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This article is about the character. For the House of Mouse episode, see Jiminy Cricket (House of Mouse episode).

ā€œI dub you Pinocchio's conscience, lord high keeper of the knowledge of right and wrong, counselor in moments of high temptation, and guide along the straight and narrow path. Arise, Sir Jiminy Cricket.ā€
―The Blue Fairy.

Jiminy Cricket is a small cricket and the deuteragonist in Disney's 1940 animated film, Pinocchio. Jiminy acts as a conscience and a good friend to the film's title character. He is clever, kind, caring and brave. He will do anything for a friend, even if it's life-threatening. He has appeared along with Mickey Mouse and Tinker Bell as a Disney company mascot.

He was originally voiced by Cliff Edwards.

Background

Development

Jiminy is based off the Talking Cricket from the original Pinocchio book that Walt Disney's film is based on. In the book, the cricket tries to lecture Pinocchio about his bad behavior, only to be flattened with a hammer for his efforts, and then come back as an equally preachy ghost. However in the film, the cricket is named Jiminy and instead of being a cameo character, he was made into a major character and joins Pinocchio on his journey to becoming a real boy. According to Walt Disney and the filmmakers, Jiminy's role in the film was meant to develop the heart of the story in the friendship between him and Pinocchio. Jiminy was animated by one of Walt Disney's Nine Old Men, Ward Kimball. In Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Ward animated a soup eating scene. The scene was eventually dropped and Ward was devastated. Walt realized this and decided to give Ward the job of designing and animating Jiminy Cricket. Like every animated Disney character, Jiminy went through an evolution of designs. Some of the earliest ones resembled more of a realistic cricket. According to Ward, this was a disgusting sight, so he made the character more and more of a cartoonish and sweet-looking creature to the point that the audience only knows he's a cricket because the film tells them.

Jiminy's name also has an interesting backstory. "Jiminy Cricket(s)!" was originally a polite expletive euphemism for Jesus Christ. The name of the character is a play on the exclamation (which itself was uttered in Pinocchio's immediate predecessor, 1937's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs). Another example occurs in the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz when the group first enters the Wizard's chamber; they are startled by the Wizard's sudden thunder-and-lightning display, and cries, "Oh! Oh! Jiminy Crickets!" (Garland also says the expression in her 1938 film Listen, Darling). It had also been used as an exclamation by the Swedish father several times in the 1930 movie Anna Christie. Another time it is used is in the short 1938 cartoon starring Mickey Mouse Brave Little Tailor. That expression is also Howard Cunningham's catchphrase on Happy Days.

Personality

Being an official conscience, Jiminy is rather wise and optimistic. He can be a bit aggressive when upset, but means well. Not only is he Pinocchio's conscience, but also his best friend, a relationship he apparently treasures. The two spend much of their time together to the point that Jiminy feels insulted and rejected when Pinocchio briefly called Lampwick his best friend. When first introduced, Jiminy was shown to be rather wise-cracking and humorous, often making jokes to amuse himself. Prior to meeting Pinocchio, Jiminy was sort of a realist and did not believe in fairy tales and wishes. Of course, after the adventure with him and the little wooden boy, Jiminy's view of the world changed greatly. The cricket holds an obvious crush on The Blue Fairy. He often gets dumbfounded upon the mere sight of her. In spite of his naturally diminutive states, Jiminy shows no fear in facing enemies thrice his size as seen when he tried to get Pinocchio away from Honest John and Gideon and when he wanted to scuffle with Lampwick, not to mention his efforts to get Monstro to swallow him in order to save his wooden friend (he even raps on the whale's teeth with his umbrella and calls him "Blubbermouth"!). Jiminy is also naĆÆve as he thinks some of Geppetto's toys are alive. For example Jiminy says "beg your pardon" to a female doll after resting his hand on her bottom.

Family

According to the 1956 TV special On Vacation with Mickey Mouse and Friends, Wilbur the Grasshopper, who made his first appearance in the 1939 Goofy short Goofy and Wilbur, is Jiminy Cricket's nephew. In The Giant Walt Disney Word Book (1972), Jiminy Cricket's family tree was published as a two-page illustration. This poster meant the first appearance of Jiminy's parents and siblings, as well as all the Cricket generations up and until Jiminy's great-great grandfather. Notably, all the members of the tree remained unnamed and Wilbur the Grasshopper didn't appear on the tree.

Appearances

Pinocchio

ā€œOne night a long time agoā€¦ my travels took me to a quaint little village. It was a beautiful night. The stars were shining like diamonds high above the roofs of that sleepy old town. Pretty as a picture.ā€
―Jiminy beginning the story.
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Jiminy in his debut appearance, Pinocchio

The film Pinocchio marked Jiminy's debut. He is first seen singing When You Wish Upon A Star next to a book about Pinocchio. After a brief introduction to the viewers, he begins recounting the story of Pinocchio.

In the actual story, Jiminy is first seen in raggedy clothing, traveling through a village late one night. He eventually comes to Geppetto's Workshop, which was the only sign of life. He sneaks inside and warms himself by the fire, while admiring Geppetto's work. Jiminy then observes as Geppetto finishes the puppet he has been working on. Jiminy overhears Geppetto's wish for the puppet to be a real boy, but brushes it off as impractical, though lovely. Jiminy later watches in amazement as The Blue Fairy brings Pinocchio to life. After a conversation with the fairy, Jiminy is appointed to be Pinocchio's conscience, as Pinocchio must prove himself worthy of being made a real boy. Jiminy then teaches Pinocchio to whistle so that Pinocchio can call him.

The next day, Jiminy oversleeps and rushes to find Pinocchio, who has been sent off to school. However, Pinocchio is instead encouraged to become an actor by Honest John. Despite Jiminy's counseling to go to school, Pinocchio becomes part of the show of Stromboli. Jiminy becomes angry, but starts to second guess himself when Pinocchio becomes popular and decides to leave believing Pinocchio doesn't need him anymore. When Jiminy decides to wish Pinocchio good luck, he discovers that Stromboli has locked Pinocchio in a bird cage. Jiminy attempts to crack the lock to they can escape, but fails (evidently because, according to him, the lock is "one of the older models"). The Blue Fairy later comes along and frees them, after teaching Pinocchio a lesson on lying.

Before the pair can reach home, Pinocchio is convinced to travel to Pleasure Island, said to be a land for boys by Honest John again. Jiminy manages to sneak on the stagewagon, but ends up separated from Pinocchio. Jiminy eventually finds Pinocchio in a pool hall, where he is smoking and drinking with Lampwick. Jiminy attempts to get Pinocchio to leave, but is insulted by Lampwick. Jiminy leaves in a huff, and attempts to go home. He discovers that boys who come to Pleasure Island are transformed into donkeys, and runs off to warn Pinocchio.

The two are able to leave by jumping in the sea, but not before Pinocchio grows a tail and donkey ears. Finally at home, they learn via a message that Geppetto has gone searching for Pinocchio and trapped by Monstro. Despite Jiminy essentially being live bait, he follows Pinocchio into the sea to search for Geppetto. However he is separated from Pinocchio after Pinocchio is swallowed by Monstro. Jiminy is forced to find shelter in a bottle to avoid being eaten by the seagulls.

After Pinocchio and Geppetto escape, Jiminy is the one who discovers that Pinocchio has died as a result while saving Geppetto from Monstro who tried to catch them resulting his death when he smashed into the cliff wall. At Geppetto's workshop, he is shown to be mourning. Like everyone else, he is overjoyed when Pinocchio is revived as a real boy. He manages to step away from the party, and thanks the Blue Fairy for helping them. As recognition of his own contributions, the Blue Fairy rewards him with a solid gold badge declaring him an official conscience.

Fun and Fancy Free

Jiminy essentially serves as the set-up for the two segments. He is shown exploring a house, and comes across a record player and record Bongo. After that, Jiminy sees a party invitation from Luanan Pattern, who lives in the house "across the way". Joining the party are ventriloquist Edgar Bergen and his dummies, Charlie McCarthy and Mortimer Snerd. He goes to the house and listens to Bergen telling the story of Mickey and the Beanstalk. At the end, Jiminy leaves the house and watches Willie the Giant heading straight to Hollywood, looking for Mickey Mouse.

