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The game was originally released for arcades ([[NoExportforYou in Japan only]]), and was later released for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 Platform/Nintendo64 and the UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation in 1999. A UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor Platform/GameBoyColor game with the same title but with a completely different plot was also released. Rather than following the console version's plot, it instead centers around a coin rally race as each of the main characters try their best to obtain the coins by completing challenges or challenging others to Tetris matches.
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* {{Housewife}}: Implied and zig-zagged. On one hand, while Mickey, Donald, and Goofy all have specific jobs, Minnie is only shown baking cookies at home. On the other hand, she is stated to be the owner of the house, and there's no implication that she's married to anyone. How she was able to afford that house is unclear.
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* {{Housewife}}: Implied and zig-zagged. On one hand, while Mickey, Donald, and Goofy all have specific jobs, Minnie is only shown baking cookies at home. On the other hand, she is stated to be the owner of the house, and there's no implication that she's married to anyone. How It's unclear how she was able to afford that house is unclear.makes a living.
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* {{Housewife}}: Implied and zig-zagged. On one hand. while Mickey, Donald, and Goofy all have specific jobs, Minnie is only shown baking cookies at home. On the other hand, she is stated to be the owner of the house, and there's no implication that she's married to anyone. How she was able to afford that house is unclear.
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* {{Housewife}}: Implied and zig-zagged. On one hand. hand, while Mickey, Donald, and Goofy all have specific jobs, Minnie is only shown baking cookies at home. On the other hand, she is stated to be the owner of the house, and there's no implication that she's married to anyone. How she was able to afford that house is unclear.
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* {{Housewife}}: Implied and zig-zagged. On one hand. while Mickey, Donald, and Goofy all have specific jobs, Minnie is only shown baking cookies at home. On the other hand, she is stated to be the owner of the house, and there's no implication that she's married to anyone. How she was able to afford that house is unclear.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: In Mickey's story, Pete hypnotizes Goofy and Donald and orders them to block Mickey's way.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: In Mickey's story, Pete hypnotizes Goofy and Donald and orders them to block Mickey's way. Downplayed in that, since this is a Tetris game, the worst thing that Goofy and Donald do is challenge Mickey to Tetris matches.
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* FormulaWithATwist: There's a couple of extra bells and whistles added to the typical ''Tetris'' formula in this game.
** There are a few extra shapes added to the typical assortment of tetrominos, such as an L-Block with a piece jutting out the side, a U-Block, and even an I-Block with five pieces (which can cross the line from a Tetris to a ''Pent''ris).
** Garbage is handled differently from the usual random-gap block lines pushing the stack upwards. This game's garbage instead takes the form of abnormal blocks that the player has to place themselves, and the current assault of garbage must all be placed before regular tetrominos resume dropping. They can be ''very'' obstructive, ranging in shape from square to triangle to ''diamond'', and can be as big as 5x5.
** There are a few extra shapes added to the typical assortment of tetrominos, such as an L-Block with a piece jutting out the side, a U-Block, and even an I-Block with five pieces (which can cross the line from a Tetris to a ''Pent''ris).
** Garbage is handled differently from the usual random-gap block lines pushing the stack upwards. This game's garbage instead takes the form of abnormal blocks that the player has to place themselves, and the current assault of garbage must all be placed before regular tetrominos resume dropping. They can be ''very'' obstructive, ranging in shape from square to triangle to ''diamond'', and can be as big as 5x5.
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* BrainwashedBride: Pete uses the magic from a powerful gemstone to hypnotize Minnie into wanting to marry him. The spell works, although Mickey rescues and de-hypnotizes Minnie before Pete begins any kind of ceremony.
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The game was originally released for arcades ([[NoExportforYou in Japan only]]), and was later released for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 and the UsefulNotes/PlayStation in 1999. A UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor game with the same title but with a completely different plot was also released. Rather than following the console version's plot, it instead centers around a sticker coin rally race as each of the main characters try their best to obtain the stickers coins by completing challenges or challenging others to Tetris matches.
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released. Rather than following the console version's plot, it instead centers around a sticker rally race as each of the main characters try their best to obtain the stickers by completing challenges or challenging others to Tetris matches.
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* AndNowYouMustMarryMe: Pete's goal is to force Minnie to marry him, going as far as to hypnotize her.
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* DamselInDistress: In Mickey's story, Minnie is hypnotized and kidnapped by Pete, who intends to marry her.
