display. The robot's voice recognition capabilities were groundbreaking at the time, and visitors were amazed at how SMRT-1 could carry on a conversation and even play games with them.

Despite its popularity, SMRT-1's time at Epcot was limited. When the park underwent renovations in the mid-1990s, Computer Central was replaced by Innoventions, and SMRT-1 was removed from its place as host. The robot was moved to the Contemporary Resort's Concourse Steakhouse, where it served as a greeter for several years. However, by the year 2000, SMRT-1 had disappeared from the restaurant and has not been seen since.

Although it may no longer be a part of the park's attractions, SMRT-1 continues to be remembered fondly by those who experienced its unique charm and technological advancements during their visits to Epcot.

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Boo

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**Boo** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. **Boo** 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 (Fire, Fearsome Roar). Boo is part of the Monsters, Inc. Collection.

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**Boo** is one of the main protagonists of Disney/Pixar's 2001 animated film, *Monsters, Inc.* Boo behaves as could be expected of a child of her age: she is excitable, naïve and highly curious. Boo wandered into the Monsters, Inc. factory after escaping from Randall, who had intended to use her as a subject for the scream extractor. Though initially fearful of Randall, Boo typically does not fear monsters – she instantly takes a liking to Sulley, nicknaming him ‘Kitty’.

Boo quickly grows attached to Sulley, and he grows to care for her in response. The two form a strong bond; Sulley does everything in his power to keep Boo safe, and Boo, despite her fear of Randall, leaps to Sulley’s defense when Randall puts his life in danger.

Boo also forms a bond with Mike Wazowski; though he is initially quite wary of her, he does warm up to her over the course of the film. She tends to refer to him by his full name, which he takes as a term of endearment by the time she returns to the human world.

Though Boo is bright for her age, she still acts as one would expect of a toddler: she is easily distracted and, at times, fails to grasp the gravity of her situation. Nevertheless, she proves herself to be kind-hearted, cheerful and spirited – traits which turn out to be integral to resolving the energy crisis in Monstropolis.

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Kumu

**Kumu** 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 (Fire). Kumu is part of the Lilo & Stitch Collection.

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Moses Puloki, called **Kumu** by his students, is a minor character in the "Lilo & Stitch" franchise. He is Lilo's patient and understanding hula teacher, who gracefully handles the antics of his young students.

Moses does not appear in the franchise very often but he is one of the important characters that shape Lilo's personality and the way she sees the world around her. Despite his exasperation with the disrespect Lilo receives from Mertle and her friends, Moses rarely intervenes, often seeing things from a skewed perspective where Lilo appears at fault.

In the "Stitch! The series" introduction, Moses showcases his hula prowess with mirrored images and fluid movements in two squares. However, beneath his composed behavior, Moses has a fear of spiders, which is humorously revealed in the episode "Spooky".

Interestingly, there's a peculiar incident where his last name inexplicably changes to "Petuli" in the episode "Cannonball", as Lilo refers to him as "Mr. Petuli" when she arrives late at the hula halau after feeding Pudge. However, when she is back at her house after school, she continues to address him by his first name.

Revered by his students, Moses is often affectionately called "Kumu", the Hawaiian term for "teacher". It's worth noting that his voice actor, Kunewa Mook, is a kumu hula in real life, which adds authenticity to the character in the franchise.

While Moses maintains a calm and friendly attitude towards Lilo, his lack of support is quite evident. Sometimes, he seems dismissive and even chooses to ignore Lilo when she faces bullying from Mertle and her clique.

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Duck Family

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**Duck Family** are 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 (Cloak, Experiment 626). Duck Family are part of the Lilo & Stitch Collection.

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**Duck Family** are characters in Disney Speedstorm that appear as Stitch's Epic Crew Member even though they are not mainly part of the "Lilo & Stitch" movie. While exploring Lilo's collection of books, Stitch stumbles upon "The Ugly Duckling" story and becomes captivated by its message. Lilo explains how the duckling felt lost and sad until he found his family and a place where he belonged, inspiring Stitch to try fitting in with Lilo's family.

The story of the Duckling unfolds the following way: shortly after hatching, the Ugly Duckling unintentionally causes a dispute between the mother and father duck, who are puzzled by their abnormal-looking baby. Feeling rejected and misunderstood, the Ugly Duckling follows his mother and siblings to the pond, hoping to be part of their family. However, he is met with rejection, as his mother and the other ducklings refuse to accept him due to his differences.