Walt Disney anthology series

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Jiminy in the Walt Disney anthology series.

Jiminy hosts many Disney television specials. Most of which included those heavily centered on the animated characters, such as Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. Some specials include On Vacation with Mickey Mouse and Friends, This is Your Life, Donald Duck, and From All of Us to All of You.

In the 1960's and 1970's, Jiminy Cricket appeared in two different series of educational films aimed at grade-school-aged audiences. In the "I'm No Fool" series, he advised children how to steer clear of dangerous traffic, sharp objects, strangers, exposed electrical lines, and so forth. In each short, he sang the refrain:

I'm no fool, no sirree!
I'm gonna live to be 33 (then 43, 53, etc., up to 103)
I play safe for you and me
'Cause I'm no fool!

Jiminy is shown making use of a chalkboard to illustrate his lessons. Figuring prominently was "You", an idealized boy meant to represent the audience and show the safe methods, and the Fool, who always demonstrated foolish and reckless methods.

The other series was called "You", which teaches about the human body with the refrain "You are a human animal...".

Mickey Mouse Club

Jiminy played a role in the series; appearing in the animated opening during the "Mickey Mouse March" musical number, alongside Dumbo and Timothy Mouse. Additionally, in a recurring segment, he taught a generation how to spell e-n-c-y-c-l-o-p-e-d-i-a.

Mickey's Christmas Carol

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Jiminy as The Ghost of Christmas Past in Mickey's Christmas Carol

Jiminy appeared in Mickey's Christmas Carol as the Ghost of Christmas Past . (The badge given to him by the Blue Fairy at the end of Pinocchio marking him as an official conscience now declares him to be the Ghost of Christmas Past.) Scrooge is perplexed at his size, but Jiminy shoots back at him that if he were measured by his amount of kindness, "you'd be no bigger than a speck of dust!" Nevertheless, he shows Scrooge past Christmases of him: (Scrooge) while working at Fezziwig 's and the horrid memory where Scrooge put his money before his love, which he never saw again. As Scrooge begs the minuscule ghost to take him away from these bad memories, Jiminy reminds Scrooge that "you fashioned these memories yourself." (It should be noted that Past was going to be portrayed by Merlin instead of him, as it was in the original audio recording that came out a few years prior to the special's release).

House of Mouse

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Jiminy in the episode "Jiminy Cricket".

Jiminy was among the numerous Disney characters to appear in the television series House of Mouse and its direct-to-video compilation films. A running gag in the series involves Timon trying to eat him but getting rescued by Pumbaa, as one of the rules of the club is "No guests eating other guests."

Jiminy's most notable appearance is in the episode "Jiminy Cricket", where he quits being Pinocchio's conscience. At the beginning of the episode, Jiminy suggests that Pinoke should not sit with Pain and Panic, considering them a "bad influence". When Pain overhears this, he says a not-so-nice remark about Jiminy and involuntarily flicks him away. Later on backstage, when Jiminy explains that he wants to quit being Pinocchio's conscience, Mickey feels bad for him and wishes that he could help--this results in the Blue Fairy unexpectedly showing up to grant Mickey his wish by making him Jiminy's new client. Mickey becomes annoyed by all this and he and Minnie concoct a plan to get Jiminy to leave him and return to Pinocchio (as Jimmy was changing Mickey too much; even forces him to dress and act like Pinocchio). The plan worked and Jiminy got on stage to teach valuable life lessons to various other characters such as Simba, Aurora and Aladdin. In the end, Jiminy and Pinocchio were finally reunited.

In "Dining Goofy, he showed to be unamused with the fact that he was seated with Eeyore and fails to try cheering him up.

He also plays a prominent role in Mickey's Magical Christmas as he helps Mickey find the true meaning of Christmas through the help of wishing upon a star to lift Donald's spirits.

Cameos

Jiminy made a brief cameo in Touchstone's 1988 hit feature Who Framed Roger Rabbit. He can be seen when Eddie Valiant first drives through Toontown.

Live-action appearances

Once Upon a Time

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Jiminy in Once Upon a Time.

Jiminy (Raphael Sbarge, Adam Young as a child) is the son of unscrupulous con artists in the ABC television series. Disapproving his parents' treachery, he desires to live an honest life, but was too weak-willed to leave his family. Eventually, he receives a potion from Rumplestiltskin that will free Jiminy from his parents. However, he inadvertently gives the potion to a young couple, transforming the pair into puppets. He wishes on a star in the hopes that the couple will be transformed back, but the Blue Fairy appears and tells him she cannot undo Rumplestiltskin's work. Instead, he wishes to make things right, and she transforms him into a cricket so that he can be free from his parents and guide the couple's son Geppetto for as long as the boy lives. He later helps the dwarves confront Snow White about her mean-spirited behavior after she drinks a potion and forgets about her true love Prince James. However, the confrontation drives her to want to kill the Evil Queen. He later tells James that the only way for her to remember James is if she remembers her true self. Much later, he is seen advising the residents of the Enchanted Forest against waging war with the Queen and urges them to find a more peaceful solution.

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Archie Hopper; Jiminy's Storybrooke counterpart.

In Storybrooke, he is Dr. Archie Hopper, the town's psychotherapist. He owns a Dalmatian named Pongo and is frequently seen carrying an umbrella, like he does as a cricket in the Enchanted Forest. He is also good friends with Marco, who is actually Geppetto. Archie is asked by Regina (who is actually the Queen) to convince Henry that his ideas about the curse and the true identities of the Storybrooke residents is "crazy."He makes little progress, and Regina becomes impatient and asks him to take a more radical approach. Although it violates his conscience, he initially complies with her demands. Archie later confides to Henry that he wants to be free to do as he wants, and Henry tells him that Jiminy Cricket was a man who took a long time deciding what the right thing to do was. Archie then stands up to Regina and threatens to declare her an unfit mother if she continues to interfere with his sessions with Henry. Archie later puts David under hypnosis to help David remember his actions during his black-outs, causing David to remember some of his memories from the Enchanted Forest.

After the curse was broken, Archie reunites with the other characters and tries to help find out what to do. With Regina regaining her magic and the new curse of leaving Storybrooke, Archie becomes part of the group who attempt to leave Storybrooke and sacrifice his Fairytale memories to get away from Regina but David's speech encourages him and the others to stay. Regina later visits him, where he encourages Regina to allow her to help him. Regina tells him she has not used magic in two days and it has become a struggle. Archie then asks Regina if there is anything she is holding onto, and she confesses that she preserved her love Daniel's corpse upon his death in the hopes that he could be brought back to life. Archie then states Regina will not be able to move on until she lets go of the past. Regina storms off, but she later returns and confesses to Archie that she used magic that same day. Archie helps her into his office. Much later, Archie is kidnapped by Cora, Regina's mother, and holds him captive in Captain Hook's ship, while leaving the body of another in his place disguised to look like him so everyone else will think he is dead. Cora plans to use him to gain information of others in the town.

Video games

Disney's Villains' Revenge

Jiminy stars in the 1999 PC game Disney's Villains' Revenge. The Disney Villains change their respective stories giving them the upper hand. Jiminy travels through the stories to save the troubled heroes.

Kingdom Hearts series

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Jiminy plays a generally minor role in the popular video game series. After his world was destroyed by the Heartless, Jiminy seeked refuge in Disney Castle, under the care of King Mickey and Queen Minnie. He later joins Sora, Donald Duck, and Goofy to guide them throughout the journey and chronicle their adventures.

Throughout the series, Jiminy plays a few key roles. In the original Kingdom Hearts, he played a large role throughout the storyline following the adventures of the characters of lore of the film Pinocchio. He played a larger role, appearing more frequently, in the sequel, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories.

Notably, in Kingdom Hearts II, Jiminy's journal was greatly expanded. As far as the game's storyline goes, he made one brief appearance during Sora's awakening in Twilight Town. However, in the HD re-release of the game, Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX, Jiminy made a reappearance during Sora's visit to the Mysterious Tower; home of Master Yen Sid.

