The mod explores a "bad ending" lore where Mickey Mouse descends into insanity following an "infidelity" theme.
The D-side version (often referred to as Rabbit.avi or Rabbit.mob) depicts Oswald in a colorless, gray world. Consumed by loneliness and a deteriorating mental state, he eventually turns insane and aggressive. Gameplay Features The mod explores a "bad ending" lore where
Released around September 2022, Part 2 took nearly a year to develop. Fans generally praise the mod for its high-quality cutscenes and art that faithfully replicates the early 20th-century cartoon aesthetic. You can find various fan-made variations and gameplay on YouTube and the Funky Night Funkin Mods Wiki . Gameplay Features Released around September 2022, Part 2
In Part 2, Mickey is depicted 500 years after the events of the first mod, having accepted his eternal stay in hell. He has shrunk in stature and is forced by Satan into a colosseum to battle the Boyfriend for entertainment. In Part 2, Mickey is depicted 500 years
The mod maintains classic FNF mechanics while introducing multiple story paths and endings.
The mod features a mix of original compositions, remastered versions, and D-side remixes. Song Title Character/Context Mickey Mouse Featured in the initial stages. Unknown Suffering Mickey Mouse A central track for the mod's lore. Hellhole Satan / Mickey Described as having a "final boss" vibe. Untold Loneliness Oswald (D-side) The D-side equivalent of Mickey's "Unknown Suffering". Versiculus Iratus Mickey / Satan The final song for the "good" ending. Last Day / Uselessness Mickey (D-side) "Uselessness" is the D-side variation of "Last Day". Development and Community Reception