Feeling lost and out of place, the Ugly Duckling wanders away and stumbles upon a nest of sparrow chicks. Hoping to find acceptance, he tries to join them, but the mother sparrow chases him away. Feeling rejected again, he finds solace in a wooden duck decoy, mistaking its silence for acceptance and adopts it as his new mother. Unfortunately, while playing with the decoy, he accidentally knocks it over and gets hurt in the process.

Feeling unlovable and unwanted, the Ugly Duckling gives up hope of ever finding a family that will accept him. One day, he meets a group of cygnets who look like him and feel sympathy for him. To his surprise, they welcome him, and their loving mother, a beautiful swan, also accepts him as her own. Finally feeling loved and accepted, the Ugly Duckling embraces his true identity and belongs with the swans.

When the ducks spot him again and invite him back, the now Little Swan chooses to stay with his true family of swans, turning his back on the ducks as he follows the swans into the distance.

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Pleakley

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**Pleakley** 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 (Bomb, Unstable Blaster). Pleakley is part of the Lilo & Stitch Collection.

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**Agent Wendy Pleakley** is a major character in Disney's 2002 animated film, "Lilo & Stitch", and its associated franchise. Originally a member of the Galactic Federation, Pleakley reluctantly becomes Jumba Jookiba's when constrained to help him in capturing the escaped Experiment 626, also known as Stitch.

Pleakley hails from the planet of Plorgonar, a one-eyed and "noodly" alien with a fascinating background as an Earth expert for the Galactic Federation. Despite his expertise, it remains uncertain if he had visited Earth before the film's events.

His personality is rather over-the-top and prone to panicking, making a big fuss even over trivial matters that hold great significance to him. Although his actions can be driven by raw emotion, false logic, and ignorance, his intentions are generally good. Pleakley's loyalty to the Galactic Federation is unwavering, leading to conflicts with rule-breaking characters like Jumba and Stitch. He often nags others, much like his own mother, whom he seeks to please. Over time, Pleakley and Jumba develop a strong bond and consider each other best friends, despite their initial reluctance to work together.

Apart from his lovable quirks, Pleakley exhibits recurrent feminine gender expression, which started as a disguise but later became his regular preference. He loves fashion and activities traditionally associated with women, such as cleaning, sewing, cooking, and baking.

In "Lilo & Stitch", Pleakley teams up with Jumba to capture Stitch on Earth, but their mission takes an unexpected turn when they become part of Lilo's "'ohana".

In the animated series, "Lilo & Stitch: The Series", Pleakley is a main character, continuing his humorous and entertaining adventures with Lilo, Stitch, and Jumba. In the end, Pleakley chooses to be part of Lilo's family, finding happiness and acceptance with them.

Pleakley's presence extends beyond the original film, making appearances in sequels like "Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch" and "Leroy & Stitch", as well as "Stitch!".

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Chip and Dale

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

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June 2022

**Chip and Dale** 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 (Shot). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus. Chip and Dale are part of the Mickey and Friends Collection.

## Origin

**Chip and Dale** are characters in Disney franchise about Mickey Mouse. These two chipmunks are often seen working together, they use their resourcefulness to get out of difficult situations having loads of fun along the way.

Between 1940 and 1950, Chip and Dale appeared on screens as mischievous chipmunks in the cartoon "Private Pluto" (1943). Originally resembling realistic chipmunks, they evolved under the direction of Jack Hannah to become Donald Duck's comedic companions with distinctive personalities and high-pitched voices.

In "Chicken in the Rough" (1951), Chip and Dale they argued with chickens over their acorns. "Two Chips and a Miss" (1952) had them fighting for a nightclub singer named Clarice. Their rivalry with Donald Duck culminated in "Chips Ahoy" (1956).

Their popularity extended to comics, spanning two volumes from 1955 to 1984. During the 1980s, Chip and Dale cameoed in projects like "Mickey's Christmas Carol" (1983) and were intended for "Who Framed Roger Rabbit". The success of the Disney Afternoon block led to their iconic series "Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers" (1988), starring the detective chipmunks.

The 1990s brought video games, short films, and "Mickey Mouse Works", restoring their rascally personas. In 2017, they starred in "Chip 'n' Dale's Nutty Tales," and in 2021, they returned in the Disney+ series "Chip 'n' Dale: Park Life".

Chip is more serious and practical of the two, often taking charge and coming up with plans to solve problems. He is usually the brains, and he is always looking for ways to improve the situation. However, Chip has a playful side as well, he enjoys teasing his friend Dale from time to time. Dale, on the other hand, is more carefree and impulsive. He is known for his sense of humor and love of adventure, and he is always eager to try new things. While he may not be as practical as Chip, Dale's enthusiasm and energy often lead to unexpected solutions to problems. Together, Chip and Dale make a dynamic duo, covering for each other's weaker points by their own merits.

