After 12 attempts, Oogie Boogie goes back into hiding. The player can now send either Jack Skellington, Sally, or Zero to attack Oogie. In the midst of his scolding, he accidentally reveals the whereabouts of his Lair. Oogie Boogie surfaces after, angrily accusing Jack that he tried to take credit for his bugs. Jack and Sally come to the top of the Spiral Hill, and falsely boast that the bug infestation was their idea and not Oogie's. The player can now build the Broomstick Graveyard. They come up short, in which Jack retorts, " I suppose it's back to the drawing board." He comes up with a plan soon after, claiming they need the " right venue". She comes across Oogie Boogie, who warns her that this Halloween is now his. Sally goes off in search of a premonition in hopes that it'll help them. Jack alarms Sally about the bug infestation. This time, we'll figure it out together." She rejoices with Jack and tells him, " No matter what might be troubling you. At this point, the player can now welcome Sally into their Kingdom. He goes to his house to think of a way to get rid of the pests, only to realize that he has more books about summoning bugs than he does getting rid of them. He is alarmed by the harm they can cause the Kingdom visitors. Jack Skellington notices the bugs piling into the Kingdom. He sends his debut of his face to the Kingdom while Oogie Boogie unknowingly makes his appearance inside his Lair. What? Sometimes, the simplest idea is the best one!". His experiments are a scary face, to which he defends with, ". The player can then build Finklestein's Tower, which Jack uses to test out his improvements. He wants to improve it and goes to think of scary ideas. The player is able to welcome Jack Skellington into their Kingdom, who helps Mickey with his Halloween party.
He plans to make the best Halloween party with Goofy's help, and decides to spook the Kingdom up with Jack's House. The event begins with the story, " Happy Halloween!", in which Mickey Mouse plans his Not-So-Scary Halloween Party.
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