In Kingdom Hearts coded, Jiminy finds a mysterious entry within his journal, which he doesn't recall recording. Because of this, he immediately reports to King Mickey and explains his confusion. After a little investigation, however, it is revealed that the journal has been corrupt, and to restore it, a date version of Sora is created to enter the journal and eliminate the Bug Blocks.

Jiminy returns in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, and plays his first role as a supporting character within his home world, as opposed to a character taking part in the story's overall plot. He appears in the world of Prankster's Paradise, frantically trying to retrieve and care for a mischievous Pinocchio.

He is voiced by Eddie Carroll and Phil Snyder (Re:coded only) in English, and Japanese voice by Kaneta Kimotsuki.

Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion

Jiminy plays a major role in the spin-off to Epic Mickey, where he acts as Mickey's sidekick during his journey through the "illusions."

Kinect Disneyland Adventures

Jiminy is only mentioned by Pinocchio in this game, with the sentence going as followed: "If I get into trouble, I just whistle for Jiminy Cricket."

Disney INFINITY

Jiminy Cricket makes appearance in Disney INFINITY. In the 3DS version; he welcomes the user's team to Story Mode and the first game board.

Disney Parks

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Jiminy posing for a photo at Hong Kong Disneyland.

Jiminy Cricket appears as a meetable character and is seen in parades and shows. He is usually seen alone or with Gepetto or Pinocchio. Jiminy also appears as a safety mascot along with Pinocchio and Gepetto in the Disney Parks. He also acts as a mascot of Disney's environmental initiatives in the parks, appearing on recycling cans and often appearing at Rafiki's Planet Watch.

Pinocchio's Daring Journey

Jiminy appears in Pinocchio's Daring Journey, a dark ride themed to the movie from whence he originated, found at three of the Disney Parks worldwide (specifically in California, Japan, and France).

Fantasmic!

In the live show Fantasmic! in Disneyland and Walt Disney World, Jiminy makes an appearance. Jiminy is the protector of Mickey Mouse's dreams and he is imprisoned by the villains as they plan to turn Mickey's dreams into a deadly nightmare. Jiminy is later freed by Mickey and he joins the Disney characters as they passed the audience in Steamboat Willie or Mark Twain Riverboat (depending on the park destination).

Wishes

More recently, Cricket and the Blue Fairy are the hosts of the Wishes: A Magical Gathering of Disney Dreams fireworks display at the Magic Kingdom theme park. In the show, Jiminy and a cast of Disney characters host a series of magical fireworks and musical themes.

Gallery

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Trivia

  • The phrase "Jiminy Crickets" is an early 20th century minced oath for "Jesus Christ". It can be heard in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Atlantis the Lost Empire, and The Brave Little Tailor. Given the roots of Jiminy's name, it is not surprising he became Pinocchio's conscience.
  • In The Return of Jafar and Season 1 of the Aladdin TV series, Genie briefly morphed into Jiminy.
  • He is referenced in Scared Shrekless. 
  • Jiminy served as an inspiration for most Disney sidekick characters, acting as a comedic guardian for the protagonists, such as Sebastian in The Little Mermaid and Ray in The Princess and the Frog.
  • He is the first and only sidekick to have a role as significant as the main protagonist.
  • He is one of the most popular Disney sidekicks and characters in Pinocchio.
  • While Jiminy has four fingers, he grew an extra finger when he told us about the food groups in Fun and Fancy Free.
  • He is the only Disney sidekick to appear independently in another Disney animated feature film without the main protagonist since he appeared in Fun and Fancy Free without Pinocchio.
  • Jiminy is the mascot of Gideon McDuck's newspaper, which was originally called 'Il Grillo Parlante' ('The speaking cricket').

References

External links


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Media
Films: Pinocchio (video/soundtrack) ā€¢ Remake (soundtrack) ā€¢ Geppetto (soundtrack)

Television: House of Mouse ā€¢ A Poem Is...
Shorts: Figaro and Cleo
Video Games: Video game ā€¢ Kingdom Hearts ā€¢ Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories ā€¢ Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance ā€¢ Disney Emoji Blitz
Books: Pinocchio's Promise

Disney Parks
Cinderella Castle Mystery Tour ā€¢ Disney Animation Building ā€¢ Disney Friends of the Month ā€¢ It's a Small World ā€¢ Pinocchio's Daring Journey ā€¢ Storybook Land Canal Boats

Entertainment: Animagique ā€¢ Disney Dreams: An Enchanted Classic ā€¢ Disney's Wishes ā€¢ Fantasmic! ā€¢ Fantasy Festival ā€¢ Mickey's Gift of Dreams ā€¢ Mickey's Magical Music World ā€¢ One Man's Dream II: The Magic Lives On! ā€¢ Once Upon a Mouse
Restaurants: Cleo's ā€¢ Pinocchio Village Haus Restaurant
Shops: Geppetto's Holiday Workshop ā€¢ Pleasure Island Candies ā€¢ Stromboli's Wagon
Parades: A Million Splashes of Colour ā€¢ Celebrate A Dream Come True Parade ā€¢ Disney's Dreams On Parade: Moving On ā€¢ Disney's Fantillusion ā€¢ Disney's Magical Moments Parade ā€¢ Disney's Party Express ā€¢ Disney Carnivale Parade ā€¢ Disney Cinema Parade ā€¢ Disney Magic on Parade ā€¢ Disney Stars on Parade ā€¢ Dreaming Up! ā€¢ Festival of Fantasy Parade ā€¢ Happiness is Here Parade ā€¢ Jubilation! ā€¢ Magic Happens ā€¢ Main Street Electrical Parade ā€¢ Mickey's Rainy Day Express ā€¢ Mickey's Storybook Express ā€¢ SpectroMagic ā€¢ The Wonderful World of Disney Parade ā€¢ Walt Disney's Parade of Dreams ā€¢ Disney Harmony in Color! Parade
Fireworks: Believe... There's Magic in the Stars ā€¢ Disney Enchantment ā€¢ Disneyland Forever ā€¢ Fantasy in the Sky ā€¢ Illuminate! A Nighttime Celebration ā€¢ Magical: Disney's New Nighttime Spectacular of Magical Celebrations ā€¢ We Love Mickey! ā€¢ Momentous ā€¢ Once Upon a Time ā€¢ Remember... Dreams Come True ā€¢ Wishes: A Magical Gathering of Disney Dreams ā€¢ Wonderful World of Animation ā€¢ Wondrous Journeys
Spring: Disney's Spring Promenade
Summer: Mickey's WaterWorks ā€¢ Stitch and Friends Summer Surprise
Halloween: Scream and Shout Halloween Parade ā€¢ Maze of Madness: The Nightmare Experiment Continues ā€¢ The Villains Rockinā€™ Halloween
Christmas: A Christmas Fantasy Parade ā€¢ Mickey's Most Merriest Celebration

Characters
Pinocchio: Pinocchio ā€¢ Jiminy Cricket ā€¢ The Blue Fairy ā€¢ Geppetto ā€¢ Figaro ā€¢ Cleo ā€¢ Honest John ā€¢ Gideon ā€¢ Stromboli ā€¢ Dancing Puppets ā€¢ The Coachman ā€¢ The Coachman's Assistants ā€¢ Lampwick ā€¢ The Stupid Little Boys ā€¢ Monstro ā€¢ Gendarme

Geppetto: Junior Buonragazzo ā€¢ Lazardo V ā€¢ Signora Giovanni
Remake: Signora Vitelli ā€¢ Sofia the Seagull ā€¢ Fabiana ā€¢ Sabina

Locations
Village ā€¢ Geppetto's Workshop ā€¢ Stromboli's Caravan ā€¢ Pleasure Island
Songs
Pinocchio: When You Wish Upon a Star ā€¢ Little Wooden Head ā€¢ Give a Little Whistle ā€¢ Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee ā€¢ I've Got No Strings

