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This article is about the location in Pinocchio. For the real location, see Pleasure Island (Downtown Disney).

ā€œRight here, boys! Right here! Get your cake, pie, dill pickles, and ice cream! Eat all you can! Be a glutton! Stuff yourselves! It's all free, boys! It's all free! Hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry!ā€
―Food Barker

Pleasure Island is a cursed island that appears in the 1940 Disney animated feature film Pinocchio. It occupies an amusement park headed by the Coachman, which is designed to turn mischievous, young boys into donkeys.

Background[]

Pleasure Island is an amusement park located on an island, where it is accessed by ferry. According to the Coachman, it is specialized to serve "stupid little boys", who are disobedient and play hooky from school. It is implied to be illegal and extremely notorious, as hinted by Honest John.

The Coachman runs the island and takes all the disobedient boys he has collected (or others he hires for the job just like Honest John and Gideon) from various towns and villages to the island, where the boys are free to do whatever they please, such as smoking, drinking alcohol, fighting, wrecking the place, and other deeds that good children wouldn't do. Food, alcohol, and tobacco are freely available on the island. The boys are also free of the law and any parents or cops who could stop them from being naughty. Essentially, the island is designed to be the perfect paradise for bad boys.

However, unbeknownst to the boys, Pleasure Island actually serves as a horrible trap. Once the boys have spent enough time being bad, they begin to succumb to a horrible curse that exists over the island (presumably placed via ancient dark magic rituals by the Coachman himself) which turns them into donkeys due to making complete "jackasses" of themselves and behaving like destructive animals. The boys first grow donkey ears, then a tail, their head turns furry with donkey hair and a muzzle, their laughing becomes braying, their hands and feet become hooves, they are forced onto all fours, and finally they lose their voices permanently and are replaced with donkey brays (though some donkeys like Alexander retain their voices). The donkeys are then rounded up by the Coachman and his minions and inspected by the Coachman to see if they have lost their voices. He asks each donkey for their name. If the donkey responds with a bray, he strips them of their remaining clothes and thrown into crates and then taken back to the mainland via ferry and are finally sold by the Coachman into hard labor in salt mines, circuses, and possibly other places for money. If the donkey responds with his name, meaning they can still talk, they are not shipped with the others and are presumably kept by the Coachman until they too completely lose their voices or are possibly disposed of to prevent them from warning other victims from coming to the island.

The exact way the curse is placed over the island or how it turns the boys into donkeys is unknown, though it appears that it only takes effect once the boys have committed enough bad behavior. There appears to be no way to stop it once the transformation begins and appears to be permanent, as even remorse for their actions doesn't reverse the effects and Pinocchio's donkey ears, tail, and bray in his laugh did not disappear until he was later revived by the Blue Fairy. It appears to work slower for some individuals as both Lampwick and Pinocchio showed no effects of the curse until long after the other boys possibly due to the fact they relaxed for a while playing pool. It also remains unknown how some of the boys are able to retain their voices while others aren't, though it possibly depends on the severity of their misdeeds. It is apparent that the curse can only work on transforming the boys while theyā€™re on the island, as after Pinocchio escaped, he underwent no further transformation.

Origin[]

In Italy, where the original story was written, the donkey is a symbol of "stupidity" and "foolishness". The moral behind Pleasure Island (or Il Paese dei Balocchi, as it was called in the original) is that children who scoff at education and moral codes set forth by their parents, preachers and authority figures and will engage in "jackass" behavior instead, such as fighting, vandalism and underage drinking are often destined to grow up to become adults who have no option to make a living other than through backbreaking manual labor, and there are plenty of people in the world, such as the Coachman, who will take advantage of that.

