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Debuted in Act 1
Jiminy Cricket
The Genie
The Genie
Origin: Aladdin
Appearances: Act 1: The Antipode
|Act 2: Fragmented Truths|The Year Between|Act 3: All That's Left
The one and only Genie of the Lamp. After being freed by Aladdin, the Genie gives Riku the lamp, allowing the heroes to summon him whenever they need backup. He assists Riku, Donald and Goofy during their fight with Maleficent in Act 1 and provides backup against the Cyclops Titan in Act 3'.
- Benevolent Genie: Still as kind as ever, and serves as backup.
- Fourth-Wall Observer: Though he doesn't Break the Fourth Wall, The Genie does do frequent impersonations of characters from real life pop culture that neither exist in-universe nor would be allowed by Disney executives, from Naruto to Mario.
- The Genie Knows Jack Nicholson: Upon meeting Sora.
- I Just Want to Be Free: Longs to be freed from his lamp.
- Imagine the Audience Naked: When giving Xion therapy in The Year Between, the Genie tells her to imagine DiZ in his underwear.
- Large Ham: Its the Genie. What did you expect?You may think you can rain terror upon this poor, defenseless city! You may believe you can crush the hopes and dreams of these young heroes, but that all changes now, because I AM HERE! AGRABAAAAHHH-SMAAAASH!
Tinker Bell
Tinker Bell
Origin: Peter Pan
Appearances: Act 1: The Antipode|Act 2: Fragmented Truths|Act 3: All That's Left
Peter Pan's fairy companion, whose pixie dust allows people to fly. The heroes summon her from time to time for this reason.- Clap Your Hands If You Believe: As a fairy, Tinker Bell's very existence depends on the belief of others. Hades exploits this to kill her in front of the heroes.
- Disney Death: Justified.Hades holds Tinker Bell hostage during his confrontation with the heroes. After tormenting them with the threat of burning her alive, he releases her from his fiery grip. Just as she begins to cry hopeful tears, he ends her life with the simple phrase "I don't believe in you", thereby causing her to drop dead in front of the heroes. After he and the Titans are defeated, the heroes bring Tink back to life by simply believing in her.
Agrabah
Aladdin
Aladdin
Origin: Aladdin
Appearances: Act 1: The Antipode|Act 2: Fragmented Truths|The Year Between
A kindly street rat who disguised himself as a prince in order to win Princess Jasmine's heart.- Fake Aristocrat: Aladdin poses as "Prince Ali" in an attempt to woo Jasmine.
- Heroes Prefer Swords: Fights with a scimitar.
- Walking Shirtless Scene: He wears a vest, but no shirt.
Jasmine
Princess Jasmine
Origin: Aladdin
Appearances: Act 1: The Antipode|Act 2: Fragmented Truths
The Princess of Agrabah and one of the Princesses of Heart. The Sultan
The Sultan
Origin: Aladdin
Appearances: Act 1: The Antipode|Act 2: Fragmented Truths
The kindly Sultan of Agrabah.- Horrible Judge of Character: His most trusted advisor is Jafar.
Manhattan
The Manhattan Clan
The Manhattan Clan
Origin: Gargoyles
Appearances: The Year Between|Act 3: All That's Left
A clan of mythical creatures from the Age of Fairytales. Stone by day, warriors by night, they were once sealed away in the form of statues by a magical spell. One hundred years later, a billionare named David Xanatos broke the spell, reawakening the Gargoyles in the modern world. They now defend the city of Manhattan during the night.- The Cameo: Hudson makes a brief appearance during Act 3's Arendelle arc, watching TV with Bronx and wondering what the heroes are up to. Immediately after that, Young Xehanort pops out of a dark coriddor being pursued by Kairi and a floating blob-like creature, before prompty disappearing into another coriddor, leaving Hudson confused.
- Not Quite Flight: Though they can't fly, their wings allow them to glide on wind currents.
- Team Pet: Bronx is a quadurapedal gargoyle with dog-like qualities.
Elisa Maza
Elisa Maza
Origin: Gargoyles
Appearances: The Year Between
A courageous detective who acts as an ally to the gargoyles.Disney Town
Max Goof
Max Goof
Origin: Goof Troop
Appearances: The Year Between
Goofy's ambitious teenage son, who befriends Xiruk in The Year Between.- Shield Bash: Wields a shield in battle not unlike his father.
