History VideoGame / EdEddNEddyTheMisEdventures

Rather than a single overarching plot, the game has six normal levels that each are styled like episodes from the show, and each have their own individual stories. The two bonus levels are based off concepts from the episodes "Dawn of the Eds" and "The Day the Ed Stood Still". True to the show, there are no new characters to be found in the game (most of the enemies are animals).

** In "Must Be Something I Ed", [[spoiler: if you get spotted in the second half of the level, the kids laugh at Eddy's allergic reaction, "killing" you.]]

* Kaiju: "Edzilla"

* UniqueEnemy: Just about everything in the two bonus levels, and the main levels have some enemies that only appear in one of them.

* MinimalistCast: Just like the other two ''Ed, Edd n Eddy'' games made and the original series (until the movie), there are no new characters introduced.

* DifficultySpike: The first half of the game is more like one tutorial for each Ed. The second half has longer, more complicated levels with trickier tasks and a greater emphasis on using the Tower of Eddy to navigate thin poles.

** "Nightmare on Ed Street" is, of course, named after the [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet horror franchise of the same name]]. One cutscene also has May calling Jimmy's bunny "Mr. Goodbar", like the candy bar.

** "Nightmare on Ed Street" is, of course, named after the [[Franchise/NightmareOnElmStreet horror franchise of the same name]]. One cutscene also has May calling Jimmy's bunny "Mr. Goodbar", like the candy bar.

''Ed Edd n Eddy: The Mis-Edventures'' is an ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' game made by [[Creator/MidwayGames Midway]] in October, 2005 and the second EENE game, preceeding ''Scam of the Century'' and succeeding ''Jawbreakers!'' The exact genre of the game is hard to place; in the main levels, you mostly switch between the three Eds and use their skills to go through obsticles. The bonus levels, however, are faster pased and focus on destroying as much as you can.

''Ed Edd n Eddy: The Mis-Edventures'' is an ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' game made by [[Creator/MidwayGames Midway]] in October, 2005 and the second EENE game, preceeding ''Scam of the Century'' and succeeding ''Jawbreakers!'' The exact genre of the game is hard to place; in the main levels, you mostly switch between the three Eds and use their skills to go through obsticles. The bonus levels, however, are faster pased and focus on destroying as much as you can. The game has six normal levels that each are stlyled like the show ''Ed, Edd n Eddy''. The two bonus levels are based off concepts from the episodes "Dawn of the Eds" and "The Day the Ed Stood Still". True to the show, there are no new characters to be found in the game (most of the enemies are animals).

* BigBoosHaunt: Level 5, "Nightmare On Ed street," is as close as you can get.

* EasterEgg: While there aren't any known actual eggs aside from in GettingCrapPastTheRadar mentioned below, there is one "easter egg" in each normal level. The first three are body alterations (big head, small head, space suit), and the next three are movies ("My Best Friend Plank," a short clipshow of the voice actors, and the game's trailer).

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Literally. Level 5 has a toilet... and if you look into it ''you can see crap''.

* AngryGuardDog: Two types, actually. One is invincible and appears as early as the first level. They serve as an obstacle to get around. The other one that comes with a pink bowtie ''can'' be killed, but takes several hits and doesn't appear until level 6.

* NonStandardGameOver: In "Must Be Something I Ed", [[spoiler: if you get spotted in the second half of the level, the kids laugh at Eddy's allergic reaction, "killing" you.]]

* SuperDrowningSkills: Played in an odd way; You "drown" even if the water is waist high. This can be seen in level six. Though possibly justified since, in game, the "health" meter is actually coolness, and falling in water is considered uncool.
* TimedMission: Several. One of note is just before the final boss, which involves going through a series of puzzles with the Eds to open one door after another.

** The FlavorText for the Tutti-Frutti jawbreaker is "[[{{Music/LittleRichard}} A WOMP BUDDA LOO BOP A LOP BAM BOO.]]"
** "Rebel Robot Ranch" (Bonus level 2) has plenty to ''Film/StarWars'', especially as Edd uses a red lightsaber.

''Ed Edd n Eddy: The Mis-Edventures'' is an ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' game made by Midway in October, 2005 and the second EENE game, preceeding ''Scam of the Century'' and succeeding ''Jawbreakers!'' The exact genre of the game is hard to place; in the main levels, you mostly switch between the three Eds and use their skills to go through obsticles. The bonus levels, however, are faster pased and focus on destroying as much as you can. The game has six normal levels that each are stlyled like the show ''Ed, Edd n Eddy''. The two bonus levels are based off concepts from the episodes "Dawn of the Eds" and "The Day the Ed Stood Still". True to the show, there are no new characters to be found in the game (most of the enemies are animals).

* DudeWheresMyReward: In level 5, Eddy asks for the quarter that Jimmy promised for retrieving Mr. Yum-Yum. Technically, Jimmy added Mr. Yum-Yum had to be in one piece. They brought him back in two pieces, so the deal was off. Instead Jimmy runs away crying leaving Eddy [[AllForNothing nothing for his hard work]].

* AdaptationalJerkass: In the t.v. series, Rolf is one of the few kids that is actually nice toward the Eds and tolerates them as long they don't mess with him in any way. In this game, Rolf is very antagonistic toward the Eds to the point he actually wanted Kevin to sabotage their chances of winning his badge.

* RespawningEnemies: In "Rebel Robot Ranch" (bonus level 2), you have to take out the Red Bot regenerators if you don't wanna spend hours killing dozens of Red Bots.

''Ed Edd n Eddy: The Mis-Edventures'' is an ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' game made by Midway in October, 2005 and the second EENE game, preceeding ''Scam of the Century'' and succeeding ''Jawbreakers!'' The exact genre of the game is hard to place; in the main levels, you mostly switch between the three Eds and use their skills to go through obsticles. The bonus levels, however, are faster pased and focus on destroying as much as you can. The game has six normal levels that each are stlyled like the show ''Ed, Edd n Eddy''. The two bonus levels are based off concepts from the episodes "Dawn of the Eds" and "The Day the Ed Stood Still".

The game earned mixed reviews, with praise for the comedy and faithfulness to the show but criticism was directed towards its short length, poor graphics and lack of difficulty.

True to the show, there are not any new people to be found in the game. (Most of the enemies are animals.)