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John and Mary

**John and Mary** 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 (Shield). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus. John and Mary are part of the WALL-E Collection.

## Origin

**John and Mary** are characters in the 2008 Disney/Pixar animated film *WALL-E*. Passengers onboard the Axiom, they met one another in the course of WALL-E's actions on the ship and subsequently fell in love.

John first met WALL-E when the latter was looking for EVE onboard the Axiom. He mistakenly thought WALL-E was a waiter bot and asked him to take away his drink, but leaned too far and accidentally fell out of his hover chair. Unable to get up, two steward bots came over and began directing other passengers around him, but ignored John as he requested help getting back into his chair. WALL-E, however, came to his aid, pushing John back into his chair and introducing himself. John did the same, before WALL-E left to continue chasing after EVE.

As WALL-E continued after EVE, he met Mary, who was on a hologram call with her friend. WALL-E tried to get around her to reach EVE, but was unable to do so without being squashed. Trying to get Mary's attention, he switched off her call, causing her to notice the rest of the ship in wonder. As WALL-E introduced himself and indicated his wish to get past, Mary acquiesced and kindly moved her chair back.

Later on, while Mary was looking out at the stars, she noticed WALL-E and EVE dancing in space. She then accidentally bumped into John, and upon seeing one another they fell in love. The two of them later went to the Lido Deck, playfully splashing around in the pool, despite the objection of the robotic life guard. When AUTO tipped over the ship to prevent the ship from returning to Earth, John and Mary helped save a bunch of babies that had fallen from their hoverchairs, and later helped pass the plant to the holodetector. After the ship has returned to Earth, John and Mary were among the first humans to have stood on the Earth in over 700 years.

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Humphrey the Bear

**Humphrey the Bear** 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 (Bomb). Humphrey the Bear is part of the Mickey and Friends Collection.

## Origin

**Humphrey the Bear** is a Disney character known for his charming and mischievous personality.

In the realm of Brownstone National Park, Humphrey emerges as a substantial yet amusing figure. This brown bear, though lacking in intellect, compensates with his large presence. His personality can be described as lazy and cowardly, a peculiar combination that frequently leads him to amusing situations. Within the vast tapestry of Disney characters, Humphrey stands apart by his unique trait — he does not speak but communicates through grunts and sounds that convey his emotions, thanks to the talents of Jimmy MacDonald.

Humphrey's antics often intersect with the ever-feisty Donald Duck or the watchful eye of park ranger J. Audubon Woodlore. In fact, Humphrey's escapades are typically set against the backdrop of his attempts to secure food or shelter, often at the expense of unsuspecting park visitors.

A turning point in Humphrey's journey arrives with his appearance in "Hold That Pose", a Goofy cartoon. The meeting revolves around Goofy's attempts to take a picture of the bear, with Humphrey at the center of the amusing situations. The character's name and essence truly take shape in "Donald Duck's Rugged Bear". As hunting season unfolds in Brownstone Park, Humphrey finds himself caught in a predicament, seeking refuge in Donald's home. Eventually, Humphrey poses as a rug which creates lots of funny situations.

Humphrey's popularity increases as a result of his appearances in "Hooked Bear" and "In the Bag", episodes that highlight his comedic adventures. He also plays an important role in the protection of a little kid called Jeremy in "Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers".

Humphrey's modern-day appearances include "The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse" and "Legend of the Three Caballeros".

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Queen Iduna

**Queen Iduna** 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 (Bomb). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus. Queen Iduna is part of the Frozen Collection.

## Origin

**Queen Iduna** is a minor character in Disney's 2013 animated feature film, *Frozen* and the 2019 sequel *Frozen II*. The previous Queen of Arendelle, she was the wife of King Agnarr and mother to Elsa and Anna.

Iduna was born to a Northuldra tribe that inhabited the Enchanted Forest. When she was five years old, her parents and entire tribe were killed by invaders, leaving her the sole survivor. She was discovered and adopted by Yelena, a member of another Northuldra tribe that resided in the forest.

When she was twelve, Iduna was present during the celebration between the Northuldra tribe and the kingdom of Arendelle. However, during the celebration a war broke out between the Arendellians and the Northuldra, leading to the death of the Arendellian King Runeard. As a result of the violence, the spirits that inhabited the forest turned against the humans, and in the chaos Agnarr, the king's only son, was knocked unconscious. Iduna rescued Agnarr, to the mystery of the young prince, and would return with him to take up residence in Arendelle.

Iduna and Agnarr became officially acquainted one month after the battle, spending more and more time together, growing up as best friends and later falling in love. Despite their difference in social class and the pressure on Agnarr to marry into royalty for the good of the kingdom, the two of them would eventually wed and have two daughters, Elsa and Anna.

When their daughters were still young, Elsa accidentally hit Anna in the head with her powers, leaving the younger sister unconscious. Iduna and Agnarr travelled to a valley inhabited by magical, healing trolls, where the king of the trolls, Grand Pabbie, cleansed Anna of all magic, leaving her with no memory of Elsa's powers. To prevent such incidents from happening again, Iduna and Agnarr worked with Elsa to control her abilities, though their attempts were not always successful.

