History VideoGame / DisneyMirrorverse

In addition to some merchandise in the form of action figures[[note]]which first released in 2021, predating the global release[[/note]] and an artbook, some [[TieInNovel Tie-In Books]] have been announced to release: ''Pure of Heart'' in July 2023, a novel featuring Snow White's origin as she first encounters the Fractured and the Guardians; and ''Belle'' in February 2024, a manga starring the ''Beauty and the Beast'' heroine.

* ''WesternAnimation/SleepingBeauty'': Maleficent

* BattleCouple: A few sets of romantic partners can be paired together in battle: Mickey and Minnie, WALL-E and EVE, Belle and the Beast, Jack Skellington and Sally, and Aladdin and Jasmine. There was even an event for Valentine's Day where you could earn prizes for using any of the couples available at the time in battle, and Sally's debut event running at the same time featured her trying to go out on date with Jack.

* BigGood: Mickey Mouse, who is the keeper of the Stellar Mirror, serves as MissionControl directing the heroes, and will occasionally appear in story levels to provide a buff.

* DifficultyLevels: The Story, Event, and Dungeon modes come in Normal, Hard, Expert, and Master difficulties (though smaller Events and later Story Mode chapters stop at Expert).

* ShoutOut: A "Calculated Combat" Event had achievements themed around video games, with several of them requiring pairs or teams of Guardians as references to other game series. The games referenced were ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'',[[note]]Peter Pan and Belle as Link and Zelda[[/note]] ''VideoGame/{{Horizon}}'',[[note]]Merida and Rex as Aloy and a machine beast[[/note]] ''Franchise/MortalKombat'',[[note]]Woody and Frozone as Scorpion and Sub-Zero (Woody has a "Get over here!" move)[[/note]] ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'',[[note]]Kermit, Anger, and Olaf as a set of starters[[/note]] ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'',[[note]]Donald and Goofy, with Hiro standing in for Sora[[/note]] ''Franchise/AnimalCrossing'',[[note]]{{Funny Animal}}s Baloo, Judy, and Scrooge[[/note]] ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'',[[note]]Dash and Tinkerbell as Sonic and Tails[[/note]] ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'',[[note]]Snow White and the Evil Queen as... we're not quite sure[[/note]] ''Franchise/{{Halo}}'',[[note]]Tron and EVE as Master Chief and Cortana[[/note]] ''VideoGame/GodOfWar'',[[note]]Maui as Kratos, with Merida and Hades[[/note]] ''VideoGame/SeaOfThieves'',[[note]]any two pirates (Sparrow, Swann, or Hook) and Ursula[[/note]] and ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim''.[[note]]Anna the knight, Ian the wizard, and Maleficent the dragon[[/note]]

* AchievementMockery: When new characters are introduced, there are usually a handful of objectives related to them named after movie quotes. Kabam presumably knew the irony when the quote they used for trying to pull for Jasmine in the gacha was "I Am Not A Prize To Be Won!"

* ''WesternAnimation/AliceInWonderland'': Alice
* ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'': Belle, the Beast, Gaston

* ''WesternAnimation/TheEmperorsNewGroove'': Kuzco

* ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitch'': Stitch

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Mulan}}'': Mulan

* ''WesternAnimation/TheNightmareBeforeChristmas'': Jack Skellington, Sally, Oogie Boogie

* AllThereInTheManual: Most of the world-building about the Mirrorverse is left to secondary sources like the website, novels and manga, or art book. In particular, the game is incredibly vague about how all the different realms in the Mirrorverse are connected to one another; piecing together info from other sources clarifies that it's not a single world mashing up everything but a Multiverse that the heroes can travel through with the Stellar Mirror.

