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Slinky Dog

**Slinky Dog** 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 (Rush). Slinky Dog is part of the Toy Story Collection.

## Origin

**Slinky Dog** is a supporting character in the Toy Story franchise. He is a toy dog with a coiled body and spring-like movements.

In the initial movie, Slinky's first appearance occurs as he emerges from under Andy's bed. He enjoys playing checkers with Woody and holds the belief that Woody's knocking Buzz out the window was an accident. Slinky feels unhappy about Woody's disappearance and grabs the lights when Woody calls them from Sid's room. A grumpy Mr. Potato Head takes the lights after reminding the toys of Buzz's plight. Upon seeing Buzz's damaged arm, Slinky is devastated and shifts allegiance to Mr. Potato Head. Despite Woody's pleas, Slinky can only sadly close Andy's window blinds, even though Andy already misses Woody.

In the second movie, when Woody prepares for Cowboy Camp, Slinky finds his hat which was retrieved by Andy's dog, Buster. Slinky takes part in the mission led by Buzz to rescue Woody after he is stolen by Al. During their adventure, Slinky uses his stretching ability, maneuvers traffic cones, and interacts with other toys. At the end, he helps capture Stinky Pete and witnesses Wheezy's performance.

In the third film, Slinky retains his loyalty to Bonnie even when she unintentionally discards him and the other toys. At Sunnyside Daycare, he faces challenges, helps Woody, and aids the gang in escaping an incinerator. In the end, Slinky is among the toys donated to Bonnie.

Returning in the latest installment, Slinky continues to play a supporting role. He assists in rescuing Forky, helps with Bonnie's road trip, and contributes to locating Woody. He witnesses Woody's decision to stay with Bo Peep and bids him farewell as Woody embarks on a new journey.

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Shere Khan

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

## Origin

**Shere Khan** is the main antagonist in Disney's 1967 animated feature film, "The Jungle Book". He is a very powerful Bengal tiger, who hunts Mowgli (the man cub) down through the jungle.

Shere Khan is a fierce and imposing tiger who serves as the primary antagonist of the story. He is known for his striking physical appearance, with his sleek orange and black fur and piercing green eyes. He is a proud and arrogant creature, who believes himself to be superior to all other animals in the jungle. He sees himself as a noble predator, and views the other animals as nothing more than prey to be hunted and consumed.

Despite his intimidating presence, Shere Khan is also cunning and intelligent. He is able to manipulate and deceive those around him in order to achieve his goals, and is not above using fear and intimidation to get what he wants.

Shere Khan appears in the film when he's spotted stalking a deer as prey. However, his hunt is disrupted by Colonel Hathi and his herd. Listening to Bagheera and Hathi converse, Shere Khan learns of Mowgli, a man-cub who escaped Bagheera's protection to stay in the jungle. The tiger decides to hunt Mowgli on his own.

After searching and finding Kaa singing, Shere Khan interrogates the snake. Suspicious of Kaa's behavior, Shere Khan queries him about Mowgli, who was hidden nearby. Convinced by Kaa's words, Shere Khan tasks him with spying for the man-cub. Mowgli and Shere Khan eventually cross paths. Unfazed by the tiger's presence, Mowgli faces the tiger without fear. Impressed, Shere Khan gives Mowgli a head start in their chase. Mowgli gathers a stick for protection, annoying Shere Khan who accelerates the countdown. Just as Shere Khan pounces, Baloo intervenes, grabbing his tail. The vultures carry Mowgli to safety, using fire to stop Shere Khan.

In The Jungle Book 2, Shere Khan returns as a vengeful antagonist. He seeks revenge on Mowgli and follows him to the Man-Village. Shere Khan attempts to attack Mowgli, but the villagers chase him away. He manipulates Kaa to find Mowgli and eventually corners Shanti and Ranjan. Mowgli confronts Shere Khan, leading to a pursuit that ends in a temple above a lava pit. Baloo saves Mowgli and Shanti, while Shere Khan falls into the pit. However, he survives and is trapped beneath a fallen statue's head.

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Gus Goose

### Available for Racers

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

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June 2022

**Gus Goose** 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 (Rush). Gus Goose is part of the Mickey and Friends Collection.

## Origin

**Gus Goose** is a supporting character in the 'Mickey and Friends' franchise who is known for his pluckiness and humor.

He is Donald Duck's cousin who made his debut in the 1939 short film "Donald's Cousin Gus". In this hilarious episode, Gus pays a visit to Donald and proceeds to eat him out of house and home, prompting Donald to go to great lengths to get him to leave. Interestingly, Gus's distinctive honking voice was created by squeezing a bike horn, giving him a unique and memorable sound.

