YMMV / Disney Tsum Tsum

• Fan Nickname: The non-Japanese version of the game is referred to as the International version by fans, despite the fact that the presence of a "G" at the end of that version's Google Play Store ID indicates that it's meant to be called the Global version.
• Game-Breaker: There are a few Tsums that players use more than others because of their coin-grinding abilities. Beast, Gaston, and Jedi Luke are considered to be some of the best coin-grinding Tsums when their Skill Levels are maxed out. (Line seems to have noticed this, since the drop rates for Beast and Gaston are lower compared to most other Premium Box Tsums.)
• Unexpected Character:
  • Queen is in the game?! OK, Japanese version only, but still.
  • Same applies to Drossel. Although, to be fair, being a Japanese exclusive makes more sense with her...
  • "Pac-Man?! They invited Pac-Man?!"
  • For Lilo & Stitch fans, having Leroy make his first-ever appearance as a playable character in a video game, nearly fourteen years (Japanese version)/almost fifteen years (Global version) after his debut film.
  • The Fairies from the Tinker Bell movies of the late 2000s-early 2010s.
  • For Unexpected Variants-this games includes both original designs of characters and their designs in the live action remakes (e.g. The 2017 Beast under “Romantic Beast” and, in a Fridge Logic-y way, 2010 Mad Hatter as “Theatrical Mad Hatter”.)
  • Even Sofia the First and Giselle are have been Tsumified.

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