Ten years later, Iduna and Agnarr set off on a voyage at sea when they were hit by a storm and drowned.

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Henry J. Waternoose

**Henry J. Waternoose** 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 (Shot). Henry J. Waternoose is part of the Monsters, Inc. Collection.

## Origin

**Henry J. Waternoose** is a major supporting character in Disney/Pixar's 2001 animated film, *Monsters, Inc.* Waternoose is a legend in Monstropolis – in his youth, he was lauded for his signature scaring technique, ‘The Waternoose Jump and Growl’. During the events of the film, he is known for his status as the CEO of Monsters, Inc. and his active role in responding to the energy crisis affecting Monstropolis.

Mr. Waternoose initially has a calm and fatherly demeanor and has always gotten along well with Sulley and Mike. His exuberant and amiable attitude is most evident when he gets thrilled. He is solely motivated by villainy, though, out of a desperate need to keep Monsters, Inc. afloat during the energy crisis (unlike Randall, whose jealousy towards Sulley gives him more of a villainous motivation). As this drive and desperation tear away his morality, Mr. Waternoose becomes more diabolical. He is determined to not allow anything stop what he believes would be the greatest way for the firm to continue, never considering the possibility of finding alternative energy sources.

Waternoose takes his role as both a public figure and a businessman seriously; he expects the best from his employees, and is shown to respect Sulley for his genuine skill and enthusiasm for his work. In the same vein, despite Randall’s position as one of the top scarers of all time, Waternoose shows a clear disdain for him because of his dishonesty and unnecessary cruelty.

Despite the cruel actions that Waternoose takes during the events of the film, it is clear that he ultimately wants what is best for his people. He shows reluctance in allowing Randall to proceed with the scream extractor, only permitting it because he believes that there is no alternative. He puts the welfare of Monstropolis above any moral compass that he may have – he is clearly distraught about having to banish Sulley, but he is unwilling to compromise the safety of his people, even if it means that innocents must suffer for it.

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José, Michael, Fritz, and Pierre

**José, Michael, Fritz, and Pierre** are 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 (Fire). José, Michael, Fritz, and Pierre are part of the Walt Disney World Collection.

## Origin

The Enchanted Tiki Room Birds **José, Michael, Fritz, and Pierre** are a beloved part of the Disney theme park experience. They are part of a collection of animatronic birds and other animals who perform different songs and comedic skits for guests. Walt Disney initially planned that all the birds would be real macaws in cages at a restaurant, however, this was eventually reinvented into an attraction that exists today.

The Enchanted Tiki Room Birds were first introduced in 1963 as one of the first-ever attractions to feature Audio-Animatronics, a revolutionary technology at the time. The birds, including José, Michael, Fritz, and Pierre, were designed to mimic the movements and behaviors of real birds.

The Birds appear in various attractions, from "Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room" to "The Enchanted Tiki Room (Under New Management)", "The Enchanted Tiki Room: Stitch Presents Aloha e Komo Mai!", and "The Tropical Hideaway". At "The Tropical Hideaway", one of the Birds waits for the Jungle Navigation Company boat, interacting with guests.

Apart from the attractions, the Birds also appear in media. For example, in the film "Jungle Cruise", one of the Birds becomes Nilo Nemolato's pet.

On the small screen, José, Fritz, Michael, and Pierre make cameos in "It's a Small World: The Animated Series". Their digital journey continues in video games like "Kinect: Disneyland Adventures", where players interact with the Tiki Room Birds using a baton. In "Disney Infinity: 2.0 Edition", these Birds become decorations within the game.

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Maps/Jungle Ruins

**Jungle Ruins** is a map dedicated to The Jungle Book Collection.

The map features recognizable thematical surroundings and gives a feeling of driving through a jungle with ancient ruins hidden deep in the woods. The encirclement is very green, full of trees and grass. Driving on the track feels like driving along a tree trunk or right through the rainforest. Different parts of the map present different objects in the cartoon's style such as:

* Trees, a lot of trees, small trees, gigantic trees;
* Huge stone remains and a giant snake;
* Beautiful sunsets and rainbows;
* Ancient ruins with mysterious symbols on the walls and floors;
* Fire traps on the way;
* Huge stone columns that crush and stun Racers;
* And a lot more!

The map has 4 variations where the race starts and finishes:

**Trail of Roots****Under the Jungle****Cascade Ride****Ancient Ruins**

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Camel

**Camel** 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 (Boost). Camel is part of the Aladdin Collection.

## Origin

**Camels** are working animals that are well adapted to their desert environment and are an important mode of transportation for both persons and goods. Camels are indigenous to desert regions spanning from Egypt to the farthest reaches of the Seven Deserts and they have a significant history in the land of Agrabah.

