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Maleficent's Council and Allies
In General
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: They exploit Sora's All-Loving Hero nature by masquerading as outcasts who wish to rescue princesses and save the worlds at large.
- False Friend: To Sora.
Maleficent
Maleficent
"The truth can be most cruel, even amongst the closest of friends."
Origin: Sleeping Beauty
Appearances: Act 1: The Antipode
|Act 2: Fragmented Truths (Illusion)|Act 3: All That's Left (Flashbacks)|Side Stories: Dark Deliberations
"You fools… I shall not allow you to interfere with my plans. As soon as that foolish boy completes the Keyhole, this world shall be plunged into darkness!"
A wicked fairy bent on conquering every world in existence. She manipulates Sora under the guise of a kindly, heroic outcast, decieving him into aiding in her goals.
- Back from the Dead: It is revealed that after her defeat at the hands of Riku, Maleficent was somehow sent back in time to the Simulated Daybreak Town.
- Big Bad Duumvirate: Much like in the original game, Maleficent shares this role with Ansem, Seeker of Darkness in Act 1. Though the latter is The Heavy, Maleficent serves as a more active threat for the majority of the story.
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Presents herself as a kindly, well-meaning outcast who wishes to rescue the princesses and save the worlds at large.
- Broken Pedestal: Sora is furious when he realizes she was lying to him all along, attacking her dragon form in tears.
- Dark Is Not Evil: Tries to convince Sora that she is this. It works for a while.
- Devil in Plain Sight: Though her true nature is known to the majority of the cast, she does such a good job manipulating Sora that he doesn't suspect that she's a villain until its too late.
- Evil Mentor: To Sora. She takes the boy under her wing, teaches him magic and acts as a mentor towards him.
- False Friend: Befriends Sora due to his connection with the Keybearer.
- Faux Affably Evil: Puts on a kind, motherly facade when trying to manipulate someone.
- Legion of Doom: Leads a council of Disney Villains who conspire in their efforts to conquer the worlds.
- Obviously Evil: Lampshaded by Hades in All That's Left.Not that it matters. Looks to me like Maleficent made a sucker outta you after all. Yeesh, you'd think the horns woulda given her away from the start.
- Pre Ass Kicking One Liner: Spouts one before transforming into a dragon.So you still continue to fight, even when the odds are against you. I suppose, then, I have no choice. This castle will be your tomb, as I unleash all the powers of hell!
- Villainous Legacy: Even in death, Maleficent is notorious throughout the worlds as the wicked fairy who plunged several worlds into darkness.
- Wham Line: Her appearance in Marluxia's memory within Castle Oblivion appears to retread her duel with Lauriam in Kingdom Hearts χ...until she mentions Riku by name, indicating that she somehow traveled to the past after her demise in Act 1.
Hades
Hades
"See, I got plans. Monumental plans, and I can't have a bunch of Key-slinging runts screwing around and making things complicated."
Origin: Hercules
Appearances: Act 1: The Antipode|Act 3: All That's Left
"See, I don't think you kids appreciate the position that you're in. Maleficent, Ursula, Ansem, the Organization—losers, all of them! None of them had the talent or the ambition to do what I've accomplished here today. Couldn't even conquer their own worlds, let alone the cosmos! I'm on a whole 'nother level beyond anything you kiddies have ever seen. And you know what the real kicker is? I've never been your enemy!"
The Lord of the Dead and ruler of the Underworld in Olympus. While he appears in Act 1 as one of Maleficent's allies, Hades abandons her in favor of pursuing his own goals. He later appears as the Starter Villain in Act 3: All That's Left.
- Accidental Misnaming: Hades mispronounces Donald and Goofy's names as "Dolan" and "Gooby".
- Adaptational Badass: As in the animated film, Hades successfully entraps the other Greek Gods in ice and gains the power of the entire pantheon, thereby becoming the single-most powerful being in the universe. On top of Nigh-Invulnerability, the rules of Keyblades don't apply to him, allowing him to steal Aqua's Keyblade and turns it into the χ-Blade.
- Deal with the Devil: Prior to his battle, Hades offers this to the heroes, suggesting the possibility of eliminating all the Heartless, restoring Sora's humanity and bringing back lost loved ones. Goofy is having none of it.
- Kick the Dog: After holding Tinker Bell hostage and tormenting the heroes with the threat of incinerating her, Hades kills her in a needlessly cruel way. He lets her go, then just as she begins to cry tears of hope, he utters the simple phrase "I don't believe in you...", causing her to drop dead in front of the heroes. She gets better.
