Reel? Is that you?

@@UltraGamerAustin yes, i got the channel back from tendi, but she doesn't know i did, so i'm laying low she thinks i'm in the closet, which i am, but when she's not looking, i go out to sneak a hi-c and some chips ahoy

@@thereel1_real I see

We can't let Mickey just nap in peace, can we?

@@HarmonyBunny apparently not lol

For me, it's because I really wanted to play Kingdom Hearts, but my parents got me a GameCube, not a PS2, so Magical Mirror was the next best thing for me. It was also one of the few GameCube games I actually owned (as opposed to just renting it from Blockbuster) and, quite honestly, a decent game for then-kid-me, who couldn't quite figure out actual challenging video games like Super Mario Sunshine just yet.

I'm sure he knows from the comment sections of the last several Mickey Mouse videos he's uploaded and playing with fire anyway. Kind of respect that, honestly, people were acting like they were doing something rebellious using Steamboat Willie Mickey in their designs, even though the US government and Disney literally gave us public domain rights to that version of Mickey, which literally means we are not breaking any law that way. This guy's a real maverick, the question is whether he's brave or just stupid using more modern interpretations of Mickey Mouse.

@JeffreyThrash While making fan art, fan animations or any derivative work is technically unlawful in copyright law, it's generally regarded as a murky grey area. Even though thousands, if not millions of people make fan art and animations of pretty much anything they admire (Mickey Mouse included), most copyright cases are rare for those people because the companies who holds the IP rights mostly want to play it wise and let them use their characters anyway, because it's considered free advertising to them, and that they don't want to have their reputation harmed by striking down fans who are truly devoted to their own work, which is considerably unethical. How I truly feel about this in my opinion, is that I think making fan art and animations of Mickey (and same goes for the other characters you admire) are fun, fantastic and great, because it does show appreciation to the characters you love to offer for them and the company you'd want to work with some day, but I do honor the copyright law, and if Disney tells me to remove the Mickey Mouse content, then I'd be more than happy to comply and respectfully do as ordered.

In that case I'm saving this to my Google Drive before the mouse house takes it down-

@@Dahlia-g8i oh not you

I'd like to see your take on the cutscene of the first ever room where the ghost disguises himself as Mickey to mess around with him. Not much, but I'm sure you can think of something.

The Mickey model was great

this is soo awesomes and bonzaroo m8 staticool mickey goodness mickey's lightscreen is highly effective, was sondering about a mickey short he found a seal in his bathroom, Mickey and the Seal the fist short when i was a kid in 78 i saw Mickey mouse barefoot.

i go for the toy room recreated growth scene then shrink. :3

@@merlinfazbeartheinquisitor5747 that actually sound like fun too

Just stop...

@@404TVfr tf?

@@UltraGamerAustin dead meme usage

@@404TVfr I don’t care and you shouldn’t either

But your Epic Mickey game,man..😲