Toontown Central — Disneys Online Worlds

Welcome to Toontown! Toon HQ will give you a rundown of Toontown and everything that can help you in your battle against the cogs, then send you on your way to Flippy. Flippy will ask you to do various tasks, then send you to a Toon who will help you choose between your first new gag track - sound or toon-up.

After choosing what gag you'd like to train, Toon HQ will give you some easy tasks until you get more Laff points and your gags are stronger. Be careful what tasks you pick - some of them seem easy, but are a lot harder than you would think.

Mickey Mouse cannot help your toon with any tasks, but he does give you some helpful hints about Toontown. Be sure to use the ice cream cones if you're low on Laff. They only heal three Laff points, but that's all you'll need for now.

Once you have completed all the compulsory tasks from Toontown central you will start to be offered tasks that need to be done in the next playground - Donald's Dock, but more of that later.

Toon Tips

You always have teleport access to Toontown Central. Go to Districts, click "Welcome Valley" and you will be taken to Toontown Central automatically.
Shop around for tasks - if you don't like the task offered then just click cancel and go to another shopkeeper of HQ Officer and see what tasks they will offer to you.
Each time you turn in a Toontask you Laff meter will be refilled.
Not all tasks offered to you need to be done in order to advance - some tasks are "Just for Fun". The rewards for these tasks can be jellybeans, change your Toon shape (eg small, big, transparent), or to get new clothes for your Toon.

ToonTasks

If you need help with any of your ToonTasks, just click on the name of the shopkeeper who you first got it from...

Streets

Three streets lead from Toontown Central. Most of your tasks while in Toontown Central will come from shopkeepers in these streets.

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Discussion community comments archived from Talk:Toontown Central

Border/formatting

Let me know if this border on the right (one solid image) is too much. It fixes the problem with the edit links being pushed down, and doesn't seem to be quite as aggravating as a thumbnail tends to be. --CBD 13:03, 27 June 2007 (CDT)

Discuss before removing "Stub" status

I understand that we want people to work on the Wiki, but I think some more thought needs to be given before we just throw out "stub" status... some discussion on what needs to be expanded would prove very helpful, especially to those just starting to edit on here. :) -CBD14:41, 19 February 2008 (CDT)

It took me a while to get what you meant, but basically you are saying that when someone adds the Stub tag to an article that has been worked on, then it would be helpful to say what that editor thinks needs to be done. Personally I think this article needs a lot more general information as it is the first area that new players need to work in and therefore the area where they have the least idea of what to do. For example it would be really helpful to at least identify the possible benefits/disadvantages of the choice between Sound and Toonup. Pudgey 04:29, 18 June 2008 (PDT)

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