- Near-Villain Victory: Hades would very well have succeeded in his plan to conquer the universe were it not for the intervention of Xemnas.
- Shout-Out: "Ten points for Gryffindor!"
- Shut Up, Hannibal!: Is on the receiving end of this from Goofy.Goofy: Oh, hogwash! You make promises too good to be true and don't even mention the price tag! You're even worse than those telemarketers that Maxie warned me about!
- Starter Villain: In Act 3: All That's Left.
- We Can Rule Together: Offers to spare Aqua if she agrees to become his queen and threatens her with death should she refuse. She responds by positioning the χ-Blade to her throat.
Ursula
Origin: The Little Mermaid (1989)
Appearances: Act 1: The Antipode''
Oogie Boogie
Origin: The Nightmare Before Christmas
Appearances: Act 1: The Antipode''
- Big Fun: Presents himself as this when acting as a False Friend to Sora.
Jafar
Jafar
"You may think you're a hero, boy… But you're just a child playing pretend!"
Origin: Aladdin
Appearances: Act 1: The Antipode|Act 2: Fragmented Truths
A scheming magician from the world of Agrabah.- Adaptational Badass: In contrast to his boss fight in Kingdom Hearts, the fight with Jafar in Act 1 is more reminiscent of the animated film. Likewise, Jafar's second wish is to become the most powerful sorcerer in all the worlds. As well as summoning Heartless, he turns Donald into a rubber duck and Riku's Keyblade into a toy sword, all while spouting awful puns. He also transforms into a giant cobra.
- Becoming the Genie: His wish to become a genie backfires on him as it allows Riku and Aladdin to trap him in a new lamp.
- Evil Sorcerer: His second wish is to become, in his own words, "the most powerful sorcerer in all the worlds".
- False Friend: To Sora.
- Jackass Genie: Though Riku Replica and XIII go to Jafar for help on restoring XIII's heart, the duo is well aware that Jafar is not to be trusted.
- Magic Staff: Wields one shaped like a cobra.
- Nigh-Invulnerability: As a genie.
- Villain Song: Briefly. During his fight, he strips away Aladdin's prince disguise while singing a verse of Prince Ali (Reprise), much to the Genie's dismay.The Genie: Oh, it's not enough that he's singing our song. He's singing it out of tune!
- Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: Tricks Sora by telling him that he wanted the lamp to save Agrabah from an evil Sultan whose forcing his daughter to marry against her will, thereby tricking him into stealing the lamp for him.
Captain Hook
Captain James Hook
Origin: Peter Pan
Appearances: Act 1: The Antipode|Act 2: Fragmented Truths (Illusion)
A foul-tempered Pirate captain and a member of Maleficent's Council of Villains.- Badass Normal: Unlike his colleagues, Captain Hook has no supernatural abilities, instead relying on swordplay during battle.
- Cool Boat: Owns a pirate ship that can travel between worlds.
- Hook Hand. Well, duh.
- Unreliable Narrator: Tricks Sora by telling him that a wicked boy named Peter Pan cut off his hand and fed it to a crocodile.
Flotsam and Jetsam
Lock, Shock and Barrel
Lock, Shock and Barrel
Origin: The Nightmare Before Christmas
Appearances: Act 1: The Antipode''
A trio of troublemaking kids who serve as Oogie Boogie's henchmen. Iago
Iago
Origin: Aladdin
Appearances: Act 1: The Antipode|Act 2: Fragmented Truths|The Year Between
Jafar's boisterous parrot sidekick.- Heel–Face Turn: In Fragmented Truths.
- Greed: His primary vice. Donald lampshades this.He's almost as bad as Uncle Scrooge...
Manhattan
Demona
Demona
Origin: Gargoyles
Appearances: The Year Between
"Look at you all, backed into a corner like the helpless prey that you are. To think that a child and her pets were able to interfere with my plans... And here I thought the Keyblade only chose those who are strong."
A gargoyle hell-bent on eradicating humanity. Though her ambitions make her an ideal target for the Organization, her immortality prevents her from succumbing to darkness.- Establishing Character Moment: Her first appearance has her express frustration at some humans escaping her Heartless attacks due to the Keybearer's arrival.
- Fantastic Racism: She utterly despises humanity and desires nothing less than the complete extinction of their kind.
- Immortality: Said immortality allows her to summon as many Heartless as she desires without the risk of losing her own heart.
- Kill All Humans: Her primary motive. She frequently uses Heartless for the sole purpose of slaughtering humans. Upon learning that Sora is "a human in Heartless' skin", she immediately desires to kill him.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Her eyes can glow a bright red.
