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Pins are collectible items in Epic Mickey, its remake and Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two. In the first game, they do not serve any purpose in gameplay aside from existing for collectors. In The Power of Two, however, the pins can be used to free the Spirits of Wasteland.
Pins[]
Generic Pins[]
Generic pins are shaped like the Epic Mickey logo colored either bronze, silver or gold. Their appearance differs in the second game, with the whole pin being colored instead of just the outline. They're typically found in red treasure chests and given by NPCs after completing certain quests. They're the most common pins in the games.
In Epic Mickey 2, generic pins are used as a secondary currency which can be exchanged with the The Wasteland Pin Trading Company for Special Pins.
Bronze Pin
Silver Pin
Gold Pin
Special Pins[]
Special pins are given after completing certain major choice-making objectives, meaning it will take multiple playthroughs to make different choices and collect them all. Each Special Pin is shaped like the key person(s), object, or place in the quest that was required to collect it.
List of Pins[]
Epic Mickey
Full list of pins in Epic Mickey.
Epic Mickey 2
List of special pins in Epic Mickey 2.
Trivia[]
Epic Mickey: Rebrushed pins, given out at D23 and Gamescom 2024
- Most of the pins in the second game are phrases of Disney films (the "Don't Just Do Something, Stand There Pin" is named after something the White Rabbit says in Alice in Wonderland.), Disney rides ( "They Have Their Trunks on Pin" is a reference to a phrase said by the skipper in the Jungle Cruise) or old cartoons ("Silly Symphony Pin" is a reference to the cartoons of the same name).
- During E3 2010 and E3 2012, real life versions of the generic pin and a unique new pin design featuring both Mickey and Oswald were given out as collectibles at the Epic Mickey games booths.
- Real life versions of the "Me and My Shadow" pin, "Welcome to Wasteland" pin along with a Mickey and Oswald pins were also given out at the Epic Mickey: Rebrushed booth at D23 and Gamescom 2024.