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The game's main gimmick is the ability to change the character's outfit during gameplay, so as to use different powers to defeat [[Mooks]] or make for easier platforming.
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* [[All Just a Dream]]:
* [[Ass Kicks You]]: In ''Magical Quest 3'', while clinging to a pole in the Woodcutter costume, Donald can attack by swinging his rump
* [[Attack of the Town Festival]]: The action begins in Village Festival, the first stage of ''Magical Quest 3'', which is crowded with mooks.
* [[Big Bad]]: Pete.
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* [[Character Select Forcing]]: The knight forms of Mickey and Donald in the third game work differently. Mickey can walk and jump with his shield raised, but Donald can only hide in his barrel and roll clumsily. Because of this, the subboss fight against the Cannon Dog, while very easy as Mickey, turns into a hellish [[That One Boss]], [[Luck-Based Mission]] fight if you play as Donald.
* [[Circus of Fear]]: The first stage of ''The Great Circus Mystery'' is a circus that is being invaded by Baron Pete's mooks.
* [[Clothes Make the Superman]]: The special powers you get in the game are all based on costumes. All you need is a quick costume change and bam, instant power.
* [[Continuity Nod]]: In ''The Great Circus Mystery'' (''Disney's Magical Quest 2''), you get to fight a living painting of Emperor Pete, the final boss from the first ''Magical Quest''. In ''Magical Quest 3'', you get to see statues of Baron Pete, the final boss from the second game, at the start of Pete's Castle.
* [[Defeat Means Friendship]]
* [[Drop the Hammer]]: Donald's Knight outfit in the third game uses this.
* [[Heart Container]]: A hidden and purchasable smiling big heart.
* [[Jungle Japes]]: The Jungle, the second stage from ''The Great Circus Mystery''.
* [[The Lost Woods]]: Second stage of the first game and third game.
* [[Magic Knight]]: In the third game, where Mickey and Donald get Magician and Knight Outfits.
* [[Messy Pig]]: The boss of the first stage in ''Magical Quest 3'' is an enormous pig who rides a hollow pumpkin suspended by crows.
* [[Multi Platform]]: ''The Great Circus Mystery'' was the only game in the trilogy that was also released on a [[Sega Genesis|Sega console]].
** A Genesis version of ''Magical Quest'' was supposedly in the works at one point (the boxart even appeared in a few print advertisements back then), but might've been cancelled.
* [[Mythology Gag]]: Mickey's climbing outfit in ''Magical Quest 3'' is the outfit he wore in ''[[Brave Little Tailor]]''.
* [[Nice Hat]]: You end up with several by the end of the game.
* [[Off-Model]]: In the third game, Huey, Dewey
* [[Oxygen Meter]]: While all three games have limited air underwater, only the third has a visible meter.
* [[Portal Book]]: Huey, Dewey and Louie are trapped inside a magical book by King Pete in ''Magical Quest 3''. Mickey and Donald then enter the book to rescue them. Wait, doesn't this plot [[Hilarious in Hindsight|sound]] [[Doki Doki Panic|familiar]]?
* [[Ryu and Ken]]: Mickey as the Ryu, with the Ken role being filled by Minnie in the second game (and GBA port of the first game), and by [[Donald Duck]] in the third. Donald was an example of [[Divergent Character Evolution]], as he plays slightly differently from Minnie.
* [[Slippy-Slidey Ice World]]: A recurring setting in the trilogy.
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