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* GoodCastlesEvilCastles: * There are many different castles, each one inhabited by a different ally or enemy of Mickey, and each one having varying degrees of enemies and obstacles:
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* GoodCastlesEvilCastles: * There are many different castles, each one inhabited by a different ally or enemy of Mickey, and each one having varying degrees of enemies and obstacles:
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** The Sand Castle is a PlatialSandcastle, being surrounded by sand and having crabs serve as enemies. It also features an [[UnderTheSea underwater section]] that Mickey has to swim through. The boss of the stage is a GiantEnemyCrab, who upon defeat, reveals himself to be WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck, who has been forcibly transformed by The Phantom.
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** The Sand Castle is a PlatialSandcastle, PalatialSandcastle, being surrounded by sand and having crabs serve as enemies. It also features an [[UnderTheSea underwater section]] that Mickey has to swim through. The boss of the stage is a GiantEnemyCrab, who upon defeat, reveals himself to be WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck, who has been forcibly transformed by The Phantom.
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* GoodCastlesEvilCastles: * There are many different castles, each one inhabited by a different ally or enemy of Mickey, and each one having varying degrees of enemies and obstacles:
** The Blacksmith's Castle has many LethalLavaLand elements, such as EvilLivingFlames, dragons, sentient matches, and lava pits. The boss of the stage is a dragon, who upon defeat, is revealed to be Horace Horsecollar, who [[ForcedTransformation has forcibly been turned into a dragon]] by The Phantom, the game's BigBad.
** The Castle Ruins is a HauntedCastle that [[BlackoutBasement starts out dark and Mickey has to hold a lantern to light up the room]]. Enemies in this stage include [[BedsheetGhost bedsheet ghosts]] and floating pumpkins, and spike pits serve as obstacles. The boss of the stage is a giant ghost, who upon defeat, surrenders a shrinking potion that allows Mickey to get through tight spaces.
** The Toy Workshop is a colorful and whimsical castle with many ToyTime elements, such as giant squirt guns, a [[BandLand piano bridge]], and a claw machine that is used to get a key to unlock a door. The boss of the stage is a card king, who upon defeat, reveals himself to be WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}}, who has been forcibly transformed by The Phantom.
** The Sand Castle is a PlatialSandcastle, being surrounded by sand and having crabs serve as enemies. It also features an [[UnderTheSea underwater section]] that Mickey has to swim through. The boss of the stage is a GiantEnemyCrab, who upon defeat, reveals himself to be WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck, who has been forcibly transformed by The Phantom.
** The Good Princess' Castle is inhabited by WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse, who is hiding in a room. Like the Castle Ruins, it's inhabited by ghosts and flying pumpkins and has spike pits as obstacles. However, the interior is much more brightly colored than the Castle Ruins. When Mickey gets into Minnie's room, she gives him the magic beans and advises him to plant them on the Island below the Phantom's Cloud Castle. She also advises him to find the Cloud Shoes in the [[BuildLikeAnEgyptian pyramid]] so that he can walk across the clouds without falling through them.
** The Phantom's Cloud Castle is the game's fourteenth and final stage. It is an OminousFloatingCastle with many obstacles that were featured in previous stages, as well as sections where Mickey has to [[GravityScrew invert the gravity]] and turn deadly water into clean water so he can swim through it. When Mickey gets to the end, he fights The Phantom so he can recover the magical crystal The Phantom stole and used to transform his friends to serve his evil purposes.
** The Blacksmith's Castle has many LethalLavaLand elements, such as EvilLivingFlames, dragons, sentient matches, and lava pits. The boss of the stage is a dragon, who upon defeat, is revealed to be Horace Horsecollar, who [[ForcedTransformation has forcibly been turned into a dragon]] by The Phantom, the game's BigBad.
** The Castle Ruins is a HauntedCastle that [[BlackoutBasement starts out dark and Mickey has to hold a lantern to light up the room]]. Enemies in this stage include [[BedsheetGhost bedsheet ghosts]] and floating pumpkins, and spike pits serve as obstacles. The boss of the stage is a giant ghost, who upon defeat, surrenders a shrinking potion that allows Mickey to get through tight spaces.
** The Toy Workshop is a colorful and whimsical castle with many ToyTime elements, such as giant squirt guns, a [[BandLand piano bridge]], and a claw machine that is used to get a key to unlock a door. The boss of the stage is a card king, who upon defeat, reveals himself to be WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}}, who has been forcibly transformed by The Phantom.