Gus Goose has also made appearances in various other Disney works. In "Mickey's Christmas Carol", he has a non-speaking cameo at Fezziwig's Christmas party, dancing alongside Clara Cluck. In "Who Framed Roger Rabbit", he can be spotted walking in Toontown after an ACME gag-filled crash. While he didn't appear in "Mickey Mouse Works", his name can be seen on a punch card in "Donald's Rocket Ruckus".

Gus returned to the animated scene in "House of Mouse", where he took on the role of the club's gluttonous chef. Here, he communicated with honking vocal sounds, adding to his comedic presence. In "Minnie's Bow-Toons", he retained his animated role but with a regular speaking voice.

Gus's recent appearances include the "Mickey Mouse" series, specifically in "Duck the Halls: A Mickey Mouse Christmas Special". He had a speaking role, making a smoothie that got mistaken for Donald's voice. He also celebrated Christmas with other ducks and geese, highlighting the humor in their unique circumstances.

In the world of Disney comics, Gus Goose is often seen on Grandma Duck's farm in Duckburg, working as her farmhand. Unlike his animated versions, he usually communicates in regular words instead of his signature honking sounds.

Notably, Gus's character is musically represented by a bass saxophone in "Donald's Cousin Gus". Interestingly, characters resembling Gus, such as Vacation Van Honk in "DuckTales" and Gustav Goose in "Quack Pack", have appeared in other series, showing the enduring influence of this lovable character.

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Racers/Compare Racer Statistics

**Base Statistics** are the Racer statistics players receive when they unlock the Racer for the first time. The Racer is on one Star and on the 1st level of upgrades. These numbers are later increased by leveling up the character with Upgrade materials, starring up the character using Shards, and adding Crew Members to the Racer profile.

All stats have a specific meaning. Here is their description:

* **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.

Different Classes in Disney Speedstorm have different strengths and weaknesses:

* 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.
* The Trickster class has an upper hand in **Boost** which means the Speed Boost of a Racer lasts longer than for those whose Boost stat is lower.
* The Brawler class has an upper hand in **Handling** which means turning and drifting with a Racer is better and easier than with those whose Handling stat is lower.
* 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.
Susan Hegarty

**Susan Hegarty** 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 (Rush). Susan Hegarty is part of the Lilo & Stitch Collection.

## Origin

**Susan Hegarty**, credited as Rescue Lady in all her appearances (as her real name is taken from her original voice actress), is a character in Disney's animated feature film *Lilo & Stitch*. Operating an animal shelter, Susan becomes a crucial figure in Lilo and Stitch's journey. When Stitch escapes from Jumba and Pleakley, fate leads him to Susan's shelter, Aloha Animal Rescue. Coincidentally, Lilo and her sister Nani arrive at the same time, looking for a pet to help Lilo improve her behavior. It is at this moment that Lilo discovers Stitch and is instantly captivated by him. At first, Susan is taken aback by Stitch's unique appearance, but her apprehension dissipates when Lilo expresses her desire to adopt the quirky little creature.

As the story continues in *Lilo & Stitch: The Series*, Susan makes several guest appearances. In one episode titled "Sample", she calls upon a pair of "alien hunters", Merwin and Dean, to handle Experiment 258 (Sample), who had been captured and brought to the shelter.

In another episode called "Babyfier", Susan brings attention to Mr. Patterson, an elderly dog at the pound who has been waiting for months to be adopted. Time is running out for Mr. Patterson, but Lilo comes up with a clever plan. She unleashes Experiment 151 (Babyfier), who magically transforms the old dog into an adorable puppy. The transformation works like a charm, and Mr. Patterson is quickly adopted by a young boy who is immediately drawn to the dog's newfound cuteness.

Furthermore, in the episode "Skip", Susan informs Lilo about Experiment 089 (Skip), a recent arrival at the animal shelter. Delighted by the idea of a new "dog", Lilo takes Skip home with her.

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Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse

### Available for Racers

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

### Origin

Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse (Disney characters)

### Release date

June 2022

**Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse** 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 (Boost). Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse are part of the Mickey and Friends Collection.

## Origin

**Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse** are the twin nephews of Mickey Mouse, making their debut in Floyd Gottfredson's Mickey Mouse Sunday comic strip titled "Mickey's Nephews" in 1932. Unlike other Disney character relatives, such as Donald Duck's triplets or Minnie Mouse's nieces, Morty and Ferdie have made infrequent appearances in animations, focusing primarily on comic strips, storybooks, and comic book tales featuring Mickey Mouse and Pluto.

Introduced on September 18, 1932, by Gottfredson, the twins were portrayed as the offspring of Mrs. Fieldmouse (later retconned as their mother, Felicity Fieldmouse, who is Mickey's older sister). Their first appearance showcased the twins creating a series of mishaps around Mickey's house until he resorted to storytelling to keep them calm.

