History Characters / ForeverAfter

* [[Characters/ForeverAfterProtagonists Protagonists]][[note]]Snow White, Briar Rose, Rapunzel, Momotaro, Alice, Aladdin, Ivan, Ming, Coira, Anansi, Doro, Tangle, Mossy, Orpheus, Eurydice [[/note]]

* [[Characters/ForeverAfterAntagonists Antagonists]][[note]]Hira, Gothel, The Sea Witch, Makemnoit, Queen of Hearts, Auntie, Koschei, Dragon Queen, Dragon Prince, Brother Death, Bastina, Other Minor Villains [[/note]]

* [[Characters/ForeverAfterAntagonists Antagonists]][[note]]Hira, Gothel, The Sea Witch, Makemnoit, Queen of Hearts, Auntie, Other Minor Villains [[/note]]

* [[Characters/ForeverAfterProtagonists Protagonists]][[note]]Snow White, Briar Rose, Rapunzel, Momotaro,Urikohime, Alice, Aladdin [[/note]]

* [[Characters/ForeverAfterSideCharacters Side Characters]][[note]]The Fates, Sleeping Beauty's Parents, Caterpillar, The Oldest Sea Princess, Prince Damir, The Cheshire, Badroulbadour[[/note]]

[[/index]]

* [[Characters/ForeverAfterProtagonists Protagonists]][[note]]Snow White, Briar Rose, Rapunzel, Momotaro, Alice, Aladdin [[/note]]

* [[Characters/ForeverAfterSideCharacters Side Characters]][[note]]The Fates, Urikohime, Sleeping Beauty's Parents, Caterpillar, The Oldest Sea Princess, Prince Damir, The Cheshire, Badroulbadour[[/note]]

* [[Characters/ForeverAfterAntagonists Antagonists]][[note]]Hira, Gothel, The Sea Witch, Demon Army, Makemnoit, Queen of Hearts, Auntie, Other Minor Villains [[/note]]

* [[Characters/ForeverAfterProtagonists]][[note]]Snow White, Briar Rose, Rapunzel, Momotaro, Alice, Aladdin [[/note]]
* [[Characters/ForeverAfterAntagonistsCharacters Antagonists]][[note]]Hira, Gothel, The Sea Witch, Demon Army, Makemnoit, Queen of Hearts, Auntie, Other Minor Villains [[/note]]

