Disney Friends for Nintendo DS User manual

INSTRUCTION BOOKLET
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Disney Friends.............................................................2
Getting Started ............................................................3
Basic Controls .............................................................4
Characters...................................................................6
Tutorial........................................................................9
On-Screen Display ....................................................... 9
Guardian Points ......................................................... 10
Guardian Lounge ....................................................... 10
Inventory ................................................................... 15
Interacting with Your Friends.................................... 17
Multiplayer ................................................................ 25
Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection........................................ 29
Customer Support Information.................................. 30
Limited Warranty....................................................... 31

Become the Guardian of your favorite Disney characters
in Disney Friends and see each of them in a whole new
light. Everyday brings new surprises to discover and
new memories to create!
You’ll meet and befriend four of the most beloved Disney
characters of all time—Stitch, Dory, Pooh and Simba. By
earning Guardian points through voice interaction, touch
interaction, unique activities and playful adventures,
you’ll gain access into their worlds and their hearts!
1. Make sure the POWER switch is OFF.
2. Insert the Disney Friends Game Card in the Nintendo DS™slot.
3. Turn the POWER switch ON.
Note: The Disney Friends Game Card is designed for the Nintendo DS™system.
4. Please read and accept the Health and Safety screen by
touching the bottom screen.
5. If the game does not automatically launch, select the
Disney Friends game icon from the DS launch screen.

EXPLORE CAMERA MODE
Toggle camera modes by touching the camera icon in the top left
corner of the Touch Screen. You’ll switch back and forth between
Explore Camera mode and Friend Camera mode.
This camera mode aims the camera wherever
you choose with the +Control Pad and the Land R
Buttons. Use the +Control Pad to move the camera
left/right and up/down and the Land R Buttons to
pan the camera left/right.
FRIEND CAMERA MODE
Select Friend Camera to lock the image on your
Friend at all times. As your Disney Friend moves
around, the camera follows him or her. You can use
the +Control Pad up/down to zoom the image
in and out and left/right to rotate the
camera around your Friend.
+Control Pad
R Button
X Button
Y Button
A Button
B Button
START
SELECT
L Button
Use your stylus and the Touch Screen to tickle or rub your Disney
Friends and to make selections. You can touch icons to open menus and
drag objects to your Friend to use an inventory item. To return an item
to your inventory, double touch the item with your stylus.
+Control Pad
X Button
Y Button
L and R Buttons
START
SELECT
Touch Screen
Mic
Move Camera
Start Voice Recording
Take Picture
Move Camera Left/Right (free-camera mode only)
Pause/Friend Status/Options/Save
Guardian Lounge/Exit
Make Selections
Speak into Microphone
Mic

TINKER BELL
Tinker Bell runs the store where you can buy snacks
and accessories for your Disney Friends. She’s a
feisty little fairy who’s happy to play host in her own
shop. Tink will introduce you to the Guardian Lounge,
act as your Guardian guide and get you started on
the Tutorial.
ALIEN
You’ll start gameplay in the Tutorial with the three-
eyed Claw Machine Alien from Toy Story. He’ll help
you learn to interact with your Friends using the
Touch Screen and the menus.
STITCH
Stitch is the result of a genetic experiment by an alien
mad scientist. He loves to play Build & Destroy and
is quite good at being destructive. When he’s happy,
he loves his ohana and can be very affectionate. But
if he wants to cause trouble, he knows how to do it!
Stitch doesn’t get tired very easily, so be sure to keep
him happy, fed and entertained.
Stitch is on a camping trip in the woods and you can
keep him busy by exploring the natural environment.
Thursday is Sandwich day in Stitch’s world. Feed a
sandwich to Pudge the Fish in the beach adventure to
see what happens on Thursdays!
DORY
Dory is a forgetful fish who lives in a coral reef.
She always looks at the sunny side of life, knowing
everything will turn out all right. Dory’s very unusual
for a fish. She can speak the whale language and
read like a human!
Dory often gets herself in trouble. Keep an eye on
her and be ready with the first aid kit when she gets
a boo-boo. When she gets bored, use the
accessories to play a game of dress-up!
Saturdays are “Fish are Friends, Not Food”
meeting day. Dory will attend the meeting in
the sunken ship.