The twins made their initial animated appearance in the 1934 Mickey Mouse cartoon "Mickey's Steam-Roller". Aside from a brief appearance in "Boat Builders" (1938), their next animation appearance occurred in "Mickey's Christmas Carol" (1983), where Morty played Tiny Tim and Ferdie took on the role of Peter Cratchit.

In pre-World War II children's storybooks from Disney, the nephews were referred to as Morty and Monty instead of Morty and Ferdie. Early books even included additional nephews with different names like Maisie and Marmaduke. Morty's name, likely derived from the original name planned for Mickey (Mortimer), holds a possible reference, while Ferdie, sometimes misspelled as "Ferdy", is a shortened form of "Ferdinand".

In the Mickey Mouse comic strip, Ferdie was phased out in 1943 due to his similarity to Morty. Gottfredson had intentions to reintroduce Ferdie as an intellectual, bespectacled bookworm mouse, wearing an Eton hat and coat, having attended school during his absence. However, this plan was never realized, and Morty remained the sole focus. Morty occasionally appeared with his best friend, Alvin, and a love interest named Millie.

Recent comic book depictions often portray Morty and Ferdie as football players for the Riverside Rovers team, with their mother taking on the role of a supportive "Soccer Mom". They are sometimes presented in confrontations with their counterparts, Pierino and Pieretto, the mischievous twin nephews of Pete.

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Duke of Weselton

**Duke of Weselton** 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 (Rush). Duke of Weselton is part of the Frozen Collection.

## Origin

The **Duke of Weselton** is a secondary antagonist in Disney's 2013 animated feature film, *Frozen*. Coming from a neighbouring duchy to Arendelle, he attempts to capture Elsa after discovering her magical powers.

The Duchy of Weselton was Arendelle's closest trading partner for many years, with the Duke himself maintaining a healthy relationship with the kingdom. The Duke's motivations were questionable, however, seeking merely to exploit the kingdom's riches, and behind his outwardly friendly personality he is in truth arrogant and conniving. He also often acts cowardly, hiding behind his two bodyguards, Erik and Francis, whenever there is trouble.

The Duke visited Arendelle for Elsa's crowning and coronation ball, accompanied by his bodyguards. After Elsa reveals her magical powers following an argument with Anna, the Duke declares her a monster and orders his men to capture her. However, before they are able to do so, the Duke is nearly killed when Elsa instinctively lets out a blast of magic. As she escapes, Elsa accidentally causes an eternal winter to fall over the kingdom, prompting the Duke to order his men to hunt after her. Princess Anna intervenes, however, causing the Duke to take cover behind his bodyguards in the mistaken belief she too has magical powers. After Anna fails to return from her search for Elsa, the Duke volunteers his two bodyguards to accompany Hans to find Elsa. Before they depart, however, he secretly orders them to eliminate her. After the curse on the kingdom is lifted, the Duke's part in the attempted assassination of Elsa is revealed, and he is forcibly escorted back to his ship.

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Pintel and Ragetti

**Pintel and Ragetti** are 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 (Cloak). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus. Pintel and Ragetti are part of the Pirates of the Caribbean Collection.

## Origin

**Pintel and Ragetti**, ruthless pirates by trade, often find themselves transformed into the comedic duo of Barbossa's crew due to their lack of practicality and their incessant quarreling. Originally conscripted by the English Navy, they deserted after enduring a year of harsh treatment, dismal food, and monotony, eventually finding a place among the crew of the Black Pearl.

Pintel perfects his trademark scowl in front of a mirror and adopts the unconventional practice of cleaning his garments with chamberlye (urine) to remove stubborn bloodstains after battles. His attire features fashionable leather shoes adorned with sizable buckles.

Ragetti's eye was lost in the heat of battle, leading Hector Barbossa to equip him with a wooden replacement. Ragetti's humorous discomfort with the wooden eye is a recurring theme, often dislodged from its socket and requiring frantic searches. He wishes to have a glass eye. Ragetti pilfered his jacket from a French nobleman and sported tar-coated trousers for added water resistance and an unmistakable aroma.

The duo is known for their humorous pranks, and their banter frequently devolves into intellectual debates. Despite his lack of literacy, Ragetti shows amazing intelligence, which he occasionally denies. Their disagreements range from the pronunciation of "Kraken" to the reasoning behind the other characters' actions. Ragetti's intelligence shines through when he properly recognizes the Kraken as a cephalopod after Pintel erroneously refers to it as a "stupid fish".

Amidst their exchanges, Pintel occasionally asserts moral authority, as seen when he admonishes Ragetti for pretending to read the Christian Bible, implying Pintel's unanticipated respect for religion despite his piratical profession.

