History VideoGame / DisneySpeedstorm

** Of all the Disney series represented in-game, ''[[Franchise/MickeyMouse Mickey and Friends]]'' gets the most representation by far (being Disney's flagship franchise and all). To start with, it had the most racers in the launch roster (three where everyone else had two), and those racers get special focus as the {{Starter Mon}}s that are the first ones you'll get to use. On top of that, it's had two major expansions with the ''Steamboat Willie'' characters in Season Two and Minnie and Daisy in Season Three (both accompanied by several new crew members), with ''Steamboat'' also getting its own map with The Silver Screen (although that has been part of the game in Season One, before Steamboat Mickey and Steamboat Pete were added).

** ''Franchise/MonstersInc'': The Scare Floor

** The Scare Floor (the ''Monsters, Inc.'' map) has a section that takes place in the Himalayas where Sulley and Mike were banished.

''Disney Speedstorm'' is a MascotRacer featuring various characters from across Creator/{{Disney}} and Creator/{{Pixar}} by Creator/{{Gameloft}}. It was released in early access on April 18, 2023, for UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesXAndS, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, and [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]] (via UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, the UsefulNotes/EpicGamesStore, and the Microsoft Store), with a mobile version on UsefulNotes/{{iOS|Games}}/[=iPadOS=] and UsefulNotes/{{Android|Games}} soft-launched in some regions (beginning with UsefulNotes/{{Spain}} and UsefulNotes/{{Romania}}) on [[https://toucharcade.com/2023/08/02/disney-speedstorm-mobile-release-soft-launch-download-out-now-iphone-android-ipad-ios-season-3/ August 1, 2023,]] alongside the game's third season. Its full free-to-play release was on September 28, 2023.

* AdaptationalModesty: All of the animal and non-human characters, even those who didn't wear clothes in their source material, now wear full-body racing suits.

** The Hack Skill mirrors its victims' view of the screen on hit, which also reverses the controls temporarily.

* HomeStage: Each character (except for Figment and WALL•E) has a home world from their series[[note]]During WALL•E‘s first Limited Event in December 2023, he used Jungle Ruins as his track[[/note]]. (Even [[OriginalGeneration Arbee]], a non-playable character, gets a track of her own with "Arbee's Arena".)

* HomeStage: Each character (except for Figment and WALL•E) has a home world from their series. (Even [[OriginalGeneration Arbee]], a non-playable character, gets a track of her own with "Arbee's Arena".)

* ''[[WesternAnimation/WallE WALL•E]]'': WALL•E

* ''WesternAnimation/WallE'': WALL-E

** [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Castle]] environment, based on ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast''. The Beast and his transformed servants put on a show for their guests racing in a specialized track inside for them.

* {{Cyberspace}}: Arbee's Arena is both this and the only OriginalGeneration track in the game, taking place in a computer-generated (this game already being a 3D racer notwithstanding) world that looks like a partially-futuristic suburb floating on grey cybernetic upside-down pyramids. You know, as if an internet-connected AI decided to make a track of her own? %%Arbee is referred to as "she/her" by the developers.

* HomeStage: Each character (except for Figment and WALL-E) has a home world from their series.

*** Classic (including ''WesternAnimation/SteamboatWillie'') as well as ''WesternAnimation/OswaldTheLuckyRabbit'': The Silver Screen

** {{Downplayed|Trope}} example; [=PlayStation=] Plus subscribers can freely unlock an exclusive avatar based on and an exclusive silver kart color for a specific Racer, which rotates every few months. (Jack Sparrow was first, then he was replaced by Mulan, who was in turn replaced by Hercules.) However, once unlocked, the avatar and kart color can be used on any and all versions.

* BreakingOldTrends: This was meant to be the first Disney and Pixar game developed by Creator/{{Gameloft}} for consoles, as all of their past output has been for mobile games, although the early access release of ''VideoGame/DisneyDreamlightValley'' in September 2022 negated this. It is Gameloft's first ''competitive'' Disney game for consoles, though. ''However'', this game has seen its full release first in late September 2023, while ''Dreamlight Valley'' didn't leave early access until early December, so ''Speedstorm'' technically still took the trope before ''Dreamlight Valley'' did.