WINNIE THE POOH
Winnie the Pooh, the lovable bear who’s stuffed with fluff, is
always hungry and loves a nice pot of honey. He lives in the
Hundred Acre Wood in a tree house called Pooh Corner and
has friends he loves more than anything.
Pooh is an easygoing bear who loves to both play and sleep.
You can fulfill his needs by making sure he has plenty of food,
fun and rest. Sometimes he’ll get lonely, so you need to make
sure he gets enough activity time and attention. He loves to
wear costumes!
Twosday (Tuesday) is Pooh’s special day of the week. All
Guardian points you earn with Pooh on Tuesdays are doubled.
When you start Disney Friends, you’ll begin play in the Tutorial. The
friendly green Alien from Toy Story will walk you through gameplay
and controls. You’ll learn how to interact with your Friends, use voice
commands and earn points and gold. Once you’ve completed the
tutorial, you can go back to it at any time to interact with the Alien.
Time/Day
Toggle
Camera
Guardian Points
Toggle Microphone
Adventure Map
Speech Menu
Activity Menu
Inventory Menu
SIMBA
It’s the time of Hakuna Matata—no worries—as Simba spends
his days happily catching bugs with his friends. One day, Simba
will be an adult lion with a responsibility to his pride, but for
now, play is the biggest job for your Friend Simba.
Simba is a big kitty who likes to be brushed and petted as he
dozes in the sun. He loves to practice his pouncing and it’s always
a good way to keep him entertained. Young lions get hungry
pretty easily too, so make sure and keep the snacks coming!
Friday is Dung Day for Simba. He gets extra dung beetles
on Fridays.

The Guardian Lounge is where you can access all of the areas in the
game: Tinker Bell’s store, the Alien’s tutorial, the Trophy Room,
Multiplayer and each of the Disney Friends you’ve unlocked.
As you interact with your Disney Friends, you’ll earn Guardian points.
As your Guardian points total grows, you’ll unlock more Friends,
adventures and special items and go up in Guardian rank level. If you
reach the daily goal for Guardian points, you’ll get a special bonus! And
you can earn this special bonus with each of your Friends!
You start as a Junior Guardian, but as you build your friendships and
take good care of your Friends, you’ll move up to the rank of Master
Guardian. Each time you go up in rank, you’ll earn a special Guardian
pin. You can trade these pins with other players in Multiplayer Trading
mode (See page 28).
You’ll earn Guardian points by meeting the needs of your Friends.
If your Friends are tired, they may need a nap. If they’re hungry, a
nice snack will do the trick. If they’re bored, you can do something
to entertain them. If they’re lonely, they just need to be loved! See
Fulfilling Needs on page 19 for more info.
From the Guardian
Lounge, ring the bell
to enter Tinker
Bells’store.
Each Friend has their own access door. Just touch the door on the
Touch Screen with your stylus to access a Friend’s world.
In Tinker Bell’s room, touch the scrapbook to see the pictures your
Friends have given you, the clock to set the sleep alarm and the hat
rack to see the game’s credits. Ring the bell to summon Tinker Bell to
purchase items in her store and choose upgrades for the lounge.
You can upgrade the Guardian Lounge by selecting from the wallpaper,
carpet, curtains and plants your Friends have awarded to you. Make
the lounge your own place that looks just the way you want it!
Press SELECT at any time while you’re interacting with Friends to go
back to the Guardian Lounge.

You can purchase items for your Friends
at Tinker Bell’s store. Use the gold
you’ve earned interacting with your
Friends to buy snacks and accessories to
make them happy. Touch an item to see
details about it and click the Buy Item
Now button to purchase the item.
TINKER BELL’S STORE
As you interact with your Friends and
your Guardian rank goes up, you’ll
be rewarded with Guardian Lounge
upgrades. You can upgrade the walls,
carpet, curtains and plants to customize
the Guardian Lounge to fit your style.
Touch an item to see details about it
and drag the item into the big window to
apply the upgrade.
GUARDIAN LOUNGE UPGRADES
You can view your pin collection, special gifts you’ve received from
Friends and trophies you’ve earned in the Trophy Room.
TROPHY ROOM

