Disney's Toontown Online

Disney's Toontown Online
Developers: Disney Interactive Media Group, Schell Games, Frogchildren Studios Publisher: The Walt Disney Company Platforms: Windows, Mac OS X Released internationally: June 2, 2003 This game has unused animations. This game has unused areas. This game has hidden development-related text. This game has unused enemies. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused models. This game has unused items. This game has unused music. This game has unused sounds. This game has debugging material. This game has regional differences. This game has revisional differences. This game has a prototype article This game has a prerelease article

This page sucks. If you could make it suck less, that would be awesome. Specifically: Needs more meat - be more descriptive about everything, make this look more like an article and less like a database. And don't add speculation.

This game is defunct. Do note the game no longer works at all without modifications. This is most likely due to the game's servers being shut down. As a result, further official developments with the game are unlikely to happen.

This article is a work in progress. ...Well, all the articles here are, in a way. But this one moreso, and the article may contain incomplete information and editor's notes.

To do: So much to do. The "Spotify" leak containing graphics, and beta content at their highest resolution! A TON of Revisional Changes, such as removed clothing and changed-around textures. Document these too: Toontown Demo installer, containing build sv1.0.6.9 on FilePlanet. A sv1.0.15.37 build was found, dated July 7th 2005 and contain some earlier Goofy Speedway leftovers. Unused (or rarely-seen) Skelecog variants of lower-level Cashbot, Lawbot and Bossbot Cogs. Regional differences, such as all mention of Dollars being changed to Euros in the French version. Hostess Twinkie/Ding Dong Filename oddity of the Candy Couch.

Disney's Toontown Online was an MMORPG developed by Disney Interactive and Schnell games. It was targeted towards kids and families, which focused on taking the role of a Toon that fought evil business robots with the use of silly gags. Even though the servers were shut down on September 19, 2013, it still manages to have a following as the developers are surprisingly open to talking about some scrapped concepts and unused content contained within its files.

Subpages

Unused Models Stuff that wasn't seen outside of the vault.

Unused Animations Smoking is bad, even for robotic businessmen.

Unused Areas Sellbot Headquarters sure looked a lot more complicated.

Unused or Removed Textures Ever thought something was at your estate? Think again.

Original Storyline Video

The original flash launcher displayed a video while the game was being downloaded. It involved Scrooge McDuck trying to repair the robot found in Gyro Gearloose's lab in order to make money, but after accidentally crossing the two wires, the robot turns evil and goes on to create the Cogs using another machine found in the laboratory. The video was later removed with newer versions of the launcher, but it still could be watched from the UK website for a while.

Sadly, a usable version of the flash launcher as we know it is no longer on the internet, or so we thought. The 3 .swf files for this flash launcher have been found but can't be displayed here due to compatibility issues.

Removed Minigames

On the Toontown Test Server, the assets for three new board games were added to the Chip 'n Dale's Acorn Acres neighborhood.

Originally, players could walk up to one of the picnic tables scattered around the area and play a minigame with another. Chinese Checkers was the only playable game on the test server. None of these games were ever fully implemented into the public build of the game, although the models and graphics can still be found in the phase_6.mf archive of the original game's files.

(Source: Removed/unreleased features - Playgrounds - Toontown Wiki)

Chinese Checkers

Model(s)
Tutorials
Buttons
Misc.

Find Four

Model(s)
Buttons

Regular Checkers

Model(s)
Tutorials
Buttons
Misc.

Unused Sounds

Emotions

Different Cry Sound

A longer version of the Cry Emotion sound, which may have originally be for Depressed.

avatar_emotion_taunt.mp3

Intended to be used for the scrapped Taunt Emotion.

Photo Fun Leftovers

To do: Is the minigame's logic still in the source code?

These are leftover sound effects from the removed minigame in the phase_4 archive.

Camera Zoom

Camera Shutter

Camera Instamatic

Unused Music

To do: Move some of the Toon Party-exclusive songs to the Oddities page and give context to where it was supposed to be used.

Trolley Song

This was originally intended for the Trolley, but ended up being unused.

The Big Boss

This never appeared in the game, except in Parties.

Cog Boss Victory

Originally used after beating a boss. It was replaced with the newer Victory Music (Hall of Fame) when Bossbot HQ came out on March 6, 2008.

encnter.sting.announce

An unused jingle, probably for the opening cutscene for the VP battle.

Alternative Summer Fireworks Song

To do: Upload the song.

An alternative version of the fireworks music. It was never used in-game.

Unused Text

news_index.txt

for now this is a text file used to help find the directory of the news content
it could in the future be used for indexing

This text is found in the phase_3.5/models/news/ directory and doesn't have any real in-game purpose. Supposedly, it was to help the developers to find the news folder.

Missing Key Check

MissingKeySanityCheck = 'Ignore me'

This code checks for keys, and is meant to be ignored. This is located in the TTLocalizerEnglish.py file.