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Amphitryon and Alcmene

**Amphitryon and Alcmene** are 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 (Shot). Amphitryon and Alcmene are part of the Hercules Collection.

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**Amphitryon and Alcmene** are supporting characters in Disney's 1997 animated feature film, *Hercules*. They are a married couple who find Hercules outside their house after he has been kidnapped by Pain and Panic. They adopt the baby without knowing that it's the son of Zeus and Hera and raise him as their own, despite their initial horror at the infant's prowess.

Amphitryon and Alcmene heard Pain and Panic as they abducted the infant Hercules and prevented Hercules from drinking the entire potion, preserving his heavenly strength, while Pain and Panic fled to find a place to hide. Hercules is discovered by Amphitryon and Alcmene, who then scoops up the infant and lovingly tells him not to scream. After reading Hercules' name on his medal and seeing it bears the Gods' sign, Amphitryon and Alcmene assume the baby has been abandoned or that the Gods have finally granted their request for a child.

18 years later, when Hercules is a young adolescent, he and Amphitryon visit the city. Amphytryon commands Hercules to remain by the cart until they get in town, but Hercules decimates the entire community. The group is led by the potter Demetrius, who finally expresses his rage toward Hercules and Amphitryon over the ruin of his goods and the marketplace and irately commands Amphitryon to keep him away from there before hurling the final insult by referring to Hercules as a "freak." Amphitryon then advises Hercules not to pay attention to what people are saying, but Hercules feels like a freak and starts to wonder where he actually fits in.

Later that evening, Amphitryon and Alcmene make the decision to reveal the truth to Hercules about finding him long ago and to present him with the medal with his name and the godly emblems. While first taken aback by the information, Hercules resolves to visit the Temple of Zeus to learn where he belongs. But, before leaving, he expresses his gratitude to Amphitryon and Alcmene for being the best parents anybody (or he) could have.

The following day, Hercules bids Amphitryon and Alcmene farewell before setting off on his journey to discover his place in the world. Amphitryon and Alcmene may be seen purchasing Hercules souvenirs in the song "Zero to Hero" after Hercules becomes well-known for protecting the world from monsters and has a larger home. Finally, after saving Meg from Hades and choosing to remain on Earth with her, Hercules is reunited with Amphitryon and Alcmene. They joyfully watch as Hercules' biological father Zeus paints an image of him in the sky as a genuine Hero.

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Snowgie

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**Snowgie** 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 (Hack, Snowfall). Snowgie is part of the Frozen Collection.

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**Snowgies** are minor characters in Dinsey's "Frozen" franchise. They are small, mischievous snowman created by Elsa when she sneezes. They first appeared in the 2013 animated short *Frozen Fever*, and later in the end credits of the 2019 sequel *Frozen II*.

The Snowgies began to appear after Elsa contracted a cold during the preparations for Anna's birthday, with new ones appearing from thin air every time she sneezed. The Snowgies are mischievous by nature and scampered off into the castle courtyard to cause problems, knocking over the birthday decorations. As Elsa continued to sneeze and more Snowgies were created, Olaf hugged two of them, calling them his "little brothers". The Snowgies continued to cause mayhem, being chased by Kristoff and Sven before spotting Anna's birthday cake. However, Kristoff, Sven, and Olaf were luckily able to subdue the Snowgies by the time Anna and Elsa arrived, and even had them perform a surprise for Anna for her birthday. The Snowgies were then taken to live in the ice palace with Marshmallow, where Olaf gave names to each one.

The Snowgies reappeared at the end of *Frozen II*, as they were told a story of the film's events by Olaf. As Olaf explained that because water has memory, he and Marshmallow and all the Snowgies live, Marshamllow exclaimed this in joy, causing all the Snowgies to jump up and down in celebration.

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Hal

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**Hal** 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 (Cloak, Waste Allocation). Hal is part of the WALL-E Collection.

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**Hal** is a supporting character in the 2008 Disney/Pixar animated film *WALL-E*. A small cockroach, he is WALL-E's pet and only friend prior to EVE's arrival on Earth. Hal is practically indestructible and extremely resistant, having survived being run over by WALL-E and blasted by EVE with her laser without suffering any harm. He has also been able to survive the devastation wrought on the Earth by the humans before they left on the Axiom, an apocalypse which has otherwise left the planet near-lifeless.

When WALL-E leaves Earth, Hal remains behind at the vehicle they had made their home as he has been specifically ordered to do by WALL-E. After the Axiom arrived back on Earth, Hal was quick to approach the broken WALL-E and EVE, before returning to the transport vehicle.

