Disney's Villains' Revenge All Cutscenes Game Movie HDR

Developers: Disney Interactive, Disney Interactive Studios
Publishers: Disney Interactive, Disney Interactive Studios
Platforms: Microsoft Windows, Macintosh operating systems, Classic Mac OS
Genres: Puzzle Video Game, Action-adventure game, Third-person shooter
Disney's Villains' Revenge is a video game developed and published by Disney Interactive for Microsoft Windows and Macintosh in 1999.
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[@dreamguardian8320]

This was such a fun game. I'm glad I got a chance to play it years ago.

[@retrosiren824]

I miss this game soooo much they need to put this on the PlayStation and look exactly like this setup ugh I’d love to play this again

[@SimpleJars]

1 of the games, that's really hard for me is "Snow White And the Seven Dwarfs"! I tried doing it with my mom since I was either an adolescent or a young girl. I'm mostly good at doing the "Dumbo" game. The "Alice In Wonderland" and "Peter Pan" part(s) of the game(s) were tricky for me, almost like really hard "Snow White And the Seven Dwarfs" was. And the other part of the game from 15:25 to the end, where the villains took the "happy endings", they were sorta tricky for me too!

[@heranmouada9864]

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Dumbo, Alice in Wonderland, and Peter Pan. That was an amazing adventure and Jiminy Cricket was in it. The cricket, Pinocchio's conscience, terribly ripped out four of the pages that have happy endings for our Disney characters with the words "The End" from the book. Then the blue fairy came to us and told Sir Jiminy to fix the stories because the villains were changing everything to get their revenge against the heroes in order to have their perfect ending in villainy. So, we were on a quest to stop those Disney villains to save the day and the happy endings. First stop was the lair of the evil Queen Grimhilde in her disguise as an old ugly woman. She once again gave Snow White a poisoned apple and tried to do the same thing to the seven dwarves. But lucky for Jiminy and us, we brought Prince Charming to the queen's lair where the princess was lying under a sleep spell and let him kiss her. That's one victory. Second stop was the wretched circus of the ringmaster. Dreadful. Mrs. Jumbo was in chains while her little baby Dumbo was performing. But the problem was, he could not fly with his big ears anymore, so the clowns forced him to keep trying for the audience. We were able to help Dumbo fly again when Mrs. Jumbo took us up to the ceiling and gave her baby the confidence he needed to impress everyone at the circus. Now he can fly again! That's victory two. Third stop, Wonderland. Oh, dear, in the maze, Alice lost her head by the card guards in order of the hot-tempered Queen of Hearts. Even though headless, we could hear Alice's voice and she told us to find her head and return it to reattach her remaining body. We did it. Alice was in back to normal. But the queen was very furious - she ordered her guards to attack us and have our heads! Alice knew what to do, we had to follow the white rabbit through the maze and crawl into the rabbit hole. But it was too small to fit, so Alice advised us to eat a piece of mushrooms and we got shrunk to get into the hole. We made it and Alice thanked us for our help. That's victory three. And the final stop, Neverland. We saw the pirate ship of Captain James Hook, the Jolly Roger. It was right next to Skull Rock in the middle of the bay, then there was the notorious Captain Hook battling Peter Pan. What? Peter Pan grew up and became old? An elderly Peter Pan? That's impossible. Peter is a young boy who can fly and refuses to grow up. Despite an old age, Peter Pan kept fighting, but needed help to get the sword. Along with Jiminy, we picked up the sword and defeated the old codfish captain. We had reached the end of the story. But it was not over yet. The happy ending pages were gone! The Disney villains got them! We had to stop them for the last time and put an end to their villainy once and for all. We took Peter Pan's page and sent Captain Hook away from Neverland. We had Snow White's page before we made Queen Grimhilde ask the magic mirror on the wall who was the fairest one of all and it revealed her true identity as ugly till the looking glass shattered to pieces. We took Dumbo's page as the ringmaster was throwing a cream pie at us, but we aimed it back at him. That's a laugh. And finally, we got Alice's page the moment the queen of hearts slashed her hedge head with a blast and fainted as she waved a little white flag. All the pages with happy ending were back and restored the book. Jiminy, we did it, we saved the day. The blue fairy returned to thank us and was glad the cricket redeemed himself, and we became the keeper of the story with our imagination. That night, our imagination had grown beautifully. She even granted us a surprise with the toys that we owed. Around the bedroom, the magic of the fairy flew us towards the toys before she vanished. Jiminy said goodbye to the fairy. Goodbye, my milady. Wonderfully fun, it was. And we can see the caterpillar made a new home in a little cottage because we saw smoke coming from the chimney. Oh, boy, what an adventure. That never gets old. I enjoyed it.

