That was some ham-handed storytelling :\ Visually it looked fine, but the plot didn't make any sense.
Mickey simply breaks the iron shackle holding his arm? I know Mickey is well known for his godlike strength, right? And his perfect aim with a spear to throw a plunger like that, not to mention throwing from a sitting position.
But even beyond those faults, the story as shown lacked any sense of plot foreshadowing. I spotted the little mouse-kid coming, and the lightbulb seemingly about to burst, but neither of those possibilities went anywhere.
And the ink monster is afraid of a brush, huh? I never knew ink could fly too.
Should have hired a writer to script your action sequences people :\
But even beyond those faults, the story as shown lacked any sense of plot foreshadowing. I spotted the little mouse-kid coming, and the lightbulb seemingly about to burst, but neither of those possibilities went anywhere.
Actually, he's Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, not a mouse. Oswald was Disney's first character, but he lost control of it due to some poor business decisions. Mickey was his second creation.
Since this place is supposedly a land for all the misfits of the Disney universe (perhaps analogous to the Animaniacs universe), I'm really excited to see what other weird stuff they resurrect to populate the zones.
Actually, he's Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, not a mouse. Oswald was Disney's first character, but he lost control of it due to some poor business decisions. Mickey was his second creation.
Since this place is supposedly a land for all the misfits of the Disney universe (perhaps analogous to the Animaniacs universe), I'm really excited to see what other weird stuff they resurrect to populate the zones.