Hal has a long, thin body consisting of different segments which are all brown in coloration. He has six legs and two large antennae which curl back over his body. Hal's favourite things to eat are Kreamies, inspired by the real-world Twinkies and which like Hal are mythologised as one of the few things that could survive an apocalypse.

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Murtogg and Mullroy

**Murtogg and Mullroy** 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 (Shot). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus. Murtogg and Mullroy are part of the Pirates of the Caribbean Collection.

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**Murtogg and Mullroy** are supporting characters in Disney's "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise. They serve as comic relief throughout the series. They are members of the British Royal Navy and are often seen bickering with each other over trivial matters.

In "The Curse of the Black Pearl", as James Norrington rises in rank at Fort Charles, marines Murtogg and Mullroy guard the Port Royal docks where the HMS Interceptor is docked. Their failed attempt to prevent Jack Sparrow from rescuing Elizabeth Swann hints at the looming presence of the sinister Black Pearl and its crew, led by the malevolent Captain Barbossa. The Black Pearl's attack on Port Royal prompts a strategic response, with Norrington discussing plans to retrieve Elizabeth. Murtogg and Mullroy engage in a fierce battle against Barbossa's undead crew on the Dauntless, ultimately surviving the conflict.

In "At World's End", as the Flying Dutchman comes under the command of Norrington, Murtogg and Mullroy align themselves with the East India Trading Company. Their apprehension toward Davy Jones and his crew does not stop them, as Norrington orders them to stand their ground. ?Assigned with guarding Davy Jones' heart, they start bickering, allowing Jack Sparrow to steal the chest. The duo participates in the climactic battle at the maelstrom, emerging as survivors after Davy Jones' death. Shifting allegiances, they later fight against Lord Cutler Beckett and gain freedom. As Beckett perishes, they become part of the Black Pearl's crew under Captain Barbossa's leadership.

In "Dead Men Tell No Tales", Murtogg and Mullroy continue their journey as crew members on the Queen Anne's Revenge, now serving under Captain Salazar. Following a battle against Salazar, the destruction of the Trident of Poseidon breaks all curses. In a courageous act, Barbossa sacrifices himself to defeat Salazar and save the crew. With Barbossa's death, Murtogg and Mullroy grieve alongside their comrades. Eventually, they embrace Jack Sparrow as their captain on the Pearl, upholding their duty with resilience.

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Buzzie, Flaps, Ziggy, and Dizzy

**Buzzie, Flaps, Ziggy, and Dizzy** 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 (Hack). Buzzie, Flaps, Ziggy, and Dizzy are part of the The Jungle Book Collection.

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**Buzzie, Flaps, Ziggy, and Dizzy** are supporting characters in Disney's 1967 animated feature film, *The Jungle Book*. They are a quartet of vultures who meet Mowgli, the film's protagonist, and help him get to safety.

Despite their initially intimidating appearance, Buzzie, Flaps, Ziggy, and Dizzy are actually quite friendly and helpful.

The vultures' personalities are quite distinct and well-defined. Buzzie is the leader of the group, he is confident and charismatic. Flaps is the fun loving member of the group, always cracking jokes and making everyone laugh. Ziggy is the most timid of the four, but still brave when it counts. Dizzy is the most laid-back of the group, often seen lounging around and taking things at his own pace.

At the end of the first movie, as Mowgli manages to escape from Kaa, the four vultures find themselves pretty bored. They start a back-and-forth chat with Buzzie asking Flaps what they could do, and Flaps just shrugs and says, "I don't know." When they spot Mowgli, they tease him about his "stork"-like legs in a playful way. Mowgli does not pay much attention to their teasing, and soon enough, the vultures start to understand how he must be feeling. They have felt like outsiders themselves, so they bust out into a song, "That's What Friends are For", trying to cheer Mowgli up. This little act unintentionally gives Shere Khan a chance to show up. Baloo steps in to deal with Shere Khan, and the vultures join the action to save Mowgli, even helping him scare off the fierce tiger using fire. Once things settle down, they mention how dull things will be without Mowgli around and start brainstorming ways to beat the boredom.

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Mushu

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**Mushu** 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 (Fire, Firework Barrage). Mushu is part of the Mulan Collection.

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**Mushu** is a major character in Disney's 1998 animated feature film, "Mulan". He is a tiny red Chinese dragon who becomes Mulan's guardian during the war against the Huns. He used to be the guardian spirit of the Fa family but was demoted from that position after he had failed to protect a family member from his death.