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!Main Characters
!! Heroes

[[folder: Prince Charming/Robin]]
!! Robin Jane Brown
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The "hero" of our story. A young woman who is obsessed with princesses and wants to be one when she grows up. Not because finding Prince Charming sounds impossibly romantic, but because she wants to be rich. Too bad, the Fates have other plans for her. Now ''she'' is Prince Charming and if she doesn't complete all of her fairy tales, there will be no happily ever after for her.
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* AmbiguouslyBi: While she has mainly shown attraction to princes, it has been mostly based on their wealth, while her admiration for princesses could easily be interpreted as something more. She was also pretty enthusiastic about seducing Rapunzel to get "her" out of the tower before knowing that Forever After's Rapunzel was male.
* AscendedFangirl: Subverted. At first Robin is ecstatic about having been brought to a fairy tale-land, assuming she's there to become a princess. The Fates are all too happy to pull the rug out from underneath her and tell her she's there to be Prince Charming.
* CharacterDevelopment: She slowly but surely goes from a spoiled brat who only wants to leave Forever After as quickly as possible to a genuinely better person who is capable of swallowing her pride, reach out and help without wanting a reward for it.
* ClingyMacguffin: The story book containing the fairy tales she has to conclude. No matter how Robin tries to get rid of it, it will always return to her side almost immediately.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: A young adult woman who fanatically worships [[PrincessClassic Princess Classics]] to the point she wants to ''be'' one.
* EveryoneHasStandards: As insufferable as she may act most of the time, she is genuinely disgusted by the villains' actions and at one point even puts her life on the line to prevent baby Sleeping Beauty from being cursed. She also refused to kiss a comatose Snow White due to the latter being unable to give consent and called Tank out for proposing it in the first place.
* FunctionalGenreSavvy: Zig-zagged. Due to being a huge fairy tale-nerd, Robin often has no trouble identifying the stories she and Tank are in, as well as what she'll have to do to get to the happy ending. Shown in Snow White's fairy tale, which mutliple Prince Charming had failed because they mistakenly assumed TrueLovesKiss to be the way to wake the title character up. Robin, having read the original Grimm fairy tale, manages to awaken Snow White via the correct method (making her cough up the poisoned apple). However, Robin's fairy tale-knowledge is pretty much useless against villains like the Wicked Witch, who intentionally go against classic story-rules.
* GoldDigger: Her main goal in life is to nab herself a rich guy, then live the high life on his fortune. Seeing as she grew up in a poor neighborhood, it's kind of understandable.
* HeroicSelfDeprecation: Robin is aware that she's not the best person and acknowledges it several times in the story. Deconstructed, since, as Tank points out to her, admitting that you're trash without actually changing for the better isn't really helpful.
* HiddenDepths: She seems to have a talent for carpenting. In Rapunzel's fairy tale she builds several beautiful pieces of furniture all by herself.
* InsistentTerminology: Robin at first doesn't like being called by her title of Prince Charming and insists Tank just call her by her name instead. Starting from episode 22, she actually gets offended by Lea calling her "princess" instead of her actual title, showcasing her character development.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: According to [[https://www.instagram.com/p/CQJ7PKEltAJ a post from the creators of the series]], Robin does appear to have some redeeming qualities, as she did [[spoiler: purposely throw the prince crown towards the boy who wanted it, under the guise of herself just being bratty]], when the first episode was updated, this was made more obvious. Also, when Sleeping Beauty was about to get cursed, she put her life on the line to protect [[spoiler:him]].
* TheLoad: For all her fairy tale-knowledge and her magical sword, Robin is still pretty useless when situations get serious. She can't land a single hit with her sword the few times she actually uses it for combat, is easily duped by villains and has to be saved by the much smaller Tank several times.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone:
** She's mortified when she realizes that by stealing the Queen of Hearts' wig, she basically set up first the knave, then Alice to be her fall guys.
** [[spoiler: After her talk with Hira in episode 39, it slowly dawns on her how horrible she was to Tank in their argument an episode prior and how truly selfish she's been up to this point.]]
* NeverMyFault: An irresponsible woman child who fantasizes about being a princess and blames other people when things don't go her way. Subverted a couple times where she does admit that she knows she's a trash person, only to be countered with people telling her that it doesn't make the horrible way she acts any better
* PrinceCharming: The role Robin is cast into when she is taken to the fairytale world. Instead of living out the fairytales she loves as the princess she’s always wanted to be, she is instead tasked with saving those princesses from their villains.
* PrincessClassic: What Robin wants to be.
* PrincessPhase: Inverted. Robin never grew out of this phase, and still dreams of being a princess well into her senior year of high school.
* RememberedTooLate: Seems to be the case for Robin on multiple occasions where she always forgets important details of the fairytales she's in that could have proven useful earlier.
* RoyalRapier: The weapon given to her by the Fates.
* TomboyishPonytail: Her hair gets tied up in one after she's turned into Prince Charming.
* TookALevelInBadass: After receiving some training from Lea in the ''Momotaro'' - fairy tale, she becomes a pretty competent sword-fighter and even manages to kill several demons on her own in the fairy tale's final battle.
* UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist: Downplayed. she has sympathetic moments but its overshadowed by her own selfish and irresponsible personality and refusal to take control of her life and change it for the better.
* [[{{Manchild}} Womanchild]]: Robin only recently became an adult, but still acts like a spoiled little girl for the most part. She never grew out of her PrincessPhase, she shows little to no regard or care towards the people around her and is prone to pout and throw tantrums if she doesn't get what she wants.
* WouldHarmASenior: When meeting one of the fates and refusing to believe she is trapped in a fairytale land she punches one of the three fates in the face who happens to be a blind old man.
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[[folder: Tank]]
!! Tank
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Being a hero is about facing hard things when they come and doing your best anyway!"]]
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The resident cute non-human companion and [[spoiler:a previous Prince Charming]]. He used to be human too and is more than sick of being stuck in Forever After because the Prince Charmings keep dying or forgetting their purpose.
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* {{BFS}}: [[spoiler: His Prince Charming-weapon was a huge broadsword.]]
* BigBrotherInstinct: [[spoiler: In the real world he has a little brother to whom he is absolutely devoted to. It was his wish to be said little brother's hero that made the Fates pick him for the Prince Charming-role.]]
* CloudcuckoolandersMinder: Robin often gets lost in her obsession with the fairy tales they visit, so it falls to him to pull her back on track and keep her from getting herself killed due to sheer stupidity.
* [[CoolBigSis Cool Big Bro]]: [[spoiler: Was this for his little brother in the real world, doing everything in his power to preserve his innocence and shield him from harsh realities like their money problems.]]
* DarkAndTroubledPast: [[spoiler: He was a Prince Charming himself at one point, but the brutality of Forever After's stories slowly wore him down until he fell into despair and gave up on the role. When he begged the Fates to at least let him be an advisor instead, so he wasn't a total disappointment, they turned him into his current fairy-assistant form.]]
* {{Deuteragonist}}: He gets just as much focus in the story as Robin does.
* ExpositionFairy: Literally. Since Robin knows next to nothing about Forever After, it's often up to him to educate her and inform her about her tasks.
* FairyCompanion: He is this to Robin.
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: [[spoiler: Is the huge guy to Robin's tiny girl after temporarily getting his true size back in Wonderland. He normally would be this too, as he's 6'2 ft as a human, while Robin is 5'6 ft.]]
* LivingEmotionalCrutch: Despite the way he is treated by her, whenever Robin is feeling down, he's always there to be her moral support.
* MaliciousMisnaming: Robin doesn't bother remembering his actual name and instead either calls him by stereotypical fairy-names most of the time or just refers to him as "fairy". This goes away after episode 10, where he insists she call him by the right name.
** He eventually gets Robin to say his name, but only because he wouldn't help her out of the tower unless she did.
* PintSizedPowerhouse: Despite fitting neatly into the palm of Robin's hand, he's strong enough to yank her around and lift things that are twice his size. [[spoiler: Justified, as the Fates let him keep his human strength in his fairy-form.]]
* ShutUpHannibal: Whenever the Wicked Witch tries to bait Robin into giving up, Tank is usually there to shut him down.
* SnarkyNonHumanSidekick: Zig-zagged, since he used to be human. But he certainly doesn't hold back with criticism whenever Robin does something stupid.
* SpeaksFluentAnimal: He can speak to and perfectly understand the animals of Forever After, being a fairy and all.
* WasOnceAMan: He used to be human once, like almost everyone in Forever After.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Zig-zagged. Tank is familiar with fairytales, but only the Creator/{{Disney}} versions. He thinks that TrueLovesKiss [[WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs will cure]] Snow White, and thinks that Rapunzel’s LoveInterest is a wanted criminal like [[WesternAnimation/{{Tangled}} Flynn Rider]].

