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Mickey, Goofy, Pluto and Tinker Bell cleared away another cursed section of the town where they saw the PhilharMagic, a place where magical and musical concerts were usually held and the best place to do some band practice. They also saw Donald’s Boat, but there seemed to be no sign of the fowl feathered friend in his home. Maybe he was somewhere else in the town? Or in the kingdom? Wherever he was, Mickey and his team were sure that they’d find him eventually. The team next focused their efforts on Al’s Toy Barn. With a wave of his wand, Mickey cleared the vines and brambles and awoke the toys from their slumber. Among these toys was Sheriff Woody. “This place seems a lot less rowdy than I remember.” Said Woody, looking at the surroundings. “And scarier.” Said Rex. “Not to worry, Rex.” Said Mickey. “We’re here to fix it. And we could use all the help we can get.” “No problem, Mickey.” Said Woody, tipping his hat. “How can we help?” “Goofy, Tinker Bell, Pluto and I are clearing

Not long after Mickey and Goofy had entered Toontown and cleared a section of the curse, an RV drove up with a certain big bad fellow at the steering wheel. “Yeah, this is my kind of place!” Said Pete, “Especially now all that bright and cheerful stuff’s gone. And without all them visitors around, I can finally get some peace and quiet. Yep, think I’ll call this place home.” It was then Goofy took notice. “Hey there, Pete! Ya here to enjoy the kingdom?” “Heh heh, yeah. I’ll enjoy the kingdom alright.” Pete scoffed, before driving his RV down to another area of the town. Mickey shook his head, annoyed. He knew all too well that whenever Pete was around, trouble was not too far behind. Mickey and Goofy start their work on clearing away the cursed vines that were surrounding their homes and the Ferris Wheel. It was then Mickey noticed the doghouse of his pet, Pluto, was also covered in those dreadful plants. But he also noticed a certain little fairy struggling to pull the brambles

“Mickey!” “Mickey, open your eyes! Wake up!” The mouse soon came to his senses and sat up to see the old wizard standing over him. “Merlin? W-what happened?” Said Mickey, feeling a little disorientated. “This land has fallen victim to a villainous curse!” Merlin answered, “Thank goodness you weren’t caught up in it.” Mickey stood to his feet and saw the entire kingdom was in ruin. Plagued with darkness and seemed like vines and thorns wrapped around everywhere. Even the castle itself was affected by the curse, transformed into some dark, twisted version of what it once was. This had Mickey worried. “Gosh, where did everybody go?” Asked Mickey, concerned. “It may appear they’ve been trapped by the curse as well.” Merlin answered. “As a matter of fact, one of your friends is just nearby.” Merlin pointed his wand at a figure wrapped up in vines with only his head exposed. He looked like he was sleeping, but Mickey immediately recognized who it was. “Goofy!” Yelled Mickey, in

Snow silently fell from the sky and softly blanketed the village of Knothole on a cold and dark night. All were sleeping soundly in their beds, except for one princess whose mind was thinking of days gone by. As she laid in her bed, Sally thought back to when she and Carol were children. When they and their father spent their Christmas together, trimming their tree and holding candles as they sang carols. The excitement they felt as they waited for the day to open their presents nestled under the tree. Playing out in the snow and skating on the ice. Sally got out of her bed and put on her night robe as she walked to the window to witness the falling snow, reflecting on those treasured memories. It felt like a lifetime ago since the last Christmas both Carol and herself spent with her father. She wondered if they’d be able to celebrate Christmas again if Robotnik would be defeated. The next morning was quiet as most of the villagers stayed in their cabins to stay warm while some went