In the beginning of the story, Mushu is very self-absorbed while his only motive is to get Mulan into the war to save his face and regain his title as a guardian. However, at some point he realizes that he was wrong in doing so. He starts showing selflessness and caring about Mulan and her safety heavily.

Mushu draws inspiration from traditional Eastern dragons, presenting a stark contrast to Western dragon depictions. Eastern dragons possess control over multiple elements and can fly without wings, often revered as benevolent beings or deities. Unlike this norm, Mushu's element is fire, presumably to emphasize his dragon nature for the audience. Despite this, even the Great Ancestor does not fully acknowledge Mushu as a "true" dragon due to his small size, roughly that of a lizard. His fire-breathing ability is not that impressive, which is why he serves as fire-lighting tool rather than a fearsome weapon.

As a mythical entity, Mushu showcases remarkable durability, bordering on immortality. He withstands being stomped on and survives explosions and avalanches. He is able to communicate with other animals which is demonstrated in his interactions with Cri-Kee, Mulan's lucky cricket, and her horse Khan.

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Maurice

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**Maurice** 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 (Cloak, Enchanted Mirror). Maurice is part of the Beauty and the Beast Collection.

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Maurice is a major character in Disney's 1991 animated feature film, "Beauty and the Beast". He is Belle's father and the one who starts the kaleidoscope of events when he stumbles upon Beast's castle.

One day, as Belle returns home from the bookstore, she discovers her father, Maurice, toiling on a new invention that has gone awry. He assures her that his invention will usher in a fresh chapter in their lives. After successfully testing the invention, he sets off on a journey to the fair to showcase it and reap profits.

During their journey, Maurice and his horse, Philippe, lose their way in the woods. Choosing a dark path, they encounter bats and wolves. In the struggle to control Phillippe, Maurice is thrown off the horse, losing his lantern that shatters and explodes. Facing wolves, he flees down a cliff and miraculously stumbles upon the Beast's Castle where he meets Lumiere and Cogsworth. Mistakenly dropping and accidentally sneezing on them, he is led to safety by Lumiere, where he encounters the enchanted household items including Mrs. Potts and Chip. Suddenly, the hideous Beast approaches angrily, questioning Maurice's presence and imprisoning him.

Later, Belle arrives at the castle, finding her father imprisoned. The Beast emerges, and Belle selflessly offers herself in her father's stead. Despite Maurice's pleas, the Beast accepts and releases Maurice, who returns to the village without saying goodbye to Belle.

Back in the village, Maurice's attempts to get help to save Belle from the Beast are pointless, as the villagers dismiss him as a lunatic. Seizing an opportunity, Gaston conspires to force Belle into marriage by threatening to send Maurice to a nuthouse.

Maurice's search for the castle leaves him ill and unconscious in the woods. Luckily, Belle uses the Beast's Enchanted Mirror to locate him and nurses him back to health.

Monsieur D'Arque arrives to take Maurice to the asylum, and Belle has nothing left to do but to show the Beast through the Enchanted Mirror.

Maurice and Belle are locked in their cellar by Gaston's men, while Gaston is leading an attack on the castle, but Chip helps them escape using Maurice's invention. They rush back to the castle, where Maurice is briefly shown at the entrance with Chip. Presumably, he informs the enchanted household about the impending danger. At the climax, he witnesses the showdown and the transformation of the Beast and his servants back into humans.

In the conclusion, as the curse is lifted, Maurice stands with Mrs. Potts and Chip, witnessing Belle's dance with the Prince. He rejoices in their happiness.

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Salty the Seal

### Available for Racers

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

### Release date

1 August 2023

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

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**Salty**, a playful baby seal, first made his debut in the animated short "Mickey's Circus" in 1936. Known for his mischievous personality, Salty often appears in typical seal settings like the circus, the beach, the zoo, or even the arctic. He has a knack for getting Pluto into trouble by playfully making the dog chase him. However, Salty's cleverness always comes to the rescue, turning Pluto's predicaments into opportunities for friendship.

Despite his childlike curiosity and sometimes tricky situations, Salty has no harmful intentions and means no harm to anyone. He is simply driven by his playful nature and zest for adventure.