Geppetto: Toys ā€¢ Empty Heart ā€¢ And Son ā€¢ Just Because It's Magic ā€¢ Bravo, Stromboli! ā€¢ Satisfaction Guaranteed ā€¢ Pleasure Island ā€¢ Since I Gave My Heart Away
Remake: When He Was Here With Me ā€¢ Pinocchio, Pinocchio ā€¢ I Will Always Dance ā€¢ The Coachman to Pleasure Island
Deleted: Jiminy Cricket ā€¢ Honest John ā€¢ As I Was Sayin' to the Duchess ā€¢ Turn On the Old Music Box ā€¢ No Strings ā€¢ Rolling Along to Pleasure Island ā€¢ Three Cheers for Anything ā€¢ Monstro the Whale


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Media
Fun and Fancy Free ā€¢ House of Mouse ā€¢ Disney Infinity: 2.0 Edition ā€¢ Video

Segments: Bongo ā€¢ Mickey and the Beanstalk

Disney Parks
Sir Mickey's
Characters
Mickey Mouse ā€¢ Donald Duck ā€¢ Goofy ā€¢ Jiminy Cricket ā€¢ Willie the Giant ā€¢ Golden Harp ā€¢ Bongo ā€¢ Lulubelle ā€¢ Lumpjaw
Locations
Happy Valley ā€¢ Willie's castle ā€¢ Beanstalk
Songs
Fun and Fancy Free ā€¢ I'm a Happy-Go-Lucky Fellow ā€¢ Lazy Countryside ā€¢ Too Good to be True ā€¢ Say It With a Slap ā€¢ My, What a Happy Day ā€¢ Eat Until I Die ā€¢ Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum ā€¢ My Favorite Dream


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Media
House of Mouse ā€¢ Mickey's Magical Christmas ā€¢ Mickey's House of Villains
Characters
Main Characters: Mickey Mouse ā€¢ Minnie Mouse ā€¢ Donald Duck ā€¢ Daisy Duck ā€¢ Goofy ā€¢ Pluto ā€¢ Pete ā€¢ Max Goof ā€¢ Huey, Dewey, and Louie ā€¢ Clarabelle Cow ā€¢ Horace Horsecollar ā€¢ Gus Goose ā€¢ Mortimer Mouse ā€¢ Ludwig Von Drake ā€¢ Microphone Mike ā€¢ Chip and Dale

Recurring Guests: Timon ā€¢ Pumbaa ā€¢ Jafar ā€¢ Iago ā€¢ Hades ā€¢ Mushu ā€¢ Cri-Kee ā€¢ Ariel ā€¢ Prince Eric ā€¢ King Triton ā€¢ Flounder ā€¢ Sebastian ā€¢ Peter Pan ā€¢ Tinker Bell ā€¢ Jiminy Cricket ā€¢ Pinocchio ā€¢ Geppetto ā€¢ Blue Fairy ā€¢ Belle ā€¢ Beast ā€¢ Lumiere ā€¢ Cogsworth ā€¢ Mrs. Potts ā€¢ Chip Potts ā€¢ Gaston ā€¢ LeFou ā€¢ Dumbo ā€¢ Timothy Q. Mouse ā€¢ Mad Hatter ā€¢ Mowgli ā€¢ Shere Khan ā€¢ The Three Little Pigs ā€¢ Cruella De Vil ā€¢ Chernabog ā€¢ Mufasa ā€¢ Simba ā€¢ Grumpy ā€¢ The Evil Queen ā€¢ Magic Mirror ā€¢ Aladdin ā€¢ Jasmine ā€¢ Cinderella ā€¢ Anastasia Tremaine ā€¢ Drizella Tremaine ā€¢ Lucifer ā€¢ Maleficent ā€¢ Pain and Panic ā€¢ Ursula ā€¢ Baby Shelby ā€¢ Goat Man ā€¢ Emperor Kuzco

Episodes
Season One: "The Stolen Cartoons" ā€¢ "Big Bad Wolf Daddy" ā€¢ "The Three Caballeros" ā€¢ "Goofy's Valentine Date" ā€¢ "Unplugged Club" ā€¢ "Timon and Pumbaa" ā€¢ "Gone Goofy" ā€¢ "Jiminy Cricket" ā€¢ "Rent Day" ā€¢ "Donald's Lamp Trade" ā€¢ "Donald's Pumbaa Prank" ā€¢ "Thanks to Minnie" ā€¢ "Pluto Saves the Day"

Season Two: "Daisy's Debut" ā€¢ "Goofy for a Day" ā€¢ "Clarabelle's Big Secret" ā€¢ "The Mouse Who Came to Dinner" ā€¢ "Max's New Car" ā€¢ "Not So Goofy" ā€¢ "Everybody Loves Mickey" ā€¢ "Max's Embarrassing Date" ā€¢ "Where's Minnie?" ā€¢ "Super Goof" ā€¢ "King Larry Swings In" ā€¢ "Ladies' Night" ā€¢ "Dennis the Duck"
Season Three: "Suddenly Hades" ā€¢ "Pete's One-Man Show" ā€¢ "House of Crime" ā€¢ "Mickey and Minnie's Big Vacation" ā€¢ "Donald and the Aracuan Bird" ā€¢ "Goofy's Menu Magic" ā€¢ "Music Day" ā€¢ "House of Scrooge" ā€¢ "Donald Wants to Fly" ā€¢ "Dining Goofy" ā€¢ "Chip 'n' Dale" ā€¢ "Humphrey in the House" ā€¢ "Ask Von Drake" ā€¢ "Salute to Sports" ā€¢ "Pluto vs. Figaro" ā€¢ "House of Magic" ā€¢ "Mickey vs. Shelby" ā€¢ "House of Turkey" ā€¢ "Pete's Christmas Caper" ā€¢ "Clarabelle's Christmas List" ā€¢"Snow Day" ā€¢ "Pete's House of Villains" ā€¢ "Halloween With Hades" ā€¢ "House Ghosts" ā€¢ "House of Genius" ā€¢ "Mickey and the Culture Clash"

Songs
Rockin' at the House of Mouse ā€¢ Mortimer Mouse ā€¢ Soup or Salad, Fries or Biscuits, Extra Olives, Donuts ā€¢ Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo ā€¢ Big Bad Wolf Daddy ā€¢ A Parrot's Life for Me ā€¢ Let's Slay the Beast ā€¢ The Ludwig Von Drake Song ā€¢ It's Our House Now! ā€¢ The Best Christmas of All ā€¢ Grim Grinning Ghosts ā€¢ Humphrey Hop ā€¢ Everybody Wants to Be a Woof ā€¢ I Wanna Be Like M-O-You ā€¢ Pink Elephants on Parade ā€¢ My Name is Panchito ā€¢ Boom-Da-Boom ā€¢ We Are the Three Caballeros ā€¢ Me the Mouse (and I'm the Duck) (Reprise) ā€¢ Daisy Crockett ā€¢ The Daisy Duckie Room ā€¢ Minnie Mouse (in the House)
Locations
House of Mouse (night club) ā€¢ Toontown
Objects
Maleficent's Staff ā€¢ Poisoned Apple ā€¢ Sorcerer Hat ā€¢ Jafar's Snake Staff