* ShoutOut: A "Calculated Combat" Event had achievements themed around video games, with several of them requiring pairs or teams of Guardians as references to other game series (and names with three-letter abbreviations, like in old arcade leaderboards):
-->'''Highscore: ZDA:''' It's dangerous to go alone! A green suited hero and book smart princess will protect you! (''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'', with Peter Pan and Belle representing Link and Zelda.)\\
'''Highscore: HZN:''' Deadly aim archer and a reptile of the future. (''VideoGame/{{Horizon}}'', with Merida for Aloy and a {{Power Armor}}ed Rex standing in for the machine beasts.)\\
'''Highscore: MTK:''' A friendly sheriff versus a super cool superhero, fight! (''Franchise/MortalKombat''. Frozone is Sub-Zero. Scorpion is no "friendly sheriff", but Woody has a similar "Get over here!" move. There was another achievement in the event that was even ''named'' "Get Over Here!" for Woody using the move.)\\
'''Team Score: PKM:''' Choose your starter! A green banjo master, a hot headed shortstop or a goofy snow friend? (Kermit, Anger, and Olaf as a set of Grass, Fire, and Water Franchise/{{Pokemon}}.)\\
'''Team Score: KDM:''' What timeline is this one? A high tech whiz kid, short fused sailer [sic] and clumsy walking disaster. (The ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'' PowerTrio, with Hiro standing in for Sora.)\\
'''Team Score: AMC:''' A big lovable bear, high energy rabbit and coin loving adventurer. (Baloo, Judy, and Scrooge as a group of FunnyAnimal Guardians for ''Franchise/AnimalCrossing''.)\\
'''Team Score: SNC:''' Gotta go fast! A supersonic speedster and sparkling winged friend. (''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'', with Dash and Tinkerbell as Sonic and Tails.)\\
'''Team Score: SMB:''' This princess is not in another castle. Friend of the forest and her nefarious step mother. (Snow White and the Evil Queen representing ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'', however that works.)\\
'''Team Score: HLO:''' A masked player and robotic companion. (''Franchise/{{Halo}}'' with Tron and EVE as Master Chief and Cortana.)
%% Also to-be-identified "Special Move" achievements: Dropping the Hammer, the aforementioned Get Over Here!, Never Dig Straight Down, and Gravity Squeeze!

'''Team Score: AMC:''' A big lovable bear, high energy rabbit and coin loving adventurer. (Baloo, Judy, and Scrooge as a group of FunnyAnimal Guardians for ''Franchise/AnimalCrossing''.)

* ShoutOut: A "Calculated Combat" Event had achievements portrayed as an old arcade game high score list with room to enter initials and no more. Most of the achievements were for using single characters and named for them (for instance, you get "Highscore: TGR" by using Tigger), but there were also some that required pairs of Guardians, which are references to other game series:

'''Highscore: MTK:''' A friendly sheriff versus a super cool superhero, fight! (''Franchise/MortalKombat''. Frozone is Sub-Zero. Scorpion is no "friendly sheriff", but Woody has a similar "Get over here!" move.)

* AllThereInTheManual: Most of the world-building about the Mirrorverse is left to secondary sources like the website or art book. In particular, the game is incredibly vague about how all the different realms in the Mirrorverse are connected to one another; piecing together info from other sources clarifies that it's not a single world mashing up everything but a Multiverse that the heroes can travel through with the Stellar Mirror.

* ''Franchise/MickeyAndFriends'': Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy

[[WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}} Jafar]] also appears as a villainous NPC and story mode boss.

* ''[[Franchise/MickeyMouse Mickey and Friends]]'': Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}}'': Aladdin, Jasmine, the Genie

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}}'': Hercules, Hades

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Tangled}}'': Rapunzel

* ''Franchise/ToyStory'': Woody, Buzz Lightyear

In addition to some merchandise in the form of action figures[[note]]which first released in 2021, predating the global release[[/note]] and an artbook, some [[TieInNovel Tie-In Books]] have been announced to release in mid-2023: ''Pure of Heart'', a novel featuring Snow White's origin as she first encounters the Fractured and the Guardians; and ''Belle'', a manga starring the ''Beauty and the Beast'' heroine.

