History Characters / DisneyDreamlightValley

If Minnie is Mickey's significant other, then the sassy, fashion-conscious WesternAnimation/DaisyDuck is Donald's main love.\\

[[folder:Oswald]]

!!!'''WesternAnimation/{{Oswald|TheLuckyRabbit}}

-->'''Gothel''': Look at what you've accomplished, [Player Name]. Your gardening habit is ''finally'' useful for something of value~!
-->'''You''': How about next time, '''we bury''' '''YOU?'''

* CallBack: During one of her many conversations, she mentions that she stole the trident and grew to giant size, which she admits may have been too much in hindsight.

Michael "Mike" Wazowski is Sulley's best friend and partner at WesternAnimation/MonstersInc, where he worked as a Scare Assistant and now works as [[WesternAnimation/MonstersAtWork Senior Co-President of Monsters, Incorporated and Chief Executive Vice-Deputy Administrative Director of Comedy Resources Management]] (SCPOMICE-VDADOCREM for short). Following the new format, he and Sulley are now the company's leaders, with Mike aiming to become top Jokester.\\\

Jafar is found on the long lost Eternity Isle, having ravaged the island with time distortions during his attempts at obtaining ancient magic artifacts. He eventually reaches out to the player, requesting their aid in restoring the island to normal.

* AdaptationalDumbass: While in the original movie Gaston was a bit thick-headed and not at all literate, he proved to be capable and cunning when he actually put his mind to something. Dreamlight Valley plays him up to be more of a DumbJock who can be surprisingly agreeable when he's not stroking his own ego.
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: While "nice" might be a stretch, Gaston in Dreamlight Valley is far more pleasant to be around than his canon counterpart. At worst all he does is think highly of himself; he displays far more positive traits than you might expect from him: He genuinely misses Lefou's company despite his claims to the contrary. What's more, being isolated in the desert for so long has made him somewhat socially awkward, to the point where he has to ask The Player to chat up a party he himself was throwing because he was too nervous to approach anyone (Not that he admits to this)

** Monkeys: Four-Star or Five-Star banana-based desserts. They also like meals that are Three-Star and above.
** Capybaras: Cabbage, which can be grown and harvested from seeds that can be found and purchased in the Wild Tangle. They also like Melons, Grapes, Bamboo, and Cinnamon, other crops and forage that can be found across Eternity Isle.

* RawEggsMakeYouStronger: Their favorite food are eggs that you can purchase from Remy.

[[folder:Pua]]
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[[caption-width-right:183:Pua's icon in the Wardrobe screen.]]
Moana's pet pig who can be unlocked as a companion by completing one of Moana's quests.

* HousepetPig: He's akin to a dog or cat to Moana, living inside with her and her family. And in Dreamlight Valley, he can be this for the player as well.

[[folder:Pua]]
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[[caption-width-right:183:Pua's icon in the Wardrobe screen.]]
Moana's pet pig who can be unlocked as a companion by completing one of Moana's quests.

* HousepetPig: He's akin to a dog or cat to Moana, living inside with her and her family. And in Dreamlight Valley, he can be this for the player as well.

!!Other '''(MAJOR UNMARKED SPOILERS!)'''
[[folder:The Old Ruler]]
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[[caption-width-right:512:A page from the Old Ruler's Lost Diaries.]]
The previous ruler of the Dreamlight Valley who left many years ago for unknown reasons.

* ApocalypticLog: The Old Ruler's entries make the Lost Diaries this, as is depicts their story as the Forgetting hit.
* DespairEventHorizon: The diary entries you find suggest they hit this years ago and that it caused the Forgetting. This is due to them {{growing up|Sucks}} and becoming the Forgotten.
* ForgetfulJones: Diary entries reveal that they gradually began to lose their memories of the valley and their friends in it.
* ShipperOnDeck: An Old Ruler's Lost Diary entry reveals that they liked seeing Mickey and Minnie together and in love.
* TomatoInTheMirror: Turns out the Old Ruler was actually a younger Player.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: The diary entries suggest they caused the Forgetting somehow. Then journal entries found in their hideout in Frosted Heights hint that they tore out the Orbs themselves in order to use a spell.