- Would Hurt a Child: Footage from her attacks reveal a five-year-old girl having her heart ripped out by a Heartless.
David Xanatos
David Xanatos
"Believe it or not, I know better than to dabble with darkness. It's just not good for your health.":
Click here to see his Steel Clan Armor
Origin: Gargoyles
Appearances: The Year Between
"Unfortunately, I can't keep this corporation afloat if the city sinks into darkness. As fascinating as those Heartless are, I'd sooner be rid of them than invite them into my home."
An intelligent, amoral multi-billionaire. Pragmatic and unflabbale, Xanatos was responsible for reawakening the Gargoyles in the present day. Despite this, his manipulations and diabolical machinations have cemented him as an enemy to the Manhattan Clan. When Aqua and Sora crashland in his office after using the Star Shard, Xanatos befriends them and helps them find his world's keyhole. Even when the heroes discover his true nature, Xanatos forms a temporary alliance with them in order to stop Demona from plunging their world into darkness.- Affably Evil: Impeccably polite even to his enemies.
- Boring, but Practical: Unlike many villains, Xanatos abstains from using darkness and the heartless due to the risk of losing one's heart.To the uninformed, the darkness is probably the greatest tool in existence. The power to command a whole army of obedient pawns, the ability to move from place to place with little effort… If it weren't for the risks involved, I might've considered it after all.
- The Chessmaster: Enough to rival Master Xehanort. Xanatos plays both the heroes and other villains like pieces on a chessboard.
- Devil in Plain Sight: Downplayed. Though he assists them in finding the Keyhole, Aqua and Sora don't particularly trust him.
- Enemy Mine: Forms a truce with the heroes and helps them defeat Demona, if only to prevent Manhattan from falling to darkness.
- Establishing Character Moment: Xanatos's first scene has him meeting with Zexion. Though Xanatos forms a partnership with the Nobody, he asks Zexion what he wants in return, knowing full well that he has ulterior motives. This scene establishes him as an intelligent, resourceful chessmaster with no special powers who learnt of the Outside World through his own resources and cunning.Owen: Mr. Xanatos, I trust you realize he has ulterior motives.
Xanatos: I know, and I'm counting on it. - Genre Savvy: Cites this as the reason he chose not to trust Maleficent.I was read a lot of fairy tails when I was young. You learn to recognize a witch when you see one.
- Mecha-Mooks: His Steel Clan; a series of robots modeled after the Gargoyles.
- Powered Armor: As well as the aforementioned Steel Clan, Xanatos utilizes a set of robotic battle armour.
- Refused the Call: Though Maleficent offered him a place in her Council of Villains, Xanatos declined as her plan for world domination was "too cliché" for his liking.
Owen Burnett
Owen Burnett
Origin: Gargoyles
Appearances: The Year Between
"On the contrary, neither one of us has an interest in the darkness, despite what the Nobodies may believe."
David Xanatos's loyal assistant.- Affably Evil: Conducts himself politely and professionally.
- The Dragon: To David Xanatos.
- Punch-Clock Villain: He's not really "evil"; he's Just Following Orders.
Sherwood Forest
Prince John
Prince John
"Are you mocking me, boy?! I'll have you know that I have the very powers of darkness at my command!
Origin: Robin Hood (1973)
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"Those miserable miscreants! If they even dare to set foot in this castle, I'll… I'll send a hundred of my men! No, a thousand! I'll have them cornered, gored, and hung from the gallows!"
The tyrannical yet bratty prince of Nottingham.- Adaptational Badass: Puts up a fight against the heroes before succumbing to darkness.
- Ax-Crazy: As he gives in to his darkness, Prince John gradually devolves into a homicidal rage, becoming more and more like a feral beast before losing his heart.I'll kill you all! All traitors must perish!
- Casting a Shadow: Utilizes Dark Firaga during battle.
- Death by Adaptation: Succumbs to darkness during his confrontation and becomes a Heartless.
- Flaming Sword: Ignites his sword with Dark Firaga during his battle.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: Being a massive Spoiled Brat, he gets angry and irritated rather easily.
- The Heartless: His Heartless is a ginormous, golden set of armor with a bejeweled sword.
- Hypocrite: Accuses the heroes of using witchcraft against him in battle despite calling upon the darkness himself. When Riku lampshades this, he simply retorts that he's the Prince.
- The Power of Hate: Luxord advises Prince John to channel his hatred for Robin Hood, which pushes him over the edge.Yes… hatred. How I loathe that rogue and all that he stands for! Always getting in my way! Stealing and looting and ruining all my schemes!