- Unseen No More: Though Goofy alludes to him in earlier installments, Max makes his official debut in The Year Between.
P.J.
Pete Jr.
"All that stuff about the Organization makes my problems look pathetic. I mean, sure, my dad joined forces with a crazy witch, but I never had to hurt anybody."
Origin: Goof Troop
Appearances: The Year Between
Max's best friend. Anxious and soft-spoken, PJ struggles with living in the shadow of his banished father.- Like Father, Unlike Son: In contrast to his villainous father, PJ is gentle, friendly and honest.
Mortimer Mouse
Mortimer Mouse
Origin: Classic Disney Shorts
Appearances:
"Hey, all I'm saying is that Her Majesty deserves a mouse she can depend on. Someone rich, successful, handsome… And wouldn't you know? I'm all of the above."
An arrogant, rude slimeball and Queen Minnie's ex-boyfriend.- Abhorrent Admirer: Queen Minnie wants absolutely nothing to do with him.
- Character Catchphrase: "Ha-cha-cha!"
- Jerkass: Is obnoxious as he is rude.
Grandship
Jack Sparrow
Jack Sparrow
Origin: Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left|Side Stories: A Heartfelt Holiday|Side Stories: Another Night on Grandship
"Tha…that's Captain Jack Sparrow to you, mate."
A pirate captain who spends most of his time in the Drunken Pig Tavern.- Accidental Misnaming: Refers to Robo as "Robert".
- Adaptational Comic Relief: A party member in the games; Jack is a recurring joke character on Grandship. Justified due to his world falling to darkness.
- The Alcoholic: He fits this trope to a T. Most of Jack's appearances have him drunk.
- Alcohol-Induced Idiocy: Played for Laughs as the reason he got into a bar fight.
- Insistent Terminology: Insists on being called "Captain" Jack Sparrow.
- Large Ham: In the ending of the Christmas Episode Side Stories: A Heartfelt Holiday.
- Sticky Fingers: Routinely steals rum from the tavern. He even pilfers an entire popcorn stand in one chapter.
Honest John & Gideon
Honest John & Gideon
Origin: Pinocchio
Appearances: Side Stories: Love's Vagrant|Act 3: All That's Left
A pair of con artists.- Those Two Guys: They always appear together.
Gaston
Gaston
Origin: Beauty and the Beast
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left|Side Stories: Another Night on Grandship
An arrogant, chauvinistic hunter whose world fell to darkness. Revered in his world as a hero, Gaston finds to his dismay that in the outside world, he is no longer the center of attention.- Adaptational Comic Relief: A boss in Kingdom Hearts χ, Gaston is reduced to a few small appearances in Antipode. Granted, this is a step up from being Adapted Out of Kingdom Hearts II.
- Amusing Injuries: Gets punched through a table by Miss Piggy.
- Butt-Monkey: The majority of his appearances have him getting subjected to some form of slapstick comedy.
- The Cameo: Has two brief appearances in All That's Left.note
- A Day in the Limelight: Side Stories: Another Night on Grandship
- Fantastic Racism: Thinks very lowly of the Talking Animal inhabitants of Grandship, seeing them as mere animals.
- He-Man Woman Hater: To him, the idea of a rabbit working in law enforcement is somehow less outlandish than the fact that the officer in question is a woman.
- Over-the-Shoulder Carry: Is subjected to this by the tavern's bouncer, Baloo.No one manhandles Gaston!
- Would Hurt a Child: Punches a teenage Jim Hawkins when the latter provokes him into a bar fight.
Sherwood Forest
Robin Hood
Robin Hood
Origin: Robin Hood (1973)
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"Alas, life isn't always fair, my friend. Those in power make the laws, and stealing from royalty is a feat best saved for the bravest, most daring souls!"
A noble outlaw who steals from the rich to help the peasants suffering under Prince John's tyrannical rule.
- Two Guys and a Girl: With Little John and Freya Crescent
Little John
Little John
Origin: Robin Hood (1973)
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
Robin Hood's loyal sidekick.