Your Friends will reward you with pins as
you earn Guardian points. You can keep
multiple versions of each pin and even
trade them in Multiplayer Trading mode.
Access your pin collection by going to the
noteboard in the Trophy Room.
PINS
When your Friends are in a really good mood, they may decide to
give you a gift. And when you do really well in the game, you’ll earn a
trophy! You’ll store your gifts and trophies in the Trophy Room.
GIFTS
Add items to your inventory by purchasing
them in Tinker Bell’s store. You’ll keep
items in your inventory on a Friend-by-
Friend basis. That means all the items
associated with Stitch will be available
in your inventory when you’re interacting
with Stitch, all your Simba items will be
available when you’re interacting with
Simba, and so on. To access your other
Friends’ items, go to the Guardian
Lounge and enter their world.
When you’re interacting with your Disney
Friends, activate items by touching on
an icon in the inventory tab to bring it into
your Friend’s world. Then, you can drag
the item to give it to your Friend. Pick
up items to add them to your inventory
by touching and dragging them to your
inventory tab or by double touching.

You’ll earn gold for completing adventures and for winning
multiplayer competitions. You’ll also be able to find gold
hidden throughout the game. If you see something in your
adventures that looks like it may be a hiding place, touch the
mound with your stylus to see if it reveals gold!
You can use gold in Tinker Bell’s store to buy snacks, outfits
and special items. Your Friends need to be taken care of, so
be sure to collect gold whenever you can!
COLLECTIBLES
GOLD
ACCESSORIES
Use accessories to dress up your Friends. Depending on the
accessory, your Friend will respond to the new outfit, which
can increase your Guardian points. Purchase accessories in
Tinker Bell’s store using the gold you’ve earned.
MOUSE EARS
Collecting all the Mouse Ears for each Friend will unlock
a special accessory for that Friend. Collecting all the
Mouse Ears in the game unlocks a very special object in the
Guardian Lounge.
There are several ways you can interact with your Disney Friends. You’ll
learn most of the basics in the tutorial with the green Alien. Use your
stylus on the Touch Screen to tap on your Friends to get their attention.
You can also use your stylus to rub, tickle and poke your Friends.
Experiment with your stylus to see how your Friends react.
MICROPHONE
You can also interact with your Friends using
the microphone. Just touch and hold the
microphone icon in the upper right corner of
the Touch Screen or hold the X Button and
speak a command into the microphone, then
see how your Friends respond.
To get a list of commands, use your stylus
on the Touch Screen to bring up the Speech
Tab. You can either speak these commands
into the microphone once you’ve activated it with the X Button, or just touch the
speech commands with the stylus to say them to your Friend. If your command
meets a Friend’s needs or makes him or her happy, you’ll get Guardian points.
ADVENTURES AND ACTIVITIES
You’ll also interact with your Friends by sharing activities as
well as going on adventures. You can go on adventures every
day with each Friend and play games while you’re there.
Spend even more time together outside the adventures
with accessories, activities and fulfilling basic needs.

PHOTOS
You can take pictures of your Friends and every
day you’ll get a special photo opportunity. To take a
photo, press the Y Button to enter photo mode. Then
use the +Control Pad to move the camera around
your Friend to get a good angle. When you’re ready,
press the Y Button again to take the picture. Press
the B Button to exit photo mode. Pictures are stored
in your photo slots and can be traded with other
players in Multiplayer. When all your photo slots are
full, you’ll need to delete photos to save more.
There’s a daily Guardian points goal.
Once you’ve reached the goal in a single
day, you’ll receive a special bonus, and
sometimes your Friend will give you a
drawing. These drawings link together to
create a separate image made up of all
the pieces. The drawings are saved in the
scrapbook in Tinker Bell’s store. Once
you’ve reached your daily Guardian points
goal, you can keep playing to earn even
more points that day.
GUARDIAN POINTS GOAL
Your Friends have four basic needs you need to fill to earn Guardian
points and move up in rank. Each Friend can be tired, hungry, bored or
lonely and your job is to help them be happy. Put a tired Friend down for
a nap. Give a hungry Friend a snack. Play with a bored Friend and give
some love and affection to a lonely Friend.
You can give love and affection by rubbing and tickling your Friend as
well as speaking to them with the microphone or the Speech menu.
You can play with a bored Friend in lots of ways. Give them toys or
accessories from their inventory or play one of the activity games with
them. Going on adventures is always a good way to entertain a bored
Friend, and you can earn gold to buy more inventory items. Give an
item to a Friend or place an item in the Friend’s world then touch the
item to have your Friend play with it.
FULFILLING NEEDS