Centuries ago, Sheik Hamed, the future founder of Agrabah, introduced camels to the region. These sturdy creatures were a vital part of his traveling caravan. Ever since that time, Agrabahnians have continued to raise and rely on camels for various purposes.

In the Disney animation film "Aladdin" (1992), during the "Arabian Nights" theme that tells the story of Agrabah to the audience, the Peddler is depicted riding his trusty camel, Shadigna. He slides off his tired animal and introduces countless goods as his fine merchandise.

Later on in the story, when Jasmine, disguised as a peasant and experiencing life outside the palace for the first time, she gives an apple to a young boy without payment, and after that she finds herself in a precarious situation. Before the shop owner can enact a harsh punishment, Aladdin steps in and cleverly claims Jasmine as his eccentric and crazy sister. In this ruse, Jasmine pretends that Abu is the Sultan, and the camel Mazin plays the role of her doctor.

The camel briefly appears while Genie is deciding what to choose as Prince Ali's mode of transportation turning Abu into various animals.

In "The Return of Jafar", as Iago makes his "grand" return to Agrabah, several camels are visible in the city streets, highlighting their continued presence in daily life.

In "Aladdin and the King of Thieves", the Forty Thieves use a pack of camels to hide themselves among the "presents" being transported to the Sultan's Palace, as they plan to steal all the treasures intended for Aladdin and Jasmine's wedding.

Throughout "Aladdin: The Series", camels remain a common sight in Agrabah, reflecting their status as the most prevalent animals in the city.

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Cri-Kee

**Cri-Kee** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Rare Crew Member which means it amplifies two Racer statistics (Top Speed and Boost) and enhances one skill (Shield). Cri-Kee is part of the Mulan Collection.

## Origin

**Cri-Kee** is a major character in Disney's 1998 animated feature film, *Mulan.* He is a tiny friend of Mulan's who is supposed to bring her luck and who helps her on her journey alongside with Mushu.

Cri-Kee is a small and adorable cricket who serves as a Mulan's companion over the course of the story. Despite being tiny, Cri-Kee plays an important role in the story, providing comic relief and helping Mulan on her journey.

Cri-Kee is brave and loyal despite his small size, and he is always willing to help Mulan and her friends in any way he can.

One of Cri-Kee's most memorable scenes in the film is when he becomes a lucky charm for Mulan. In Chinese culture, crickets are considered to be symbols of good luck, and Mulan takes advantage of this by carrying Cri-Kee with her into battle. Throughout the film, Cri-Kee brings Mulan good luck and helps her to overcome the obstacles she faces.

In addition to his role as a lucky charm, Cri-Kee also provides comic relief in the film. For example, there is a scene in the film where Cri-Kee accidentally gets drunk on tea and starts singing loudly, much to the amusement of the other characters.

Despite his comedic moments, however, Cri-Kee is also a character with heart. When Mulan is feeling down or unsure of herself, Cri-Kee is there to cheer her up and remind her of her strength.

Cri-Kee is a beloved character makes the film funny and moving. Whether he is chirping happily or getting into mischief, Cri-Kee is a character who will always bring a smile to the faces of Disney fans.

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Rex

**Rex** 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 (Fire). Rex is part of the Toy Story Collection.

## Origin

**Rex** is a supporting character in the "Toy Story" franchise. He is a green dinosaur made to look like a Tyrannosaurus but having a very different personality.

In the original movie, Rex first appears in the opening scene while Andy is playing with his toys. Later, Rex jumps at Woody and lets out a roar trying to scare him. Woody confesses that he was almost scared, disappointing Rex who wanted to come off as fearsome but feels like he is actually being annoying. When Woody announces that Andy's birthday party has been moved to an earlier date, Rex and the others panic, believing their replacements are coming.

On Andy's birthday, Rex worries that he will be replaced by a newer dinosaur toy. However, he sees that Andy has received a Buzz Lightyear figure instead and quickly befriends him. Over time, their bond strengthens, and Rex even learns to master his roar with Buzz's help. When Woody's jealousy leads to Buzz's fall, Rex grapples with whether to blame Woody or not, uncomfortable with confrontations.

In Toy Story 2, Rex becomes an enthusiast of the "Buzz Lightyear: Attack on Zurg" video game, despite struggling to master it due to his small arms. When Woody is stolen, Rex contributes to analyzing the situation but accidentally destroys the crime scene model created by Mr. Potato Head. Rex joins the effort to rescue Woody, relying on his knowledge of the game's strategy guide. Rex aids Buzz #2, inadvertently luring the true Buzz to the group's location. Their pursuit leads to Al's apartment, where Rex participates in the plan to get Woody back. During the battle with Zurg, Rex's words inspire Buzz #2 to overcome his doubts and defeat Zurg, contributing to their victory.

In Toy Story 3, Rex uses his pointy tail to save the toys from being thrown away and later joins the toys at Sunnyside Daycare. Rex becomes disillusioned when the toddlers treat the toys roughly, breaking his tail. When Woody returns and devises an escape plan, Rex is relieved and participates in the plan to flee Sunnyside. After their escape, Rex and the others reunite with Andy and are eventually passed on to Bonnie.