The Sheriff of Nottingham
The Sheriff of Nottingham
Origin: Robin Hood (1973)
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"By the way, kiddo, ya better sleep with one eye open."
The greedy Sheriff of Nottingham, who takes great pleasure in collecting taxes from helpless peasants.- Card-Carrying Villain: Particularly enjoys collecting taxes from widows, the poor and churches.
- The Dragon: Prince John's primary enforcer.
Sir Hiss
Sir Hiss
Origin: Robin Hood (1973)
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"But must we really rely on the Heartless? Ever since their arrival, our men have… changed, and I can't be the only one who's noticed."
Prince John's Royal Advisor.- Accessory-Wearing Cartoon Animal: Wears nothing but a feathered hat and a collar. Justified, because he is a snake.
- Even Evil Has Standards: Is unsettled by the fact that much of their soldiers lost their hearts and shudders when Prince John orders the execution of Friar Tuck.
Inca Empire
Yzma
Yzma
"Of course not! But I can control the Heartless without relying on darkness. What do you think we've been doing this whole time?"
Origin: The Emperor's New Groove
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"Hmm… No doubt he'll be furious. That spoiled brat is selfish, arrogant, and completely detached from reality. And now he's powerless… Why, with just the right push, he could easily succumb to the darkness, and then he'd have to answer to me!"
The Royal Advisor who aims to turn the Emperor into a Heartless and usurp the throne. Despite her lust for power, she knows better than to rely on darkness.- Gossipy Hens:
Word of God states◊ that Yzma sometimes gets together with Madam Mim and Eda Clawthorne to gossip. - Laughably Evil: One of the more comedic villains in the series.
- Mad Scientist: Has a secret lab where she brews potions that transform the subject into an animal. Luxord uses one of these during his visit to Sherwood Forest.
Kronk
Kronk
Origin: The Emperor's New Groove
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
Yzma's right-hand man with a love of baking. Is kind and gentle despite his profession.- Friendly Enemy: Unsurprisingly. He offers the heroes spinach puffs and sits down for a chat with Goofy in Yzma's lab.
- Heel–Face Turn: Defects from Yzma in the world's climax.
- Minion with an F in Evil: He doesn't have an evil bone in his body.
- Mistreatment-Induced Betrayal: The reason he turns on Yzma after being convinced by Goofy and Sora.Goofy: Ya know, maybe ya oughta stop listenin' to her!Sora: Aren't you tired of getting bullied around?
- Nice Guy: Kronk is sweet, gentle and friendly.
- Punch-Clock Villain: He really isn't evil; he just works for someone who is.
- Real Men Wear Pink: He bakes as a hobby.
Disney Town Arcade
King Candy/Turbo
King Candy/Turbo
Origin: Wreck-It Ralph
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"I'm Turbo, the greatest racer ever, and I did not reprogram this world so you, your little friends, and that halitosis-ridden warthog could take it away from me!"
The corrupt ruler of Sugar Rush and the fastest racer there. He is actually Turbo; the main character of the unplugged game Turbo Time. Turbo altered the code of Sugar Rush to make himself ruler whilst turning the real ruler, Princess Vanellope Von Schweetz, into a glitch.- Adaptational Badass: Even before becoming a Cy-Bug, King Candy puts up a fight. He rams his kart into Vanellope's and jumps onto the bonnet, wielding a pipe as a baton.
- Kick the Dog: Is needlessly cruel towards Xion; herself a "glitch". In his Cy-Bug form, he peels off her hood, revealing her disfigurement to her friends.
- Oh, Crap!: His reaction when he learns of Xion's presence. He encountered King Mickey and Donald in the past and feared that they would uncover his secret.
Cy-Bugs
Cy-Bugs
Origin: Wreck-It Ralph
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
Destructive cybernetic insects that serve as the main antagonists of the first-person shooter Hero's Duty. The Organization invests in them as a potential weapon.- Bizarre Alien Reproduction: They all appear capable of laying eggs, and can do so when there's only one of them.
- Cannibalism Superpower: Cy-Bugs gain the attributes of anything they eat; a quality Heartlesses lack. This is the primary reason why Zexion considered them as a possible alternative for the Heartless.
- Rogues' Gallery Transplant: The Organization collects a Cy-Bug egg sample, and its implied that they intend to use the Cy-Bugs as another mook alongside the Heartless.
Metroville
Syndrome
Syndrome (Real Name: Buddy Pine)
"Even with those Keyblades, you're just like any other super. Without your powers, you're weak."