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[[folder: Prince Charming II]]
!!Lea
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The second Prince Charming of Forever After.
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* ActionGirl: Unlike Robin she actually knows how to fight and is extremely physically fit.
* TheAllSolvingHammer: Her go-to solution to story-obstacles is 'hit it with my sword until it dies'. This leads to her having trouble with fairy tales were killing the villains ''isn't'' the solution to the problem, like in ''Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp''.
* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: Despite being new to Forever After, she has already proven herself to be a lot more competent than Robin. For one, she actually knows how to fight and her savvyness isn't restricted to fairy tales with princesses in them, as shown by her knowledge of ''Momotaro''.
** Subverted in Episode 33 when it's revealed that similar to Tank, she's only familiar with the Disney adaptations of stories.
* BareYourMidriff: Her Prince-outift has her wearing an open vest over a simple breastband, exposing her abs.
* BloodKnight: She seems to pick fairytales based solely on whether or not they'll offer her a good fight to engage in.
* FatalFlaw: The problem with Lea is that her solution to any problem is to just fight physically tooth and nail until she succeeds, not stopping to consider any other ways around the problems.
* FunctionalGenreSavvy: Just like Robin and Tank, she is quite aware of common story tropes within Forever After, and even uses them as an excuse to get out of things like helping Tank and Robin out, or start a fight.
** Subverted, as while she is savvy about common story tropes, she doesn't know anything about fairy tales, specifically.
* HeroOfAnotherStory: Literally. Apparently in the time she's spend in Forever After she singlehandedly killed the wolf in Little Red Riding Hood, burned the witch in Hansel and Gretel, kinda handled the beanstalk in Jack and the Beanstalk and fought both the bears in Goldilocks and Captain Hook.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: She's abrasive and quick to pick a fight, but she has her softer moments. Such as when she did her best to shield Aladdin from the dangerous tasks her "aunt" demanded from her, despite being annoyed with Aladdin's gullible nature.
* TheMentor: Eventually decides to teach Robin how to fight so she won't be as much of a load.
* TheRival: She is the complete opposite of Robin, being very aggressive, tomboyish and not very fond of fairy tales.
* {{Tritagonist}}: She gets her own arc away from Robin and Tank, following her adventures in the ''Arabian Nights'' -fairy tales.
* VillainKiller: She's killed every single fairy tale villain she was up against, with the three bears and Captain Hook being the only ones to best her.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Like Tank, she’s only familiar with the Disney versions of fairytales. She gets excited about [[WesternAnimation/SleepingBeauty slaying a dragon in]] ''[[WesternAnimation/SleepingBeauty Sleeping Beauty]]'', and she wastes time in ''Literature/{{Aladdin}}'' partly because she looks for [[WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}}the Disney version of the princess]].
[[/folder]]
!! Villains
[[folder: In General]]
Various evil-doers who make life hell for the inhabitants of Forever After.
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* CardCarryingVillain: Most of them aren't subtle about their evilness. The Wicked Witch especially seems to revel in being mean and petty.
* HeroKiller: Most of them have been responsible for the deaths of every Prince Charming. Some of them like the Witches even meddle with stories outside of theirs to kill other Princes.
* ObviouslyEvil: It doesn't take a high IQ to identify them as bad guys.
* PointyEars: The villains' ears are very long and pointy, making them look more inhuman.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Whenever their eyes go pitch black, you can expect something to go wrong.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Wicked Witch]]
!! Wicked Witch
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[[caption-width-right:350:"I play a modest part"]]
The one responsible for just about every magical misfortune that befalls Forever Afters princesses and Prince Charmings. [[spoiler:And also a previous Prince Charming]]
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* ArmorPiercingResponse: Gives one to Tank's accusation that only witches curse people.
-->"Oh? So you wouldn't call what the Fates did to you a curse?"
* BigBad: He is responsible for the princesses' misfortunes and the deaths of the previous Prince Charmings. He does this so the fairy tales can never have a happy ending and he will remain victorious forever.
* CastingAShadow: He can dissolve his body into shadows and travel faster that way.
* DirtyCoward: While he's quick enough to bully fairy tale inhabitants (and Robin) when they're defenseless or if he knows they're weaker than him, he always vacates the premises pretty quickly when the chips are down.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: He stayed out of “The Little Mermaid” and didn’t intervene to stop Robin as he felt like the story’s [[DownerEnding original ending]] was already messed up to begin with.
* EvilIsPetty:
** When Robin fails to prevent Briar Rose's curse, he teleports himself into the fairy tale just to rub it in her face.
** He does this again when Robin gets cursed by Mother Gothel in Rapunzel's story.
* EvilRedhead: His hair is a mixture of dark red and black and he's an evil witch who wants to keep Robin from achieving happily ever afters.
* FallenHero: [[spoiler: He used to be a Prince Charming.]]
* FauxAffablyEvil: Claims he only plays a modest part. While simultaneously sneaking dangerous monsters into a fairy tale that didn't originally have them. He's also largely responsible for the death of Robin's predecessors, so there's that.
* HeroKiller: He's the reason there's currently a deficit of Prince Charmings in Forever After. Whether they were killed in the fairy tales themselves or perished after forgetting, you can bet he had a hand in it either way.
* HornedHumanoid: He has a pair of large, curved horns sticking out of his hair.
* KickTheDog: Seems to be a hobby of his. He consistently shows up at the heroes' darkest hours and makes them just a little darker by pouring some additional salt into their wounds. Reaches its lowest point, arguably, when he degrades Robin for being blinded and makes fun of Tank's own DarkAndTroubledPast ''just'' because Tank laid it out to him that he was being a vengeful scumbag to get over his own shortcomings.
** He kidnaps Urikohime from her fairy tale, solely to rub it in the heroes' face in ''Momotaro''. He also tries to ''squash'' both Urikohime and Momotaro after turning both of them back into their respective fruits and is barely stopped from doing so by the heroes.
* MagicMirror: He's in possession of one that lets him spy on anyone in Forever After.
* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: His outfit is various shades of pink and black, he's a redhead and he's the BigBad of the stories.
* StringTheory: He created one. It is filled with titled pages from stories within Forever After, with the stories that the Princes have completed, crossed out.
* UnlimitedWardrobe: He always has an outfit for the world Robin travels to. According to the main artist of the series, he apparently has a ''very'' full wardrobe.
* VillainHasAPoint: He's not wrong in pointing out that what the Fates do to people like Tank and Robin isn't so different from what he and the other villains do to the princesses.
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[[folder: Thirteenth Wise Woman]]
!! Hira
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Quite a party girls... I must have missed my invite"]]