** The Sand Castle is a PlatialSandcastle, being surrounded by sand and having crabs serve as enemies. It also features an [[UnderTheSea underwater section]] that Mickey has to swim through. The boss of the stage is a GiantEnemyCrab, who upon defeat, reveals himself to be WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck, who has been forcibly transformed by The Phantom.
** The Good Princess' Castle is inhabited by WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse, who is hiding in a room. Like the Castle Ruins, it's inhabited by ghosts and flying pumpkins and has spike pits as obstacles. However, the interior is much more brightly colored than the Castle Ruins. When Mickey gets into Minnie's room, she gives him the magic beans and advises him to plant them on the Island below the Phantom's Cloud Castle. She also advises him to find the Cloud Shoes in the [[BuildLikeAnEgyptian pyramid]] so that he can walk across the clouds without falling through them.
** The Phantom's Cloud Castle is the game's fourteenth and final stage. It is an OminousFloatingCastle with many obstacles that were featured in previous stages, as well as sections where Mickey has to [[GravityScrew invert the gravity]] and turn deadly water into clean water so he can swim through it. When Mickey gets to the end, he fights The Phantom so he can recover the magical crystal The Phantom stole and used to transform his friends to serve his evil purposes.
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* MacroZone: [[IncredibleShrinkingMan One ability allows Mickey to shrink]] and sneak through small tunnels. Sometimes you can use this to quickly go over blocks that the game expects you to pick and throw out of the way.
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* MacroZone: [[IncredibleShrinkingMan One ability allows Mickey to shrink]] and sneak through small tunnels. Sometimes you can use this to quickly go over blocks that the game expects you to pick up and throw out of the way.
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* AmericanKirbyIsHardcore: The game's Japanese box art depicts Mickey and Minnie in their 1930's art style as the former holds up the magical crystal that the Phantom stole. The North American and European box art depict Mickey in his post-1940's art style holding up a treasure chest and climbing the beanstalk as the dragon breathes fire at him.
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* AmericanKirbyIsHardcore: The game's Japanese box art depicts Mickey and Minnie in their 1930's art style as the former holds up the magical crystal that the Phantom stole. The North American and European box art depict Mickey in his post-1940's art style holding up a treasure chest and climbing the beanstalk as the dragon breathes fire at him. Downplayed as Mickey still has a cheerful look on his face.
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: The Phantom serves as this to Mizrabel from ''Castle of Illusion''. While both characters are Disney villains under different names and use magic spells in the battles against them, their motives are different; Mizrabel captured Minnie out of jealousy of her beauty and popularity, whereas the Phantom stole the magical crystal and used its power to turn Mickey's friends into his henchmen to serve his evil purposes.
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* MacroZone: One ability allows Mickey to shrink and sneak through small tunnels. Sometimes you can use this to quickly go over blocks that the game expects you to pick and throw out of the way.
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* MacroZone: [[IncredibleShrinkingMan One ability allows Mickey to shrink shrink]] and sneak through small tunnels. Sometimes you can use this to quickly go over blocks that the game expects you to pick and throw out of the way.
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* BalefulPolymorph: The Phantom has turned Mickey's friends into his henchmen; Horace Horsecollar into a fire-breathing dragon, Goofy into a card king, and Donald into a GiantEnemyCrab. They all serve as bosses, and when Mickey defeats them, they return to their normal selves.
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* ForcedTransformation: The Phantom has turned Mickey's friends into his henchmen; Horace Horsecollar into a fire-breathing dragon, Goofy into a card king, and Donald into a GiantEnemyCrab. They all serve as bosses, and when Mickey defeats them, they return to their normal selves.
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* TimedMission: Each stage has a time limit. Running out of time costs Mickey a life.
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''Land of Illusion: Starring Mickey Mouse'' is the 1992 Sega Master System and Game Gear sequel to ''VideoGame/CastleOfIllusion''.
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''Land of Illusion: Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse'' WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse'' is the 1992 Sega Master System and Game Gear sequel to ''VideoGame/CastleOfIllusion''.
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* ToyTime: One level has several kinds of toys as hazards and platforming gimmicks.
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* ToyTime: One level has several kinds of toys The seventh stage is the Toy Workshop. It features many toy-themed gimmicks, such as hazards giant squirt guns, [[BandLand a piano bridge]], giant yo-yos that you can lift or lower by running in a certain direction, and platforming gimmicks.a claw machine you'll need to use to get a key to unlock a door with. The boss of this stage is The Card King, who upon defeat, reveals himself to be Goofy under the Phantom's spell.