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Games
Kingdom Hearts (HD I.5 ReMIX/Soundtrack/Soundtrack Complete/HD I.5 ReMIX Soundtrack) ā€¢ Chain of Memories ā€¢ Kingdom Hearts II (HD II.5 ReMIX/HD II.8 Final Chapter Prologue/Soundtrack/HD II.5 ReMIX Soundtrack ) ā€¢ 358/2 Days ā€¢ Birth by Sleep (Soundtrack) ā€¢ coded ā€¢ Dream Drop Distance (Soundtrack) ā€¢ Ļ‡ [chi] ā€¢ Unchained Ļ‡/Union Ļ‡ [cross] ā€¢ Kingdom Hearts III ā€¢ Dark Road ā€¢ Melody of Memory ā€¢ Missing-Link ā€¢ Kingdom Hearts IV
Other media
Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party ā€¢ Agrabah (Kingdom Hearts pilot)
Incorporated Films and Shorts
Aladdin/The Return of Jafar ā€¢ Alice in Wonderland ā€¢ Beauty and the Beast ā€¢ Big Hero 6 ā€¢ Cinderella ā€¢ Fantasia ā€¢ Frozen ā€¢ Hercules ā€¢ The Hunchback of Notre Dame ā€¢ Lilo & Stitch ā€¢ The Lion King ā€¢ The Little Mermaid ā€¢ Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers ā€¢ Monsters, Inc. ā€¢ Mulan ā€¢ The Nightmare Before Christmas ā€¢ Peter Pan ā€¢ Pinocchio ā€¢ Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl/Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End ā€¢ Sleeping Beauty ā€¢ Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs ā€¢ Steamboat Willie ā€¢ Tangled ā€¢ Tarzan ā€¢ Toy Story ā€¢ Tron/Tron: Legacy ā€¢ Winnie the Pooh ā€¢ Wreck-It Ralph
Characters
Main Characters: Sora ā€¢ Riku ā€¢ Kairi ā€¢ King Mickey ā€¢ Donald Duck ā€¢ Goofy ā€¢ Roxas ā€¢ Axel/Lea ā€¢ NaminĆ© ā€¢ Xion ā€¢ Aqua ā€¢ Terra ā€¢ Ventus

Villains: Xehanort ā€¢ Ansem ā€¢ Xemnas ā€¢ Maleficent ā€¢ Pete ā€¢ Vanitas ā€¢ Xigbar/Braig ā€¢ Xaldin ā€¢ Vexen ā€¢ Lexaeus ā€¢ Zexion ā€¢ SaĆÆx/Isa ā€¢ Demyx ā€¢ Luxord ā€¢ Marluxia ā€¢ Larxene ā€¢ Terra-Xehanort ā€¢ Young Xehanort ā€¢ Xehanort's Guardian
Other Characters: Jiminy Cricket ā€¢ Ansem the Wise/DiZ ā€¢ Yen Sid ā€¢ Master Eraqus ā€¢ Dilan ā€¢ Even ā€¢ Aeleus ā€¢ Ienzo ā€¢ Lingering Will ā€¢ Hayner ā€¢ Pence ā€¢ Olette ā€¢ Kairi's Grandma ā€¢ Riku Replica ā€¢ Jiminy's Journal ā€¢ Foretellers ā€¢ Master of Masters ā€¢ Luxu ā€¢ Ephemer ā€¢ Skuld ā€¢ Chirithy ā€¢ Strelitzia ā€¢ Lauriam ā€¢ Yozora ā€¢ Vor ā€¢ Hermod
Original Monsters: Heartless ā€¢ Nobodies ā€¢ Unversed ā€¢ Dream Eater
Disney Characters introduced in Kingdom Hearts: Queen Minnie ā€¢ Daisy Duck ā€¢ Pluto ā€¢ Chip and Dale ā€¢ Huey, Dewey, and Louie ā€¢ Magic Brooms ā€¢ Alice ā€¢ White Rabbit ā€¢ Doorknob ā€¢ Cheshire Cat ā€¢ Queen of Hearts ā€¢ Card Soldiers ā€¢ Tarzan ā€¢ Jane Porter ā€¢ Clayton ā€¢ Terk ā€¢ Kerchak ā€¢ Kala ā€¢ Sabor ā€¢ Hercules ā€¢ Philoctetes ā€¢ Hades ā€¢ Cerberus ā€¢ Rock Titan ā€¢ Ice Titan ā€¢ Aladdin ā€¢ Abu ā€¢ Jasmine ā€¢ Genie ā€¢ Carpet ā€¢ Jafar ā€¢ Iago ā€¢ Peddler ā€¢ Cave of Wonders ā€¢ Pinocchio ā€¢ Geppetto ā€¢ Monstro ā€¢ Cleo ā€¢ Ariel ā€¢ Flounder ā€¢ Sebastian ā€¢ Ursula ā€¢ King Tritonā€¢ Flotsam and Jetsam ā€¢ Glut ā€¢ Jack Skellington ā€¢ Zero ā€¢ Sally ā€¢ Oogie Boogie ā€¢ Lock, Shock, and Barrel ā€¢ Dr. Finkelstein ā€¢ Mayor of Halloween Town ā€¢ Peter Pan ā€¢ Tinker Bell ā€¢ Captain Hook ā€¢ Mr. Smee ā€¢ Wendy ā€¢ Crocodile ā€¢ Merlin ā€¢ Winnie the Pooh ā€¢ Tigger ā€¢ Piglet ā€¢ Eeyore ā€¢ Rabbit ā€¢ Owl ā€¢ Roo ā€¢ Bees ā€¢ Beast ā€¢ Belle ā€¢ Snow White ā€¢ Cinderella ā€¢ Fairy Godmother ā€¢ Aurora ā€¢ Pongo ā€¢ Perdita ā€¢ Dalmatian Puppies ā€¢ Simba ā€¢ Mushu ā€¢ Dumbo ā€¢ Bambi ā€¢ Chernabog
Disney Characters introduced in Kingdom Hearts II: Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather ā€¢ Maleficent's Raven ā€¢ Scrooge McDuck ā€¢ Mulan ā€¢ Li Shang ā€¢ Shan Yu ā€¢ Hayabusa ā€¢ Yao, Ling, and Chien Po ā€¢ The Emperor ā€¢ Lumiere ā€¢ Cogsworth ā€¢ Mrs Potts ā€¢ Chip ā€¢ Wardrobe ā€¢ Pegasus ā€¢ Megara ā€¢ Pain and Panic ā€¢ Hydra ā€¢ Horace Horsecollar ā€¢ Clarabelle Cow ā€¢ Clara Cluck ā€¢ Jack Sparrow ā€¢ Elizabeth Swann ā€¢ Will Turner ā€¢ Captain Barbossa ā€¢ Bo'sun ā€¢ Jacoby ā€¢ Twigg ā€¢ Cursed Crew ā€¢ Prince Eric ā€¢ Attina ā€¢ Andrina ā€¢ Santa Claus ā€¢ Skeletal Reindeer ā€¢ Timon ā€¢ Pumbaa ā€¢ Nala ā€¢ Rafiki ā€¢ Scar ā€¢ Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed ā€¢ Mufasa ā€¢ Kiara ā€¢ Pridelanders ā€¢ Hyenas ā€¢ Tron ā€¢ Master Control Program ā€¢ Commander Sark ā€¢ Kanga ā€¢ Gopher ā€¢ Stitch ā€¢ Chicken Little
Disney Characters introduced in Birth by Sleep: Prince Phillip ā€¢ Maleficent's Goons ā€¢ Doc ā€¢ Grumpy ā€¢ Happy ā€¢ Sleepy ā€¢ Bashful ā€¢ Sneezy ā€¢ Dopey ā€¢ The Prince ā€¢ Evil Queen ā€¢ Magic Mirror ā€¢ Prince Charming ā€¢ Jaq ā€¢ Lady Tremaine ā€¢ Anastasia ā€¢ Drizella ā€¢ Lucifer ā€¢ Grand Duke ā€¢ Grand Councilwoman ā€¢ Captain Gantu ā€¢ Jumba ā€¢ Experiment 221 ā€¢ Lost Boys
Disney Characters introduced in Dream Drop Distance: Quasimodo ā€¢ Esmeralda ā€¢ Phoebus ā€¢ Judge Claude Frollo ā€¢ Victor, Hugo, and Laverne ā€¢ Kevin Flynn ā€¢ Sam Flynn ā€¢ Quorra ā€¢ CLU ā€¢ Black Guards ā€¢ Blue Fairy ā€¢ Beagle Boys ā€¢ Chernabog's Minions ā€¢ Julius
Disney Characters introduced in Kingdom Hearts Ļ‡: Mad Hatter ā€¢ March Hare ā€¢ Razoul ā€¢ Royal Guards ā€¢ Maurice ā€¢ Gaston
Disney Characters introduced in Kingdom Hearts Union Ļ‡: Sultan ā€¢ Samson ā€¢ Vanellope von Schweetz ā€¢ Fix-It Felix Jr. ā€¢ Sergeant Calhoun ā€¢ King Candy ā€¢ Sour Bill ā€¢ Cy-Bugs ā€¢ Hero's Duty Troops
Disney Characters introduced in Kingdom Hearts III: Zeus ā€¢ Apollo ā€¢ Athena ā€¢ Hermes ā€¢ Lava Titan ā€¢ Tornado Titan ā€¢ Little Chef ā€¢ Woody ā€¢ Buzz Lightyear ā€¢ Rex ā€¢ Hamm ā€¢ Sarge ā€¢ Green Army Men ā€¢ Little Green Men ā€¢ Rapunzel ā€¢ Flynn Rider ā€¢ Pascal ā€¢ Maximus ā€¢ Mother Gothel ā€¢ Sulley ā€¢ Mike Wazowski ā€¢ Boo ā€¢ Randall Boggs ā€¢ Child Detection Agency ā€¢ Trailer Folk ā€¢ Elsa ā€¢ Anna ā€¢ Kristoff ā€¢ Olaf ā€¢ Sven ā€¢ Marshmallow ā€¢ Hans ā€¢ Mr. Gibbs ā€¢ Tia Dalma ā€¢ Davy Jones ā€¢ Kraken ā€¢ Cutler Beckett ā€¢ Davy Jones' Locker Crabs ā€¢ Baymax ā€¢ Hiro Hamada ā€¢ Go Go Tomago ā€¢ Honey Lemon ā€¢ Fred ā€¢ Wasabi ā€¢ Lumpy ā€¢ Wreck-It Ralph
Disney Characters introduced in Kingdom Hearts Dark Road: Tweedledee and Tweedledum
Disney Characters introduced in the manga: Caterpillar ā€¢ Chi-Fu
Square Enix Characters: Leon ā€¢ Cloud ā€¢ Moogle ā€¢ Others