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Maps/Toon Village

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**Toon Village** is a map dedicated to Mickey and Friends Collection.

The map features recognizable thematical surroundings and gives a feeling of driving through a modern city (only the traffic lights are missing). Toon Village is a dark place as most of the action happens during night time, with constant storms and winding empty streets. However, the encirclement is extremely colorful and well-lit. Dangers await around every corner, and yet there is a way to overcome each obstacle. Different parts of the map present different objects in the Mickey universe style such as:

* Road markings and signs;
* Bridges and various houses and buildings;
* Marquees that cover many parts of the road;
* Air balloons floating above the track;
* Banners and logos, lamp posts, fire hydrants;
* Exploding manholes that stun Racers with pillars of water;
* Broken part of the road that flips the screen on the side;
* A huge Toon Village billboard;
* The House of Mouse building;
* And a lot more!

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

**Bridgeway****Tunnel Chase****Cityscape****Tree Hill****Cup Runners****Palm Forest**

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Maps/Agrabah

**Agrabah** is a map dedicated to the Aladdin Collection.

The map features recognizable thematical surroundings and gives a feeling of driving through the narrow streets of Agrabah and jumping into the mouth of the Cave of Wonders. Different parts of the map represent different objects in the cartoon's style such as:

* Narrow streets of Agrabah full of traditional Arabian decorations such as carpets, ornaments, and stalls;
* A lot of palm trees everywhere;
* More carpets on all the sides of the road;
* The Cave of Wonders full of gold;
* Golden statues with Genie's face holding huge blue diamonds;
* Lava traps pouring down on speed pads to hit the players when they least expect it;
* Huge columns moving down to smash players;
* The face of the Cave opening its mouth and the players going in and out;
* Loads of crossroads and abrupt curves;
* And a lot more!

The map is big and varied, 2 main parts can be easily distinguished: the city of Agrabah and the Cave of Wonders. The map overall depicts the night time the way it was seen in the beginning of the cartoon, but the city part is also well-lit with lanterns and perfectly visible. When players jump into the mouth of the Cave of Wonders, the surroundings change to the brown-ish cave walls with stalactites hanging down, and the area is filled with golden statues, piles of gold, and huge blue or pink diamonds either decorating the roads or in the hands of statues with Genie face.

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

**Agrabah Circuit****Palace Race****Mirage Challenge****Parade Route****Golden Route****The Sultan Circuit****Cave Race****The Magic Lamp Circuit**

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Iago

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

## Origin

**Iago** is one of the antagonists of Disney's 1992 animated film **Aladdin**. He is Jafar's cunning sidekick, disguised as a seemingly mindless pet parrot. In the beginning of the story, Iago accompanies Jafar in a desert to attempt to open the Cave of Wonders. The thief they hired to get inside and find Genie's lamp fails, which makes Iago start doubting the feasibility of the mission, however, Jafar assures him that they need to be patient.

Upon their return to Agrabah, Jafar and Iago need the Sultan's diamond ring to identify the chosen one who can enter the cave. Iago's disdain for the Sultan becomes evident due to the ruler's constant feeding of "stale, repulsive crackers". Jafar promises that their days under the Sultan's rule are numbered, fueling Iago's anticipation of revenge. Using the Sultan's ring, they discover that a boy named Aladdin is the chosen one. Iago reluctantly participates in Jafar's old man disguise, manipulating Aladdin into retrieving the lamp.

Back at the palace, Jafar is reprimanded by the Sultan for Aladdin's supposed execution, while Jasmine vows to overthrow him once she becomes queen. In a private moment, Iago mocks Jasmine's words and laments serving the royal family. Jafar reminds Iago that their plan hinges on Jasmine marrying a "dim-witted husband" before they can be exiled or executed.

Suddenly, Iago concocts a new scheme: he advises Jafar to marry Jasmine to become Sultan legally. Once in power, they plan to eliminate Jasmine and her father, taking control over the kingdom. Jafar eagerly agrees, but their plot is disrupted when Prince Ali Ababwa arrives. Jafar orders his guards to remove the prince, unaware that Ali is actually Aladdin and holds the lamp. Iago is tasked with distracting Aladdin.

With the lamp in their possession, Jafar takes control of the kingdom, and Iago enjoys the privileges of his newfound status. However, he notices Aladdin's attempt to reclaim the lamp, leading to a confrontation. A fierce battle unfolds between Jafar and Aladdin, with Iago rooting for Jafar. Aladdin tricks Jafar into using his final wish to become an all-powerful genie, unaware of the eternal servitude that awaits him. As Jafar is pulled into the lamp, Iago desperately tries to escape but is captured by his boss. Trapped in the lamp's confines, Iago berates Jafar for his reckless decision, and the two villains are banished to the Cave of Wonders by the Genie for a 10,000-year imprisonment.

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EVE

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**EVE** is a Disney Speedstorm Racer. She is part of the WALL-E Collection.