- "The Villain Sucks" Song: Sings 'The Phony King of England' over a campfire.
- Two Guys and a Girl: With Robin Hood and Freya Crescent
Maid Marian
Maid Marian
Origin: Robin Hood (1973)
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
A kind, gentle fox and Robin Hood's Love Interest. Lady Cluck
Lady Cluck
Origin: Robin Hood (1973)
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
Maid Marian's feisty Lady-in-Waiting. Friar Tuck
Friar Tuck
Origin: Robin Hood (1973)
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"Nonsense, son! You folks might use witchcraft, but I can tell you've got good intentions."
A kindly priest who allows the heroes to take shelter in the church.— Friar Tuck offering his aid to the heroes.
Inca Empire
Kuzco
Emperor Kuzco
"Uh, hello? I'm the emperor. This whole kingdom revolves around me!"
Origin: The Emperor's New Groove
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"Wow. I never thought of it that way before. I'm just not used to thinking about other people's problems, but with the way you guys have been bugging me lately… Well, don't think this means I'm going soft, because I'm so not."
The bratty emperor, turned into a llama on his 18th birthday by his Treacherous Advisor Yzma. He planned to demolish Pacha's village and build a water park for himself in its place.- Character Development: Like in the film, Kuzco goes from a selfish brat to a kind, albeit self-absorbed ruler. On top of abandoning his plans to destroy Pacha's village, he allocates some of his royal guards to protect the village from further Heartless attacks.
- Everybody Has Standards: Is shocked when he learns that unlike him, Sora is stuck in the form of a Heartless with no known cure.
- Foil: Though Kuzco is far more self-centered, he does share some similarities with Riku prior to the latter's Character Development in Act 1. Both were selfish, reckless youths who learned to look beyond themselves for the greater good.
- It's All About Me: Believes that the entire world revolves around him. Tiz calls him out on this.
- Take Over the City: Has no intention of expanding his empire, especially when Donald and Goofy tell him how their world has magic beans and singing harps.Kuzco: Man, if that's what the outside world's like, you can have it.
Kairi: So you don't want to expand your kingdom?
Kuzco: Hey, one kingdom's already a ton of work. What would I even do with all those worlds?
Pacha
Pacha
Origin: The Emperor's New Groove
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"Well, if there's no Kuzco, there's no Kuzcotopia, but… I just couldn't live with myself if anything happened to him. People can change, and I'm sure that even Kuzco has a little good inside him."
A kind, soft-spoken village leader whose home was marked for destruction by Emperor Kuzco.- Animal Lover: Gives Dug a tummy scratch and calls him a good boy.
- Good Parents: Is a loving father to his children.
- Nice Guy: Is kind and gentle.
Chicha
Chicha
Origin: The Emperor's New Groove
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"So, I heard you want to destroy our village. Care to explain?"
Pacha's sassy wife.- Good Parents: Along with Pacha, she is a kind and loving parent.
- Happily Married: Has a close and open relationship with Pacha.
- Nice Girl: She's a loving wife towards Pacha and a loving mother towards her children.
Dug
Dug
Origin: Up
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"I was chasing a squirrel! Oh yes. But I do not think I am supposed to be here. (To Donald) Wait, you are a bird! Can I take you as my prisoner?"
A talking dog from another world. He helps the heroes locate Pacha.- The Cameo: Appears in the second chapter of The Emperor's New Groove adaptation.
- Dogs Hate Squirrels: He has a rivalry with Bucky the Squirrel.
- Go Fetch: When Donald threatens him, Dug assumes that his staff is a stick and asks if he's going to throw it.
- Talking Animal: Unlike Kuzco, Dug can speak thanks to a collar that translates his thoughts into speech.
Disney Town Arcade
Wreck-It Ralph
Wreck-It Ralph
Origin: Wreck-It Ralph
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
The main antagonist of the video game Fix-It Felix Jr. Despite his role, Ralph is kind at heart and longs for acceptance.- Anime Hair: Has spiky hair.
- Bruiser with a Soft Center: Intimidating as he may be, Ralph is gentle and good-natured.
- Gentle Giant: Outside of work, Ralph is gentle, kind and longs for friendship.