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Phil

**Phil** 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 (Cloak). Phil is part of the Hercules Collection.

## Origin

**Phil** is the tritagonist in Disney's 1997 animated feature film, "Hercules". He is a satyr who used to train all the mighty heroes of Ancient Greece but gave up and retired because none of them had managed to live up to Phil's expectations. When Zeus sends Hercules to him for a training, Phil does not believe the situation straight away but later on reluctantly agrees to assist.

When Hercules meets Phil on an island, the satyr is observing Nymphs bathing, but they flee in response to his presence. Hercules introduces himself and his purpose to Phil, who remains resistant, claiming to have retired from training after previously mentoring Jason, Odysseus, Perseus, Theseus, and Achilles—heroes whose efforts ultimately ended in failure. Phil recounts Achilles' humiliating defeat due to his vulnerable heel, which rendered him a laughingstock. Phil's reluctance to mentor another hopeful hero is evident, and even Hercules' impressive demonstrations of strength and his assertion of being Zeus' son do not sway him. It takes a humorous lightning bolt from Zeus (during the song "One Last Hope") striking Phil to finally convince him of Hercules' divine lineage and to agree to take him under his wing.

As time passes, Hercules undergoes rigorous training guided by Phil. Upon completion, they embark on their mission, flying toward the city of Thebes. However, their journey takes a turn when they hear the cries of Megara, leading them to believe she needs rescue from the centaur Nessus. While Hercules battles the centaur, Phil flirts with Meg but receives rejection, fueling his immediate distrust. Though Hercules triumphs over the centaur, Phil chastises him for novice mistakes made during the fight.

When Hercules has to fight a hydra in the canyon, Phil offers coaching from the sidelines. Hercules defeats the Hydra but faces Phil's critique for his errors during the battle. Phil's role gains acknowledgement after the victory.

Later on, Phil interrupts Hercules' garden date with Meg by redirecting him to training and chastising him for missing practice. When Hercules leaves on Pegasus, leaving Phil in the garden, the latter watches Meg chatting with Hades. Phil rushes to Hercules' side to warn him, sparking a confrontation and forcing Phil to leave.

As the Titans attack Olympus, Hercules loses his strength due to a deal with Hades. Phil initially abandons him but is convinced by Meg to return. After Hercules defeats the Titans, he decides to stay on Earth with Meg, and Zeus creates the constellation of Hercules in the sky which makes Phil cry as it has been the dream of his life.

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Bullseye

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**Bullseye** 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, Drawstring Lasso). Bullseye is part of the Toy Story Collection.

## Origin

**Bullseye**, the beloved toy horse, is a supporting character in the Toy Story franchise starting from *Toy Story 2 (1999)*. Despite being a steed that appeared in a cowboy-style TV show in the 50s, he has a very puppy-like personality, as he is really attached to Woody, Jessie and others.

During a mishap at the toy factory, Bullseye ended up with a defective voice box, which is why he could not speak and could only neigh. Considered flawed, Bullseye was deemed unfit for the market and set aside.

But fate had other plans for Bullseye. In Toy Story 2, he was a toy horse that was part of Al's Roundup collection, a bunch of toys that Al was planning to sell to in a toy museum in Japan. When Woody appeared in Al's Penthouse, Bullseye was one of the first friends he met. Bullseye had been in storage for a while, so he was extremely happy to see that Woody was joining the crew.

Even though Woody was not totally on board with the museum plan at first, Bullseye did not hold a grudge. In fact, when Woody's arm got separated, Bullseye eagerly helped him get it back.

Bullseye does not like conflicts: for instance, he hid in a can when Jessie was on the brink of leaping at Woody due to a misunderstanding with a TV incident.

Later, Bullseye, much like Jessie, showed disappointment when Woody mentioned his intention to leave after his arm was fixed. When Woody decided to leave anyway, Bullseye got heartbroken, but after Woody changed his mind, having heard about Jessie's sad past, the horse's sadness transformed into joy and delight.

As the toys faced various challenges and adventures, Bullseye's agility and speed proved invaluable, especially when it came to saving Jessie who had been accidentally sent to a plane in a suitcase that she could not get out of by herself. He ran as fast as he could, galloped and leaped with grace whenever he was needed, always ready to lend a hoof in times of need.

While Bullseye may not have had a voice in the traditional sense, his actions and unwavering loyalty spoke louder than words.

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Millie and Melody Mouse

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**Millie and Melody Mouse** 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 (Boost, Helper's Aura). Millie and Melody Mouse are part of the Mickey and Friends Collection.

## Origin

**Millie and Melody Mouse** are adorable twin nieces of Minnie Mouse, adding more charm to the delightful Disney universe. These mischievous but sweet girls are the perfect counterparts to Mickey Mouse's nephews, Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse.

Their history can be traced back to the speculative theatrical film appearance in 1983's heartwarming "Mickey's Christmas Carol". In this classic tale, Mickey Mouse portrays Bob Cratchit, and it is suggested that one of the twins, likely Melody, played the role of Bob Cratchit's daughter. Their presence in this film adds a touch of family warmth and love to the holiday story.