Salty first stepped into the limelight in "Mickey's Circus" (1936), where he playfully teased Donald Duck. This was followed by appearances in "Pluto's Playmate" (1941), "Rescue Dog" (1947), and the notably famous "Mickey and the Seal" (1948) where Salty jumps into Mickey's bag while he is feeding other sea lions. When Mickey brings him back home, he provokes Pluto to make a mess by teasing him, and while Mickey is busy casting the dog away, Salty jumps in the bath that Mickey prepared for himself. Mickey gets in the bath as well, unaware of the fact that the sea lion is already there. He starts washing himself but notices something strange: first his back does not get soaped, then his head starts getting washed even though both of his hands are right in front of him. When he gets out and turns off the water, he sees Salty down in the bath holding his brush. Salty smiles and makes happy noises while washing himself, and then jumps on Mickey due to Pluto's barking. Mickey decides to keep Salty for a pet and prepares a water tank for him. At the end of the short, Salty is seen happily waving to the audience as a way to finish the story on a positive note.

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The Yeti

**The Yeti** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Rare Crew Member which means it amplifies two Racer statistics (Acceleration and Combat) and enhances one skill (Shield). The Yeti is part of the Monsters, Inc. Collection.

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**The Yeti** is a minor character in Disney/Pixar's 2001 animated film, "Monsters, Inc." He is more widely recognized by his nickname, "The Abominable Snowman" – though he would much prefer a more welcoming title, suggesting "The Adorable Snowman" as an alternative. Yeti is a large, fluffy monster with white fur and an endearing personality.

Closer to the end of the movie, Mike and Sulley are exiled to the wasteland in the Himalayas, where they start fighting with each other until a large, imposing figure's shadow falls upon them. This figure is revealed to be the Yeti, who warmly welcomes them into his cave, offering them lemon-flavored snow cones (though Mike jokingly suspects they are made from urine). The Yeti showcases his humor, sharing anecdotes about his friend Bigfoot, whom he humorously refers to as "King Itchy" to uplift Sulley's spirits. Sulley cannot stop feeling guilty for accidentally scaring Boo, the young girl he brought into the Monster World, during a scare simulator presentation.

The Yeti mentions a nearby village, prompting Sulley to ask if there are any children there. Sulley's plan is to return to the Monster World to help Boo. Despite the Yeti's caution about going out in a blizzard, Sulley disregards the advice, determined to reunite with Boo. As a snow cone strikes him, the Yeti points out Mike as the culprit. Sulley manages to evade the heated discussion, heading off on a sled to save Boo.

In a later scene, the Yeti appears once more, still bearing snow cones. Sulley slides past him on a sled, and the Yeti shouts after Sulley, mentioning the newly-made snow cones. Unfortunately, Sulley has already sped away, heading back to Monstropolis to rescue Boo. Mike, following suit, grabs two snow cones and follows Sulley to Randall's lab. In an amusing turn of events, Mike throws the snow cones, hitting both Sulley and Randall, who becomes visible and is subsequently subdued.

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Sultan

**Sultan** 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 (Shot). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus. Sultan is part of the Beauty and the Beast Collection.

## Origin

**Sultan** is a supporting character in Disney's 1991 animated feature film, "Beauty and the Beast". It is a dog that lives in the castle and that is transformed into a footstool after the Enchantress put a spell on the Beast's castle and all its inhabitants turning them all into furniture and the prince himself into the Beast.

Sultan is amiable and playful, not changing its personality even after having been turned into a footstool. He quickly takes a liking to Belle as much as to everyone else in the castle and never stops being her little friend. I

His first appearance as a transformed footstool happens when Maurice, having lost his way in the woods, enters the castle. Sultan approaches Maurice as he tries to sit in the Beast's chair, and Maurice pets him. Sultan then positions himself in front of the chair to offer a place for Maurice to rest his feet and find comfort. When Belle arrives at the castle, Sultan shows excitement, running out to play in the snow and eagerly accepting Belle's affectionate hug.

As the conflict escalates with Gaston and the villagers attacking the castle, Sultan plays a role in drawing the attention of Lumiere, Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, and Fifi towards the intruders by barking at them. In the midst of the battle, Sultan faces danger as he flees from LeFou and other villagers who attempt to harm him, triggered by an incident involving a stolen shoe. However, the castle's enchanted elements come to his rescue, with knives emerging from drawers and the Stove springing to life to frighten off the villagers, ultimately saving Sultan.

When Chip rides Sultan, and both are restored to their original forms – Sultan becomes a normal dog again while Chip transforms back into a human boy. Watching Belle and the Prince's dance during the final scenes, Sultan takes part in the celebration.

In the Special Edition-exclusive song "Human Again", Sultan contributes to the storyline by creating some disruptions in the ballroom during the cleaning process, leaving "pawprints" that add to the mess. Additionally, he playfully chases a pillow that resembles a cat, playfully referencing the humorous trope of dogs pursuing cats.