Regional Differences

To do: Tons. The French version has a mostly-retextured Cashbot Headquarters location, with almost all instances of Dollar signs being replaced with Euros. On a similar subject there were plans to release Chip n' Dale's Acorn Acres on the Open Server before it got scrapped. The Japanese version actually has voice-acted lines for almost all NPC characters. The Spanish and German versions are probably going to be extremely difficult to search for. Minor gameplay differences between versions.

Japanese version

Japanese Voices

The Japanese version had voice acting for the NPCs in the tutorial. All Disney characters in the playground also have voice lines, but only when the player isn't mentioned.

Japan	International

Gameplay Changes

To do: Find more general gameplay changes.

• The Japanese version bumped up the round time in battles from 20 to 50 seconds.

Revisional Changes

To do: Pretty much everything. Even enough content to make this a subpage. Earlier gag icons of the Elephant Trunk, Foghorn, Bugle etc. Difficulty changes in the Sellbot HQ Factory. Changed playground layouts like the merry-go-round in Minnie's Melodyland. Changed-around appearances for NPCs (ex. Tutorial Tom having a bigger muzzle) Impossible-to-complete ToonTask where it involved a toon delivering a Bugle if they didn't choose the Sound Gag Track. Removed Doodle names (Machete, Goldilocks, etc) Removed lowercase Toon names

Toontown Online has went through many changes throughout the years, whether it be minor aesthetic changes or differences in gameplay.

Loading Screen

sv1.0.6.16 and Prior	sv1.0.7.12
File:TTO LoadingScreen Before.png	File:TTO LoadingScreen After.png

On August 26, 2003, Toon Tips were introduced on the loading screen. Before that, it was just artwork of Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Pluto, Goofy and Daisy riding the Trolley.

Members Only Graphic

sv1.0.3?.?? and Prior	sv1.0.3?.??

This texture appeared on blocked character slots until the new Pick-a-Toon look came in.

Donald's Dock Toon Headquarters

sv1.0.36.9 and Prior	sv1.0.36.10
File:TTO DDockToonHQ Before.png	File:TTO DDockToonHQ After.png

The mast of the Donald's Dock Toon Headquarters was changed from an unfitting gold to a more suitable wooded-green color.

Changed Sounds

Cog Question Sound Effect

Before 2010, the Cogs used a different sound effect when asking a question. It is very similar to the Skelecog's question sound effect, and was changed likely to make it sound more distinct.

sv1.0.40.11 and Prior?	sv1.0.40.12?

Oddities

To do: There's a ton more. Graphics showing earlier or cut content such as candy playground window view and wallpaper. Earlier version of Bossbot HQ Country Clubhouse tower found via a glitch. Misaligned street corner in Sleet Street, The Brrrgh, near Toon Headquarters. Hidden back head details inside rescued street buildings. Polar Place sign size oddity and untextured building in said street.

Obscured Neighborhood Map

To do: Upload the other two graphics.

In earlier versions of the game, the map of the neighborhood was considerably different without the clouds covering up the then-unrevealed locations. The blurred-out locations had remained to be a mystery in the fandom for years until YouTuber LoopyGoopyG managed to get a full and unblurred graphic in 2017, revealing the locations.

Oddly enough, the green field where the Construction Zone was located was strangely changed back to a blurred orange field after the beta graphic.

Beta 3 - sv1.0.00.02 graphic	Concept art	sv1.0.00.02 - sv1.0.24.02 graphic	Final graphic

Manholes in Cog HQs

After Bossbot HQ was released, some curious manholes were added in all of the Cog Headquarters. No official information about the manholes were revealed and ended up being used as decorations.

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  Manhole in the Sellbot HQ.

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  Manhole in the Cashbot HQ.

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  Manhole in the Lawbot HQ.

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  Manhole in the Bossbot HQ.

Unseen 16th Gag Track Frame

When obtaining the final Gag Track Training Film frame from completing a neighborhood except for Daisy Gardens and Donald's Dreamland, the 16th frame is never seen and the training film frames are automatically cleared.

Unused Tunnel in Acorn Acres

To do: Find the Toontown Brazil article, translate it, and save it on archive.org. Find the source of the Jesse Schell quote and reference it. Retake the image.

This infamous tunnel in Chip 'n Dale's Acorn Acres was always under construction, and was never opened at all during the game's span. At a Q&A during the fan-organized 2016 ToonFest Event, Jesse Schell, Toontown Online's director, Stated that the tunnel had no purpose, and was there if the development team wanted to create a new area they hadn't thought of yet.

Some time after the tunnel was released, an article was published to Toontown Brazil's website stating that behind the tunnel "were no Cogs".

Hidden Moon Under Estates

Ever since Estates were released on the Test Server, an upside-down moon could be seen if the Toon swam inside and clipped to the river tunnel. It was assumed that a day-night feature for the Estate was considered, as the sun seen at the top is a separate texture.

Switched Music

The music for the Toon Slingshot and Treasure Dive trolley games were switched at one point, as evidenced by Treasure Dive's music internally referred to as MG_Target and Toon Slingshot's music referred to as MG_Diving in phase_4.