Appearances[]

Pinocchio[]

Many bad boys, including Pinocchio and Lampwick, are first taken by stagecoach to a port, whereupon they are boarded on a ship and taken to Pleasure Island. Upon arriving, the Coachman ushers them inside and they can do whatever they please on the island, such as fighting, drinking alcohol, smoking, wrecking the place and other deeds that good children wouldn't do. Three of the attractions from the film include, the Rough House for fighting, the Tobacco Row where the boys gather to get free tobacco products, and the Model Home Open for Destruction for the boys to vandalize. There also seem to be more conventional attractions that would normally appeal to good children, such as a merry-go-round and roller coaster. These may have been installed to give the veneer of an amusement park.

However, unknown to the boys, Pleasure Island in truth actually serves as a trap. Once the boys have enough time being bad, they would turn into donkeys after they made "jackasses" of themselves. After the transformations, Jiminy Cricket ventures across the island in search of Pinocchio, but the puppet dismisses him in favor of Lampwick. Jiminy witnesses through a hatch that the donkeys were being rounded up by the Coachman and his minions. The donkeys were then inspected and those who couldn't talk were stripped of their remaining clothes before being put into crates, then taken back to the ferry that took the boys to the island. They were then sold to salt mines and circuses for money. Those like Alexander that could still speak were kept behind until they lost their voices or simply used to pull the Coachman's stagecoach. It is implied the donkeys seen pulling the coach were once bad boys that were on Pleasure Island before the events of the film.

Meanwhile as the boys resume play, Lampwick grows donkey ears after taking a swig of beer and this causes a chain reaction that made him into a donkey. Pinocchio throws away his cigar and put his drink aside, which may explain why he only grew ears, a tail, and brayed. Strangely enough, Pinocchio and Lampwick are the last ones to be the island's victims, but it is likely they avoided the spell as they appear to be the last ones awake. Fortunately, Pinocchio and Jiminy flee Pleasure Island down a small rocky path (the only open pathway to the end of the island) and jump into the sea before the Coachman and his henchmen could spot them and before the donkey transformation on Pinocchio could go any further.

Geppetto[]

The island remains very much similar to the 1940 iteration. However, the Tobacco Row and references to alcohol were cut, due to it being a made-for-television live-action film in 2000, as well as network censors not allowing alcohol and tobacco references in family-oriented films. In this version, it is specifically stated that the rollercoaster is what causes the boys to instantly transform into donkeys, as witnessed when Geppetto warns Pinocchio who immediately begins turning into one after boarding the coaster's car, and is found fully transformed after passing through the coaster's doors. It doesn't completely act as a rollercoaster, as it stops beyond the doors into a stable where the boys-turned-donkeys are mistreated.

La storia (in)finita[]

In this crossover comic story, Mickey Mouse, stranded at sea, sees an island in the distance and manages to swim there. He soon discovers that the island is none other than Pleasure Island. The Coachman's fair has fallen into disrepair, some parts of the island having even reverted to a wild jungle; Mickey comments that it seems to have been abandoned for years (confirming that the Coachman did get his comeuppance at some point after the original movie). Mickey faces Maleficent on the island, but the witch is destroyed as the Nothing (a magic phenomenon of unknown origins which provides the main conflict for the story) eats up the whole island. Mickey is saved in extremis by Dumbo as the last parts of the cursed island fall into oblivion.

Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance[]

Pleasure Island appears in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance in the world Prankster's Paradise. It includes various areas of the Island that are found in the original film, like the amusement park. Several new areas that weren't in the original film, like Windup Way and the Circus Tent, were also included in the game.

Once Upon a Time[]

Pleasure Island appears in the episode "Murder Most Foul". Prince James flees to Pleasure Island to escape from King George, who wants him to become a knight. James' real father, Robert, comes to Pleasure Island, and enlists the help of Pinocchio to find James and bring him home to his real family. As they are about to leave, King George arrives.

After an argument between King George and Robert occurs, King George orders his guards to take Robert and kill him, ordering them to make sure it looks like an accident. As the king's men are about to murder Robert, Captain Hook arrives with a few pirates. Hook's men rob the King's men and kill them. Robert believes Hook has saved his life, but Hook says that he can't let him go, as he was a witness to the murders. Robert begs for his life, but is then stabbed by Hook.