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Boisterous Bear Star Box

**Boisterous Bear Star Box** contains Racer Shards, Crew Members Shards and Upgrade materials from the The Jungle Book and more specifically Star Chaser Baloo. It can be purchased with Season Coins but has a limit of 2 purchases per day, or it can be purchased with Tokens unlimited number of times. This is a temporary offer that first appeared in the Shop on **29.12.2023** during the 5th Season of the game and along with the event to unlock Ortensia.
Kaa

**Kaa** is 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 (Cloak). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus. Kaa is part of the The Jungle Book Collection.

## Origin

**Kaa**, the secondary antagonist in Disney's 1967 animated feature film "The Jungle Book", is a colossal snake with an insatiable appetite for Mowgli, the man-cub, who uses his hypnotic eyes to manipulate his prey.

Originally, in Kipling's books, Kaa was Mowgli's wise mentor just like Baloo and Bagheera, and he was deeply protective of the boy. However, in the film adaptation, Walt Disney transformed Kaa into an antagonist to add tension and provide a reason for Mowgli's departure from the jungle.

Physically, Kaa is a massive Indian python with distinctive yellow eyes and an intricate pattern of golden scales and dark brown spots. Personality-wise, he is a cunning and manipulative snake with a soothing and entrancing tone. He uses this behavior to relax his victims before ensnaring them in his coils. His hypnotic eyes, swirling with blue, yellow, and purple, render his prey enchanted and obedient. Kaa, a feared denizen of the jungle, instills dread even in composed creatures like Bagheera. However, Shere Khan, the jungle's unofficial ruler, views Kaa as an "eyes and ears" asset.

Though not intrinsically malevolent, Kaa displays villainous tendencies. His initial attempt to consume Mowgli was driven by hunger, but his later pursuit of the man-cub arose from spite after his failed attempt. Kaa seems to derive enjoyment from tormenting and playing with his victims. His interactions with Mowgli reflect a playful sadism, as he teases and hypnotizes him before the impending kill.

Remarkably, Kaa extends some empathy to his victims, ensuring they are in a trance of bliss or sleep before consuming them. This facet of his character humanizes him to a degree. Despite his cunning, Kaa is not without flaws; his cockiness leads to his own undoing more than once.

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Cloak

**Cloak** is a skill in Disney Speedstorm. It lets Racers become invisible to avoid obstacles and other skills.

To activate Cloak 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** Become invisible and invulnerable for a moderate period of time.

**Charged** Become invisible for a couple of seconds. When you reappear, Stun nearby enemies with a small explosion.

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

### Racers that use Cloak with star related levels

* Belle
* Elizabeth Swann
* Figment
* Genie
* Jack Sparrow
* Jafar
* Jumba
* Minnie Mouse
* Olaf

### Racers that always have Cloak on level 1

* Anna
* Bo Peep
* Daisy Duck
* Donald Duck
* Hades
* Hans
* Hercules
* Meg
* Mowgli
* Ortensia
* Steamboat Pete
* Stitch
* WALL-E
* Woody

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Upgrade materials/Beast Level Up Materials

**Upgrade materials** are vital objects in Disney Speedstorm that are required to level up Racers. First levels require Generic materials and/or Class specific materials but with the character progression more and more Collection materials are necessary. The materials cannot be interchanged, sold, refunded, replaced, and so on. Only when all necessary materials are collected, the Racer can be upgraded. Generic materials are applicable to all Racers while Class specific materials can only be used with certain Classes, and Collection materials are unique for each Collection (cartoon/movie). New materials are added each season due to a new Collection being introduced into the game. Materials can be bought in the Shop, received as rewards for Events, obtained as Free and/or Premium rewards in the Golden Pass, given for reaching a rank in Ranked Multiplayer or found in Mystery Boxes.

The maximum character level is capped according to the Star level (1 star characters can only level up to 15, 2 stars uncap level 25, and so on), and each new level increases character statistics. To level up Racers players use special materials. Some quests require a certain character level to participate, and the custom multiplayer mode has the option to cap the character level which means the Racers will automatically be downgraded to that level (if your Racer is level 20 but the cap in that mode is level 10, your Racer will only use half of their potential).

The statistics that can be amplified with a higher level:

* **Top Speed**: Maximum speed of a Racer.
* **Acceleration**: How fast a Racer accelerates.
* **Handling**: How well a Racer turns & drifts.
* **Boost**: How long a Racer’s boost lasts, the rate of nitro consumption.
* **Combat**: The duration of stun applied when hitting or being hit by rival Racers.

