The Sketch Pad with only 1 type of sketch.
The Sketch Pad as of Epic Mickey 2.
Sketches are items that enable Mickey to create items that are useful on his quest through the Cartoon Wasteland. There are a total of four sketches: the TV, the Watch, Anvil, and the Fairy sketch (added in Epic Mickey 2.)
In the first game, each sketch could be used as long as Mickey has enough of the sketch he's using, whereas in the second game, he can use them as many times as he likes. The same method used in Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two is applied to the sketches used in Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion.
In Epic Mickey and Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two, Gremlin Gus will give a tutorial on how to use them.
In Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion, Scrooge McDuck sells a large quantity of them in his shop, whilst others can be found in levels.
List of Sketches[]
- Fairy Sketch (Epic Mickey 2 only)
- TV Sketch
- Anvil Sketch
- Watch Sketch
Power of Illusion Sketches[]
- You Can Fly
- Surprise Chest
- The Sorcerer's Apprentice
- Scrooge's Service
- Platinum Platform
- Pete Smasher
- Goofy on Guard
- A Mouse's Best Friend
Sketch Locations[]
Epic Mickey[]
- TV Sketch: Tomorrow City - Awarded by Mr. Rover to Mickey in the Great Big Tomorrow after he redeems/defeats the Slobber.
- Watch Sketch: Tortooga - Given to Mickey by Beluga Billy to help him find his belongings.
- Anvil Sketch: Lonesome Manor - Can be found in a treasure chest outside on a balcony or given as a reward for saving Gremlin Neville.
After Mickey obtains a new Sketch, he can buy additional refills for his inventory for 100 E-Tickets from various shops around Wasteland.
Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two[]
- Fairy Sketch: Animatronic Goofy (gift)
- TV Sketch: Shanty Shop (250 E-Tickets)
- Anvil Sketch Tiki Sam (250 E-Tickets)
- Watch Sketch Emporium (250 E-Tickets)
All upgrades cost 500 E-Tickets each, and can be found in their respective stores (excluding the Fairy Sketch, which can be found in the Ice Cream Shop.
The prototype Sketch Pad in the first game.
Trivia[]
- In the prototype of the first Epic Mickey, the button to select and use sketches was on the D-pad, instead of the + and - buttons like in the final version.
- In the Projector Screen levels Sleeping Beauty and Fantasia, Sketches can be obtained in lieu of E-Tickets that normally appear in other 2D levels.
- In Epic Mickey Two you can entirely beat the game without any sketches (assuming you overcharge the pumps in Ostown)