** ''[[Franchise/MickeyMouse Mickey and Friends]]'': Toon Village
** ''WesternAnimation/SteamboatWillie'' and ''WesternAnimation/OswaldTheLuckyRabbit'': The Silver Screen

** ''Franchise/MonstersInc'': The Factory

** ''Franchise/LiloAndStitch'': [[UsefulNotes/{{Hawaii}} Kauaʻi]]
** ''WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}}'': Agrabah
** ''Franchise/{{Frozen}}'': Arendelle

** Tricksters have the ability to mirror the opponent's screen (similar to the Hack skill) by hitting them with a DashAttack.

* KidsDrivingCars: Mowgli and Lilo are still represented as children like in their native canon and are able to drive vehicles, even though they are too young to legally drive (and in Mowgli's case, comes from a land and time without motorized vehicles at all).

* {{Leitmotif}}: Each of the franchises have one song that frequently gets played for them.

* ArtisticLicenseOrnithology: Stitch's Epic Crew Member is called "Duck Family", but the icon depicts the ''swans'' from his ''Literature/TheUglyDuckling'' book.

* HomeStage: Each character (except for Figment) has a home world from their series.

* BreakingOldTrends: This was meant to be the first Disney and Pixar game developed by Creator/{{Gameloft}} for consoles, as all of their past output has been for mobile games, although the early access release of ''VideoGame/DisneyDreamlightValley'' in September 2022 negated this. It is Gameloft's first ''competitive'' Disney game for consoles, though. ''However'', this game has seen its full release first in late September 2023, while ''Dreamlight Valley'' won't leave early access until early December, so ''Speedstorm'' technically still took the trope before ''Dreamlight Valley'' did.

** Jessie and Steamboat Pete, whose unique skills are obstacle-based as well, will spawn fewer toys and ink blots respectively when Season 5 arrives.

** During Season 3, ''ʻOhana'', Stitch quickly became a go-to Racer due to the charged version of his Experiment 626 ability, which saw him firing so many fast-moving plasma bolts that were hard to dodge without a shield, cloak, or invulnerability. Season 4, ''The Cave of Wonders'', reduced the amount of time he spends firing his plasma blaster and made them slower, smaller, and reduced the amount of bounces off the track barriers they can handle before dissipating. Season 5, ''Let It Go'', will nerf him even further by removing his invulnerability.

* {{Wutai}}: The ''Franchise/{{Mulan|Disney}}'' track takes place in imperial China, with a section based on The Great Wall.

** ''WesternAnimation/SteamboatWillie'': The Silver Screen

* {{Retraux}}: The Silver Screen tracks all consist of black and white roads, reflecting old Disney cartoons. This also applies to the Steamboat versions of Mickey and Pete, who speak with a filter over their voices to make it sound like they stepped out of a cartoon.

** The ''Monsters, Inc.'' track has a section that takes place in the Himalayas where Sulley and Mike were banished.
** The ''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}'' track takes place in the snow-covered kingdom of Arendelle. It also features a few BigFancyCastle elements due to having a section based on Elsa's Ice Palace.

** Of all the Disney series represented in-game, ''[[Franchise/MickeyMouse Mickey and Friends]]'' gets the most representation by far. To start with, it had the most racers in the launch roster (three where everyone else had two), and those racers get special focus as the {{Starter Mon}}s that are the first ones you'll get to use. On top of that, it's had two major expansions with the ''Steamboat Willie'' characters in Season Two and Minnie and Daisy in Season Three (both accompanied by several new crew members), with ''Steamboat'' also getting its own track.

** On a lighter note, ''Franchise/LiloAndStitch'' and ''Franchise/{{Frozen}}'' each received slightly more racers and crew members than most seasons (5 and 15 respectively, instead of the standard 4 and 12), with ''Lilo and Stitch'' drawing from ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitchTheSeries'' for Angel (and her Epic crew Reuben) and some ''Frozen'' racers having twice the kart customization options (wings and wheels) that most racers do.

** Each of the ''Monsters, Inc.'' tracks has a section that takes place in the Himalayas Sulley and Mike got banished to.