* EnemyMine: After being defeated, Maleficent decides to join the Guardians to get revenge on Jafar. While the rest of the Guardians are ready to shoot her down, Mickey agrees to it since it's better if she stayed where they could see her.

* RequiredPartyMember: Story Mode chapters sometimes have side levels that can only be played by specific Guardians (Events used to have some too, but they seem to have been phased out). Some Dungeons are also themed after roles and require using at least one Guardian of that role. Other modes have restrictions based on Guardian traits such as "Royalty", "Leader", "Hi-Tech", "Seafaring", and "Fortune Seeker": the Towers require that one or all Guardians have a specific trait, Dungeons give a bonus for including a party member with a certain trait but ban other traits, and Rift Raids call for specific combinations of traits on each team member (giving bonuses on lower tiers but outright requiring certain trait combos on higher ones).

** King Triton was released on the very same day as his film's [[Film/TheLittleMermaid2023 live-action remake]].

* OffModel: Even with this being an alternate universe in mind, for some reason Stitch is missing his paw pads, the markings on the backs of his ear tips, and the marking on the back of his head.

* ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo'': Dory

* ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'': Mr. Incredible, Violet, Frozone, Dash

* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: A good handful of characters are in positions of leadership and are explicitly given the "Leader" trait, such as captains (Sparrow and Hook) and [=CEOs=] (Scrooge and Sulley). (Though some Leaders don't have any titles and are just naturally charismatic, like Mickey, Buzz and Woody, and Gaston.) The same also applies to "Royalty" characters.

* ''Franchise/TheLittleMermaid'': Ariel, Ursula, King Triton

* ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'': Mr. Incredible, Violet, Frozone

* ''WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid'': Ariel, Ursula

* ''Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean'': Jack Sparrow

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Rapunzel and Elsa both go barefoot.

* FourthWallObserver: Tigger, who, in one event campaign, is able to scout ahead for Jasmine and Simba by literally jumping ahead in the story (and then going too far back at first) and then calling for the Narrator to close the story out (much to Jasmine and Simba's confusion).

* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: Certain characters are designated with the "Royalty" trait. The Princesses naturally are part of this group, as are the Evil Queen, Jack Skellington, Simba and Scar, the Beast, Kuzco, and Kermit (who is "the Singing Swamp King" in the Mirrorverse, even though he's not royalty normally).

* SnarkToSnarkCombat: The first few chapters have Maleficent and Jafar bicker over the former's schemes. Once Maleficent jumps ship to the Guardians, she and Belle start sniping at one another instead.

* TeamDad: Sulley acts like this in the third world, calling for his teammates to look out when Fractured creatures arrive even if they can see them coming. The other Guardians have to tell him that they can take care of themselves, and that he's being so focused on everyone else that he's putting ''himself'' in unnecessary danger.

* VillainTeamUp: [[spoiler:TheStinger for Chapter 9 has Hades, after losing the Fractured Mirror and his Titanborn Chimera, being offered an alliance with Jafar.]]

** The global launch came shortly after the release of ''WesternAnimation/{{Lightyear}}'', so Buzz is featured on the app icon and Zurg is a new character added and featured in a special event. ''Mirrorverse'' Zurg is also credited as being "from ''Lightyear''" and resembles that version far more than he does the one from ''Toy Story''.

* BattleCouple: A few sets of romantic partners can be paired together in battle: Mickey and Minnie, WALL-E and EVE, Belle and the Beast, and Jack Skellington and Sally. There was even an event for Valentine's Day where you could earn prizes for using any of the four couples in battle, and Sally's debut event running at the same time featured her trying to go out on date with Jack.

* DifficultyLevels: The Story, Event, and Dungeon modes come in Normal, Hard, and Expert difficulties; with Dungeons and some Story Mode chapters and Events also having a harder Master difficulty as well.