The thirteenth Wise Woman and the villain of Sleeping Beauty's fairy tale. She cursed the titular princess out of anger over not being invited to the celebration held in honor of Sleeping Beauty's birth.
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: Asks a number of them when Robin confronts her, starting with her questioning why Robin even cares that she curses people, why she's seemingly not allowed to torment people less clever than her and what makes her relatively painless curse that much worse than Briar Rose's parents severe mismanagement of their kingdom.
* DisproportionateRetribution: She curses a ''baby'' to one day fall into eternal slumber because she didn't get invited to a party. Aside from the fact that this is a major overreaction, it's hardly baby Sleeping Beauty's fault that [[spoiler: his]] parents chose to not invite Hira.
* EvilIsPetty: Curses an infant to get back at the parents for not inviting her to the baby shower. [[spoiler: She also refuses to lift the curse after having promised to do so when Robin comes back with the Queen of Hearts' wig because she enjoys having the kingdom in her grasp and seeing the beautiful queen drool in her sleep.]]
* GreenAndMean: Green is her main theme color, and she's the main villain of Sleeping Beauty's story.
* HotWitch: A very attractive magic user who loves showing off her body with form-fitting outfits.
* IJustWantToHaveFriends: [[spoiler: Robin correctly deduces in episode 39 that most of Hira's bad attitude is the result of her feeling always excluded and looked down on by others.]]
* TheBadGuyWins: Temporarily, at least. Robin and Tank are unable to keep Briar from activating his curse, which leads to the castle being overgrown by brambles and all of its inhabitants falling into a deep slumber. Robin and Tank are forced to retreat and wait a hundred years before they can continue the fairy tale.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: [[spoiler: In episode 38 she calls Robin (and Prince Charmings in general) out on only viewing the people of Forever After as story characters she has to appease to go home instead of actual people.]]
* StatuesqueStunner: A very attractive witch who towers over everyone around her.
* VillainHasAPoint:
** While her reaction to it isn't justified, you can kind of see why she'd be angry over being the only Wise Woman who wasn't invited to the party, simply because the king and queen were too lazy to make one additional golden plate for her.
** Her remark about the blessing of beauty being kind of superfluous since Sleeping Beauty's parents are already good-looking and would have passed that on to her is also pretty on the mark.
** She's also not wrong when she describes the king and queen as basically bumbling idiots who should never have become parents, let alone rulers over an entire country.
* WouldHurtAChild: She cursed Briar when he was a baby and made sure the curse would come true when he was fifteen years old.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Mother Gothel]]
!! Gothel
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[[caption-width-right:350:"The beautiful bird sits no longer in the nest"]]
A garden-themed Witch and the villain of Rapunzel's fairy tale. She kept Rapunzel stuck in a tower for years.
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* EvilOldFolks: An older woman who took a baby from its desperate parents as payment and attacks the Prince Charmings coming to Rapunzel's rescue.
* FloweryElizabethanEnglish: She speaks in the old English language.
* PurpleIsPowerful: An evil witch who has presumably done in at least one Prince Charming and whose primary color is purple.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Her hair is lavender.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: The Sea Witch]]
A sea witch who offered Aurelia, the Little Mermaid, legs in exchange for her tail and voice.
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* AmbiguouslyEvil: While her offering Aurelia legs that will cause her immeasurable pain with every step certainly isn't a good thing to do, she never forces Aurelia into anything and doesn't seem to actively go after her to take the deal or sabotage her like many of the other villains do to the princesses in their stories. That being said, the Wicked Witch refers to her as a "a real piece of work", and it's shown that she killed off a previous Prince in Episode 29, so make of that what you will.
* TheGhost: She is mentioned several times by the other characters in the story, but since Aurelia decides not to seek her out in the end, she never actually appears in person.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Makemnoit]]
!! Makemnoit
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[[caption-width-right:230:some caption text]]
A witch who is villain of the Light Princess.
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* DarkIsEvil: A villainess who wears an all-black dress.
* EarlyBirdCameo: She can be seen harassing the Fates alongside Hira in episode 19.
* VillainousFriendship: She's shown to be good friends with Hira, to the point she gets insulted on Hira's behalf when Tank calls her a witch instead of a Wise Woman.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: The Queen of Hearts]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Off with '''everyone's''' head! Off with [[OmnicidalManiac every head in the kingdom!]]"]]
One of the monarchs of Wonderland. A spoiled tyrant with a bad temper.
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* AdaptationalSpeciesChange: [[spoiler: In the book the Queen of Hearts was really a playing card and/or one of Alice's small cats in the real world. In Forever After's version of the story, the queen is a regular human like Alice and Wonderland seems to be a shared dream of them both, as when everything and everyone turns into their real world counterparts, only Alice, Tank, Robin and the queen remain.]]
* BreakTheHaughty: [[spoiler: During Alice's trial, Alice not only counters every single accusation of hers with hard logic, but also correctly deduces that the queen doesn't actually know her wig was stolen, has no proof against them and, last but not least, that the queen isn't actually the almighty HangingJudge she thinks she is, but instead a spoiled {{Womanchild}} whom everyone has been indulging for far too long. This causes Wonderland and the queen's castle to break apart, leaving the queen as what she truly is: a devastated, lonely woman forced to abandon her fantasy-land and finally grow up.]]
* DisproportionateRetribution: She wants to behead the knave because she suspects him of having stolen her execution wig. This goes over to wanting to behead Alice when her subjects claim only an outsider would steal from her, to screaming for the heads of ''every subject in her kingdom'' because no one knows where Alice is.
* GodSaveUsFromTheQueen: As in the original story, the queen is anything but a merciful ruler. Her subjects live in fear of her and she's ready to execute pretty much anyone if they so much as annoy her.
* HairTriggerTemper: Something relatively trivial like one of her wigs being stolen sends her into enough of a homicidal rage to order all her subjects (and Alice) beheaded.
* HangingJudge: In the trial she calls up for the knave she is seemingly judge, jury and executioner and she starts screaming for his head the second it starts. In fact, her default reaction to any crime, no matter how small it might be, is to immediately order the offending party to be beheaded. [[spoiler: Subverted, as Alice eventually figures out that the Queen never actually executed anyone. The king has been pardoning everyone behind her back and the card soldiers only pretended to follow her orders to indulge her.]]
* OffWithHisHead: Screams this verbatim as her introductory line.
* [[PsychopathicManchild Psychopathic Womanchild]]: She wants everything done her way as soon as she demands it and throws homicidal tantrums when she thinks she's been wronged.
* WickedHeartSymbol: Her kingdom, her subjects and her person all carry heart-symbols, her title is the Queen of '''Hearts''' and she's an ill-tempered despot.
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[[folder: Captain Hook]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:"I know a lost boy when I see one."]]
A menacing pirate captain who got bored of terrorizing Neverland.
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* GenderFlip: In the original book Captain Hook was a man, while Forever After's Captain Hook is a woman.
* HandicappedBadass: Her hook-hand doesn't hinder her at all when she's fighting and is just as deadly of a weapon as her sword.
* HookHand: Her left hand has been replaced with a hook, adding to her intimidating appearance.
* IntergenerationalRivalry: She is an adult villainess whose arch enemy is the eternal child Peter Pan. And she frequently picks fights with Lea, who is an inexperienced, young Prince Charming.
* StealthMentor: Implied. She immediately notices and calls out Lea's inexperience with fairy tales and her tendency to rely on violence over everything else, while simultaneously giving her hints how to solve her current story and telling her that Forever After tends to pick people who should work on themselves. And even though she soundly beats Lea's ass the two times they fight, she lets her go instead of just finishing the job, even implying that she has done the same thing with other Prince Charmings.
* VillainTakesAnInterest: She became fascinated with Lea after seeing what a blood-thirsty Prince Charming she was and stalks her all over Forever After. She believes she finally found someone with the potential to be a worthy adversary in Lea.
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[[folder: Aladdin's "Auntie"]]
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A woman who claims to be the sister of Aladdin's late father.
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* AddledAddict: She craves magic power and becomes noticeably more unhinged the longer she has to wait for her next fix (the lamp, in this case). Lea even describes her as "shaking like an addict" during the time they wait for Aladdin to come back from the Cave of Wonders.
* BaldOfEvil: She is completely bald and obviously doesn't mean Aladdin well.
* BaldMystic: A powerful sorceress with not a single hair on her head.
* BecauseDestinySaysSo: She claims only Aladdin can open and enter the Cave of Wonders because "it is destined".
* BlatantLies: She is very obviously ''not'' Aladdin's aunt and merely needs the girl to get her the magic lamp.
* FemmeFatalons: She wears rings on her left hand that make it seem like she has golden claws.
* GenderFlip: The sorcerer who tricked Aladdin was a man in the original story.
* KickTheDog:
** When Aladdin shows hesitance opening the summoned cave, she presses the girl on it, caring nothing for her so-called niece's reservations.
** After the rope ladder breaks, she takes advantage of Aladdin being trapped in the cave and refuses to help her up unless she hands over the lamp, while simultaneously attacking Lea when she tries to help Aladdin.
* LongLostRelative: She claims to be Aladdin's aunt who has been living on the Barbary Coast until recently. Subverted as it's very obvious she's lying through her teeth.
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! Protagonists
!! Princesses
[[folder: In General]]
* DamselScrappy: In-universe. Most of them have little to no self-preservation instinct, leaving Robin to basically babysit them and clean up their messes.
* DistressedDamsel / DistressedDude: All of them are in some sort of (usually magical) trouble and need Robin to rescue them and give them their happily ever after.
* PrincessClassic: Deconstructed. They're pretty much useless and hopelessly spoiled people who yank Robin around on their whims.
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[[folder: Snow White]]
!! Snow White
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Over my hot coals she will!"]]
The first princess Robin has to give a happily ever after. A girl who was poisoned by her WickedStepmother and now sleeps in a hut in a forest.
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* AdaptationalJerkass: Snow White in the original fairy tale was a kind, diligent girl. This Snow White is a spoiled, pretty useless brat who ''complains'' when Robin rescues her and then does little to help from there.
* BrokenPedestal: Her self-absorbed attitude makes Robin come to the conclusion that maybe princesses aren't as cool as she thought they were.
* RoyalBrat: Is of the opinion that because she's a princess she shouldn't have to do anything.
* {{Sleepyhead}}: When Robin wakes her up, she complains about it, then goes back to sleep under the table the first chance she gets and won't wake up again, even when Robin violently shakes her. The thing that finally gets her off her butt is Robin pretending that the queen has come to attend Snow White's wedding.
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[[folder: Sleeping Beauty]]
!! Briar Rose
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[[caption-width-right:294:"Can I wish for… a friend?"]]
The second princess Robin has to give a happily ever after. A boy who was cursed by the thirteenth witch, Hira, to prick his finger on a spindle wheel and sleep.
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* BrainlessBeauty: There's no denying he's a beautiful child. Too bad he's about on par with his parents in the intelligence department.
* DumbBlonde: Strawberry blonde like his parents and not exactly the sharpest tool in the shed.
* ForcedSleep: Just like in the original tale, the witch succeeds in placing him in an enchanted sleep.
* GenderFlip: Sleeping Beauty was a girl in the original fairy tale, whilst this world's version of Sleeping Beauty is male.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Has blonde, thick hair and is a nice, if somewhat dim, young boy.
* IJustWantToHaveFriends: Due to living his life sheltered in the palace, Briar doesn't have any friends his age. The Wise Woman uses this to get him to prick his finger on the spinning wheel, claiming that it's a magic wheel that can grant wishes, including giving someone a friend.
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[[folder: Rapunzel]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:"I suppose you’ll do, as long as you’re here to rescue me."]]
The third princess Robin has to give a happily ever after. Once renowned for his long golden hair, this princess now lives in the desert, hair cut and waiting for his Prince Charming.
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* BabiesEverAfter: Him and the former Prince Charming had two children before Mother Gothel made him disappear.