Elements
Plot Elements: Kingdom Hearts ā€¢ Heart ā€¢ Keyblade War ā€¢ Dark Seeker Saga ā€¢ More

Game Elements: Gameplay in Kingdom Hearts ā€¢ Magic

Objects
Sea-salt ice cream ā€¢ Wayfinder ā€¢ Door to Darkness ā€¢ Keyblade ā€¢ X-blade ā€¢ More ā€¢ Pixar Ball ā€¢ A113 ā€¢ Pizza Planet Truck
Locations
Original Worlds: Destiny Islands ā€¢ Traverse Town ā€¢ Radiant Garden/Hollow Bastion ā€¢ Disney Castle/Disney Town/Timeless River ā€¢ Dive to the Heart ā€¢ End of the World ā€¢ Realm of Darkness ā€¢ Twilight Town/Mysterious Tower ā€¢ The World That Never Was ā€¢ Castle That Never Was ā€¢ Land of Departure/Castle Oblivion ā€¢ Keyblade Graveyard ā€¢ Daybreak Town/Scala ad Caelum

Disney Worlds: Wonderland ā€¢ Deep Jungle ā€¢ Olympus Coliseum/Underworld/Olympus ā€¢ Agrabah ā€¢ Atlantica ā€¢ Halloween Town/Christmas Town ā€¢ Neverland ā€¢ Hundred Acre Wood ā€¢ The Land of Dragons ā€¢ Beast's Castle ā€¢ Port Royal/The Caribbean ā€¢ Pride Lands ā€¢ Space Paranoids ā€¢ Dwarf Woodlands ā€¢ Castle of Dreams ā€¢ Deep Space ā€¢ La CitĆ© des Cloches ā€¢ The Grid ā€¢ Prankster's Paradise ā€¢ Country of the Musketeers ā€¢ Toy Box ā€¢ Kingdom of Corona ā€¢ Monstropolis ā€¢ Arendelle ā€¢ San Fransokyo ā€¢ Game Central Station/Niceland/Cy-Bug Sector/Candy Kingdom

Organizations/Groups
Organization XIII ā€¢ Princesses of Heart ā€¢ Disney Villains Council
Songs
"Dearly Beloved" ā€¢ "Simple and Clean" ā€¢ "Sanctuary" ā€¢ Face My Fears ā€¢ Don't Think Twice ā€¢ Mickey Mouse Club March ā€¢ Swim This Way ā€¢ Part of Your World ā€¢ Under the Sea ā€¢ Ursula's Revenge ā€¢ A New Day is Dawning ā€¢ Destati ā€¢ This is Halloween ā€¢ He's a Pirate ā€¢ Beauty and the Beast ā€¢ Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo ā€¢ It's a Small World ā€¢ Night on Bald Mountain ā€¢ Winnie the Pooh ā€¢ The Sorcerer's Apprentice ā€¢ The Pastoral Symphony ā€¢ Nutcracker Suite ā€¢ You've Got a Friend in Me ā€¢ Healing Incantation ā€¢ Put That Thing Back Where It Came From or So Help Me ā€¢ Let It Go ā€¢ Do You Want to Build a Snowman ā€¢ Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life for Me) ā€¢ A Whole New World ā€¢ Circle of Life


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Media
Shows: Once Upon a Time ā€¢ Once Upon a Time in Wonderland

Books: Once Upon a Time: Out of the Past ā€¢ Once Upon a Time: Red's Untold Tale

Characters
Once Upon a Time:
Season One: Emma Swan ā€¢ Snow White/Mary Margaret Blanchard ā€¢ Prince Charming/David Nolan ā€¢ Rumplestiltskin/Mr. Gold/Weaver ā€¢ Evil Queen/Regina Mills/Roni ā€¢ Belle/Lacey French ā€¢ Henry Mills ā€¢ Happy ā€¢ Sneezy/Tom Clark ā€¢ Bashful ā€¢ Doc ā€¢ Dopey ā€¢ Sleepy/Walter ā€¢ Jiminy Cricket/Archie Hopper ā€¢ Stealthy ā€¢ Victor Frankenstein/Dr. Whale ā€¢ Blue Fairy ā€¢ Widow Lucas/Granny ā€¢ King George/Albert Spencer ā€¢ Genie/Magic Mirror/Sidney Glass ā€¢ Nurse Ratched ā€¢ Mad Hatter/Jefferson ā€¢ Prince Henry/The Valet ā€¢ Knave of Hearts ā€¢ Sheriff of Nottingham/Keith ā€¢ Fairy Godmother ā€¢ Abigail/Kathryn Nolan ā€¢ Red Riding Hood/The Wolf/Ruby ā€¢ Huntsman/Sheriff Graham ā€¢ Baelfire/Neal Cassidy ā€¢ Pinocchio/August W. Booth ā€¢ Frederick/Jim ā€¢ Severe Nurse ā€¢ Mayor Tomkins ā€¢ Hansel and Gretel/Nicholas and Ava Zimmer ā€¢ The Woodcutter/Michael Tillman ā€¢ Martin ā€¢ Myrna ā€¢ Stephen ā€¢ Donna ā€¢ Prince James ā€¢ Blind Witch ā€¢ Peter ā€¢ Siren ā€¢ Pongo ā€¢ Gaston ā€¢ The King/Mitchell Herman ā€¢ King Leopold ā€¢ King Midas ā€¢ Zoso ā€¢ Prince Thomas/Sean Herman ā€¢ Grace ā€¢ Daniel Colter ā€¢ Nova ā€¢ Briar Rose ā€¢ Geppetto/Marco ā€¢ Gus/Billy ā€¢ Ruth ā€¢ Dark One

