Using Thinner or Paint on the Clock Tower's arms affects the game's ending cutscene.Warren Spector revealed that it was his decision to make the Clock Tower as the game's first boss.The lyrics were originally going to be included but were removed due to copyright issues.The theme music that plays during the battle is a scary, disturbing and depressing version of the "Small World" theme, to support the environment's dark and gloomy atmosphere.
The Clock Tower is based on Glockenspiel, the outer facade of the " Small World" attraction.Redeeming the Tower yields an increase in Paint capacity and the "Stop the Music" pin. Mickey can then spray Paint to restore the face back to normal, which in turn will stop the music and calm the Clock Tower down. Once both hands are painted, one arm will lower to allow Mickey to jump on and move him closer to the Clock's face. Until the fists are completely painted, they will continue to pound the ground. If Mickey uses Paint on the Toon arms, the mechanism inside eventually ends up frozen in place (although the Paint wears off over time). Defeating the Tower yields an increase in Thinner capacity and the "Unwind the Clock" pin. Upon defeat, the Clock's arms and face unwind and fall off. Once completely exposed, the mechanism will shatter when the Clock Tower slams down on the ground. If Mickey uses Thinner on the Toon arms, they will be stripped to reveal the fragile mechanism underneath. To access the projector leading to Mean Street, Mickey must now beat the Clock Tower.
A pair of gigantic mechanical arms burst from its sides, attempting to slam the powerful fists down on the intruder. As the mouse stares at the smiling clock face, it suddenly thins away to reveal a demented expression underneath. When Mickey approaches the Clock Tower, he finds the scenery warped and distorted as a result of the Thinner Disaster.
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