Hi Disney Guys and Gals!
Today I'm starting Part I of my "Magic Castle Online" Guide. Today will be all about how to sign-up for an avatar and I'll also explain a little about the purpose of the game.
What is Magic Castle Online and why would I be interested?
MCO is a RPG where you can create a very
kawaii avatar and explore the world within MCO. There are currently
four worlds within the game and a
fifth being added in early August. These worlds are;
Castle Town (basically where your avatar lives) which also has a
Castle and
Downtown Square attached (more info later),
Monsters Inc World which is pretty much like a set from the Pixar movie of the same name, a
Pirates of the Caribbean World which is, again, like a set off of the movie and with elements of the theme park ride, too. There's also
Stitch World, which looks like the town in which Lilo and Stitch live. In August, a fifth world,
100 Acre Woods, is being added but I'm not too sure of what it'll look like just yet - more news as it's available! In addition to these worlds there is a
Nightmare Before Christmas World which, I believe, is
only accessible between October and December to fit in with the film.
So, you
basically have a goal in the game and that is to collect all the cards.
It's a card collecting game, but you
don't trade or fight with the cards Pokemon style.. you just receive and collect cards through completing
mini games and talking to certain people. You can also buy many
adorable costumes and clothing for your character and have your own room in which you can put furniture.
It's a very cutesy kawaii game.
Sounds interesting? Please read on to find out how to sign up.. with a character name that
won't make millions of Japanese think..
wtf? (I saw someone who thought the Japanese "alphabet" was simply backwards from the "american" one... they tried to write their name and ended up with a name that, in Japanese, meant utter gibberish) I'm here to save you from that embarassment and also to make sure you set your country to "rest of world".
Disclaimer: All of the content in this post came from the Magic Castle Online site. I do not make any claim to owning these, this is merely a guide on how to enjoy the site if you aren't fluent in Japanese.