Season Two: Killian Jones/Hook/Rogers ā€¢ Aurora ā€¢ Prince Phillip ā€¢ Mulan ā€¢ Milah ā€¢ Maid Marian ā€¢ Quinn ā€¢ Alphonse Frankenstein ā€¢ Anita Lucas ā€¢ Jack ā€¢ King Xavier ā€¢ Anton ā€¢ William Smee ā€¢ Greg Mendell ā€¢ Tamara ā€¢ The Dragon ā€¢ Queen Eva ā€¢ Seer ā€¢ Lancelot ā€¢ Robin Hood ā€¢ Wendy Darling ā€¢ Nana ā€¢ Mary Darling ā€¢ George Darling ā€¢ John Darling ā€¢ Michael Darling ā€¢ The Shadow ā€¢ Lost Boys
Season Three: Peter Pan/Malcolm/Pied Piper ā€¢ Ariel ā€¢ Zelena/The Wicked Witch of the West ā€¢ Glinda/The Good Witch of the South ā€¢ Walsh/Wizard of Oz ā€¢ Elsa the Snow Queen ā€¢ Tinker Bell ā€¢ Blackbeard ā€¢ Lumiere ā€¢ Ursula the Sea Goddess ā€¢ Jonathan ā€¢ Dorothy Gale ā€¢ The Witch of the East ā€¢ Rapunzel ā€¢ Rapunzel's Mother ā€¢ Rapunzel's Father ā€¢ The Sheriff of Hamelin ā€¢ Medusa ā€¢ Prince Eric ā€¢ Liam Jones ā€¢ Roland
Season Four: Anna ā€¢ Kristoff ā€¢ Hans ā€¢ Grand Pabbie ā€¢ Sven ā€¢ Ursula the Sea Witch ā€¢ Marshmallow ā€¢ Little Bo Peep ā€¢ The Apprentice ā€¢ Ingrid ā€¢ Lily Page ā€¢ Colette ā€¢ Oaken ā€¢ King of Arendelle ā€¢ Queen Gerda ā€¢ Cruella De Vil ā€¢ Poseidon ā€¢ Duke of Weselton ā€¢ Hans' Brothers ā€¢ Chernabog ā€¢ King Stefan ā€¢ Isaac/The Author ā€¢ Madeline ā€¢ Merlin/The Sorcerer
Season Five: Merida ā€¢ Queen Eleanor ā€¢ King Fergus ā€¢ Harris, Hubert, and Hamish ā€¢ The Witch ā€¢ Lord MacGuffin ā€¢ Lord Macintosh ā€¢ Lord Dingwall ā€¢ King Arthur ā€¢ Sir Kay ā€¢ Guinevere ā€¢ Gorgon The Invincible ā€¢ Charon ā€¢ Brennan Jones ā€¢ Hades ā€¢ Megara ā€¢ Hercules ā€¢ Cerberus ā€¢ The Scarecrow ā€¢ Toto ā€¢ Cleo Fox ā€¢ Auntie Em ā€¢ Dr. Jekyll ā€¢ Mr. Hyde ā€¢ Evil Queen
Season Six: Aladdin ā€¢ Gideon ā€¢ Count of Monte Cristo ā€¢ Alexandra ā€¢ Jasmine ā€¢ Red Bird ā€¢ Captain Nemo ā€¢ Lady Tremaine ā€¢ Clorinda ā€¢ Tisbe ā€¢ Jacob ā€¢ Oracle ā€¢ Royal Guards ā€¢ The Sultan ā€¢ Beowulf ā€¢ Black Fairy ā€¢ Tiger Lily ā€¢ Robert ā€¢ Prince Achmed ā€¢ Stanum ā€¢ Cowardly Lion ā€¢ Lucy
Season Seven: Rapunzel Tremaine/Victoria Belfrey ā€¢ Cinderella/Jacinda Vidrio ā€¢ Tiana/Sabine ā€¢ Alice/Tilly ā€¢ Drizella/Ivy Belfrey ā€¢ Anastasia ā€¢ Gothel/Eloise Gardener ā€¢ Eudora ā€¢ Dr. Facilier/Mr. Samdi ā€¢ Hansel/Jack/Nick Branson ā€¢ Marcus Tremaine ā€¢ Cecelia ā€¢ Coven of the Eight ā€¢ Madame Leota ā€¢ Naveen/Drew ā€¢ Blind Witch/Hilda ā€¢ Gretel ā€¢ Chad ā€¢ Seraphina ā€¢ Flora ā€¢ Isla ā€¢ Zorro

Once Upon a Time in Wonderland: Alice ā€¢ Cyrus ā€¢ Anastasia/Red Queen ā€¢ Percy/White Rabbit ā€¢ Edwin ā€¢ Jabberwocky ā€¢ Silvermist ā€¢ The Sultan/The Old Prisoner ā€¢ Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum ā€¢ Mrs. Rabbit ā€¢ Elizabeth/Lizard ā€¢ Amara ā€¢ Bandersnatch ā€¢ Millie
Both series: Will Scarlet/The Knave of Hearts ā€¢ Cinderella/Ashley Boyd ā€¢ Robin Hood ā€¢ Little John ā€¢ Friar Tuck ā€¢ Grumpy/Leroy ā€¢ Cora/The Queen of Hearts ā€¢ Caterpillar ā€¢ Maleficent ā€¢ Jafar ā€¢ Dr. Lydgate

Episodes
Season One: "Pilot" ā€¢ "The Thing You Love Most" ā€¢ "Snow Falls" ā€¢ "The Price of Gold" ā€¢ "That Still Small Voice" ā€¢ "The Shepherd" ā€¢ "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter" ā€¢ "Desperate Souls" ā€¢ "True North" ā€¢ "7:15 A.M." ā€¢ "Fruit of the Poisonous Tree" ā€¢ "Skin Deep" ā€¢ "What Happened to Frederick" ā€¢ "Dreamy" ā€¢ "Red-Handed" ā€¢ "Heart of Darkness" ā€¢ "Hat Trick" ā€¢ "The Stable Boy" ā€¢ "The Return" ā€¢ "The Stranger" ā€¢ "An Apple Red as Blood" ā€¢ "A Land Without Magic"

Season Two: "Broken" ā€¢ "We Are Both" ā€¢ "Lady of the Lake" ā€¢ "The Crocodile" ā€¢ "The Doctor" ā€¢ "Tallahassee" ā€¢ "Child of the Moon" ā€¢ "Into the Deep" ā€¢ "Queen of Hearts" ā€¢ "The Cricket Game" ā€¢ "The Outsider" ā€¢ "In the Name of the Brother" ā€¢ "Tiny" ā€¢ "Manhattan" ā€¢ "The Queen Is Dead" ā€¢ "The Miller's Daughter" ā€¢ "Welcome to Storybrooke" ā€¢ "Selfless, Brave and True" ā€¢ "Lacey" ā€¢ "The Evil Queen" ā€¢ "Second Star to the Right" ā€¢ "And Straight On 'Til Morning"
Season Three: "The Heart of the Truest Believer" ā€¢ "Lost Girl" ā€¢ "Quite a Common Fairy" ā€¢ "Nasty Habits" ā€¢ "Good Form" ā€¢ "Ariel" ā€¢ "Dark Hollow" ā€¢ "Think Lovely Thoughts" ā€¢ "Save Henry" ā€¢ "The New Neverland" ā€¢ "Going Home" ā€¢ "New York City Serenade" ā€¢ "Witch Hunt" ā€¢ "The Tower" ā€¢ "Quiet Minds" ā€¢ "It's Not Easy Being Green" ā€¢ "The Jolly Roger" ā€¢ "Bleeding Through" ā€¢ "A Curious Thing" ā€¢ "Kansas" ā€¢ "Snow Drifts" ā€¢ "There's No Place Like Home"
Season Four: "A Tale of Two Sisters" ā€¢ "White Out" ā€¢ "Rocky Road" ā€¢ "The Apprentice" ā€¢ "Breaking Glass" ā€¢ "Family Business" ā€¢ "The Snow Queen" ā€¢ "Smash the Mirror" ā€¢ "Fall" ā€¢ "Shattered Sight" ā€¢ "Heroes and Villains" ā€¢ "Darkness on the Edge of Town" ā€¢ "Unforgiven" ā€¢ "Enter the Dragon" ā€¢ "Poor Unfortunate Soul" ā€¢ "Best Laid Plans" ā€¢ "Heart of Gold" ā€¢ "Sympathy for the De Vil" ā€¢ "Lily" ā€¢ "Mother" ā€¢ "Operation Mongoose"
Season Five: "The Dark Swan" ā€¢ "The Price" ā€¢ "Siege Perilous" ā€¢ "The Broken Kingdom" ā€¢ "Dreamcatcher" ā€¢ "The Bear and the Bow" ā€¢ "Nimue" ā€¢ "Birth" ā€¢ "The Bear King" ā€¢ "Broken Heart" ā€¢ "Swan Song" ā€¢ "Souls of the Departed" ā€¢ "Labor of Love" ā€¢ "Devil's Due" ā€¢ "The Brothers Jones" ā€¢ "Our Decay" ā€¢ "Her Handsome Hero" ā€¢ "Ruby Slippers" ā€¢ "Sisters" ā€¢ "Firebird" ā€¢ "Last Rites" ā€¢ "Only You" ā€¢ "An Untold Story"
Season Six: "The Savior" ā€¢ "A Bitter Draught" ā€¢ "The Other Shoe" ā€¢ "Strange Case" ā€¢ "Street Rats" ā€¢ "Dark Waters" ā€¢ "Heartless" ā€¢ "I'll Be Your Mirror" ā€¢ "Changelings" ā€¢ "Wish You Were Here" ā€¢ "Tougher Than the Rest" ā€¢ "Murder Most Foul ā€¢ "Ill-Boding Patterns" ā€¢ "Page 23" ā€¢ "A Wondrous Place" ā€¢ "Mother's Little Helper" ā€¢ "Awake" ā€¢ "Where Bluebirds Fly" ā€¢ "The Black Fairy" ā€¢ "The Song in Your Heart" ā€¢ "The Final Battle"
Season Seven: "Hyperion Heights" ā€¢ "A Pirate's Life"ā€¢ "The Garden of Forking Paths" ā€¢ "Beauty" ā€¢ "Greenbacks" ā€¢ "Wake Up Call" ā€¢ "Eloise Gardener" ā€¢ "Pretty in Blue" ā€¢ "One Little Tear" ā€¢ "The Eighth Witch" ā€¢ "Secret Garden" ā€¢ "A Taste of the Heights" ā€¢ "Knightfall" ā€¢ "The Girl in the Tower" ā€¢ "Sisterhood" ā€¢ "Breadcrumbs" ā€¢ "Chosen" ā€¢ "The Guardian" ā€¢ "Flower Child" ā€¢ "Is This Henry Mills?" ā€¢ "Homecoming" ā€¢ "Leaving Storybrooke"