FRIEND STATUS/OPTIONS MENU
Gold
Mouse Ears
Character Icon
Options Tab
Guardian Level
Global
Guardian Points
Snapshots Tab
The Friend Status screen is a good way to tell how well you’re fulfilling your
Friends’ needs. Press START while interacting with your Friends to bring up the
Pause menu on the upper screen and the Friend Status menu on the Touch Screen.
Your Friend’s mood will be displayed on the lower screen and your Guardian
level, Guardian points and gold total on the upper screen. If your Friend’s mood
is low and you don’t have many items in inventory to raise it, go to
Tinker Bell’s store and buy a few things for your Friend.
Use the Snapshots Tab to view and delete snapshots. The Options
Tab is where you raise or lower music and sound effects volume,
erase saved games and set the alarm clock.
ACTIVITIES
You can participate in activities together
with your Friends. Use your stylus to
bring up the Activities Tab and select the
activity you want.
Use the stylus to create music with your
Friend. You can move the notes on the staff
up or down to make the sound higher or
lower. Drag a note to the very bottom of the
screen to mute it and create a brief pause
in your song. Be sure to scroll right and
left with the arrow keys to finish placing all
the notes in the song. Move the speed bar
toward the turtle to slow your song down or
toward the rabbit to speed it up.
Touch the play button to
have your Friend play your
composition. Touch the save
button to save your song. You
can save only one song per
Friend to play again later.
MUSIC

You can create pictures together with
your Friends. Touch on the Painting Tab
to bring up the DS drawing screen. Use
the tools in the drawing screen to create
your image and scroll left and right to
choose a color palette.
Your Friend will start you off, and
whenever you touch the Friend Draw
Button, your Friend will add to the
picture. You can save one drawing for
each Friend. The saved drawings will be
on display in the Guardian Lounge.
DUO-PAINTING
Each Friend also has his or her own special signature activity. Use
the stylus to bring up the Activities Tab, then touch on your Friend’s
signature activity. You’ll earn Guardian points and make your Friends
happy by playing games with them and having fun!
SIGNATURE ACTIVITIES
ADVENTURES
Set out on adventures with your Friend to
earn Guardian points, find gold and hidden
objects, meet new characters and play mini-
games. The gold you collect can be used to
buy special items from Tinker Bell’s store.
Each adventure location is a special place
from your Friend’s world. To start an
adventure, touch on the adventure icon,
then choose a location from the map to
follow your Friend into his or her world.
You’ll meet other characters and help
them solve problems while taking care of
your Friend and earning Guardian points. If
an area on the map shows a lock icon, you
need to earn more Guardian points before
you can access that location.
PASSAGE OF TIME
Time passes in Disney Friends just like
it does in the real world. The game is
matched to the clock on your DS. If it’s
daytime on the DS clock, it’s daytime in
Disney Friends. If it’s winter on the DS
clock, it’s winter in Disney Friends,
and so on. Different days of
the week are special for each
Friend and they’ll know when
holidays and your birthday
come around.
Friend Draw Button

ALARM CLOCK AND SLEEP MODE
Closing the DS lid will put the game into
Sleep mode. While in Sleep mode, the
game is paused exactly where you left off
and can be resumed by opening the DS.
You can also set a wake up alarm before
going into Sleep mode. Your Friend will
try to wake you up at regular intervals
for a total of one hour after the alarm
time. Go to the Options menu or to the
clock in Tinker Bell’s store to set the
alarm. Then close the DS lid to activate
the alarm and Sleep mode. To specify
which Friend will wake you up from
Sleep mode, just go to that Friend’s
world before closing the DS lid.
Disney Friends supports both DS Wireless and Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
From the Guardian Lounge, select the door with the image of a DS on it to
enter Multiplayer. Select Local Wireless to connect to DS players near you.
Select Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection to connect to players around the world.
LOCAL WIRELESS
When you choose Local Wireless play, you can host or join a game. If you
decide to host the game, you’ll get to choose the game features. If you
decide to join a game, you’ll be able to select which game you’d like to join.
Once you’re connected to another player, you can either take on the
Guardian Challenge or trade items (see pages 26-28).
NINTENDO WI-FI CONNECTION
The Wireless Multiplayer menu has three options: Play Now, Friend Setting
and WFC Setting.
Select Play Now to begin a Random Challenge game where you can play one or
all of the mini-games against another player. If you select Play Now after you’ve
registered friends, you can connect to one of your friends to play mini-games.
Select Friend Setting to register your online friends using a Nintendo Wi-Fi
Connection Friend Code so you can easily connect with them for multiplayer
mini-games. Once you’ve registered your friends, select Play Now to begin a
game. When you’re connected to friends, you can trade items as well as play
mini-games.
Select WFC Setting to set up your game to connect to
Nintendo’s Wi-Fi Connection .