[[folder:The Forgotten]]
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[[caption-width-right:250:The Forgotten's icon, a render of the Onyx Crown that they wear.]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Unknown (a mixture of a male voice and a female voice)
A mysterious entity said to be causing the Forgetting, they are the Player's inner child, who ran away from the Valley years ago after falling into a deep depression.

* BigBad: They're behind the Night Thorns and the Forgetting.
* CreepyGood: Following their HeelFaceTurn.
* DarkIsNotEvil: Ultimately, the Forgotten isn't evil so much as a normal person struggling with depression and unable to handle it in ways beyond lashing out. When the player accepts the Forgotten as a part of them and welcomes them into the valley with full support, they're shown to be a fairly nice, if socially awkward, person.
* DespairEventHorizon: Heavily implied to have crossed this after Scar mocked them for planting the Night Thorns, saying that the Villagers will never forgive them and they should 'run away and never return.' After that, they completely brush off Merlin's encouragement and do exactly what Scar suggested.
* DiscOneFinalBoss: Despite being responsible for the Night Thorns and the Forgetting and being portrayed as the BigBad for a good portion of the early access release, the Forgotten is ultimately dealt with and redeemed at the end of the first act with the story continuing afterwards.
* EasilyForgiven: The whole Valley forgives the Forgotten fairly easily once they repent despite all the trouble they caused, but special mention goes to Mickey, Elsa, and even ''Scar'' have nothing but utmost empathy for their situation: Mickey fondly remembers the time where he used to read stories for them as a toddler and is genuinely saddened to realize what they have become despite how he admits the Forgotten argued with him while hoping the Forgotten can still be saved. Despite only recalling some of the memories, Elsa expresses a wish to talk to them out of sympathy as she too knows what it feels like to go the deep end while bearing the burden of leadership. Scar straight-up earnestly asks that the Forgotten be shown mercy, as he does understand what it feels like to be forced to be in the shadow of someone, although for Scar, it might be because he eventually came to regret how much he screwed up the Forgotten.
* EvilDoppelganger: They're a shadow version of the player.
* {{Goth}}: They retain their dark aesthetic even as a villager, sometimes sharing their angsty poetry and fawning over things like Skull Rock and the ravens in the Forgotten Lands. When designing a room for them in the players house, one of their color requests is "Black (Obviously.)"
* GrowingUpSucks: They resent the idea of getting older, gaining more responsibilities, and having less time for carefree activities as a result. For example, using their desk for homework instead of drawing or writing stories.
* HeelFaceTurn: After the Player is able to reason with them, they reform, help make amends for their crimes, and become a villager in the Valley.
* TheNeedless: Implied, since the Forgotten never eats at Remy's restaurant or sleeps.
* OriginalGeneration: Thus far, they're the only villager who doesn't come from a pre-existing Disney property.
* TragicVillain: They grew lonely and depressed, and the other characters didn't know how to help or, in the case of Gothel and Scar, made things worse.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: The Fairy Godmother reveals that the spell they want to use to tear down the walls between worlds could end up destroying the universe.
* UnwittingPawn: Gothel betrayed their trust and tried to lock them up in her House with the spell they helped her create.
* VoiceOfTheLegion: They speak with a deep, distorted voice consisting of both a male voice and a female voice that often say different things at the same time. Justified in that they're a part of the player, who can be either gender.

[[folder:Jafar]]
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->'''Voiced by''': Jonathan Freeman

[[Franchise/{{Aladdin}} The villainous former advisor to the Sultan of Agrabah.]] He sought to obtain the Genie's lamp to become an all-powerful sorcerer, but was foiled by Aladdin.

Jafar is found on the long lost Eternity Isle, having ravaged the island with time distortions during his attempts at obtaining ancient magic artifacts. He eventually reaches out to the player, requesting their aid in restoring the island to normal.

%% Administrivia/ZweoContextExample* DespairEventHorizon: The diary entries you find suggest they hit this years ago and that it caused the Forgetting.

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[[caption-width-right:350:''"My name is Stitch!"'']]

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