Origin: The Incredibles
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"Of course not, but villainous ploys are nothing new, and my heroics are gonna paint things in a totally different light. In fact, I should be thanking you! With all the worlds in chaos, this is the perfect business opportunity. My weapons, my inventions… I can sell 'em to the highest bidders and give those worlds the hope that you were stupid enough to take away."
A sociopathic Gadgeteer Genius who allies himself with the Organization.- Anime Hair: His impossible beehive of flame-like hair is ridiculous even for Kingdom Hearts standards.
- Arms Dealer: Made his fortune through inventing and selling weapons. He even intended on expanding his services to other worlds.
- Dual Boss: Fights Riku and Kairi alongside Lexaeus in the Parr's Family Household.
- Engineered Heroics: His Evil Plan involves setting an Omnidroid loose in the city of Metroville and defeating it himself under the guise of a Super Hero, thereby lavishing in the praise one would get from heroism.
- Establishing Character Moment: In his second appearance, Syndrome orders a missile strike on the Highwind with the full knowledge that Mr. Inredible's wife and children are on board. After forcing the poor guy to watch as his family is seemingly killed, Syndrome then orders Mirage to replay the footage four times to further break his spirit.
- Hate Sink: Easily one of the most despicable villains in the series.
- Psychopathic Manchild: Lexaeus likens him to a child handed a toolbox of explosives.
- Villainous Legacy: The Organization absorbs his resources after his death. Notably, he provided them with neutralizers that allowed them to disable the heroes' Keyblade magic within the walls of their castle.
- What the Hell, Hero?: Gives one to Riku for neglecting to close the Door to Darkness, revealing his selfish decision to the Parrs.And sure, I'm not a conventional hero, but at least I'm not like him. After all, he left the Door to Darkness wide open. He could've brought back all those worlds that disappeared. Heck, I heard that if he'd shut that door, the worlds wouldn't even be able to fall to darkness… But no, he was too scared to commit. (To Riku) You may think I'm a villain, but have you ever thought about all those lives you've cast into the darkness? How many people you've let become mindless, Heart-stealing monsters?
- Would Hurt a Child: Has no problem ordering a missile strike on the Highwind despite knowing full well that Mr. Incredible's children are on board.
Mirage
Mirage
Origin: The Incredibles
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
Syndrome's assistant, who helps the heroes after being betrayed by her boss.- Even Evil Has Standards: Even though she helped Syndrome with his Evil Plan which involved killing multiple supers, she shows hesitation when Syndrome orders her to play the footage of the Highwind's destruction in front of Mr. Incredible.
- My God, What Have I Done?: It is Implied that she feels immense guilt for her participation in Syndrome's crimes and helped the heroes in order to atone for them.There's no need. In fact, I hardly deserve such kindness.
The Omnidroids
The Omnidroids
Origin: The Incredibles
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
Gigantic battle robots designed by Syndrome for his Engineered Heroics plan.- Adaptational Badass: After its initial defeat, it enters a second phase where its eye turns purple and black smoke radiates from its body.
- Combat Tentacles: Its primary weapons. The claws can rotate as saws or be propelled using rockets.
Treasure Planet
John Silver
John Silver
"I've seen enough to know that you both have the makings of greatness in ya."
Origin: Treasure Planet
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"But if you want to reach your peak, if you really want to shine like the stars, then you have to chart your own course. Stick to it, no matter the squalls, and when the time comes and you get the chance to really test the cut of your sails… Well, I'd like to be there, catching some of the light coming off you that day."
A burly Cyborg pirate who acts as a father figure of sorts to Jim Hawkins and Riku. Despite conspiring with Xigbar for his own purposes, Silver genuinely cared for the two and meant every word of support he ever said to them.—Silver to Riku and Jim
- Affably Evil: Jovial and fatherly even after his true agenda is revealed.
- An Arm and a Leg: A robotic arm and leg.
- Berserk Button: Was enraged when Riku likened him to Maleficent after his betrayal.
- Big Bad Friend: Formed a genuine bond with Riku and Jim despite working with Xigbar. Even after his betrayal, he still held the two in high esteem.
- Broken Pedestal: To Riku after the former's betrayal.Riku: You told Jim that you saw greatness in him. Said the same thing to me. We trusted you. Heck, I even kind of looked up to you. But, you're just another Maleficent.
Silver: [Flares up] Now, listen here! That she-demon is a destroyer of worlds! I may pillage and plunder, but I—
Riku: You're with the Organization. I've seen what they do to worlds that don't fall in line. They don't destroy them; they leave them begging for death.
