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Projector Screens are the most common mode of transport in Wasteland.

The screens are on classic tripod frames and show the title and ending cards for an old Walt Disney cartoon (or Sleeping Beauty as the exception, being a full-length film). Jumping into into one of these brings Mickey and Oswald into a linear 2D level based off of the cartoon. The player has to platform through and avoid obstacles to reach the end screen to get to another area in Wasteland. Each Projector Screen contains a Film Reel that can be exchanged for items at the Cinema in Mean Street.

In Epic Mickey[]

There are 36 Projector Screens in total in Epic Mickey. There are two instances in the game where Mickey has to choose either one Projector Screen or the other. These are in World of Gremins and in the Throne Room. So, the game must be completed twice to get all 36 Film Reels.

List of Projector Screens[]

In Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two[]

Projector Screens reappear in Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two, with 15 in total, and only based on 7 unique cartoons with one original. But they now have two parallel paths inside for multiplayer, with one on the top and another on the bottom. Using a Spin Move on the gear of the Projector will change which path is taken by Mickey or Oswald, or will change it to an instant Projector which will teleport the player(s) directly to the Mean Street Cinema. After a Projector's Film Reel is collected, Mickey and Oswald can turn it in to The Usher for free fast-travel to any Projector Screen.

List of Projector Screens[]

Trivia[]

  • There is only one Projector Screen that can never be used in Epic Mickey, being Fantasia Part V. It is at the end of Loss Tower, but when the Blot knocks down the bridge to the exit, the Projector goes with it, leaving Mickey to return to the crumbling tower.
    • Upon closer look at the Projector, a continuous ripple effect animation can be seen, the one that normally plays when Mickey jumps into a Projector.
  • In Epic Mickey 2, Gremlin Gus explains that the Projector Screens had an upgrade. However, later Gremlin Prescott mentions that Gus refused his plans to upgrade them. This most likely means that Prescott had a plan to upgrade the projectors which was turned down in favor of the current one.
  • Projectors are often placed in levels where they are thematically fitting, such as Alpine Climbers in Mickeyjunk Mountain or horror-themed shorts like The Haunted House in the Lonesome Manor.
  • In the Japanese version of Epic Mickey, Mickey can skip backtracking projector screens between the hub worlds. Although Mickey's Steamroller, Plutopia, and Mickey's Mechanical Man can not be skipped during the revisits.
  • In Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, the projectors can have more than one collectible reel.

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