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* SequentialBoss: The final boss, the Phantom, has [[RuleOfThree three]] phases. In the first, he tosses fireballs and Mickey has to butt-stomp him when he is holding still to damage him. He also must be careful not to get hit by the Phantom's SpinAttack. After two hits, the Phantom will stand on the ceiling and [[CollapsingCeilingBoss make blocks fall from it]]. Mickey must pick up the block that stays intact when it lands on the floor while avoiding the others, and toss the block at the Phantom when he's holding still to damage him. After two more hits, the Phantom will transform into an orb that Mickey must avoid. Mickey must once again butt-stomp the Phantom when he is holding still to damage him, avoiding the lightning that the Phantom casts. After three more hits, the Phantom will be defeated and surrender the crystal he stole.
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* BeanstalkParody: when Mickey meets Minnie at the [[BigFancyCastle Good Princess' Castle]], she gives him the magic beans and advises him to plant them on the island below the [[OminousFloatingCastle Phantom's Cloud Castle]] so that a beanstalk will grow from them. Mickey also needs to collect the Cloud Shoes from the Stone Pyramid in the [[ShiftingSandLand Desert]] so that he walk on the clouds without falling through them. When Mickey plants the beans, a giant beanstalk does grow from them and he has to climb to the top so he can reach the Phantom's Cloud Castle, which is the game's final level.
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* BeanstalkParody: when Mickey meets Minnie at the [[BigFancyCastle Good Princess' Castle]], she gives him the magic beans and advises him to plant them on the island below the [[OminousFloatingCastle Phantom's Cloud Castle]] so that a beanstalk will grow from them. Mickey also needs to collect the Cloud Shoes from the Stone Pyramid in the [[ShiftingSandLand Desert]] so that he can walk on the clouds without falling through them. When Mickey plants the beans, a giant beanstalk does grow from them and he has to climb to the top so he can reach the Phantom's Cloud Castle, which is the game's final level.
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[[caption-width-right:350:The Land of Illusion awaits.]]
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* OneHundredPercentCompletion: Collecting all 14 Power Stars will grant you the GoldenEnding, where pictures of Mickey and his friends are shown alongside their names in the closing credits.
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* OneHundredPercentCompletion: HundredPercentCompletion: Collecting all 14 Power Stars will grant you the GoldenEnding, where pictures of Mickey and his friends are shown alongside their names in the closing credits.
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* OrdinaryDrowningSkills: Unlike the previous game, Mickey now has an air meter for when he's swimming.
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* OrdinaryDrowningSkills: OxygenMeter: Unlike the previous game, Mickey now has an air meter for when he's swimming.
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The game was soon followed by ''VideoGame/WorldOfIllusion'' for the Sega Genesis and later by ''Legend of Illusion'' for the Game Gear.
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* AmericanKirbyIsHardcore: The game's Japanese box art depicts Mickey and Minnie in their 1930's art style as the former holds up the magical crystal that the Phantom stole. The North American and European box art depict Mickey in his post-1940's art style holding up a treasure chest and climbing the beanstalk as the dragon breathes fire at him.
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* OneHundredPercentCompletion: Collecting all 14 Power Stars will grant you the GoldenEnding, where pictures of Mickey and his friends are shown alongside their names in the closing credits.
* AdvancingWallOfDoom: A wall of spikes serves as an obstacle in the Desert. Mickey must evade it on his way to the BossRoom.
* AdvancingWallOfDoom: A wall of spikes serves as an obstacle in the Desert. Mickey must evade it on his way to the BossRoom.
* BalefulPolymorph: The Phantom has turned Mickey's friends into his henchmen; Horace Horsecollar into a fire-breathing dragon, Goofy into a card king, and Donald into a GiantEnemyCrab. They all serve as bosses, and when Mickey defeats them, they return to their normal selves.
* BedsheetGhost: A ghost of this kind serves as the boss of the Castle Ruins.
* BigFancyCastle: There are plenty in this game; the Blacksmith's Castle (which has LethalLavaLand elements), the Castle Ruins (which is a HauntedCastle), the Toy Workshop (which has ToyTime elements), the Sand Castle (which has elements of both BuildLikeAnEgyptian and UnderTheSea), the Good Princess' Castle, and the Phantom's Cloud Castle (which is an OminousFloatingCastle).