EVE is a female robot in the world of the future that analyzes forms of life on Axiom. Due to being a robot, EVE does not *wear* a driving suit, however, her initially white body is colored in green and blue to match the image of a racer. EVE's appearance overall is fairly similar to her look in the original Disney film and she speaks with a robotic voice.

**EVE has been announced but has not been fully released yet which is why the information about her is still pending.**

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## Origin

**EVE** is the deuteragonist of the movie, a robot programmed to analyze forms of life on Axiom. Dedicated to her mission of searching for self-sustaining plant life on Earth, EVE initially overlooks WALL-E, who eventually wins her friendship. After saving EVE from a dust storm, WALL-E shows her his collected treasures, including the plant. EVE recognizes it, scans it, and stores it in her chest cavity. When she returns to Axiom for inspection, WALL-E follows. Misunderstandings arise, leading to EVE being deemed defective and taken to the Repair Ward, with WALL-E in tow. In an attempt to free EVE, WALL-E inadvertently disrupts the ward, setting reject robots loose.

As the chaos unfolds, EVE and WALL-E navigate challenges, including a pod mishap that nearly separates them. Ultimately, they manage to save the plant. However, when EVE returns to the Axiom's Captain, AUTO interferes, leading to a critical moment where WALL-E sacrifices himself to save the plant. EVE, devastated, repairs WALL-E after their return to Earth, discovering that his memory has been wiped. Despite her initial heartbreak, a kiss restores WALL-E's memory, and they work together to revive Earth's beauty. The film concludes with EVE and WALL-E, still in love, witnessing the growth of a tree from the plant they rescued.

## Crew Members

Crew members are chips that amplify some of the Racer's stats. Players can choose up to 4 Crew Members (slots need to be unlocked with the character progression). All Crew Members are characters from the related Disney film. EVE currently has 6 Crew Members that players can choose from.
Crew Members can be Common, Rare or Epic. Common Crew Members only strengthen 1 of common Skills. Rare Crew Members have the ability to amplify 2 of the same statistics, give a skill bonus, and also some of them give extra Loot Point % bonus (needed for Mystery Boxes). Epic Crew Members are the most powerful as they boost all the Racer's statistics, let the Racer start the race with one of the common skills, and also give a bonus to the Unique Skill of the Racer they are attached to (each Epic Crew Member is unique to one Racer).

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Goat

**Goat** 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 (Shield). Goat is part of the Mickey and Friends Collection.

## Origin

**Goat** is an endearing Disney character who made his first appearance in the 1928's iconic animated short film "Steamboat Willie". Introduced alongside Mickey Mouse in 1928, Goat quickly became a memorable addition to the Disney universe with his unique characteristics and playful nature.

In "Steamboat Willie", Goat is depicted as a spirited and mischievous animal aboard the steamboat where Mickey works. With his distinct features and lively personality, he adds an element of whimsy to the animated world.

Goat's role in the film primarily involves engaging in playful interactions with Mickey Mouse and other characters. Whether he's playfully headbutting or frolicking around, Goat showcases a lively and energetic nature, often leading to humorous moments and light-hearted entertainment.

While Goat's screen time in "Steamboat Willie" may be relatively brief, his presence leaves a lasting impression. His playful demeanor and joyful antics complement Mickey Mouse's own misadventures, contributing to the film's overall charm and appeal.

Beyond his initial appearance, Goat continued to make sporadic appearances in subsequent Disney productions. Though his roles may have varied, his lively and playful nature remained consistent, endearing him to audiences of all ages.

Goat's inclusion in "Steamboat Willie" exemplifies Disney's knack for incorporating memorable and lovable characters into their animated works. While his appearances may be relatively limited, Goat's presence leaves an indelible mark, reminding us of the delightful and whimsical moments found within the Disney universe.

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Racers/Racer numbers

**Racer numbers** are the digits on the driving suits that have a special meaning for each Racer. This page contains information about the meaning of each number and the reason why it was chosen to represent the character.

**The data is unofficial and collected by the community members.**

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## Film's release day

* Beast: 22
* Meg: 13
* Jack Sparrow: 28 (1st shown at Disneyland)
* Shang: 05 (1st shown at Hollywood Bowl)
* Baloo: 18
* Mike: 02
* Buzz: 22
* Steamboat Mickey: 18 (*Steamboat Willie*)
* Jasmine: 25 (USA)
* Anna: 27

## Film's release year

* Belle: 91
* Hercules: 97
* Mulan: 98
* Mowgli: 67
* Sulley: 01
* Woody: 95
* Lilo: 02
* Aladdin: 93
* Hans: 13
* EVE: 08

## 1st appearance year

* Daisy: 40 (*Mr. Duck Steps Out*)
* Donald: 34 (*The Wise Little Hen*)
* Goofy: 32 (*Mickey's Revue*)
* Figment: 83 (*Journey Into Imagination*)
* Mickey: 28 (*Steamboat Willie*)
* Minnie: 28 (*Steamboat Willie*)
* Ortensia: 27 (*The Banker's Daughter*)
* Oswald: 27 (*Trolley Troubles*)

