Disney Infinity's characters have abilities that go beyond the miniscule details mentioned on the back of their packaging. Every single character gets his or her own in-game skill tree, allowing you to upgrade their power, speed, and moves.
We've assembled the following guide to the Disney Infinity 3.0 characters and their best hidden abilities that you're going to want to unlock. Some abilities are more powerful (or just more fun) than others, so if you're on a budget, use this guide to help you decide which characters are your must-haves.
Unless stated otherwise, all of these abilities require leveling-up to unlock.
Something Disney Interactive added for Disney Infinity 3.0's characters is a high jump ability for every new character. Force-wielding characters have Force Jump while classic and non-Force characters have a less-powerful but still upgraded Athletic Jump. We strongly recommend this upgrade in all cases, as the ability to jump higher always comes in handy.
Note: this guide covers only the figures that have been released at the time of this writing. Many more are yet to come (such as Darth Vader, pictured above), and we'll update you on those characters' abilities when they're released.
The Clone Wars Crew
Based on their appearances on the TV show Star Wars: The Clone Wars, these are the folks that work out-of-the-box with the Twilight of the Republic Playset.
Note that all four Jedi characters come with the Force Dash ability already built-in. As in, no leveling-up is required. Just pull the right trigger on your controller and they'll dash forward a short distance at lightning speed.
Anakin Skywalker | |
• Jedi Reflexes » Health & Defense • Sense Your Surroundings » Force Ability • Power of the Force » Force Finisher |
Ahsoka Tano | |
• Jedi Reflexes » Health & Defense • Lightsaber Throw » Force Ability • Spinning Salvation » Force Finisher • Power of the Force » Force Finisher |
Obi-Wan Kenobi | |
• Jedi Reflexes » Health & Defense • Force Confusion » Force Ability • Power of the Force » Force Finisher |
Yoda | |
• Jedi Reflexes » Health & Defense • Master In Motion » Force Ability • Power of the Force » Force Finisher |
Those Rebellious Rebels
Who's up for a little trivia? The four Star Wars Rebels characters that are playable in Disney Infinity sport designs that are based on their appearances in the show's second season, even though they were fashioned before then. Disney Interactive altered their looks to the new designs quickly at Lucasfilm's request.
The Star Wars Rebels characters have no Playset of their own, but can be unlocked for use in both Twilight of the Republic and Rise Against the Empire.
Note: Unlike the Clone Wars characters, Kanan and Ezra do not have the Force Dash ability.
Kanan Jarrus | |
• Jedi Reflexes » Health & Defense • Binding Force » Special Ability • Kanan's Maneuver » Melee Skills |
Ezra Bridger | |
• Jedi Reflexes » Health & Defense • Blaster Bounce » Special Ability • Power of the Force » Melee Skills |
Sabine Wren | |
• Quick Thinking » Health & Defense • Surprise Attack » Special Ability • Color Explosion » Melee Skills |
Zeb Orrelios | |
• Quick Thinking » Health & Defense • Cause for Clause » Health & Defense • Shocking Move » Special Ability • Triple Trouble » Ranged Skills |
Disney's Classics
The classic Disney characters work a little differently than their Star Wars counterparts. Their abilities tend to be less specialized, and there are typically fewer of them. We've chosen to highlight the primary weapon each character uses, as it's the foundation for all of their melee and ranged skills.
Mickey Mouse | |
Primary Weapon: random comedy objects pulled out of thin air. • Hey, Pluto » Special Ability • Gone Fishin' » Ranged Skills • Catch and Release » Ranged Skills |
Minnie Mouse | |
Primary Weapon: her purse. • Everybody Loves Minnie » Special Ability • Projectile Purse » Ranged Skills |
Olaf | |
Primary Weapon: Olaf pulls one of his arms off and uses it as a stick to whack enemies with. • Catching Some Rays » Special Ability • Snow Storm » Melee Skills • Freeze Sneeze » Ranged Skills |
Mulan | |
Primary Weapon: bo staff. • Defender of China » Health & Defense • Staff of Honor » Health & Defense • Fire Power » Special Ability • Rising Up » Melee Skills • Soldiering On » Ranged Skills |
Sam Flynn | |
Primary Weapon: Identity Disc. • Grid Agility » Health & Defense • Son of Flynn » Special Ability |
Quorra | |
Primary Weapon: Light Staff. • Light Speed » Health & Defense • Light Cable Swing » Health & Defense • Last of the ISOs » Special Ability |
Feeling Emotional
The five emotions from Inside Out all throw orbs as their primary abilities, and those orbs can be charged up for more damaging hits. Each one also has a unique talent that's not on his or her skill tree. These abilities, which we've listed below, are necessary to play the Inside Out Playset, but come in handy in the Toy Box, too.
Joy | |
Unique Talent: After a double-jump, hold down the jump button and Joy flutters to the ground very slowly. This allows her to reach distances that are significantly farther away than she could normally travel to. • Feeling Great » Health & Defense • Wave of Emotion » Special Ability • Share a Smile » Ranged Skills |
Anger | |
Unique Talent: Anger can walk on lava without taking damage. Lava means instant death to any other character. • Wave of Emotion » Special Ability • Furious Fire » Ranged Skills |
Sadness | |
Unique Talent: Walking on clouds causes those clouds to evaporate under your feet — unless you're Sadness. She is the only character who can walk on clouds without causing them to evaporate. • Wave of Emotion » Special Ability • Gloom and Doom » Ranged Skills |
Disgust | |
Unique Talent: Disgust has the singular ability to jump exceptionally high — but only when she jumps from a cloud. • Wave of Emotion » Special Ability • Chagrin and Bear It » Ranged Skills |
Fear | |
Unique Talent: Fear runs faster than any other Inside Out character. • Wave of Emotion » Special Ability • Burst of Fright » Ranged Skills |
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