Fast forward to 2011, where the twins received their rightful spotlight in the"Disney Junior series, "Minnie's Bow-Toons". Making their debut in the episode "Trouble Times Two", Millie and Melody visit their aunt Minnie and immediately showcase their crafty and mischievous sides. With their adorable antics, they prove to be the perfect pair to keep up with the lively and adventurous Minnie Mouse.

These lively twins have also made appearances in other animated series like "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse", where they stole the show in the special "Minnie's Winter Bow Show". Additionally, they continue to lend their helping hands to their aunt in the *Happy Helpers* business in the exciting and fun-filled series "Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures".

Although they have been featured in various comic adventures, it is true that Millie and Melody had a more modest presence compared to their other cartoon counterparts. Nonetheless, their few comic appearances are filled with delightful stories that further highlight their affectionate and spirited natures.

With their infectious laughter and boundless energy, Millie and Melody Mouse have become beloved characters in their own right. As the delightful twin nieces of Minnie Mouse, they continue to bring joy and excitement to the lives of everyone around them in the wonderful world of Disney.

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Gilbert Goof

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**Gilbert Goof** 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, Barnstormer). Gilbert Goof is part of the Mickey and Friends Collection.

## Origin

**Gilbert Goof** is a Disney character and a nephew of the iconic character Goofy. Gilbert is a tall and lanky character with a similar appearance to Goofy, but he looks much younger and prefers different colors of clothing.

Gilbert, made his debut in a May 1954 comic book where he accidentally ends up at a university and causes an explosion during a risky experiment. He and Goofy later attend a TV quiz, where Gilbert struggles with a question and is sent back to kindergarten.

Throughout the late 1950s and 1960s, Gilbert appeared in various comics, often in adventures alongside Super Goof, Goofy's superhero persona. More recently, he has been seen playing soccer with Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse in comics like "The Homer" (Mickey Mouse and Friends #263, 2004).

In contrast to Max Goof, Goofy's son who is known from other forms of media, Gilbert has never appeared in animation, and he and Max have not been seen together in any official media.

Gilbert enjoys displaying his intelligence to Goofy but dislikes being proven wrong by his uncle's teasing claim of being the smartest nephew in the world.

Overall, Gilbert Goof is a charming and endearing character that has become a beloved part of the Disney canon. His unique appearance and friendly personality have made him a standout among Disney's cast of characters, and his enduring popularity is a testament to his appeal as a relatable and lovable goofball.

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Shepherdess Star Box

**Shepherdess Star Box** contains Racer Shards, Crew Members Shards and Upgrade materials from the Toy Story Collection and more specifically Star Chaser Bo Peep. 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 *19.01.2024'* during the 5th Season of the game.
Game modes/Regulated Multiplayer

**Regulated Multiplayer** is a game mode in Disney Speedstorm that focuses solely on skill without Racer upgrades. It is a leveled playing field where only driving matters:

* All Racers are set to the exact same Upgrade Level.
* All racers are set to the exact same Star Level.
* Crew Members are not active.

Regulated Multiplayer events also have some “Guest Racers” available, providing a great way to try out other Racers, even if players do not yet have them unlocked.

## Regulated Multiplayer Points & Rewards

   There are **no** Ranks or Leagues in Regulated Multiplayer, but there are **Regulated Multiplayer Points** which players earn by completing Regulated Multiplayer races. The finishing position and current amount of Regulated Multiplayer Points determines how many a player earns each race.

Earning enough Regulated Multiplayer Points helps players progress through milestones which grants them rewards, including Multiplayer Coins and cosmetics. Regulated Multiplayer events are not tied to a Season like Ranked Multiplayer so when an event ends, players' Regulated Multiplayer Points are reset to zero which allows players to earn a considerable amount MP coins within a short period of time.

## Matchmaking

Matchmaking works similarly to Ranked Multiplayer but, in this case, is purely based on the player's current Regulated Multiplayer Points total, meaning the system will always try to match players with a similar Regulated Multiplayer Points total.
Chi-Fu

**Chi-Fu** 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 (Hack). Chi-Fu is part of the Mulan Collection.

## Origin

**Chi-Fu** is a supporting character in Disney's 1998 animated feature film, *Mulan.* He is the ill-tempered advisor to the Emperor of China.

Chi-Fu prides himself as the Emperor's counsel, bragging about earning his position by himself. Often stationed at the Imperial City palace, he stands beside the Emperor in the throne room, diligently upholding China's laws and values.