## Other

* Elizabeth: 08 (the Pieces of Eight)
* Celia: 45 (The 45th animated feature combining both Disney and Pixar)
* Bo Peep: 93 (The year Disney approved Toy Story's script)
* Jessie: 33 (possibly referring to the original IRL deluxe Jessie toy, which had 33 unique sayings)
* Steamboat Pete: 11 (Steamboat Willie’s release month)
* Angel: 624 (Experiment number)
* Stitch: 626 (Experiment number)
* Captain Gantu: 47 (1947: the year of the suspected alien contact in Roswell, New Mexico)
* Genie: 03 (3 wishes)
* Jafar: 02 (Being referred to as #2 in the film)
* Gaston: 27 (The number of times Gaston was mentioned in his song)
* Hades: 35 (Disney's 35th animated feature film)
* Elsa: 05 (The fifth "Elemental Spirit" as the Snow Queen)
* Kristoff: 10 (10th Anniversary of Frozen (2013-2023))
* WALL-E: 700 (Number of years of the Axiom's time away from Earth)
Ms. Flint

**Ms. Flint** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Rare Crew Member which means it amplifies two Racer statistics (Handling and Boost) and enhances one skill (Rush). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus.. Ms. Flint is part of the Monsters, Inc. Collection.

## Origin

**Ms. Flint** is a minor character in Disney/Pixar's 2001 animated film, "Monsters, Inc." She is a middle-aged monster who works as an administrator at Monsters, Inc. Her appearance is a cross between a lizard and a dragon.

Personality-wise, Ms. Flint takes her work seriously and does not tolerate incompetence. She knows the business very well and is quick to notice other people's mistakes. However, she always tries to be very clear with other employees, she cares about her colleagues well-being and she likes a good joke.

Physically, Ms. Flint bears a resemblance to a Naga, with snake-like features. She has a red-orange skin color, distinctive purple eye stalks and bat-like flaps. She typically wears a white v-neck shirt and a black suit coat, forgoing pants for maneuverability.

Ms. Flint appears in various contexts across the Monsters, Inc. franchise. In "Monsters, Inc.", she supervises the training of new Scarers, displaying weariness, especially when dealing with less competent individuals like Bile. She demonstrates a no-nonsense attitude by correcting mistakes and emphasizing their significance. In "Monsters University", she is briefly shown in a promotional montage, training Sulley in the simulation room.

In "Monsters at Work", Ms. Flint remains a recurring character, adapting to the company's shift from scaring to making children laugh. Her somewhat indifferent behavior persists, yet she showcases an understanding of humor and finds value in novel comedic approaches. Her interactions with the character Winchester reveal an appreciation for his innovative comedic perspective.

Notably, Ms. Flint's motherly side is unveiled in "Little Monsters" as she introduces her daughter, Thalia, during Mini Monsters Day. Although she acknowledges Thalia's discomfort with her presence, she still loves her daughter deeply. Her opinion of Tylor Tuskmon's comedic ability shifts when her daughter praises him, despite Ms. Flint's initial doubts.

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Philippe

**Philippe** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Rare Crew Member which means it amplifies two Racer statistics (Acceleration and Boost) and enhances one skill (Boost). Philippe is part of the Beauty and the Beast Collection.

## Origin

**Philippe** is a supporting character in Disney's 1991 animated feature film, "Beauty and the Beast". He is a large horse that belongs to Belle and her father Maurice.

Philippe first appears in the film when he accompanies Maurice to a fair to showcase his invention and earn some money. While en route, they get lost in the woods, encountering a crossroads. Philippe prefers the left path, because it looks nice and bright, while Maurice chooses the right one, ominous and covered with fog, a cursed route set by the Enchantress. In their disagreement, wolves' distant howls scare Philippe, prompting a collision with a tree that rouses a swarm of bats. Frightened, Philippe runs to the cliff's edge. Maurice tries to calm him down, but the scared horse unintentionally throws Maurice off and escapes. Philippe eventually reaches home and encounters Belle, who inquires about her father's whereabouts and makes him guide her to him. Guiding Belle to the Beast's castle gates, Philippe displays trepidation at the sight but is comforted by Belle as she enters the castle to locate her father.

Later on, in an attempt to flee the castle, Belle runs into the forest with Philippe and gets chased by a pack of wolves. When thet try to fight the wolves off, Philippe's reins get entangled in tree branches. The wolves attack him, but Philippe defeats one as Belle intervenes. The Beast appears to save them and protects Philippe and Belle from the wolves. Throughout the incident, Philippe, despite his intimidating look, shows care for the injured Beast. He carries him back to the castle.

When the Beast frees Belle from the castle, they track down her father and return home. Philippe stays a faithful friend as the people choose to confront the Beast. After Belle and Maurice escape with Chip's help, they ride Philippe to the castle and smash through the main door. Philippe is said to have remained at the castle with Belle and Maurice when the curse was broken.