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* RashomonStyle: How the game's story is displayed. Donald's story comes first as he finds the stone when he goes fishing and Mickey's story is last due to revealing what the power of the stone is [[spoiler:and what Pete's fate is at the end]].
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It starts out as a normal day for all our heroes. Mickey is on his way to Minnie's house to help her bake cookies, Donald is fishing, and Goofy is bringing Minnie vegetables from his farm. Unfortunately, WesternAnimation/{{Pete}} and his henchmen, [[WesternAnimation/TheThreeLittlePigs the Big Bad Wolf]] and Weasel (possibly one of the weasels from ''WesternAnimation/ThePrinceAndThePauper'') are up to no good. Our heroes each go on their own journey, challenging each other to Tetris duels before dueling Pete and his henchmen themselves.
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* WorkingClassHero: The good guys all have lower-class jobs, except for Minnie, who seems to be a stay-at-home woman. Mickey works at a factory, Donald works at a harbor, and Goofy runs a farm. This is in contrast with the villainous Pete, who is a [[AristocratsAreEvil rich man]].
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* NightmarishFactory: Averted. Mickey, the hero, works at a factory, and it's not a particularly scary place. The factory boilers, which are [[AnimateInanimateObjects alive]], look friendly enough.
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* HomeStage: Almost every character has their own stage:
** Mickey has the factory.
** Donald has the harbor.
** Goofy has the farm.
** Minnie has the kitchen.
** Big Bad Wolf and Pete share the mansion.
** Averted with Weasel. He has no stage of his own; instead, he challenges the player on the player character's home stage.
** Mickey has the factory.
** Donald has the harbor.
** Goofy has the farm.
** Minnie has the kitchen.
** Big Bad Wolf and Pete share the mansion.
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* AristocratsAreEvil: Pete is known to [[NewJobAsThePlotDemands change jobs and outfits depending on the story]]. In this game, he wears a tuxedo and top hat, and lives in a mansion. Still doesn't stop him from being the main villain, though.
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* AnimateInanimateObject: The objects used as the Tetris boards in each stage are alive. They have faces that change expression throughout the fight.
** Mickey's Tetris boards are boilers.
** Donald's boards are barrels.
** Goofy's boards are windmills.
** Minnie's boards are ovens.
** Big Bad Wolf and Pete's boards are grandfather clocks.
* AristocratsAreEvil: Pete is known to [[NewJobAsThePlotDemands change jobs and outfits depending on the story]]. In this game,he he's referred to as ''Sir'' Pete. He wears a tuxedo and top hat, and he lives in a mansion. Still doesn't stop him from being the main villain, though.
** Mickey's Tetris boards are boilers.
** Donald's boards are barrels.
** Goofy's boards are windmills.
** Minnie's boards are ovens.
** Big Bad Wolf and Pete's boards are grandfather clocks.
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* DolledUpInstallment: It's ''VideoGame/{{Tetris}}'' with the cast of ''Franchise/MickeyMouse''. Downplayed as it's a bit more than just a reskin of an existing game.
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* DolledUpInstallment: It's ''VideoGame/{{Tetris}}'' with the cast of ''Franchise/MickeyMouse''.
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''Magical Tetris Challenge'' is a puzzle game by Creator/{{Capcom}} and Creator/DisneyInteractive. It is a ''VideoGame/{{Tetris}}'' clone starring Franchise/MickeyMouse and friends.
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* AndNowYouMustMarryMe: Pete's goal is to force Minnie to marry him, going as far as to [[spoiler:hypnotize her]].
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* MineralMacGuffin: A magical gemstone that fell to Earth from space plays a big role in the story. Pete's evil plan depends on getting the stone and its power.
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* BigBad: Pete has an evil plan to force Minnie to marry him. He's also the FinalBoss of each story path.
* DamselInDistress: Minnie is hypnotized and kidnapped by Pete, who intends to marry her.
* TheDragon: Played with. On one hand, Weasel refers to himself as "Pete's right-hand man" in Mickey's route. On the other hand, Big Bad Wolf is the PenultimateBoss to Pete, and he shares Pete's sharp fashion sense while Weasel dresses like a thug.
* FinalBoss: Pete is the last opponent in each story path.
* FreakyElectronicMusic: The {{Leitmotif}} for Pete and his gang is a [[https://youtu.be/ENcOjQYZyrM discordant hip-hop tune]].
* PenultimateBoss: Big Bad Wolf is the second-to-last boss in each story route, always coming just before his superior, Pete.