* BuildLikeAnEgyptian: The Desert and the Sand Castle both take place in sandy pyramids.
* DeathMountain: Craggy Cliff. To pass this level, Mickey will need to recover the rope from the Palace Ruins so he can climb walls. Vultures and boulders serve as enemies.
* EvilLivingFlames: Anthropomorphic flames serve as enemies in the Blacksmith's Castle.
* GiantEnemyCrab: One serves as the boss of the Sand Castle. When defeated, the crab reveals itself to be Donald Duck under the Phantom's spell.
* GiantEnemyCrab: One serves as the boss of the Sand Castle. When defeated, the crab reveals itself to be Donald Duck under the Phantom's spell.
* TheLostWoods: The first stage is the Forest.
* OminousFloatingCastle: The Phantom's Cloud Castle, which serves as the fourteenth and final level.
* OneTimeDungeon: Certain levels cannot be revisited once completed. While there is a reason for this, as by those points, Mickey will have already rescued one of his friends from the Phantom's spell, this can be problematic if you're trying to collect all 14 Power Stars to earn the GoldenEnding.
* RuinsForRuinsSake: The Palace Ruins, where Mickey has to recover the rope so he can use it to climb walls.
* ShiftingSandLand: The Desert. Sentient cacti and vultures serve as enemies. This stage has a path that leads to the Sand Castle, as well as a Pyramid that holds the Cloud Shoes that Mickey will need to recover in order to walk across clouds.
* SnakesAreSinister:
** Snakes serve as common enemies in the first stage, the Forest. At the end of the stage, a giant snake that resembles Kaa from ''WesternAnimation/TheJungleBook1967'' serves as an obstacle. Mickey will need to feed it an apple to get it to close its mouth so he can cross it. Otherwise, he gets eaten and takes damage.
** A snake serves as the boss of the Desert. Mickey has to defeat it in order to recover the Cloud Shoes.
* ShiftingSandLand: The Desert. Sentient cacti and vultures serve as enemies. This stage has a path that leads to the Sand Castle, as well as a Pyramid that holds the Cloud Shoes that Mickey will need to recover in order to walk across clouds.
* SnakesAreSinister:
** Snakes serve as common enemies in the first stage, the Forest. At the end of the stage, a giant snake that resembles Kaa from ''WesternAnimation/TheJungleBook1967'' serves as an obstacle. Mickey will need to feed it an apple to get it to close its mouth so he can cross it. Otherwise, he gets eaten and takes damage.
** A snake serves as the boss of the Desert. Mickey has to defeat it in order to recover the Cloud Shoes.
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* TheStinger: After the day is saved, Mickey wakes up with [[ThatWasNotADream lipstick marks on his cheek]].
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* UnderTheSea:
** The Lake serves as the second stage. Mickey will first need to clear the level to access the Blacksmith's Castle. Once Mickey defeats the fire-breathing dragon and rescues Horace Horsecollar, Mickey will need to revisit the Lake, because the water level has risen, and the path to the Castle Ruins will be unlocked.
** The second half of the Sand Castle takes place in a sunken temple, where the giant crab serves as the boss.
* UndergroundLevel: the Tiny Cavern. To pass this level, Mickey will need the shrinking potion, which he can recover after completing the Castle Ruins. Bugs serve as enemies.
* UnderwaterBossBattle: The battle against the giant crab in the Sand Castle takes place underwater. As Mickey has an OxygenMeter in this game, he will need to swim up to the surface to replenish it if he's running low.
* VileVulture: Vultures serve as enemies in Craggy Cliff and the Desert.
** The Lake serves as the second stage. Mickey will first need to clear the level to access the Blacksmith's Castle. Once Mickey defeats the fire-breathing dragon and rescues Horace Horsecollar, Mickey will need to revisit the Lake, because the water level has risen, and the path to the Castle Ruins will be unlocked.
** The second half of the Sand Castle takes place in a sunken temple, where the giant crab serves as the boss.
* UndergroundLevel: the Tiny Cavern. To pass this level, Mickey will need the shrinking potion, which he can recover after completing the Castle Ruins. Bugs serve as enemies.
* UnderwaterBossBattle: The battle against the giant crab in the Sand Castle takes place underwater. As Mickey has an OxygenMeter in this game, he will need to swim up to the surface to replenish it if he's running low.