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Fungus

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**Fungus** is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. **Fungus** 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, Scream Collector). Fungus is part of the Monsters, Inc. Collection.

## Origin

**Fungus** is a supporting character and a minor antagonist in Disney/Pixar's 2001 animated film, *Monsters, Inc.* He works as Randall's scare assistant and is shown to be clumsy and cowardly. Fungus often faces bullying and abuse from Randall, lacking the courage to stand up to him. Despite this, he initially displays kindness and apologizes to Mike after being captured.

In the movie, Fungus assists Randall in creating the Scream Extractor, a device intended to "revolutionize the scaring industry" (according to Randall). However, due to Sulley's intervention, Fungus himself becomes a victim of the machine, which is most likely a painful experience. After that, Fungus operates the machine's controls during another attempt, this time using Boo as a subject. He helps Randall chase after Sulley and Mike but falls behind as he is congratulated by other monsters for supposedly breaking a Scare record.

After Randall's banishment and Mr. Waternoose's arrest, Fungus gets the job to make children laugh. He thanks Sulley for forgiving him and assigning him a position on the Laugh Floor. While it is unclear if Fungus becomes a scarer, he is grateful for the opportunity.

Notably, Fungus did not appear in "Monsters University", even though it was initially planned for him to be included.

The character's voice actor, Frank Oz, is recognized for portraying friendly monsters on "Sesame Street" (Fungus' voice is similar to Bert and Fozzie Bear, both voiced by Oz).

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Fa Zhou

**Fa Zhou** 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 (Boost). Fa Zhou is part of the Mulan Collection.

## Origin

**Fa Zhou** is a supporting character in Disney's 1998 animated feature film, *Mulan.* He is the father of Mulan and a respected veteran of the Chinese army. Despite his age and injury that makes it hard for him to stand, he is a wise and honorable man who is loyal to his family and his country.

Fa Zhou, a central character in Disney's "Mulan", hails from a humble Chinese village where he was raised by Grandmother Fa and his late father. Renowned as a war hero from an unnamed past conflict, his name invoked awe, particularly when Shang referenced him in admiration upon seeing his name on a conscription notice.

Fa Zhou's age is apparent, bearing a leg injury from his wartime experiences that forces him to walk with a crutch. Married to Li, he is the proud father of Fa Mulan. A traditional man, he places family honor above all else, a belief that initially strains his relationship with Mulan. Despite his adherence to tradition, he possesses a compassionate side, consoling Mulan after her failed meeting with the Matchmaker by likening her beauty to a late blossom.

When faced with conscription for war, Fa Zhou valiantly refuses his crutch and attempts to train for battle, driven by an unwavering sense of duty. However, it becomes evident that his physical condition could lead to his demise on the battlefield. Mulan passionately argues against his participation, emphasizing the unfairness of his potential sacrifice. In an emotional exchange, Fa Zhou's stubborn pride is evident, reflecting his generation's ideals of duty and honor.

After Mulan bravely assumes her father's place in the army, Fa Zhou collapses while attempting to call after her. He is scared for his daughter's future, knowing that if her true identity is revealed, she would face dire consequences under Chinese law. When Mulan comes back as a hero, he discards the Emperor's crest and Shan Yu's sword that she has brought as trophies, and embraces her, finally admitting that he has always been proud of her and will always be.

Fa Zhou appears again in "Mulan II", when he gives advice to Mulan and Shang as they face a new problem. In the 2020 live-action adaptation, renamed Hua Zhou, he offers guidance and encouragement to his daughter, Mulan, as she finds her path, eventually celebrating her heroic achievements and reconciling their relationship.

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Evil Genius Star Box

**Evil Genius Star Box** contains Racer Shards, Crew Members Shards and Upgrade materials from the Lilo & Stitch and more specifically Star Chaser Jumba. 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 **05.01.2024** during the 5th Season of the game.
Sarge

**Sarge** 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 (Shot). Sarge is part of the Toy Story Collection.

## Origin

**Sarge** is a minor character in the "Toy Story" franchise. He is the fearless leader of the Green Army Men.

Following Woody's announcement of Andy's birthday, which startles the toys, Sarge is tasked with leading his troops to gather information on Andy's gifts. Sarge briefs his soldiers about Recon Plan Charlie, a method of communicating about the presents via a baby monitor. After sending his soldiers for investigation, Sarge leads his team down using a jump rope. However, they freeze in position when Andy's mom enters the room, resulting in an injury to one of the soldiers. Despite the wounded soldier's request to proceed without him, Sarge carries him to a hiding spot, where he provides updates through the baby monitor after the medic confirms his condition. Sarge successfully reports all presents but alerts his men again when a surprise gift appears. The unknown surprise turns out to be a Buzz Lightyear action figure.

Later, the Bucket O Soldiers, containing Sarge and his troops, are packed near Andy's desk for the move. Believing Woody pushed Buzz out the window intentionally, Sarge confronts him before the toys turn on Woody. The bucket opens, and Sarge orders an attack on Woody, but they retreat as Andy approaches.