* SpotlightStealingCrossover: Of all the Disney series represented in-game, ''[[Franchise/MickeyMouse Mickey and Friends]]'', ''Franchise/LiloAndStitch'' and ''Franchise/{{Frozen}}'' get the most representation by far. The former has seven playable drivers (Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Minnie, Daisy, Steamboat Mickey, and Steamboat Pete), is the only series to have more than one HomeStage (Toon Village for the first five and The Silver Screen for the last two), and Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are all obtainable through the tutorial and so are the first racers you'll get to use. Meanwhile, the latter two franchises each got an entire season dedicated to them with five playable racers each (instead of four as with the other seasons), a large number of variants for their respective {{Home Stage}}s, and numerous crew members to accommodate each racer. Furthermore, ''Lilo & Stitch'' got a character from a Creator/DisneyTelevisionAnimation SequelSeries (Angel) as a playable Racer, with another such character (Reuben) as her Epic crew member, and Lilo's Epic upgrade item is also an item taken from ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitchTheSeries'' (Lilo's Experiment Book). Meanwhile, while ''Frozen'' only features Racers introduced in [[WesternAnimation/Frozen2013 the original film]], its sequel material also got representation in its cast of crew members (a [[WesternAnimation/FrozenFever Snowgie]], [[WesternAnimation/FrozenII Lieutenant Mattias, and Bruni]]), and three of its Racers (Elsa, Anna, and Olaf) each got ''four'' spoiler wings and ''four'' unique wheel rims instead of the standard two of each.

* SpotlightStealingCrossover: Of all the Disney series represented in-game, ''[[Franchise/MickeyMouse Mickey and Friends]]'', ''Franchise/LiloAndStitch'' and ''Franchise/{{Frozen}}'' get the most representation by far. The former has seven playable drivers (Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Minnie, Daisy, Steamboat Mickey, and Steamboat Pete), is the only series to have more than one HomeStage (Toon Village for the first five and The Silver Screen for the last two), and Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are all obtainable through the tutorial and so are the first racers you'll get to use. Meanwhile, the latter two franchises each got an entire season dedicated to them with five playable racers each (instead of four as with the other seasons), a large number of variants for their respective {{Home Stage}}s, and numerous crew members to accommodate each racer. Furthermore, ''Lilo & Stitch'' got a character from a Creator/DisneyTelevisionAnimation SequelSeries (Angel) as a playable Racer, with another such character (Reuben) as her Epic crew member, and Lilo's Epic upgrade item is also an item taken from ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitchTheSeries'' (Lilo's Experiment Book). Meanwhile, while ''Frozen'' only features Racers introduced in [[WesternAnimation/Frozen2013 the original film]], its sequel material also got representation in its cast of crew members (a [[WesternAnimation/FrozenFever Snowgie]], [[WesternAnimation/FrozenII Lieutenant Mattias, and Bruni]]), and three of its Racers (Elsa, Anna, and Olaf) each get ''four'' spoiler wings and ''four'' unique wheel rims instead of the standard two of each.

* SpotlightStealingCrossover: Of all the Disney series represented in-game, ''[[Franchise/MickeyMouse Mickey and Friends]]'', ''Franchise/LiloAndStitch'' and ''Franchise/{{Frozen}}'' get the most representation by far. The former has seven playable drivers (Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Minnie, Daisy, Steamboat Mickey, and Steamboat Pete), is the only series to have more than one HomeStage (Toon Village for the first five and The Silver Screen for the last two), and Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are all obtainable through the tutorial and so are the first racers you'll get to use. Meanwhile, the latter two movies each got an entire season dedicated to them with five playable racers each (instead of four as with the other seasons), a large number of variants for their respective {{Home Stage}}s, and numerous crew members to accommodate each racer.

** Some of the ''Monsters, Inc.'' tracks have sections that take place in the Himalayas Sulley and Mike got banished to.

** {{Downplayed|Trope}} example; [=PlayStation=] Plus subscribers can freely unlock an exclusive avatar based on and an exclusive silver kart color for a specific Racer, which rotates every few months. (Jack Sparrow was first, then he was replaced by Mulan.) However, once unlocked, the avatar and kart color can be used on any and all versions.

** ''WesternAnimation/OswaldTheLuckyRabbit'':[[note]]Considered a separate collection in the game.[[/note]] Oswald, Ortensia

* ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'': Belle, The Beast, Gaston

* ''WesternAnimation/{{The Jungle Book|1967}}'': Mowgli, Baloo

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Mulan}}'': Fa Mulan, Li Shang

** ''WesternAnimation/OswaldTheLuckyRabbit'': Oswald, Ortensia