Silver: You...! - Electronic Eye: Sports a robotic eye that glows red.
- Empowered Badass Normal: His physical prowess is impressive, even ignoring the obvious enhancements.
- Foil: To Maleficent. Both served as mentors to Riku and Sora respectively, only to become Broken Pedestals when the heroes discover their true agendas. The difference is that Maleficent never saw Sora as anything more than a pawn whilst Silver genuinely cared for Riku and held him in high esteem. Furthermore, Silver ultimately pulled a Heel–Face Turn and made amends with the heroes.
- Friend-or-Idol Decision: Like in the film, Silver gets the opportunity to escape with the treasure, but gives it up to save Jim's life.
- Greed: His primary motive for finding Treasure Planet.
- Karma Houdini: Just like in the source material, Silver gets away without any repercussions for his actions, though not before making amends with Jim and arranging for Ringabel to rescue the heroes from Arendelle.
- Morality Pet: Riku and Jim serve as this to him.
- Nothing Personal: Uses this to justify his betrayal to Riku.Listen, lad, it's nothing personal. You 'n Jimbo… you're both good kids. But, I've come too far. Been spending nearly me whole life searching for this treasure…
- Pet the Dog: His kindness towards Jim and Riku is genuine.
- In the end, he gives Jim a generous portion of treasure to help the latter's financial situation.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: When the cast crashlands into Arendelle, Silver swipes the wrecked ship's warp drive and
- Swiss-Army Appendage: His mechanical arm can transform from a laser gun to a kitchen knife to a sword. Riku likens him to a walking utility knife.
- Villain Respect: Held Jim and Riku in high esteem even after they ended up on opposing sides.And you, lad; what I said about greatness wasn't a lie. With the way I put you through the wringer, I half-expected you to keel over. But instead, you busted your back, by thunder! Put the rest of me crew to shame, you did.
Scroop
Scroop
"nOwHeRe… tO rUN… CaBiN bOoOoY…"
Origin: Treasure Planet
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
An insectoid alien who stages a mutiny alongside John Silver and Xigbar.- Big Creepy-Crawlies: Essentially a giant spider/scorpion.
- Casting a Shadow: Utilizes Dark Firaga and Dark Aura in battle.
- Dies Differently in Adaptation: Rather than falling into a black hole, Scroop nearly succumbs to darkness before having his heart ripped out by Sora.
- Glowing Eyes: As he dives deeper into darkness, his Supernatural Gold Eyes begin to glow brightly.
- Kick the Dog: Harasses Silver for the kindness he showed to Jim and Riku.
- Mix-and-Match Critter: He's an alien that looks like a cross between a spider, a scorpion and a crab.
- Psycho for Hire: He's so sadistic he disgusts Silver.
- Red And Blackand Evil All Over: Scroop is an alien bug hybrid whose skin color is a combination of red and black.
- Sssssnake Talk: His voice is more reminiscent of a hiss than proper speech.
Captain Nathaniel Flint
Captain Nathaniel Flint
"Oh, death stared me in the face, it did, but I had me ways around it."
Origin: Treasure Planet
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"Ah… Crafty lot, aren't ye… But ye fools be wasting your time. Always knew someone would come… So I split meself in two. Meself, an empty husk. And Me Heartless, buried deep within this world's heart. My heart…"
A notorious Keybearer and pirate captain who amassed and hid treasure from countless worlds. His final action was to stab himself with his Keyblade and connect his heart to the heart of Treasure Planet, leaving his Nobody to guard his treasure.- Abusive Precursors: A Keybearer who terrorized the worlds during the Age of Fairy Tales and killed several other Keybearers.
- Adaptational Badass: In this continuity, the most feared Space Pirate in all the worlds wields a Keyblade. His skeletal remains (actually his Nobody) rises from a throne of Keyblades to fight the heroes whilst his Heartless emerges from within the world's heart during said world's destruction.
- Dem Bones: As a Nobody, Flint's flesh rotted away over time, leaving only his skeleton.
- The Dreaded: Was feared throughout the worlds for his cruelty.
- Extra Eyes: He has six eyesockets.
- The Heartless: His Heartless is a humongous, six-armed skeletal monstrosity dripping with darkness, buried within the world's heart.
- Spared by the Adaptation: Downplayed. Though his role in the story remains largely unchanged, Captain Flint cheated death in the form of a Nobody. Thus, his skeleton actually awakens to fight the heroes.
- Storm of Blades: Much like Master Xehanort, Flint can launch torrents of rusted Keyblades at his enemies.
