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The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse (released in Japan as Mickey no Magical Adventure, which loosely translates to "The Magical Adventure of Mickey") is a side-scrolling platformer developed and originally published by Capcom (Company) for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Platform) in 1992.
As one of several collaborations between Capcom and Disney (Franchise), the game stars world-famous Disney mascot Mickey Mouse (Character), who must use the power of three magical costumes to rescue his dog Pluto (Character) from the clutches of the evil Emperor Pete.
Magical Quest was ported to the Game Boy Advance (Platform) in 2002 as Disney's Magical Quest Starring Mickey and Minnie Mouse (which was released in Japan as Disney's Mickey to Minnie no Magical Quest, loosely translated to "Disney's Magical Quest of Mickey and Minnie"). This version adds Minnie Mouse (Character) as an alternate playable character, a save system, extra minigames (which include two-player modes via link cable), and connectivity bonuses accessed through the separate GameCube (Platform) title Disney's Magical Mirror Starring Mickey Mouse.
The original Magical Quest is the first in a trilogy of SNES platformers collectively titled "Disney's Magical Quest" and was followed by The Great Circus Mystery Starring Mickey and Minnie two years later. The third game was originally only released in Japan in 1995; it eventually received an international release on GBA as Disney's Magical Quest 3 Starring Mickey and Donald.
Mickey is in the park playing catch with his dog Pluto (Character) and his friends Donald and Goofy (Character) on a beautiful day. When Pluto chases after an errant pitch, Mickey follows him straight over the edge of a steep cliff and lands in an unfamiliar fantasy world nestled among the clouds. He is soon greeted by a kindly old wizard who explains that Pluto has been kidnapped by the powerful Emperor Pete. Ignoring the wizard's warning to turn back, Mickey resolves to travel to Pete's castle and rescue Pluto. The wizard agrees to help by scattering items throughout Pete's kingdom which will aid Mickey in his quest.
Magical Quest follows the standard format of most 2D platforming games. Mickey is maneuvered with the D-pad and jumps with the B button by default; he can jump onto most enemies' heads to stun or damage them. The game does not feature a run button, but players can increase Mickey's speed and jumping distance by walking across a downward-sloped platform until he breaks into a run.
Pressing Y will cause Mickey to grab certain nearby objects. Pressing Y while holding something causes Mickey to throw the item; objects thrown in this way will usually spin along the ground until they bounce off a wall, giving Mickey the ability to attack enemies at range. After jumping onto their heads once to stun them, Mickey can also pick up certain smaller enemies to use as projectiles. However, Mickey cannot pick up objects while wearing a costume; instead, pressing Y with a costume equipped will activate the costume's special ability. Players can cycle between Mickey's available costumes with the L and R shoulder buttons before pressing A to confirm their selection.
The player begins the game with three Hearts representing Mickey's hit points, although choosing the "Easy" difficulty setting boosts Mickey's starting health to five Hearts. By collecting Big Heart health upgrades throughout each stage, Mickey's health meter can be increased to a maximum of ten Hearts.