- Nice Guy: The heroes quickly take a liking to him.
- Punch-Clock Villain: Ralph is only a villain in the sense that he plays one, and is otherwise a decent (if clumsy) guy.
Fix-It Felix Jr.
Fix-It Felix Jr.
Origin: Wreck-It Ralph
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
The eponymous protagonist of the video game Fix-It Felix Jr. Despite their roles in the game, Felix is friendly towards Ralph after hours.- The Ace: Is beloved and considered to be the ideal hero by his people.
- Character Title: He is the main character of his eponymous game.
- Mr. Fixit: One hit from his hammer can fix anything.
Sergeant Calhoun
Sergeant Tamora Jean Calhoun
Origin: Wreck-It Ralph
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
An NPC in the First-Person Shooter Hero's Duty. A tough-as-nails sergeant in charge of combating the Cy-Bugs.- Iron Lady: She's the no-nonsense, tough-as-nails, and respected leader of her squad.
Vanellope von Schweetz
Vanellope von Schweetz
Origin: Wreck-It Ralph
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
A plucky young girl in the kart racing game Sugar Rush. Vanellope is a glitch; shunned by the other characters in her game.- Bratty Half-Pint: Is initially rude and abrasive towards Xion, even after the latter protected her from a group of bullies.
- Foil: To Xion. Both are "glitches" who are accustomed to being mistreated and abused.
- Protectorate: Due to their similarities, Xion is overly protective of Vanellope.
Metroville
The Parr/Incredible Family
The Parr/Incredible Family
Origin: The Incredibles
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
A family of Supers who were forced to conceal their powers after a string of lawsuits forced superheroes into retirement.- Badass Family: Being a family of superheroes, it comes with the territory.
- Red Is Heroic: Their super suits are all heroic red. Edna designed them after all.
- Super-Strength: Mr. Incredible's primary power.
Edna Mode
Edna Marie Mode
Origin: The Incredibles
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"Apprentices? Impressive, but I always figured you'd make Master. You have a good head on your shoulders—not that I'd expect anything less from one of Eraqus' students."
A diminutive fashion designer who designs Super Hero costumes and Keyblade Armor.— Edna to Aqua
- Adaptational Badass: Non-combat variant. On top of designing superhero garb, Edna also builds Keyblade armor; something beyond even Aqua's abilities.
- Always Camp: Designs gear for both superheroes and Keyblade Wielders and is a Large Ham.
- Cape Snag: The reason why none of her works include capes is due to the amount of her clients who perished from this.
- Impossibly Cool Clothes: She creates not only super suits that are bulletproof and durable, but freaking Keyblade Armor.
- Smart People Wear Glasses: Wears circular glasses and designs outfits for both superheroes and legendary Keyblade-wielding warriors.
Hiro Hamada & Baymax
Hiro Hamada & Baymax
Origin: Big Hero 6
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left|Side Stories: Another Night on Grandship''
"Oh man. You mean I'm seriously in another dimension? But that stuff only happens in Comic Books."
A Teen Genius and his robot companion who were stranded in Metroville after their world fell to darkness.- Admiring the Abomination: Hiro is fascinated by the Omnidroid, especially when he learns it can withstand extreme heat, cold and electrical pulses without sustaining damage.Hiro: Hey, if you guys manage to beat that thing, d'you think I can look at the wreckage?
Baymax: Hiro, you aren't thinking of recreating it, are you?
Hiro: Oh, c'mon! I wouldn't build a giant, city-destroying robot. I just wanna see the specs! Y'know, for educational purposes. - Anime Hair: Downplayed. While Hiro does have Spiky Hair, it mostly just looks messy and is incredibly tame for Kingdom Hearts standards.
- Benevolent A.I.: Baymax is a healthcare robot designed to help the sick and injured.
- The Cameo: Hiro and Baymax appear as bystanders in the Incredibles world. They later join the refugees aboard Grandship.
- Commonality Connection: Befriends Lucca Ashtear; another Teen Genius with a rotund Robot Buddy.
- Grade Skipper: Hiro graduated high school despite being no older than Sora.
- I Will Find You: Their main goal is to find Hiro's brother, Tadashi.