* PhlebotinumOverload: In Mickey's ending, [[spoiler:Pete tries to draw more and more power out of the magical stone. It ends up creating a portal that sucks him in, transporting him to who knows where]].
* DamselInDistress: Minnie is hypnotized and kidnapped by Pete, who intends to marry her.
* TheDragon: Played with. On one hand, Weasel refers to himself as "Pete's right-hand man" in Mickey's route. On the other hand, Big Bad Wolf is the PenultimateBoss to Pete, and he shares Pete's sharp fashion sense while Weasel dresses like a thug.
* FinalBoss: Pete is the last opponent in each story path.
* FreakyElectronicMusic: The {{Leitmotif}} for Pete and his gang is a [[https://youtu.be/ENcOjQYZyrM discordant hip-hop tune]].
* PenultimateBoss: Big Bad Wolf is the second-to-last boss in each story route, always coming just before his superior, Pete.
* PhlebotinumOverload: In Mickey's ending, [[spoiler:Pete tries to draw more and more power out of the magical stone. It ends up creating a portal that sucks him in, transporting him to who knows where]].
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''Magical Tetris Challenge'' is a puzzle game by Creator/{{Capcom}} and Creator/DisneyInteractive. It is a ''VideoGame/{{Tetris}}'' clone starring Franchise/MickeyMouse and friends.
You can play as WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse, WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck, WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}}, or WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse. Each character has their own story path, showing [[RashomonStyle their own perspective of a unifying storyline]].
It starts out as a normal day for all our heroes. Mickey is on his way to Minnie's house to help her bake cookies, Donald is fishing, and Goofy is bringing Minnie vegetables from his farm. Unfortunately, WesternAnimation/{{Pete}} and his henchmen, [[WesternAnimation/TheThreeLittlePigs the Big Bad Wolf]] and Weasel (possibly one of the weasels from ''WesternAnimation/ThePrinceAndThePauper'') are up to no good. Our heroes each go on their own journey, challenging each other to Tetris duels before dueling Pete and his henchmen themselves.
The game was released for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64, UsefulNotes/PlayStation, and UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor in 1999.
!!This game contains examples of:
* AndNowYouMustMarryMe: Pete's goal is to force Minnie to marry him, going as far as to [[spoiler:hypnotize her]].
* AristocratsAreEvil: Pete is known to [[NewJobAsThePlotDemands change jobs and outfits depending on the story]]. In this game, he wears a tuxedo and top hat, and lives in a mansion. Still doesn't stop him from being the main villain, though.
* TheBadGuyWins: [[spoiler:Donald, Goofy, and Minnie]]'s stories all end with them giving Pete something he needs for his EvilPlan. Only in [[spoiler:Mickey]]'s ending does Pete actually lose.
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''Magical Tetris Challenge'' is a puzzle game by Creator/{{Capcom}} and Creator/DisneyInteractive. It is a ''VideoGame/{{Tetris}}'' clone starring Franchise/MickeyMouse and friends.
You can play as WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse, WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck, WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}}, or WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse. Each character has their own story path, showing [[RashomonStyle their own perspective of a unifying storyline]].
It starts out as a normal day for all our heroes. Mickey is on his way to Minnie's house to help her bake cookies, Donald is fishing, and Goofy is bringing Minnie vegetables from his farm. Unfortunately, WesternAnimation/{{Pete}} and his henchmen, [[WesternAnimation/TheThreeLittlePigs the Big Bad Wolf]] and Weasel (possibly one of the weasels from ''WesternAnimation/ThePrinceAndThePauper'') are up to no good. Our heroes each go on their own journey, challenging each other to Tetris duels before dueling Pete and his henchmen themselves.
The game was released for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64, UsefulNotes/PlayStation, and UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor in 1999.
!!This game contains examples of:
* AndNowYouMustMarryMe: Pete's goal is to force Minnie to marry him, going as far as to [[spoiler:hypnotize her]].
* AristocratsAreEvil: Pete is known to [[NewJobAsThePlotDemands change jobs and outfits depending on the story]]. In this game, he wears a tuxedo and top hat, and lives in a mansion. Still doesn't stop him from being the main villain, though.
* TheBadGuyWins: [[spoiler:Donald, Goofy, and Minnie]]'s stories all end with them giving Pete something he needs for his EvilPlan. Only in [[spoiler:Mickey]]'s ending does Pete actually lose.
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