Mouseyland (ふくろのねずみランド, Fukuro no Nezumirando, "Escape from Mouseyland") is the 36th sub-chapter of Stories of Legend. It was added in Version 5.8 and is available up to 4♛ difficulty.
Difficulty
This sub-chapter brings out the potential of Zombie mechanics to a great extent. Without much knowledge on countering Zombies, some levels can be a bit troubling. Rickety Coaster in particular, can be very hard without anti-wave units.
- 2♛ difficulty for this sub-chapter multiplies enemy strength magnifications by 120%.
- 3♛ difficulty for this sub-chapter multiplies enemy strength magnifications by 130%.
- 4♛ difficulty for this sub-chapter makes no change to enemy strength magnifications and only allows Special Cats and Rare Cats to be deployed.
New Features
This sub-chapter introduces two new enemies:
- Coffin Zoge: A coffin-shaped, Zombie variant of Wall Doge with higher health and slightly higher damage. Unlike most other Zombies, it can't burrow past your cats, but it revives with 100% HP an unlimited number of times.
- Zamelle: A Zombie variant of Camelle. Similar stats to Camelle with no burrows, but can revive with 50% HP an unlimited number of times.
- While not her first appearance in-game, Miss Haka makes her Stories of Legend debut here.
List of Stages
| Stage number & cost | Stage name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1-36-1 | Greeter at the Gates (お出迎え入場門, O Demukae Nyūjō-mon, Welcoming Entrance Gate) | Decent amounts of Coffin Zoges spawn on a timer, along with Dark Emperor Nyandam and a few Tackeys. |
120 
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| 1-36-2 | Rickety Coaster (無気力コースター, Mukiryoku Kōsutā, Rickety Coaster) | A wave-fest, it starts off with constant Pigeon de Sables throughout the battle and includes Elizabeth the LVIth, two Kories, Berserkory, Dober P.D and Two Cans, each spawning when the base reaches a different amount of health. |
| 110
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| 1-36-3 | Virtual Nightmare (リアルVR地獄, Riaru VR Jigoku, Real VR Hell) | Henry spawns on a timer supported by a few Gory Blacks and various Zombies. |
| 125
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| 1-36-4 | 50 Degrees Hotter (プラス50度の世界, Purasu 50-do no Sekai, World of Plus 50 Degrees) | Zamelle appears for the first time, supported by a lot of Brollows when you damage the enemy base. Zrocos also appear as minor support. |
| 115
| ||
| 1-36-5 | Irresistable Henhouse (誘惑のチキンルーム, Yūwaku no Chikin Rūmu, Irresistible Chicken Room) | Sunfish Jones appears shortly after the stage begins alongside some Trolly Bloggers and eventually a Calamary. When the 2nd Calamary appears, Boraphim will appear soon after alongside a 3rd Calamary. |
| 130
| ||
| 1-36-6 | The Haunted 1LDK (ボーンデッドアパートメント, Bōn Deddo Apātomento, Bone Dead Apartment) | Starts off with some Zombies and after a short while, Lord Gravey will spawn. After a decent amount of time, Miss Haka spawns as the boss. |
| 145
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Material Drop Rates
| None | Bricks
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Feathers
 |
Coal
 |
Sprockets
 |
Gold
 |
Meteorite
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Beast Bones
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Ammonite
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50% | 4% | 4% | 7% | 0% | 4% | 4% | 27% | 0% |
Trivia
- This sub-chapter's name is a reference to Disneyland. Fittingly, some of its stages are parodies of real theme park attractions:
- 50 Degrees Hotter's Japanese name, World of Plus 50 Degrees, would appear to be a reference to Ice World: World of Minus 30 Degrees, an attraction at Japanese amusement parks such as Cosmo World and Kijima Kogen Park.
- Irresistable Henhouse's Japanese name, Yūneku no Chikin Rūmu (誘惑のチキンルーム, Irresistible Chicken Room), is most likely a reference to the Enchanted Tiki Room, which is called Miwaku no Chiki Rūmu (魅惑のチキルーム) in Japanese.
- The Haunted 1LDK a parody of The Haunted Mansion at Disneyland. A 1LDK is a term for a simple apartment that consists solely of the 3 most important rooms: the living room, dining room and kitchen, thus creating the acronym L-D-K.
- In the changelog for BCEN Version 5.10, the sub-chapter was quite literally referred to as Disneyland.
- The Haunted 1LDK is the only Stories of Legend stage to include event enemies (Ecto Doge, Ecto Snache and Ecto Baa Baa).
- In the Taiwanese version of the game, the name of this sub-chapter is 迪死你樂園, and the Taiwanese/Chinese of Disneyland is 迪士尼樂園, which is only two words off from the sub-chapter's name, where 死 means death and 你 means you, 死你 is basically (noun/verb) kills you.
- Additionally, 死你 sounds very similar to 士尼 in Mandarin.
Reference
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