Mickey Mouse III: Yume Fuusen
In the plot of the original Japanese release, Mickey Mouse is working part-time selling balloons in order to buy a present for Minnie, whose birthday is a few days away. He gets news from Pluto that Minnie cannot wake up. He sets off to visit her, only to find that she has been trapped in a nightmare. Now, Mickey must journey into Minnie's mind in order to free her from the nightmare.
The stage screen in the original game features the song "It's a Small World" in the original. It was changed in the re-release. In the original, the boss in the first stage (not the intro one) is a vulture. The re-release features an owl. The third stage (based on the folk tale Jack & the Beanstalk) has a giant as the end boss. The remake replaces him with a cyclops. Horned King is the final boss in the original; Night Mayor is the final boss in the re-release.
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