* VileVulture: Vultures serve as enemies in Craggy Cliff and the Desert.
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* BigBad: The villain is a sorcerer named Phantom. He [[{{Expy}} looks like]] a recolored version of The Horned King from Disney's ''The Black Cauldron'', much like how Mizrabel in ''Castle of Illusion'' looked like Queen Grimhilde from ''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs''.
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* BigBad: The villain is a sorcerer named Phantom. He [[{{Expy}} looks like]] a recolored version of The Horned King from Disney's ''The Black Cauldron'', ''WesternAnimation/TheBlackCauldron'', much like how Mizrabel in ''Castle of Illusion'' looked like Queen Grimhilde from ''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs''.''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs''.
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* BeanstalkParody: when Mickey meets Minnie at the [[BigFancyCastle Good Princess' Castle]], she gives him the magic beans and advises him to plant them on the island below the [[OminousFloatingCastle Phantom's Cloud Castle]] so that a beanstalk will grow from them. Mickey also needs to collect the Cloud Shoes from the Stone Pyramid in the [[ShiftingSandLand Desert]] so that he walk on the clouds without falling through them. When Mickey plants the beans, a giant beanstalk does grow from them and he has to climb to the top so he can reach the Phantom's Cloud Castle, which is the game's final level.
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* OrdinaryDrowningSkills: Mickey has an air meter for when he's swimming.
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The only iteration of lava is only in the Blacksmith's castle. The fluids in the Pricess' and Phantom's Castles aren't lava.
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* OneHitKill: Getting crushed or touching lava[[note]]Oddly enough the Blacksmith's Castle is an exception[[/note]] will take out Mickey instantly. Period.
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* LostForever: Some levels cannot be revisited - mainly the palaces where you save a friend - so if you missed a [[HeartContainer Power Star]] there it's gone for good.
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[[caption-width-right:350:The Land of Illusion awaits.]]
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After falling asleep as he read a fairy tale book, Mickey finds himself on the world from its stories. A villager tells him about how their lands are being menaced by an evil sorceror called Phantom who has already transformed several people into dangerous beasts and imprisioned their princess. Mickey then sets out to defeat the villain and figure out how to return home.
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* BigBad: The villain is a sorceror sorcerer named Phantom. He [[{{Expy}} looks like]] a recoloured recolored version of The Horned King from Disney's ''The Black Cauldron'', much like how Mizrabel in ''Castle of Illusion'' looked like Queen Grimhilde from ''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs''.
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* GuideDangIt: Some of the Power Stars are ''very'' well hidden.
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* OneUp: Get it via score, item or extra Power Stars.
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'''''Land of Illusion: Starring Mickey Mouse''''' is the 1992 Sega Master System and Game Gear sequel to ''VideoGame/CastleOfIllusion''.
After falling asleep as he read a fairy tale book, Mickey finds himself on the world from its stories. A villager tells him about how their lands are being menaced by an evil sorceror called Phantom who has already transformed several people into dangerous beasts and imprisioned their princess. Mickey then sets out to defeat the villain and figure out how to return home.
The game improves on the platforming, butt-stomping and block-throwing action from the previous game with some new abilities that Mickey can use to revisit previous levels and find alternate paths that lead further into the world. The level design also gives a harder feel with some focus on puzzles.
The game was soon followed by ''VideoGame/WorldOfIllusion'' for the Sega Genesis and later by ''Legend of Illusion'' for the Game Gear.
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!!This game features the illusion of the following tropes:
* AutoScrollingLevel: One level has you avoiding obstacles in the way while the screen scrolls, only to have to carry a key all the way back to the beginning by using pressure plates to scroll the screen to the left.
* BigBad: The villain is a sorceror named Phantom. He [[{{Expy}} looks like]] a recoloured version of The Horned King from Disney's ''The Black Cauldron'', much like how Mizrabel in ''Castle of Illusion'' looked like Queen Grimhilde from ''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs''.
* BlackoutBasement: Two levels involve Mickey being in pitch-black darkness unless lamps are close to him.
* TheCameo: Mickey finds several of his friends as denizens of the fantasy world.
* EndGameResultsScreen: It displays your final score and the amount of stars found.
* GoombaStomp: Like in the previous game, you need to point Mickey's rear at enemies with an extra button press instead of falling feet-first at them.