In the film's conclusion, Sarge acknowledges Woody's efforts to save Buzz and proudly serves under him. During Christmas, Sarge leads his troops in another Recon Plan Charlie, spotting the presents. He identifies Mrs. Potato Head but is clueless about Andy's gift until they hear Andy's excitement over a puppy.

In "Toy Story 2", Sarge is in charge of the search for Woody's missing hat. After Buster overpowers the guards, Sarge orders his men to defend the door. During Andy's playtime, Sarge plays a role as the Evil Dr. Porkchop's minion. Buzz and RC defeat the Evil Dr. Porkchop, causing chaos.

Before the yard sale, Sarge helps gather toys for a roll call. Later, Sarge and his men enjoy Wheezy's performance.

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Clara Cluck

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

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1 August 2023

**Clara Cluck** 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 (Cloak). Clara Cluck is part of the Mickey and Friends Collection.

## Origin

**Clara Cluck**, an operatic chicken and a creation of The Walt Disney Company, made her debut in the 1934 cartoon "Orphan's Benefit". Initially, she played the title role in "The Wise Little Hen" and later transformed into an oversized operatic diva, a role she continued in subsequent appearances. Her singing style was a caricature of the Bel Canto opera style, with some arias inspired by those of Tosca. Clara made her last significant appearance as a musician in "Symphony Hour".

In the 1980s and beyond, Clara had non-speaking cameos in various Disney productions. She appeared in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit", participating in the "Smile Darn Ya Smile" singing celebration. Clara was also seen dancing at Fezziwig's party in "Mickey's Christmas Carol" and had multiple appearances in shows like "Mickey Mouse Works" and "House of Mouse".

In the new Mickey Mouse shorts, Clara continued her role as an opera singer, appearing in performances and a Halloween special. She also appeared in the Disney Junior series "Mickey and the Roadster Racers", where she lived on a farm and was the proud mother of twin chicks, Clifford and Cleo.

Despite her absence from most Disney media, Clara remained a significant character in Disney comic stories, often depicted speaking properly rather than clucking. She was even seen dating Panchito Pistoles in one story and had a relationship with Rockhead Rooster in a few other Disney comics.

Clara Cluck makes appearances as a character you can meet in Disney parks. She participates in various shows and parades.

At the Disneyland Resort, when Disney California Adventure expanded, Clara was spotted on a mural alongside other Disney characters, dressed as a construction worker.

In the Mickey's Boo-to-You Halloween Parade, Clara joins the original Disney characters, singing and waving to guests from the top of the barn float window in the Frontierland unit.

Over at Tokyo Disney Resort, Clara is featured twice in One Man's Dream II: The Magic Lives On! She shows up during Donald's part and even acts as one of the actors for his film.

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Magic Carpet

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**Magic Carpet** 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, Genie Magic). Magic Carpet is part of the Aladdin Collection.

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**Magic Carpet** is a supporting character in Disney's 1992 animated film "Aladdin". Carpet's introduction to Aladdin and Abu occurs deep within the Cave of Wonders, where they are looking for the Genie's lamp. Initially, Carpet playfully teases the apprehensive Abu, prompting Aladdin to intervene and showcase Carpet's wondrous qualities. While Abu is initially distrustful, Aladdin's reassuring words convince him to accept Carpet's presence.

With Carpet leading the way, the trio navigates the labyrinthine caves, hinting that Aladdin might never reach the lamp without Carpet's guidance. As Aladdin retrieves the lamp, Carpet realizes Abu's intent to steal a coveted treasure — a colossal ruby held by an ape-like idol. Carpet tries to stop Abu but fails, which triggers the cave's collapse.

In a dangerous moment, Carpet saves Aladdin from the brink of the lava pit, then assists Abu to safety. When a massive boulder pins Carpet, he perseveres and frees himself in time to rescue Aladdin and Abu from Jafar's treacherous act.

Upon Aladdin's first use of the Genie's power, Carpet shows familiarity with the Genie, implying a prior acquaintance, and they exchange fist bumps.

Following Aladdin's wish to become a prince, Carpet becomes an integral part of their journey, often seen beneath Aladdin atop Abu, assisting in their endeavors and impressing the Sultan. Carpet takes Aladdin and Jasmine on a magical carpet ride during "A Whole New World" and even picks up a flower for Aladdin to offer Jasmine.

During a moment of despair, Aladdin shouts at Carpet and Abu, leading both to depart in disappointment. Aladdin soon realizes his mistake and seeks to rectify it, but this leaves an opening for Iago to steal the lamp.

In a crucial rescue mission, Carpet flies into the tower where Aladdin and Abu are imprisoned by Jafar and aids in their escape to confront Jafar and save Jasmine. In the climactic battle, Jafar unravels Carpet into a single thread, but Carpet is restored when Jafar is trapped within his own lamp, thanks to Aladdin's cunning trickery.

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