Chi-Fu is elitist and pompous, believing women are inferior even after Mulan's heroic act. He disdains the soldiers, calling them unfit, and belittles Shang's competence despite his merits hinting that Shang has earned this position only due to his father's high rank in the military. Chi-Fu despises Mulan for defying gender norms, taunted by soldiers due to his arrogance.

Chi-Fu debuts, doubting the Hun invasion despite the Emperor's concern. He distributes conscription notices, meeting Mulan who pleads for her father. Despite sexism, Chi-Fu dismisses her and insists on conscripting her father. At the military camp, he is dismayed when Shang becomes Captain. He insults Shang's promotion after observing the training and writing negative reports on the recruits. Eventually, Chi-Fu is tricked into sending Shang's troops to the war front.

During "A Girl Worth Fighting For", he mocks Mulan's ability, later discovering her gender. He is adamant on having to kill her, but Shang spares her life, which infuriates Chi-Fu. Returning to the city, he accepts all the gratitude for the army's success, even though the soldiers despise him.

After the final battle, he belittles Mulan in front of the Emperor, shocked when the Emperor honors her instead. The Emperor offers her a council position, joking that she can take Chi-Fu's place. Chi-Fu faints as the Emperor extends the offer, though Mulan declines. His fate remains unknown.

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AUTO

**AUTO** 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. AUTO is part of the WALL-E Collection.

## Origin

**AUTO** is the main antagonist in the 2008 Disney/Pixar animated film *WALL-E*. Programmed as the autopilot on the Axiom, he de-facto runs the ship and does whatever he can to prevent it from returning to Earth.

After the Earth was left uninhabitable, the human race fled the planet onboard large starliners like the Axiom. All autopilots, including AUTO, were given a directive not to return to the planet unless it was proven sustainable for life, but the robots mistakenly took this as a directive to prevent any attempt to return to Earth at all costs. Due to this, the human race was left travelling in space, with AUTO taking effective command of the Axiom.

When an EVE unit returned from Earth with a plant indicating sustainable life, AUTO stole the plant from her and charged GO-4 with discarding it. After EVE is scanned and no plant is found, both AUTO and the captain declare her faulty and she is taken for evaluation. EVE was able to recover the plant, however, and the captain subsequently charged AUTO with putting the plant in the holo-detector so they could return to Earth. AUTO, believing he is following his directive, declared a return to earth unnecessary, and proceeds to stop the captain when he attempts to start the holo-detector himself. Eventually, AUTO reveals his classified directive, but the captain rebels against this, noting that the plant indicates things have changed.

Unwilling to change his direction, AUTO mutinies against the captain and attempts to finally dispose of the plant, but it is saved when WALL-E appears from the garbage chute. AUTO continues his mutiny, however, tasering WALL-E and confining the captain to his quarters. The captain and AUTO continue to battle for control, until the captain is able to activate the holo-detector, forcing the robot to tilt the ship and knock everyone down. AUTO then fights with WALL-E to turn the holo-detector off, eventually pushing the button down so hard it cracks, crushing WALL-E beneath. The captain, unwilling to let AUTO win, stands up straight and subdues the robot by turning his switch from "auto" to "manual". This causes AUTO to shut off, reverting to a regular ship's wheel which the captain uses to set course for Earth.

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Maps/Kauai

**Kaua'i** is a map dedicated to Lilo & Stitch Collection.

The map features recognizable thematical surroundings and gives a feeling of driving along the coast of Hawaiian islands, sometimes drifting too far in the jungle where players can even find a volcano and drive over lava. Different parts of the map represent different objects in the cartoon's style such as:

* Sandy beaches full of touristic items such as umbrellas, wooden benches and small wooden stalls;
* A big number of small Hawaiian-style houses along the track;
* Surfboards everywhere;
* Loads and loads of palm trees around the track;
* A huge volcano in the middle of the map;
* Spaceships flying in the sky;
* Lava traps with tectonic plates which provide safe travel but keep moving left and right creating extra obstacles;
* Lava gazers that attack players when they are trying to jump from one piece of land to the other;
* Cliffs that players can fall off and bodies of water that players can fall into;
* Traditional(-ish) road signs and also the sign that an alien has been found;
* And a lot more!

Due to the map being very big and varied, not all of the elements mentioned above can be seen in a single race, however, choosing different routes allows players to come across multiple thematical attributes of the journey to Kaua'i.

The map has 9 variations where the race starts and finishes:

**Ohana Circuit****Island Speedway****Island Journey****Jungle Detour****Tropical Tour****Ocean Vistas****Lava Loop****Jungle Raceway****Sandy Sprint**

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Rajah

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**Rajah** 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 (Boost, Rajah's Pounce). Rajah is part of the Aladdin Collection.