* DarkSkinnedBlonde: He has light brown skin and golden-blonde hair. Might be justified, since he's been living in the desert for an indeterminate amount of time.
* GenderFlip: Rapunzel in the original tale was a woman. Rapunzel in Forever After is a guy.
* MrSeahorse: Implied. He had two children with the former Prince Charming who is male. Would later be subverted as one of the creators stated in an [[https://www.instagram.com/p/CSLOBx6l-Xm/ instagram post]] that this wasn't a case of "mpreg", but simply happily ever after-magic.
* RoyalBrat: Downplayed, since he isn't royalty, but has pretty grandiose ideas of what a princess deserves. Despite living in a perfectly nice cottage where he has to want for nothing he still refuses to be given the happily ever after until Robin builds him some nice furniture and laments that there's no one around to tell him how pretty he is.
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[[folder: The Little Mermaid]]
!! Aurelia
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The fourth princess that Robin must help. The youngest daughter of the sea king who is destined to rescue a prince and give her voice in exchange for legs to be with him.
[[caption-width-right:350:"Pain is nothing compared to the anguish in my heart."]]
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* AlliterativeFamily: All of her siblings' names start with the letter A.
* TheBabyOfTheBunch: She's the youngest of the sea king's daughters.
* CharacterDevelopment: Spending time on the surface with Robin and Tank helps her realize that while she loves and is fascinated by the human world, she doesn't actually want to give up her tail to live in it. In the end she forgets all about her premature crush on Damir, decides against taking the Sea Witch's deal and instead stays in her father's kingdom, having achieved a new dream of studying humankind for her people.
* DidntThinkThisThrough: The main reason everyone around her disapproves of her crush on the prince. For one, all she has of him is a statue, so it's not even sure if he exists. She also apparently is all but ready to permanently cripple and torture herself just for a ''chance'' she might be with him. And the one offering her legs for her tail is a shady sea witch she has no reason to listen to.
* LoveMakesYouCrazy: Crazy enough to be willing to take a deal that will make it feel like you’re walking on knives whenever you walk and have your tongue cut out just to win a guy you’ve never met before.
* PinocchioSyndrome: Aurelia desperately wants to be human, because she thinks mermaids are soulless and that the prince will be able to get her into heaven.
* SmittenTeenageGirl: Has fallen head over heels for a man she's never even seen, based on a statue that might not even be him. And is willing to sacrifice her old life and her comfort just to be with him. Robin even describes her crush as "very fifteen".
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[[folder: Urikohime]]
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The princess and main character of the ''Urikohime'' fairytale. A beautiful girl born from a melon, she was kidnapped from her own story by the Wicked Witch and held captive.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Is turned back into a melon by the Wicked Witch to mess with the heroes. Thankfully it doesn't last.
* BornFromPlants: She was born from a melon, hence her name.
* DistressedDamsel: The most straightforward example so far. She's kidnapped by the Wicked Witch and his goons and brought into ''Momotaro'', presumably for leverage.
* FlatCharacter: She only appears as the out-of-place damsel in distress for Momotaro and the Prince Charmings to save and is barely characterized beyond that.
* HisNameReallyIsBarkeep: Urikohime means exactly that: Melon Princess.
* RescueRomance: She falls for Momotaro after he and the princes save her from the Wicked Witch.
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[[folder: Badroulbadour]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Where'd you find this one, father? Not one of the usual fops, I daresay"]]
[[quoteright:350:[[labelnote: Click here to see her without her veil]] https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fa_baldroubadors_face.PNG]][[/labelnote]]
The daughter of the Sultan. The most beautiful woman in the kingdom and Aladdin's love interest.
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: After Aladdin proclaims that she'd stay in the Sultan's kingdom if her and Badroulbadour were to marry, Bad asks her a number of these, starting with her questioning why Aladdin would abandon her people so easily.
* BrutalHonesty: She is shockingly straightforward, never sugar-coating anything. Her very first line is her noting that Aladdin seems different from "the usual fops" who ask for her hand in marriage.
* LipstickLesbian: She is the beautiful daughter of the sultan and dressed very feminine. She is also falls for [[GenderFlip Aladdin who is female in this story]].
* LoveAtFirstSight: {{Subverted|Trope}}. While she does immediately take an interest in Aladdin, she only truly falls for her when Aladdin shows herself to be earnest and kind, even without riches.
* TrueBlueFemininity Her veils are all dark blue with a star motif.
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!! Heroes
[[folder: Momotaro]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:"It is my destiny to defeat these demons and bring peace at last!"]]
TheHero of the ''Momotaro'' fairytale. A boy born from a peach and destined to slay the demons threatening his home.
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* BalefulPolymorph: The Wicked Witch turns him and Urikohime back into fruits when it looks like Momotaro might overpower him all on his own. They get better.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: As hammy and detached from reality as he might come across, there is a reason why he's the hero of the story. The demon army finds this out [[CurbStompBattle the hard way]].
* {{Bishonen}}: He's slim, has a very lean, feminine face, long black RapunzelHair and wears a pink coat over his clothes.
* BornFromPlants: He was born from a giant peach.
* CombatHandFan: His WeaponOfChoice is a paper fan that can cut through demon bodies like a hot knife through butter.
* CommonalityConnection: He falls for Urikohime almost immediately after learning she, like him, was BornFromPlants.
* HappilyAdopted: The farmers who discovered his peach also raised him and he seems pretty fond of them.
* HisNameReallyIsBarkeep: "Momotaro" is just Japanese for "Peach Boy".
* LargeHam: Is pretty fond of breaking out into heroic speeches about destiny and the right thing to do.
* OneManArmy: Honestly, one wonders if he even needed Robin, Lea and Tank for backup in the first place. He utterly decimates the Wicked Witch's demons in battle and probably would have saved Urikohime all on his own, had the Wicked Witch not turned him back into a peach at the last second.
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[[folder: Alice]]
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A child who ended up in Wonderland by accident and has traversed it in search of a way home.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: Alice is usually timid and sweet, but they can be very sharp-tongued if pushed too far.
* BreakTheCutie: Defied by them in the end. Wonderland comes ''very'' close to making them lose their mind, but thanks to Tank and Robin's encouragement they eventually regain their resolve and fight back against Wonderland's hostile nonsense.
* ChallengingTheBully: A huge part of their character arc comes with their refusal to take their mistreatment at the hands of Wonderland's citizens lying down any longer. They call the Cheshire Cat out for deliberately trying to confuse them, stand up to the Mad Hatter and the March Hare when they try to gang up on them and decide to face the Queen of Hearts head on about her false accusations.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: The caterpillar described them as "rather vague". They apparently didn't know their own name when it asked for it and the little flashes we see of them point to them being a rather confused child. Downplayed, as Alice does turn out to be a bit peculiar, but is otherwise a perfectly normal child, who was just rightfully confused about Wonderland's weirdness.
* ComingOfAgeStory: Their journey through Wonderland is this for them. With a bit of help from Tank and Robin, they learn that feeling displaced in the world is a normal part of growing up and that they don't have to take crap from adults or anyone for that matter, just because they're a kid.
* TheCutie: An adorable little child with a polite and endearing demeanor.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Alice is a blonde and a very sweet and polite child.
* InnocentBlueEyes: Alice's eyes are baby blue and they're a very innocent kid indeed.
* KindheartedCatLover: They're a very agreeable person and at one point reveal that they have a cat at home named Dinah. They don't really care for the Cheshire Cat though, as he's a lot scarier than your average house cat.
* SanitySlippage: Implied by the caterpillar's monologue about them. Their time in Wonderland has seemingly made them more and more distraught, to the point they cannot recall their own name. Subverted, as while Alice is weirded out beyond belief by Wonderland and their misadventures seem to have left them with some form of anxiety, they are completely sane otherwise.
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[[folder: Aladdin]]
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A young, naive woman who dreams of being a successful merchant.
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* AllLovingHero: In the end she willingly gives the magic lamp to her "aunt", after realizing the sorceress just wants to go home, despite everything she made Aladdin go through.
* TheChosenOne: Only she can open and enter the Cave of Wonders without being immediately swallowed by the desert.
* DisappearedDad: Her father died shortly before the arrival of her "aunt".
* GenderFlip: Aladdin was a male in the original fairy tale, whilst this world's version of Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp is female.
* GoodIsDumb: Aladdin is a very earnest and friendly young woman, but she's also painfully easy to deceive. See SuperGullible below.
* HiddenDepths: Despite her naivetè, Aladdin is surprisingly emotionally intelligent and insightful. It's those qualities that allow her to woo princess Badroulbadour in the end.
* ThePollyanna: She's very chipper for someone who lost her father and is implied to be living in poverty with how she is failing as a merchant.
* SuperGullible: She easily believes a woman who she just met to be her aunt, even agreeing to follow her on a journey out of town, not even knowing where she'll end up.
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!!Side Characters
[[folder: The Fates]]
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Three wise old men who transport people from the real world to become Prince Charmings for Forever After.
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* BigGood: They appoint the heroic Prince Charmings that bring the princesses their happily ever afters. Downplayed, since, as Robin points out in episode 5, the Fates don't seem to care about the Prince Charmings getting potentially traumatized or killed and are more focused on the happily ever afters than the people participating in them.
* BlindSeer: All three of them are blind or visually impaired (one wears a blindfold, one lacks eyes entirely, ones eyes seemingly just don't work) and they possess magical story-books that spell out the lives of Forever After's occupants.
* BlindfoldedVision: One of them wears a blindfold over his eyes.
* TheChooserOfTheOne: They're in charge of finding new Prince Charmings to replace the ones that got killed or forgot their purpose.
* NotSoDifferentRemark: As the Witch points out in episode 8, the Fates kidnapping people and turning them into all kinds of fairy tale figures, in Robin and Tank's cases against their will, isn't so different from the curses him and the other villains place on Forever After's inhabitants.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: There's no denying that Forever After needs its Prince Charmings desperately, but plucking random people from earth and throwing them into a world of deadly fantasy-creatures is still a pretty questionable approach.
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[[folder: Sleeping Beauty's Parents]]
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The king and queen whose child will become Sleeping Beauty.
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* MyBelovedSmother: They kept Briar Rose holed up in the castle his whole life and never let him know what a spinning wheel was, for fear that he would seek one out and prick himself. As Robin points out, it's probably not a good idea to not tell your child about the one thing that could potentially kill him.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In the end them not letting Briar know what a spinning wheel is makes it easy for Hira to trick him into pricking his finger on one, by claiming that it's a magic wheel that can grant wishes.
* ParentsAsPeople: While it's clear they love Briar Rose, their own incompetence both as parents and as rulers has had a very damaging effect on his development.
* TooDumbToLive: Instead of just having a thirteenth plate made, they decided to not invite one of the most powerful witches in the land, which of course ends up upsetting said witch.
* YouCantFightFate: After Briar Rose was cursed, they tried to protect him by burning every spinning wheel in the kingdom. Come his fifteenth birthday and the Wise Woman simply sneaks into the castle with a spinning wheel of her own.
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[[folder: Caterpillar ]]
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A caterpillar that appeared in Rapunzel's story.
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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: A small fairy tale bug that's cute as a button.
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[[folder: The Oldest Sea Princess]]
!! Aristina
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Aurelia’s older sister who disapproves of her obsession with the surface world and her desire to trade her tail for legs for a prince.
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* BigSisterInstinct: She is very protective of Aurelia and threatens to go after Robin with a knife should any harm come to her little sister.
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[[folder: Prince Damir]]
!! Damir
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/b445a11e_e2e6_4006_8a2d_f353c9780e37.jpeg]]