[@vincenzogaldi7556]

The game's story is set in the bedroom of the player, presumably a child. Jiminy Cricket (Eddie Carroll) is the guardian of a book in the player's room which features several stories with happy endings. However, the book's happy ending pages are ripped out by a very bored Jiminy Cricket, who has read them so often that they put him to sleep. As a game to make it very interesting, he asks the player to put them back to the story where they belong, when suddenly the book is possessed by the spirits of several Disney Villains, namely Captain Hook (Corey Burton) from Peter Pan; The Witch (Evil Queen) (Louise Chamis) from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs; The Queen of Hearts (Tress MacNeille) from Alice in Wonderland; and the Ringmaster (Corey Burton) from Dumbo, who alter the stories to their advantage, without the presence of happy endings. The Blue Fairy (Rosalyn Landor) appears and explains that because stories live on in the hearts of readers, by removing the happy endings, the stories were left at their climax with the heroes in peril and the villains in control. Jiminy and the player venture into the worlds of the stories, via the cover door, to correct the happy endings. In the altered stories, the Wicked Queen Grimhilde as Old-Hag Witch has built a giant house resembling her infamous poisoned apple and has put Snow White to sleep and intends to do the same to the seven dwarves, and the player must use the spellbook to free the Prince (Michael Gough), whom she trapped by magic, so that the Prince kisses Snow White to wake her up, the Ringmaster forces a now flightless Dumbo to endlessly perform humiliating stunts in his circus, and the player must help Dumbo fly again by making the circus contraption perfect so that they can force the clown to perform the humiliating stunts, the Queen of Hearts has had Alice (Kathryn Beaumont) beheaded, although the girl does remain alive despite the separation of her body and head, and the player must find Alice's head to piece her back together, so that the White Rabbit (Corey Burton) must lead them home, and Peter Pan (Michael Welch) is an old man (Kevin Schon), which makes it too hard for him to fight Hook, and the player must pick up Peter's sword to win the swashbuckling sword fight against Hook and his pirate crew, so that the Crocodile can chase him away, and Peter turns back into a young boy again. The villains steal the happy ending pages, changing the bedroom into a battlefield mixed with their four areas. The player uses the book as a shield to deflect the villains' attacks and defeats each one (Hook is sent flying by a reflected cannonball, the Wicked Queen Grimhilde as Old-Hag Witch is seemingly frightened to death by her own reflection when it shattered, the Queen of Hearts surrenders when a hedge maze topiary statue she hides in is destroyed by the player shooting Hedgehogs, and the Ringmaster is knocked unconscious by a well aimed custard pie). All of the happy endings are restored at the end of the game.

[@MrWii000]

What exactly did the Ringmaster do to become a villain?

[@joyunicycle]

Locked up Dumbo's mother and allowed the clowns to abuse him

[@MrWii000]

@@joyunicycle That’s not villainous. The only reason he locked up Dumbo’s mother was because she went on a rampage while protecting her baby. And he only made Dumbo a clown when his “idea” of making Dumbo the climax of the pyramid of pachyderms catastrophically failed.

[@timothylyons1529]

@@MrWii000 pinocchio and mickey and the beanstalk were going to be level but were scraped so they went with dumbo and had to make someone a villain for the story

[@MrWii000]

@@timothylyons1529 ...And they couldn't find any other Disney film to fill the spot?

[@entertainer1987]

@@MrWii000 He thought Mrs. Jumbo went mad when she really didn't and then whipped her and locked her up. Dumbo was left all alone. He was also probably angry at Dumbo when he humiliated him at the circus by running him in a water-filled barrel and throwing a clown's mask on top of his rear. It's also possible that when Timothy became Dumbo's manager, he also started running the entire circus and the Ringmaster lost his job.

[@carlosrodriguezborges2990]

nice

[@superstarhailey]

Wow

[@patrickheflin3479]

How did the villains came back alive I need to know please

[@juliannegron4039]

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