Once Upon a Time in Wonderland: "Down the Rabbit Hole" ā€¢ "Trust Me" ā€¢ "Forget Me Not" ā€¢ "The Serpent" ā€¢ "Heart of Stone" ā€¢ "Who's Alice?" ā€¢ "Bad Blood" ā€¢ "Home" ā€¢ "Nothing to Fear" ā€¢ "Dirty Little Secrets" ā€¢ "Heart of the Matter" ā€¢ "To Catch a Thief" ā€¢ "And They Lived..."

Locations
Once Upon a Time: Royal Castle ā€¢ Boston ā€¢ Dark Palace ā€¢ Maurice's Castle ā€¢ Dark Castle/Rumplestiltskin's Castle ā€¢ Library ā€¢ King's Castle ā€¢ Tremaine estate ā€¢ Maurice's Castle ā€¢ Dwarves' Cottage ā€¢ Dwarf Mines ā€¢ Geppetto's Home ā€¢ New York City ā€¢ King Stefan's Castle ā€¢ The Beanstalk ā€¢ Giant's Lair ā€¢ Chinese Village ā€¢ England ā€¢ London ā€¢ Darling Nursery ā€¢ Neverland ā€¢ Big Ben ā€¢ Skull Rock ā€¢ Hamelin ā€¢ Maritime Castle ā€¢ Rapunzel's Tower ā€¢ Vault of the Dark One ā€¢ Land of Oz ā€¢ Yellow Brick Road ā€¢ Emerald City ā€¢ Arendelle ā€¢ Valley of the Living Rock ā€¢ Arendelle Castle ā€¢ Elsa's Ice Palace ā€¢ Wandering Oaken's Trading Post and Sauna ā€¢ Bald Mountain ā€¢ Ring of Stones ā€¢ DunBroch ā€¢ Witch's Cottage ā€¢ Castle DunBroch ā€¢ Underworld ā€¢ Mount Olympus ā€¢ Poppy Fields ā€¢ Auntie's Chicken & Waffles ā€¢ Cave of Wonders ā€¢ Pleasure Island ā€¢ Magical Forest ā€¢ Seattle ā€¢ Hyperion Heights ā€¢ Belle & Gold's House ā€¢ Facilier's Lair ā€¢ Gothel's Garden ā€¢ Tiana's Palace ā€¢ San Francisco ā€¢ Memento Mori ā€¢ Maldonia ā€¢ Flynn's Barcade ā€¢ United Realms ā€¢ Snow White's Farm

Once Upon a Time in Wonderland: Wonderland Castle ā€¢ The Mad Hatter's House ā€¢ White Rabbit's House ā€¢ Underland ā€¢ Tulgey Wood
Both series: Storybrooke ā€¢ Maine ā€¢ Enchanted Forest ā€¢ Forbidden Fortress ā€¢ Wonderland ā€¢ Wonderland Maze ā€¢ Agrabah ā€¢ Sherwood Forest ā€¢ The Sultan's Palace

Objects
Once Upon a Time: Once Upon a Time (Book) ā€¢ Snow White's Glass Coffin ā€¢ Red Riding Hood ā€¢ Maleficent's Staff ā€¢ Magic Wand ā€¢ Glass Slipper ā€¢ Poisoned Apple ā€¢ Spinning Wheel ā€¢ Magic Lamp ā€¢ Dark One's Dagger ā€¢ Chipped Cup ā€¢ Jefferson's Hat ā€¢ Magic Beans ā€¢ Captain Hook's Hooks ā€¢ Enchanted Candle ā€¢ Pixie Dust ā€¢ Dreamshade ā€¢ Salad Fork ā€¢ Pandora's Box ā€¢ Silver Slippers ā€¢ Sorcerer Hat ā€¢ Enchanted Broom ā€¢ Trident ā€¢ Enchanted Shell ā€¢ Heroes and Villains (Book) ā€¢ Merida's Bow ā€¢ Magical Rose ā€¢ Excalibur ā€¢ Olympian Crystal ā€¢ Cinderella's Dress ā€¢ Golden Scarab Beetle ā€¢ Rapunzel's Frying Pan ā€¢ Magical Golden Flower ā€¢ Shrinking Potion ā€¢ Floating Lanterns ā€¢ Tarot Cards ā€¢ Maui's Fish Hook

Once Upon a Time in Wonderland: Vorpal Blade
Both series: Jafar's Snake Staff ā€¢ Enchanted Hearts ā€¢ Jafar's Lamp

Songs Featured
"Give a Little Whistle" ā€¢ "Heigh-Ho" ā€¢ "With a Smile and a Song" ā€¢ "Beauty and the Beast" ā€¢ "Part of Your World" ā€¢ "Fathoms Below" ā€¢ "Cruella De Vil ā€¢ "Some Day My Prince Will Come" ā€¢ "The Unbirthday Song"

Original Songs: "Powerful Magic" ā€¢ The Queen Sings ā€¢ Love Doesn't Stand a Chance ā€¢ Revenge Is Gonna Be Mine ā€¢ Wicked Always Wins ā€¢ Charmings vs. Evil Queen ā€¢ Emma's Theme ā€¢ A Happy Beginning

Vehicles
The Jolly Roger ā€¢ Magic Carpet ā€¢ Royal Ship ā€¢ Cruella's car ā€¢ Nautilus ā€¢ Cinderella's Coach
Species
Fairies ā€¢ Unicorns ā€¢ Dragons ā€¢ Bridge Trolls ā€¢ Wraith ā€¢ Ogres ā€¢ Mermaids ā€¢ Kraken ā€¢ Flying Monkeys ā€¢ Rock Trolls ā€¢ Will O' the Wisps ā€¢ Furies ā€¢ Munchkins ā€¢ Tree Nymphs
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