Pinocchio (2022 film)[]

The island has the same curse effect in the 1940 film, but there are some differences. Root beer replaces tobacco and beer, also the three original attractions from the original 1940 Pinocchio film, the Rough House, the Tobacco Row, Model Home Open for Destruction has been removed entirely from the film, there is a lot more candy, and girls are on the island, as well. Other aspects of Pleasure Island, as depicted in the film, include new attractions such as, but not limited to;

  • "Sky's the Limit", an area where food is served, and children eat excessive amounts of it while also engaging in food fights without having table manners.
  • "Wheel of Misfortune", a section of carnival games where children can play to win prizes without any rules from employees.
  • "De Grade School", a schoolhouse that is vandalized by children who scoff at education.
  • "Contempt Corner", where children are encouraged to say mean, hateful, and spiteful insults at each other while it is projected onto multiple round screens. The signs placed within this attraction contain words about insults written on them.
  • "Shop n' Lift", a store where children are allowed to shoplift items. The exterior is decorated with two mechanical clowns dressed as robbers.
  • "Give Me a Break!", a rollercoaster ride with a missing track section that the cars jump over.
  • "Fireworks", an attraction full of fireworks where children have the freedom to use fireworks without anyone warning them, albeit in an illegal way.
  • "Sugar Mountain", a literal mountain of sweets that children could slide or ride a gondola down on (transitioning from the Ferris wheel for the latter) while enjoying candy.
  • "Clock Stoppers", a place where naughty children destroy clocks and other timepieces of various shapes and sizes.

Many bad children, including Pinocchio and Lampwick, are first taken by stagecoach to a port, whereupon they are boarded on a ship and taken to Pleasure Island. Upon arriving, the Coachman ushers them inside and they can do whatever they please on the island consisting of various bad deeds that good children wouldn't do, much to Pinocchio's worry that his father would be furious if he participated with them.

However, unknown to the children, Pleasure Island in truth actually serves as a trap. Once the children have enough time being bad, they would turn into donkeys; after the transformations, Jiminy Cricket ventures across the island in search of Pinocchio, but the puppet dismisses him in favor of Lampwick. Jiminy witnesses through a hatch that the donkeys were being rounded up by the Coachman and his minions. The donkeys were then inspected and those who couldn't talk were stripped of their remaining clothes before being put into crates, then taken back to the ferry that took the children to the island. They were then sold to salt mines for money. It is implied the donkeys seen pulling the coach were once bad children that were on Pleasure Island before the events of the film.

Meanwhile, Lampwick grows donkey ears, causing a chain reaction that made him into a donkey, which Pinocchio also began growing ears as well. Suddenly, one of the children gets turned into a donkey as Jiminy realizes that the place is used as a trap where two large shadowy creatures capture the donkey. As Jiminy ends up at the area where the caged donkeys are at, he then encounters more shadowy creatures selling the children who were cursed and turned into donkeys to the salt mines under orders of the Coachman as Jiminy realizes that Pleasure Island is a trap. Strangely enough, Pinocchio and Lampwick are the last ones to be the island's victims, but it is likely they avoided the spell as they appear to be the last ones awake. Fortunately, Pinocchio and Jiminy flee Pleasure Island down a small rocky path (the only open pathway to the end of the island) and jump into the sea before the Coachman and his henchmen could spot them and before the donkey transformation on Pinocchio could go any further.