Here are the materials required to upgrade Beast to a certain level. More materials will be added with natural character progression. So far Beast is known to have 50 levels of possible upgrades. Here are the ones we know about at the moment:

Okay, right now I am Beast level X. What materials do I need to upgrade myself to the next level?
Agrabah Siblings

**Agrabah Siblings** are 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). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus. Agrabah Siblings are part of the Aladdin Collection.

## Origin

The **Agrabah siblings** are minor characters in Disney's 1992 animated feature film "Aladdin". They are two orphans living on the streets the same way as Aladdin, however, they are much younger, which is why their life is filled with more hardships, and it is implied that they are often starving. Their names are not stated in the cartoon, which is why in Disney Speedstorm they are referred to as Agrabah Siblings.

The two orphans first appear in the 1992's Aladdin when the main titular character and his sidekick Abu find a quiet spot between buildings to enjoy their breakfast that they have stolen from the market and then fought for during the musical number "One Jump Ahead". The orphans look at them from behind a barrel and imitate chewing dreaming of having food in their mouth. Aladdin notices that and feels sorry for them, so he decides to give them his half of the loaf of bread. The girl is older so she takes one small piece and gives the rest to her younger brother. Abu, on the other hand, first acts selfishly but then realizes that they need food more. The children tickle him in response to his decision to share food with them.

Shortly afterwards, Aladdin and Abu walk to the main street to see the new suitor for the princess, and the siblings run to the road chasing each other and not noticing that they are right under the Prince's horse's feet. Prince Achmed attempts to hit them with his whip but Aladdin interferes and saves them.

The siblings' appearance in the 2019's live action remake is even more brief than in the original, however, in the remake they are shown to have a mother instead of being orphaned. Aladdin gives them a bag of dates that he exchanged for a stolen necklace a moment before.

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Hera

**Hera** 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). Hera is part of the Hercules Collection.

## Origin

**Hera** is a supporting character in Disney's 1997 animated feature film, *Hercules*. She is portrayed as the powerful queen of the gods, with a serious but loving personality.

Hera first appears on Mount Olympus alongside Zeus, celebrating the birth of their son, Hercules. She voices her concerns about letting the newborn Hercules play with thunderbolts and suggests giving him a special present instead, which results in Zeus creating Pegasus.

When Hera and Zeus wake up at night hearing noises, they instantly understand that something is wrong with their baby. They run to the cod and find everything in disarray and Hercules gone. Overwhelmed with emotion, Hera cries, while Zeus yells in anger causing thunder. They join forces and send the Olympian Gods in pursuit of Hercules, but they arrive too late to return him to Olympus because he has turned mortal. Hera and Zeus watch Hercules grow up under the care of Alcmene and Amphitryon for the next eighteen years.

After Hercules becomes a hero, Hades' plan is set in motion, the Titans escape from Tartarus, which Hermes alerts Hera and Zeus about. Hercules defeats the Titans and Hades, rescues Megara's soul and regains his godhood. Hera and Zeus welcome him back home at the golden gates. Embracing her son, Hera is proud and she admires Hercules' sacrifice to save Meg. Hera and Zeus grant Hercules' wish to live on Earth with Meg, watching as he, Meg, and Phil return to Thebes, their decision met with approval by family and gods.

In "Hercules: The Series", Hera continues to watch over Hercules alongside Zeus. Despite her loving relationship with Zeus, an episode shows her becoming bitter over forgotten anniversaries. Surprisingly, Hera is less hostile towards Hades compared to other gods, even persuading Zeus to attend Hades' pool party.

Disney's portrayal of Hera is different from Greek mythology, depicting her as a caring mother rather than a stepmother who despised Heracles in the myths.

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Classes/Speedster

**Speedster** 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-Speedsters:

* Belle
* Jasmine
* Lilo
* Mickey Mouse
* Mike Wazowski
* Mowgli
* Olaf
* Ortensia
* Stitch
* WALL-E
* Woody

## Stats Bonus

There are general stats bonuses that each Racer class has an advantage in. The Speedster class has an upper hand in **Top-Speed** which means the maximum speed of a Racer is higher than for those whose Top-Speed stat is lower. Crew Members have the ability to affect all stats, so it is possible to upgrade this 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 Speedster class's unique effect is gaining auto Speed Boost after hitting a rival.

## 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 Speedster class can gain it by driving on **Boost Pads** (glowing circles on the road with arrows on them).

## Skill Focus

Since **Speedsters** are all about speed, the skills they are able to pick up on the road always include one that helps with speeding: either Boost or Rush, depending on a specific Racer. Boost provides nitro fuel to fill in the Speed Boost Bar and activate Manual Boost faster; Rush pushes the character forward a certain distance.

Other 3 skills and the Unique Skill differ from one Racer to another.