YMMV / Disney's Villains' Revenge

• Alternative Character Interpretation: Is the Ringmaster an evil man who loves cruelly forcing Dumbo to perform embarrassing circus acts? Or is he simply doing his job to entertain his audience, which just so happens to consist of villains who only laugh at dreadful things?
• Annoying Video Game Helper: Jiminy Cricket, who constantly repeats his hints and tips even when the player has heard them a dozen times already. This is especially annoying in the Alice In Wonderland segment, where his "helpful" tips about listening for Alice's voice make it even more difficult to listen for Alice's voice!
• Awesome Music: The music that plays during the final battle is fitting for the epic and climactic mood.
• Best Level Ever: The final showdown against all four villains.
• Big-Lipped Alligator Moment: In the Snow White level, it is possible to accidentally summon the prince from Cinderella to the Queen's lair. He tests if Snow White is The Girl Who Fits This Slipper, then disappears in a puff of smoke after realizing she isn't the one. No further reference is made to this encounter.
• Breather Level: The Dumbo level is very easy once you know what to do, being the quickest to complete.
• Moment of Awesome:
  • There is something particularly awesome about venturing into a storybook to rescue your childhood heroes from bad endings.
  • The epic Sword Fight against Captain Hook.
    • An even better one within the sword fight, coupled with Luck-Based Mission: the second part of phase 2 has pirates swinging in on ropes to attack, with your only clue on higher difficulties (Lower difficulties have an Interface Spoiler) being the sounds of their voices. If you time it right, you can get rid of the pirates swinging in.
  • The boss fight against the four villains at the end of the game which involves using the storybook as a shield to deflect the attacks from the badguys and wreck their bases. Dismantling Hook's ship is quite fun too.
  • If you so choose you can poison Queen Grimhilde. After everything she did in the original movie and here, it is very pleasing to see her get poisoned herself, even if the Blue Fairy reprimands you for it and undoes the action.
• No Problem with Licensed Games: The game won the award for Best Computer Children's Entertainment Title of the year 2000.
• Squick: The sight of Alice after losing her head.
• That One Level:
  • Probably more of a Goddamned Level than That One Level, since it's not particularly difficult; it's just long, tedious, and frustrating. But the Alice in Wonderland level certainly qualifies, especially the first half where you have to navigate the maze based upon the volume of Alice's voice. The catch? There is a pair of card soldiers who constantly try to distract you, and Jiminy Cricket just won't shut up!
  • What is That One Level however is the Peter Pan level. Not only do you duel Captain Hook in a Sword Fight (which is awesome in of itself), but you have to block and parry his attacks. That part's not too hard, but the second phase is! Not only is this phase the longest part of the fight, but Hook's crew come from both the left and right, making blocking their attacks harder.

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