Gallery[]

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Trivia[]

  • In the model home on Pleasure Island, one of the wrecked objects inside was Leonardo da Vinci's famous portrait painting, the Mona Lisa or La Gioconda (or more likely a replica).
  • Assuming the film takes place in the same time period as the original story, late 19th century Italy, certain elements of the park are inconsistent with the film's setting. An example is the Pool Hall; Although billiards in general has a history dating from well before the original story was written, "8 ball pool" wasn't conceived until the early 20th Century.
  • The Blue Fairy's magic appears to be the only way to undo the curse of Pleasure Island as Pinocchio's donkey ears and tail completely disappeared when he was revived by her into a real boy.
  • The pool hall is shaped like a giant 8 ball with a giant pool stick standing alongside it, a neat takeoff on the giant ball and stick monument from the 1939 World's Fair.
  • In the original movie, the curse of Pleasure Island transforms boys who "make jackasses of themselves" into donkeys. In Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, this line was reworded as "boys who make jackamules of themselves", most likely to refrain from using a swear word so the game wouldn't have a Teen rating.
  • In the original Italian story, Pleasure Island, said to be located in Cocagne, was actually called "Il Paese dei Balocchi", which translates as "Toyland" (due to the various uses of the word "paese", it can also translate to "Toy Country", "Toy Town", or "Toy Village", but "Toyland" is the preferred title. The literal translation is "The [preferred translation of "paese"] of Toys"). An early English translation mistakenly dubbed it "Boobieland", since the Italian word for "booby" is almost similar to the one for "toy". Also, whereas it seemed to take only a single night at Pleasure Island for the donkey curse to work on its victims, in the original story the transformation is caused by a disease that affects people who never study (in Italian culture, the donkey is symbolic of ignorance, stupidity and goofiness) and take a longer period of time, roughly five months.
    • That being said, Pleasure Island was originally referred to as Boobyland during the film's early production.
  • The talking statue at the Rough House speaks in a very similar voice to the cartoon character Popeye the Sailor Man. Contrary to fan belief, it was not voiced by Jack Mercer, who was best known for Popeye. The statue did have striking similarities to Popeye, however.
  • Apparently, it is not just bad boys from Pinocchio's village that go to Pleasure Island, as the ferry that took Pinocchio and Lampwick to Pleasure Island was full of other boys.
  • Interestingly, in the original film, no girls were taken to the island, just boys. The reasons for this could be that boys are more likely to be enticed by troublesome behavior than girls.
    • However, in the 2022 live-action adaptation, girls are seen in Pleasure Island as well, showing that they can also be enticed by troublesome behavior. Additionally, similar to a naughty boy, a naughty girl can also "make a jackass of herself". The most likely reason for the inclusion of girls was to avoid being sexist.
  • In the 1953 Little Golden Book adaptation of Pinocchio, and then in other book and comic book adaptations and even in the book Mouse Under Glass: Secrets of Disney Animation and Theme Parks, it is specified that Geppetto sailed to search Pinocchio on Pleasure Island, thus giving sense to his departure.
  • The "ticket" Honest John gives Pinocchio to convince him to go to Pleasure Island is a playing card of the Ace of Spades, also known, ironically, as the "Death Card".
  • If one looks very closely at the chair on which Pinocchio is sitting in the pool hall, a donkey's head is carved on the top. This is an obvious foreshadowing of Lampwick's fate.
  • The carousel had donkeys instead of horses, which foreshadow the boys' fates.
  • The donkey transformation in the 1940 film was referred to in early concept art as "Donkey Fever", which a boy transformed into a donkey warns Pinocchio about.[1]
  • The producers of the 1990 film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were inspired by Pleasure Island and used it for their film. Teenage boys are seen drinking, smoking, gambling and playing arcade games. The main difference is that movie's villain, the Shredder, is using the boys for crime instead of slavery. Shredder plays on teenage angst and a sense of belonging, promoting one member of his gang saying "Money cannot buy the honor you have earned for us" and telling the others "You are here because the outside world rejects you". Shredder does not punish the boys for their bad behavior, in this case their revelry is a reward for committing crimes for him. The film focuses on one teenage boy who joined the gang to get away from his strict father. He later gets captured by the Ninja Turtles, whom like Jiminy try and convince him to return home.

References[]


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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
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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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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