* HeartContainer: Present as stars rather than hearts. Mickey starts out with a mere two stars' worth of health, but can pick up extra ones through the game. Upon reaching the cap value of 5, any more stars will be worth extra lives instead. If you happen to collect all 14, [[BraggingRightsReward you'll get]] a handful of bonus points at the end of the game.
* IndyEscape: Near the end of the ruins level, Mickey is chased by a rock that turns out to be the boss enemy. You can skip the chase by shrinking and jumping over the blocks in the way, but the rock will teleport below to fight you anyway.
* LevelGoal: At the end of levels without a boss, there is a key that will reveal a goal door nearby once Mickey holds it.
* LockAndKeyPuzzle: Mickey can open locked barriers by throwing a key at them.
* MacroZone: One ability allows Mickey to shrink and sneak through small tunnels. Sometimes you can use this to quickly go over blocks that the game expects you to pick and throw out of the way.
* OrdinaryDrowningSkills: Mickey has an air meter for when he's swimming.
* SpikesOfDoom: Placed here and there. In the ruins level they come through the screen in chains like lasers from a ''Mega Man'' game.
* TacticalSuicideBoss: In one of his phases, the Phantom will stand on the ceiling to avoid Mickey's stomps but will also drop blocks that can be thrown at him.
* TheStinger: After the day is saved, Mickey wakes up with [[ThatWasNotADream lipstick marks on his cheek]].
* ToyTime: One level has several kinds of toys as hazards and platforming gimmicks.
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After falling asleep as he read a fairy tale book, Mickey finds himself on the world from its stories. A villager tells him about how their lands are being menaced by an evil sorceror called Phantom who has already transformed several people into dangerous beasts and imprisioned their princess. Mickey then sets out to defeat the villain and figure out how to return home.
The game improves on the platforming, butt-stomping and block-throwing action from the previous game with some new abilities that Mickey can use to revisit previous levels and find alternate paths that lead further into the world. The level design also gives a harder feel with some focus on puzzles.
The game was soon followed by ''VideoGame/WorldOfIllusion'' for the Sega Genesis and later by ''Legend of Illusion'' for the Game Gear.
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!!This game features the illusion of the following tropes:
* AutoScrollingLevel: One level has you avoiding obstacles in the way while the screen scrolls, only to have to carry a key all the way back to the beginning by using pressure plates to scroll the screen to the left.
* BigBad: The villain is a sorceror named Phantom. He [[{{Expy}} looks like]] a recoloured version of The Horned King from Disney's ''The Black Cauldron'', much like how Mizrabel in ''Castle of Illusion'' looked like Queen Grimhilde from ''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs''.
* BlackoutBasement: Two levels involve Mickey being in pitch-black darkness unless lamps are close to him.
* TheCameo: Mickey finds several of his friends as denizens of the fantasy world.
* EndGameResultsScreen: It displays your final score and the amount of stars found.
* GoombaStomp: Like in the previous game, you need to point Mickey's rear at enemies with an extra button press instead of falling feet-first at them.
* HeartContainer: Present as stars rather than hearts. Mickey starts out with a mere two stars' worth of health, but can pick up extra ones through the game. Upon reaching the cap value of 5, any more stars will be worth extra lives instead. If you happen to collect all 14, [[BraggingRightsReward you'll get]] a handful of bonus points at the end of the game.
* IndyEscape: Near the end of the ruins level, Mickey is chased by a rock that turns out to be the boss enemy. You can skip the chase by shrinking and jumping over the blocks in the way, but the rock will teleport below to fight you anyway.
* LevelGoal: At the end of levels without a boss, there is a key that will reveal a goal door nearby once Mickey holds it.
* LockAndKeyPuzzle: Mickey can open locked barriers by throwing a key at them.
* MacroZone: One ability allows Mickey to shrink and sneak through small tunnels. Sometimes you can use this to quickly go over blocks that the game expects you to pick and throw out of the way.
* OrdinaryDrowningSkills: Mickey has an air meter for when he's swimming.
* SpikesOfDoom: Placed here and there. In the ruins level they come through the screen in chains like lasers from a ''Mega Man'' game.
* TacticalSuicideBoss: In one of his phases, the Phantom will stand on the ceiling to avoid Mickey's stomps but will also drop blocks that can be thrown at him.
* TheStinger: After the day is saved, Mickey wakes up with [[ThatWasNotADream lipstick marks on his cheek]].
* ToyTime: One level has several kinds of toys as hazards and platforming gimmicks.
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