- Throne Made of X: His Nobody sat upon a throne of Keyblades guarding his treasure. At the start of his fight, he rises from his throne and launches the Keyblades at the intruders.
Arendelle
Hans (Unmarked Spoilers)
Nahxs (Original Name: Hans)
"And I became a Nobody of my own accord. My alliance with the Organization is merely one of convenience."
Origin: Frozen (2013)
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"That fool, Anna, has already surrendered her heart and her kingdom to me. And these ignorant subjects still believe we have their best interests at heart. It doesn't matter how many Keybearers storm the palace doors; this is checkmate. Arendelle belongs to the Organization, and it will not be the last world that we claim."
The Organization's XIV and their newest recruit. Cunning and charismatic with an insatiable lust for power, Nahxs became a Nobody of his own volition long before joining the Organization.
- 13 Is Unlucky: The thirteenth brother in his family. Ironically, he ends up joining Organization XIII.
- Accentuate the Negative: A stab in the heart from his enchanted glass can amplify a person's darkest nature, making them see only the ugly in the world.
- Adaptational Backstory Change: Hans willingly cast away his humanity and had lived for years as a Nobody prior to the events of the story. Notably, he's from a different world entirely, and infiltrates Arendelle alongside Xaldin as part of Organization XIII. Overlaps with Adaptational Species Change.
- Adaptational Badass: Nahxs is not only a proficient swordsman, but as a Nobody, he wields enchanted glass powers that range from amplifying a person's darkest nature to replicating the abilities of his opponents.
- Adaptational Karma: Inverted. Rather than being arrested or his crimes, Nahxs escapes through a dark corridor, cementing his Rogues' Gallery Transplant.
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Nahxs embodies this even moreso than his colleagues in the Organization. Though he acts as a kind, noble friend and ally to the heroes, Nahxs is truly hollow inside.
- Black Cloak: As his uniform in the Organization.
- Breaking Speech: Gives one to Elsa in order to push her to succumb to the darkness.
- Classic Villain: Ambition and Greed.
- The Corruptor: His powers are ideal for turning people into Heartless. On the Organization's orders, Nahxs does this to Elsa.
- Disney Villain Death: Subverted. During the battle with Sköll, Hans seemingly falls into a chasm to his death. Unbeknownst to the heroes, he used a Dark Corridor to escape.
- Early-Bird Cameo: Is first alluded to in Chapter 47; which takes place midway through the Treasure Planet arc. He appears in The Castle That Never Was gazing into an ornate mirror, his hood concealing his face.
- Faux Affably Evil: Beneath his kind and honourable Prince Charming exterior lies one of the most depraved members of the Organization.
- Guest-Star Party Member: Joins the heroes on their trip to Elsa's Ice Palace.
- In the Hood: His Early-Bird Cameo and first encounter with the heroes has him in his Black Cloak with his hood up.
- Hate Sink: Is despicable even by the standards of the Organization.
- Kick the Dog:
- Gives an extremely condescending "The Reason You Suck" Speech to Jim Hawkins in an attempt to discredit him.You didn't say a word on the ride here, but you're transparently easy to read. You're a brute. You've had several altercations with the law on your own world, and you've never truly tasted ecstasy until you fought the pirates on your last, failed adventure. It's how you feel alive. Violence. Rebellion. You've never rescued anyone. You're in need of saving. And, right now, you're imagining how liberating it would be to draw your blaster and drag the villain down from his high horse. You're the last person I would ever send to rescue my Anna.
- Taunts Elsa with his plans to kill Anna while wearing her father's wedding suit.
- Gives an extremely condescending "The Reason You Suck" Speech to Jim Hawkins in an attempt to discredit him.
- Manipulative Bastard: He's a perfect fit for the Organization. As well as exploiting Anna's desire for romance, Nahxs adjusts his demeanor to fit the person he's talking to, behaving warm and friendly towards Goofy and serious and professional towards Captain Amelia. Nahxs blends in so well with the world of Arendelle that nobody suspects he's from another world.
- Mythology Gag: Nahxs's abilities are a reference to the devil's mirror from the original fairy tail.
- Power Copying: His Magic Mirror powers allow him to replicate the abilities of his opponents, making him a dangerous opponent for Keybearers.
- Prince Charmless: A prince whose charisma is matched by his depravity.
- Rogues' Gallery Transplant: Notably the only member of the Organization who doesn't originate from the Kingdom Hearts franchise.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Leaves Xaldin for dead during the Arendelle climax, cementing his Rogues' Gallery Transplant and indicating that he'll remain a threat to the heroes outside of Arendelle.