The Prince that appears in The Little Sea Maid's story. He is the prince Aurelia has fallen for.
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* OneHundredPercentAdorationRating: His subjects speak very well of him and he's quite popular with the women of his kingdom.
* ABirthdayNotABreak: During his birthday cruise a storm sinks his ship and he nearly drowns. If it hadn't been for Aurelia, he'd have spent his last birthday with the fishes—both figuratively and literally.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: After Aurelia watches him on land, she plans to trade her tail for legs to be with him. But then Robin and Tank invoke the AdaptationalAlternateEnding and convince Aurelia to stay a mermaid and travel through waters to see the human world. After that, Damir isn’t seen or mentioned again, as Aurelia seemingly forgets all about him.
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[[folder: The Cheshire Cat]]
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[[caption-width-right:350: "Late? No one is ever late in Wonderland."[[labelnote: Note]] "Except the White Rabbit. He is ''always'' late."[[/labelnote]]]]
A mysterious feline who acts as a guide for those who travel through Wonderland.
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* CatsAreMean: Downplayed. He's more mischievous than outright malicious, but Tank doesn't like him because he was apparently responsible for the queen getting mad at Alice. He also refers to Alice as the "Mad One", likely knowing it would rile Tank up.
* CheshireCatGrin: The trope namer. He has a permanent wide grin on his face that extends way over his cheeks and head. It does drop at one point when Alice contradicts him and then reads him the riot act about his nonsensical behavior, but comes back almost immediately after they're done, implying that he was just pretending to be upset.
* LiteralistSnarking: Has a way with words that he often uses for snarking.
-->'''Robin:''' You're supposed to be a guide, right?
-->'''Cheshire Cat:''' Who supposes that?
* PantheraAwesome: He looks more like a jaguar than a cat and has a much more intimidating design than his original book-counterpart.
* PerpetualSmiler: That grin of his never seems to vanish or even falter.
* TalkingAnimal: A cat capable of speech.
* TricksterMentor: Implied to be one. His advice is often worded in a weird and ambiguous way, but it does hold true. His needling of Alice is also hinted to be his way of getting them to stand up for themself, as he reacts very pleased when they do and tells them they might just beat Wonderland after all.
* {{Troll}}: As in the original book, he seems to get a kick out of being as deliberately confusing and infuriating as possible.
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!! Minor Villains
[[folder: Demon Trees]]
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[[caption-width-right:299:"Oh, not the trees again" - Snow White]]

