In Disney Castle, Jiminy notices strange messages appearing in the journal. Mickey, Donald and Goofy decide to find out what's going by decoding all of the data, and find themselves trapped in the coded world.
Tetsuya Nomura
Director
Miyu Irino
Data Sora (voice)
Mamoru Miyano
Data Riku (voice)
Iku Nakahara
Data Naminé (voice)
Koki Uchiyama
Data Roxas (voice)
Takashi Aoyagi
Mickey Mouse (voice)
Koichi Yamadera
Donald Duck / Genie (voice)
Yu Shimaka
Goofy Goof (voice)
Roko Takizawa
Chip (voice)
Minoru Inaba
Dale (voice)
Kaneta Kimotsuki
Jiminy Cricket (voice)
Toshiko Sawada
Maleficent (voice)
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