Disney Speedstorm Characters – All Racers Listed!

Looking for a complete list of Disney Speedstorm characters? Well, you’ve come to the right place! In this very guide, we’re going to round up all of the characters that you can play as. We’ll also include any useful information you might need to know about each of them.

For those unaware, Disney Speedstorm is basically Mario Kart for Disney. It’s free, and sees you race to earn currency that you can spend on new characters, karts, and more. It’s published by Gameloft, and developed by the folks behind the smash hit Asphalt series. If you’re a fan of Disney and Pixar, as well as racing games, you will be in heaven here.

You can learn more about it on the official site, and learn which characters are best in our Disney Speedstorm tier list.

Disney Speedstorm Characters

Now, let’s take a look at the various different racers that you can play as in Disney Speedstorm.

• Mulan
• Sulley
• Mickey Mouse
• Donald Duck
• Baloo
• Belle
• Beast
• Elizabeth Swann
• Shang
• Mowgli
• Hercules
• Captain Jack Sparrow
• Meg
• Goofy
• Li Shang
• Celia Mae
• Mike Wazowski
• Randall
• Figment

Disney Speedstorm Characters FAQ

Now that you know what racers you can play as in Disney Speedstorm, here’s everything that you need to know about them.

What’s the Difference Between the Disney Speedstorm Characters?

Aside from the visual differences, each character has its own unique skill that you can use to gain the upper hand in a race.

As an example, Mulan can use Firework Barrage to disrupt her opponents, while Sulley can scare them away with Fearsome Roar.

Will There be New Characters?

Yes! Gameloft has already announced that Disney Speedstorm will receive new racers as part of seasonal content.

This is in addition to the new tracks, collectibles, and, presumably, karts that you can unlock to race in.

Will We Get Pixar Characters Too?

Absolutely. Disney Speedstorm will receive characters from both Disney and Pixar.

Glen Fox

Head of Editorial

Glen has over a decade's worth of experience in gaming journalism, writing for Pocket Gamer, Pocket Tactics, Nintendo Life, and Gfinity. When he's not badgering everyone about the dangers of passive text, you can probably find him playing Wild Rift.