A bunch of evil living trees under the Wicked Witch's command.
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* HeroKiller: According to Tank and Snow White, they were responsible for the death of Robin's predecessor. They very nearly get her too.
* {{Treants}}: They're bloodthirsty evil tree-monsters whom the Wicked Witch regularly employs to dispose of the Prince Charmings who come to Snow White's hut.
* WhenTreesAttack: The Wicked Witch summons them to keep Robin from finishing ''Snow White''. This is apparently not the first time he's done this, as both Snow White and Tank note that the last Prince Charming didn't stand a chance against them.
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[[folder: The Briars]]
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Malevolent plant-life that started to grow after Briar Rose's curse activated.
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* BotanicalAbomination: A gigantic hedge born from a curse that can entrap people and grow eyeballs.
* EyesDoNotBelongThere: At some point the briars grew eyes on themselves that follow Robin's and Tank's every movement.
* GardenOfEvil: It forms one around Briar Rose's castle, preventing Robin and Tank from entering.
* HellishPupils: The briars have snake-like eyes with red, slanted pupils.
* ItCanThink: Implied. It seems to go straight after the human inhabitants of the castle and at one point eats Robin's sword when she tries to hack it to pieces. Appears to be Subverted in episode 26 when Hira points out that they aren't sentient, but the briars still do things like develop ''eyes'' to better watch the heroes and snap at Tank when he suggests burning them down, putting that claim into question.
* ManEatingPlant: Downplayed. It doesn't eat people, but anyone it traps within itself falls into a deep slumber that can only be broken once it's defeated.
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* MaliciousMisnaming: Robin doesn't bother remembering his actual name and instead either calls him by stereotypical fairy-names most of the time or just refers to him as "fairy".

