History ComicBook / FigmentDisneyKingdoms

* ImmediateSequel: The first issue picks up right where the last issue of the first series left off.

* MissingChild: At the beginning of the final issue, Jess discovers that Capri has snuck out and left a note giving an unbelievable explanation as to why (needing to help Figment save Dreamfinder and others from the Doubtfinder). She drives to the Academy Scientifica Lucidus to see what is going on for herself due to worrying about her daughter.

* NothingIsScarier: After being reminded of her fears in the Nightmare Nation, Chimera curls up and starts sobbing. As her fears were "barked" to her rather than said in English, one can only guess what scares her enough to cause that reaction.

* AdaptationSpeciesChange: In the original version of Journey Into Imagination and interviews related to it, it's implied that Dreamfinder is an Anthropomorphic personification of creativity. Here, he is human.

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Chimera does not appear in the story and what happened to her after the events of the previous series is never revealed.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Chimera does not appear in the story and what happened to her after the events of the previous series is never revealed.

* OutlivingOnesOffspring: Subverted. Everyone else thinks this is the case for Mrs. Mercurial due to Blair and Figment disappearing through a portal after defeating the Singular, but the readers find out that the duo are still alive.

* AlliterativeName: As seen in a signature at the end of Capri's rejection letter in the third issue, the Academy's current chairman is named Austin Auckley.

* PowerMakesYourHairGrow: When Blair becomes the Dreamfinder, he grows his iconic beard.

* EurekaMoment: Blair has one regarding how to escape the sound sprites' prison when Figment states that the rules for his version of knots and crosses/tic-tac-toe are whatever one wants them to be.

* TeenGenius: Capri. Only thing keeping her from admission to the Academy Scientifica Lucidus is her age (13 years old according to WordOfGod). [[spoiler: This changes at the end of the story, as Chairman Auckley decides to make an exception and allow Capri to attend starting the following semester as a reward for saving everyone from the Doubtfinder.]]

* TheWonderland: The Imaginary realm. The grass that Blair and Figment land in feels like hair, one resident is a dog like creature that eats metal (Chimera), and then there's the Nightmare Nation, an EldritchLocation that taunts those who wind up in it by reminding them of their fears with the VoiceOfTheLegion.

%%* TheWonderland: The Imaginary realm.

* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Chairman Illocrant calls for order when shutting down the mesmonic converter, but when this brings forth the Singular and the Clockwork Control army, it's not the type of order he had in mind and he regrets his wish.

* BreakoutHit: Thanks to the nostalgic love for the original attraction on the internet, it has become enough of a best-seller to surprise even Bob Iger and gain a sequel series.

** The Nightmare Nation is based on the original ride's Literature realm, with Blair landing on a book labeled "Tales of Terror".

There were originally plans for a third sequel, but unfortunately, it would be cancelled as a result of the ''Disney Kingdoms'' imprint becoming defunct.

* AdaptationExpansion: The comic fleshes out Dreamfinder greatly, expanding on his personality and giving him a proper backstory, as well as a name (Blarion Mercurial).

* CyberCyclops: The Singular.

* MixAndMatchCreatures: Figment has the horns of a steer and the snout of a crocodile, among other things.

** The Dreamfinder is much more insecure, awkward, doubtful and vulnerable in the comic than the cheerful, eccentric and wise man he was in the ride and his relationship with Figment is a bit closer to the StraightManAndWiseGuy dynamic Nigel Channing had with Figment in the third incarnation as opposed to the friendly teacher/student relationship the duo have in the original ride. {{Justified|Trope}} as he is younger in the comic than his ride counterpart and he [[CharacterDevelopment becomes more like his ride counterpart]] over the course of the comics as he tackles his insecurities.

* FullNameUltimatum: In the first issue, Jess calls Capri by her whole name "Capricious Aloysius Harmony" before scolding her for ruining her dress due to an experiment.

* GoodParents: Jess is this to Capri, scolding her for ruining a dress due to an experiment but encouraging her to pursue her dream of attending the Academy.