## Origin

**Rajah** is a supporting character in Disney's 1992 animated film "Aladdin". He is Princess Jasmine's loyal pet tiger companion who is introduced alongside her. When the arrogant Prince Achmed attempts to get Jasmine's attention, Rajah swiftly intervenes, launching an attack that tears a piece of fabric from Achmed's pants and effectively persuades him to depart from Agrabah. When the Sultan realizes the reason why Achmed left, Jasmine defends Rajah's actions, asserting that he was merely "playing" with the prince. Following a heated argument with Jasmine, the Sultan, in a fit of anger, mutters, "May God forbid you from having any daughters!" Rajah, however, misunderstands and believes that the Sultan is referring to him.

Later, during the night, Rajah catches Jasmine attempting to escape the palace and tries to prevent her. Jasmine sorrowfully conveys her need to take control of her own life and bids Rajah a heartfelt farewell with a hug. Subsequently, Rajah assists her in scaling the palace walls but is left in a state of deep melancholy.

Upon Jasmine's return, Rajah provides comfort to the princess as she cries over the supposed death of Aladdin, a young man she encountered in the marketplace.

The following day, "Prince Ali" (who is actually Aladdin in a magical disguise) arrives in Agrabah as a suitor for Jasmine. Both Jasmine and Rajah immediately disapprove of the prince due to his ostentatious appearance and behavior. When Ali approaches Jasmine on the balcony, Rajah instinctively chases him to the edge growling. Jasmine briefly calls Rajah off upon recognizing Ali, but both the princess and the tiger remain skeptical.

During the battle against the wicked royal vizier Jafar, Rajah attempts to confront the sorcerer when Jasmine and the Sultan are incapacitated. However, he is magically transformed into a tiger cub and imprisoned within a birdcage by Jafar's dark powers. After Jafar's ultimate defeat, cleverly orchestrated by Aladdin, who traps him in a lamp as a genie, Rajah is liberated and reverts to his normal form. He enthusiastically celebrates Aladdin's heroism and bids a fond farewell to the now-free Genie.

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Cobra Bubbles

**Cobra Bubbles** 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 (Bomb). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus. Cobra Bubbles is part of the Lilo & Stitch Collection.

## Origin

**Cobra Bubbles**, a significant character in the Lilo & Stitch franchise, is a former CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) agent who transitions into a social worker in the original film. The story does not reveal anything about his past, and his cold and serious behavior make it hard for others to understand his feelings.

Despite his initially antagonistic behavior towards Lilo and Stitch, Cobra is not evil, but rather committed to ensuring the well-being of children under his care. As a social worker, he becomes involved in Lilo's life, due to being concerned about her life after the loss of her parents. Throughout the story, Cobra displays a mix of sternness and compassion, making difficult decisions for the greater good, such as potentially taking Lilo away from her sister Nani due to Nani's hardships in raising Lilo.

Cobra Bubbles' physical appearance is that of a hulking African-American figure with sunglasses, and it is implied that he used to have hair during his earlier encounters with the Grand Councilwoman. Over time, Cobra develops a close bond with Lilo's family, attending her birthday parties and participating in special moments. He also maintains connections with the CIA, staying informed about incidents that threaten Earth and taking action to protect the planet.

Throughout the Lilo & Stitch franchise, Cobra's character undergoes various trials, from dealing with alien experiments to monitoring the safety of the Earth. In "Stitch & Ai", Cobra makes a return, observing Stitch from a distance in China and relaying information to the Grand Councilwoman.

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Pluto

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**Pluto** 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, Trailblazer). Pluto is part of the Mickey and Friends Collection.

## Origin

**Pluto** is a character in Disney franchise about Mickey Mouse. He is Mickey Mouse's pet dog that has been part of the universe since 1930. Pluto is different from other characters in the franchise as he is not anthropomorphic and acts accordingly to his breed (no talking, no upright walking).

Pluto is as a well-trained dog and a friend of Mickey who loves mischief as much as his owner but manages to avoid tricky situations. His hatred towards other animals is fairly strong, and it is presumably the result of his rivalry with Minnie's cat, Figaro. The struggle between the two for Minnie's affections has developed into a friendlier dynamic over time. Pluto's nose, renowned for its excellent smell sensibilities, can distinguish anybody or anything, which is often praised by Mickey.

While Pluto is intelligent, his puppy-like behavior may mask his actual cleverness, leading to misconceptions about his abilities. Pluto's clumsiness and naiveté may be misinterpreted as incompetence, but he stays positive and loses his cool only occasionally. Pluto develops twin consciences in crucial moments, one benign and one malicious, with Pluto initially leaning toward negativity but finally choosing the right path.

Despite Pluto's peaceful living in a loving household with a devoted owner, he has unwittingly experienced cruelty, and has been wrongfully accused for a variety of disasters. However, Mickey's constant forgiveness makes their bond stronger.

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Pain and Panic

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**Pain and Panic** 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 (Bomb, Hot-Headed). Pain and Panic are part of the Hercules Collection.