* EvilIsPetty: Curses an infant to get back at the parents for not inviting her to the baby shower.

** She's also pretty on the mark when she describes the king and queen as basically bumbling idiots who should never have become parents, let alone rulers over an entire country.

* LoveAtFirstSight: Subverted. While she does immediately take an interest in Aladdin, she only truly falls for her when Aladdin shows herself to be earnest and kind, even without riches.

* GoldDigger: Her main goal in life is to nap herself a rich guy, then live the high life on his fortune. Seeing as she grew up in a poor neighborhood, it's kind of understandable.

* TheAllSolvingHammer: Her go-to solution to story-obstacles is 'hit it with my sword until it dies'. This leads to her having trouble with fairy tales were killing the villains ''isn't'' the solution to the problem, like in ''Aladdin'.

* AddledAddict: She craves magic power and becomes noticeably more unhinged the longer she has to wait for her next fix (the lamp, in this case). Lea even describes her as "shaking like an addict".

[[folder: Badroulbadour]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Where'd you find this one, father? Not one of the usual fops, I daresay"]]
[[quoteright:350:[[labelnote: Click here to see her without her veil]] https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fa_baldroubadors_face.PNG]][[/labelnote]]
The daughter of the Sultan. The most beautiful woman in the kingdom and Aladdin's love interest.
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: After Aladdin proclaims that she'd stay in the Sultan's kingdom if her and Badroulbadour were to marry, Bad asks her a number of these, starting with her questioning why Aladdin would abandon her people so easily.
* BrutalHonesty: She is shockingly straightforward, never sugar-coating anything. Her very first line is her noting that Aladdin seems different from "the usual fops" who ask for her hand in marriage.
[[/folder]]

[[caption-width-right:350:[[labelnote: Click here to see her without her veil]][[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fa_baldroubadors_face.PNG]][[/labelnote]]]]

[[folder: Badroulbadour]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[labelnote: Click here to see her without her veil]][[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fa_baldroubadors_face.PNG]][[/labelnote]]]]
The daughter of the Sultan. The most beautiful woman in the kingdom and Aladdin's love interest.
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: After Aladdin proclaims that she'd stay in the Sultan's kingdom if her and Badroulbadour were to marry, Bad asks her a number of these, starting with her questioning why Aladdin would abandon her people so easily.
* BrutalHonesty: She is shockingly straightforward, never sugar-coating anything. Her very first line is her noting that Aladdin seems different from "the usual fops" who ask for her hand in marriage.
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