When you connect to another player, you can either join a session that
has existing players or host your own session. Once you’re connected
to other players, you can play Guardian Challenge, where you play one
or all mini-games against an opponent to level up as a Guardian, or
trade items with another player (see below).
JOINING A GAME
GUARDIAN CHALLENGE
Guardian Challenge is where you
compete with other Guardians to
determine the winner. You’ll play three
rounds of mini-games once you’ve
selected your Challenge opponent and
the Disney Friend you want to compete
with. You can select any Disney Friend
you’ve unlocked in regular play.
The Guardian who wins two out of
three games is the champion of the
Guardian Challenge and will earn gold
and Guardian points. If you win against
a Guardian who has a higher rank than
you, you’ll get even more points!
SINGLE CHALLENGE
If you don’t want to play a full round of three games in the Guardian
Challenge, you can select Single Challenge to play one game against
your opponent. You’ll win a smaller amount of gold and Guardian
points in Single Challenge games, but they’re good for quick fun! The
host Guardian chooses a game from the list, and then play can begin.
MULTIPLAYER MINI-GAMES
Complete as many moves as you can, timing them correctly. When the
music starts, your Disney Friend will do a dance move. Touch on the pulsing
orb on the Touch Screen in time with your Friend’s moves to score points.
Your score and your opponent’s score are displayed on the upper
screen. Whoever has the highest score at the end of the round wins!
DANCE PARTNER
Use the drawing tools to match your Disney Friend’s drawing. Within the
time limit, use your stylus to draw the picture you see. The player who
creates the most accurate copy of the displayed image wins the round.
FRIEND DRAWING
Be the first one to find the gem hidden in the piles of dirt.
Use your stylus to direct your Disney Friend to dig in a dirt
pile. If your Friend finds a rock, tap the rock repeatedly
with your stylus so your Friend will break it. The first
player to find the hidden gem wins!
DIGGING

TRADING
Use the Guardian Connection to trade
items with your other players! You can
trade gold, pins, Friend inventory items
and photos. You can only have one of
certain items, such as the tent and record
player, so if the other player already has
those items, they can’t be traded. You can
have multiples of other items, such as
food and pins. Trade those items as much
as you want!
To trade photos, you need to have at
least one open photo slot to accept the
trade. If all your photo slots are filled
and you want to receive a traded photo,
delete one of your existing photos first,
and then the trade can be completed.
Touch the tabs on the lower screen with
your stylus to select items to trade.
Simply drag an item to one of the slots
in your trading tray. All of the items in
your trading tray will be displayed on the
other player’s upper screen. When you
are both happy with the trade, touch on
the confirm icon to accept the trade and
transfer items.
Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection allows multiple owners to play together over the
internet—even when separated by long distances.
• To play Nintendo DS games over the internet, you must first set up the Nintendo
Wi-Fi Connection on your Nintendo DS system. Please see the separate Nintendo
Wi-Fi Connection instruction booklet included with this game for directions on
setting up your Nintendo DS.
• To complete the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection setup you will also need access to a
wireless network device (such as a wireless router) and an active broadband or
DSL internet account.
• If you do not have a wireless network device installed, you can order a Nintendo
Wi-Fi USB Connector (sold separately) directly from Nintendo. See the separate
Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection instruction booklet for more information.
• Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection game play uses more battery power than other game
play. You may prefer to use the AC Adapter to prevent running out of power when
using the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
• You can also play Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection compatible games at selected
internet hotspots without additional setup.
• The Terms of Use Agreement which governs Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection game
play is available in the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection instruction booklet or online at
www.nintendowifi.com/terms.
For additional information on the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, setting up your
Nintendo DS, or a list of available internet hotspots, visit www.nintendowifi.com
(USA, Canada and Latin America) or call 1-800-895-1672 (USA/Canada only).
The nickname you use will be seen by others when playing
multiplayer games using Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
To protect your privacy, do not give out personal information
such as last name, phone number, birth date, age, e-mail or
home address when communicating with others.