## Origin

**Pain and Panic** are major supporting characters and secondary antagonists in Disney's 1997 animated feature film "Hercules". They are two little minions of Hades who do all the dirty for for him. Pain and Panic are magical beings which grants them the ability to shapeshift both fully and partially.

Pain is a fat red little imp with big sharp teeth who often gets attacked accidentally. Panic is a blue lanky little imp with long horns and a big nose who often comes up with a possible bad scenario to start being paranoid.

Pain and Panic's initial mission, ordered by Hades, is to kidnap the infant god Hercules. They succeed in their task but fail to administer the final drop of a potion meant to make him mortal and kill him. A sudden interruption by Aclemene and Amphitrion prevents them from completing their sinister deed. Oblivious to this, they later attack Hercules, disguised as snakes, only to discover that he still possesses his godly strength due to not consuming the last drop of the potion. Panic starts *panicking* about what Hades will do when he finds out about it, but Pain corrects him by saying, "**If** he finds out". Panic realizes the meaning and agrees that "*If* is good".

Years later, Megara mentions Hercules when recounting her unsuccessful recruitment of Nessus, the river guardian. This sparks Pain and Panic's memory of their failed attempt to kill Hercules as a baby, infuriating Hades. Nonetheless, they remind Hades that they did make Hercules mortal, providing him with an opportunity to eliminate the hero.

Pain and Panic transform into adorable children to lure Hercules into the Hydra's lair. Once Hercules defeats the Hydra, Hades unleashes his fury on the imps.

As Hercules gains fame, Pain and Panic purchase Hercules-themed merchandise, angering Hades further. Hades' frustration reaches a boiling point, causing an explosion.

They later transform into birds to spy on Hercules and Meg during a romantic night in a Grecian garden. Subsequently, they shift into a female winged horse to distract Pegasus and immobilize him. They willingly assist Hades in humiliating Hercules and provide evidence of Meg's allegiance to Hades by disguising themselves as the children who needed help in the ravine, misleading Hercules to the Hydra.

When Hercules frees the gods, Panic and Pain face the wrath of Hermes and Pegasus, being kicked and spanked for their deceitful actions.
In their final scene, they discuss Hades' predicament in the River Styx, observing his struggles with an evil grin.

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**Arbee Arena** is an original map not dedicated to any of the Collections present. It is themed as a digital urban environment designed by Arbee, the lively but glitchy robot that helps players throughout the game.

The map is a big city-like space that is floating mid-air. It is colored in blue as a featured color of the game in general and Arbee in particular. The map offers recognizable surroundings:

* Glitchy buildings;
* Glitchy yellow grass;
* A lot of windmills and trees;
* Banners and logos, lamp posts, fire hydrants;
* Waterfalls;
* Big hammer-like obstacles;
* And a lot more!

The map has 6 variations where the race starts and finishes:

**Recursion****Error 404****Under Construction****Firewall Breach****Digital Abyss****Corrupted Packet**

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James Norrington

**James Norrington** 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). James Norrington is part of the Pirates of the Caribbean Collection.

## Origin

**James Norrington** is a major character in Disney's *Pirates of the Caribbean* franchise. His allegiance to England gains him respect and prestige, he starts out as a lieutenant on the HMS Dauntless and later advances to the rank of Commodore. Due to his high status and personal affections, he is initially introduced as someone who is trying to win Elizabeth's heart and marry her. After clashing with the cursed pirate crew led by Captain Barbossa, he lets Elizabeth be with her true love, Will Turner.

In the subsequent movie, "Dead Man's Chest", Norrington's world crumbles as he loses his ship and reputation in a hurricane while chasing Jack Sparrow. He starts drinking and gets absolutely desperate, but finds Jack in a tavern and joins his crew recruitment to search for Davy Jones' chest.

The third movie, "At World's End", shows Norrington returning to the fold as an admiral for the East India Trading Company under Lord Cutler Beckett, as Norrington presents Davy Jones' heart to him, aiming to redeem his honor. As the story unfolds, The Empress, a pirate ship that is now under Elizabeth's command, attacks HMS Endeavour in the middle of the growing battles, forcing Beckett to authorize the Flying Dutchman's pursuit. Norrington leads the boarding party and finds Elizabeth onboard. Elizabeth accuses Norrington of siding with her father's killers and criticizes his decision to support Beckett. Even though Norrington denies being part of Weatherby's assignation, Elizabeth has her doubts.

At the end, Norrington decides to free Elizabeth and her crew due to choosing the right side this time. He acknowledges his past mistakes and tries to make up for them, to which Elizabeth responds with an offer to join her, however, Norrington claims that even though their fates have intertwined, they never joined. Mortally wounded by Bootstrap Bill, he dies after attempting to attack Davy Jones.

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