- The Sociopath: Nahxs is cold and callous with no regard for the lives of others.
- The Soulless: Notably, Hans became a Nobody of his own volition.
- Squishy Wizard: His primary gimmick in combat is his Power Copying, which can only reflect offensive magic used against him. Thus, opponents who don't use magic (such as Captain Amelia) would be able to overcome him with pure physical skill. Downplayed in that he is a skilled swordsman even without his powers.
- Team Member in the Adaptation: In the latter half of All That's Left, Hans is recruited into the Organization, adopting the name "Nahxs" in the process.
- Unrelated in the Adaptation: There is no indicator that Sköll is his Heartless in this continuity.
- Villainous Rescue: Hans throws Kairi a Megaelixir during the battle with Sköll. Justified due to him keeping the pretense of being on the side of the heroes.
- Villain with Good Publicity: He along with the Organization act as benefactors to Arendelle.
- Walking Spoiler: Its impossible to talk about Hans in-depth without revealing that he's the newest member of the Organization.
The Duke of Weselton
The Duke of Weselton
Origin: Frozen (2013)
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"I fail to see why an outsider should assume command of this kingdom! Especially one so…so…!"
- Berserk Button: Doesn't like it when people mispronounce his name.
- Burn the Witch!: His immediate reaction to seeing Kairi is this.
- Death by Adaptation: After an unsuccessful siege on the castle, the Duke is unceremoniously electrocuted and kicked out of a window by Larxene.
- Establishing Character Moment: Orders his men to fire at Kairi with no regards to who could get caught in the crossfire. Kairi quickly summons a barrier to shield herself and the citizens from the arrows. Not long afterwards, he gets a snowball in the face courtesy of Marle.
- Fantastic Racism: Is outraged when Captain Amelia (a non-human from another world) becomes the acting ruler of Arendelle and stages a coup to oust her from power. note
- Large Ham: Not as prominent as other villains, but its there.Remember, men! Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes! …Wait, we turned out the lights, so we can't see anything—JUST FIRE WHEN YOU FEEL LIKE IT!
Other Worlds
The Coachman
The Coachman
"You'll all wish you never set foot in this world! But it's far too late now…"
Origin: Pinocchio
Appearances: Act 1: The Antipode
"I don't take well to trespassers. Especially meddlesome brats like you. You've seen far too much, boy. I thought the Heartless would do you in, but I see that you're a bigger pain than I would've imagined."
The sadistic owner of Pleasure Island, who makes a living out of abducting young boys from lost worlds and turning them into donkeys to be sold into slavery.- Adaptational Karma: The Coachman is killed by the Behemoth Heartless he summoned to fight Riku. Overlaps with Death by Adaptation and Hoist by Their Own Petard.
- Adaptational Villainy: Surprisingly. While his counterpart from the animated film already had no qualms with abusing children and selling them into slavery, this incarnation of the Coachman actually whips them and its all but said that he feeds them to the Heartless if they can't be sold.
- Evil Old Folks: Far more evil than Master Xehanort.
- Hate Sink: Lacks any redeeming or comical qualities to balance out his villainy.
- He Knows Too Much: Tries to kill Riku, Donald and Goofy for this reason.
- Pleasure Island: The Coachman lures away young boys who lost their homeworlds and takes them to an amusement park where they are given tobacco and alcohol and encouraged to misbehave.
- Sadist: Takes great pleasure in turning little boys into donkeys, whipping them, and selling them into slavery. Its no wonder his world has such an extreme level of darkness.
- Would Hurt a Child: On top of turning little boys into donkeys, the Coachman has no qualms with physically abusing them and potentially allowing them to be Eaten Alive by the Heartless.
Madame Mim
The Mad Madame Mim
Origin: The Sword in the Stone
Appearances: Act 2: Fragmented Truths
- Adaptational Badass: Continues to fight even after Merlin turns into a virus to infect her.
- Gossipy Hens: Word of God states◊ that Mim sometimes shares gossip with Yzma and Eda Clawthorne.
- The Rival: Considers herself this to Maleficent, whom she sees as inferior.
- Shapeshifter Showdown: Has one with Merlin like in the animated film.
The Titans
The Titans
Origin: Hercules
Appearances: Act 1: The Antipode|Act 3: All That's Left
- Adaptational Badass: In contrast to the games, the Titans are depicted as nigh-invulnerable deities so powerful that the Cyclops alone almost singlehandedly wiped out the entire party, who were only able to win due to the intervention of the Genie.
- Nigh-Invulnerability: None of the heroes' attacks seem to have any effect on them.