Treasure Planet
Jim Hawkins
James "Jim" Pleiades Hawkins
Origin: Treasure Planet
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
A rebellious yet talented teenage boy who lost his home to The Heartless.- The Cabin Boy: Alongside Riku.
- Gadgeteer Genius: He's handy with machines.
- In-Series Nickname: His full name is James Pleiades Hawkins, but he's called "Jim" by almost everyone.
- Sailor's Ponytail: Sports one of these.
- Troubled Teen: Has a history of delinquency due to emotional damage from his father's abandonment.
Captain Amelia
Captain Amelia
Origin: Treasure Planet
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
The no-nonsense Captain of the R.S Legacy, formerly of the Terran Royal Navy. After crash-landing into Arendelle, Amelia becomes the acting leader of the kingdom in the royal family's absence.- Action Girl: Oh, very much. During her battle with Zexion, Amelia fought off illusions of Xigbar, Xaldin, Hans, Silver and Flint (the latter of whom is a Keybearer) and won. She only faltered when Zexion took the form of her deceased confidant Mr. Arrow to psychologically mess with her.
- Badass Normal: A skilled swordswoman who does not use magic.
- Cats Are Snarky: A snarky cat alien with a British accent.
- Fully-Dressed Cartoon Animal: A humanoid feline alien who wears 18th-century clothing.
- Heroes Prefer Swords: Is very skilled at swordplay.
- Malicious Misnaming: Played for Laughs. She has a lot of fun butchering the Duke of Weselton's name. On top of the usual "Weaseltown", Amelia also calls him "Weaselfish" and "Weaselbottom".
- Rank Scales with Asskicking: Composes herself with an air of authority and has the skills to back it up.
Delbert Doppler
Doctor Delbert Doppler
Origin: Treasure Planet
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
A renowned astrologist who helped fund the expedition to Treasure Planet.- Adventurer Archaeologist: An astrologist, but he still counts.
- And Your Little Dog, Too!: Xigbar invokes this by referring to Delbert as such when threatening his life.
- Covert Pervert: Stutters this line when Amelia compliments his astronomical expertise.W-well, I think you'll find I have a lot to offer anatomically—I mean, astronomically.
- Disney Death: Zexion rips his heart out and crushes it in his hand in front of Captain Amelia. Thankfully, its an illusion.
- Dog Face: A canine alien not unlike Goofy in design.
- Geek Physiques: A scrawny, nerdy alien dog.
- Nice Guy: Delbert is mild-mannered and polite.
Mr. Arrow
Mr. Arrow
Origin: Treasure Planet
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
A rocky-skinned alien who's Captain Amelia's loyal right-hand man.- Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: A platonic example with Captain Amelia. He's very tall and broad compared to the sleek and slender captain.
- Killed Offscreen: Implied to have been killed by Scroop like in the animated film.
- Undying Loyalty: To Amelia.
Morph
Morph
Origin: Treasure Planet
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
A mass of pink-ish goo that has the ability to transform into any form he desires. Though he starts off as Long John Silver's companion, he stays with Jim Hawkins after the former's betrayal.- Blob Monster: A tricky shapeshifter version.
- Eye Scream: Morphs into a cartoon hand in order to poke Xaldin's eyes.
- Shout-Out: At one point, Morph transforms into a miniature donkey whilst chanting the word "parfaits". B.E.N decries this as Katzenburgian Inteference.
- Voluntary Shapeshifter: Can transform into a mini version of anyone or anything. He spends a period of time masquerading as Olaf's Carrot Nose.
B.E.N
B.E.N (Bio Electronic Navigator)
Origin: Treasure Planet
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
A kooky robot oozing with darkness goop and accompanied by a posse of White Mushroom Heartless. He used to be a crew member for the notorious Keybearer Captain Nathaniel Flint.- Cloud Cuckoolander: Oh, very much.
- Cloud Cuckoolanders Minder: Funnily enough, he himself becomes this to Olaf.
- Dark Is Not Evil: Despite literally oozing with darkness, B.E.N is nothing short of good-natured.
- Fun with Acronyms: B.E.N. stands for "Bio-Electronic Navigator".
- Funny Robot: Albeit one that's dripping with darkness goop.
- Gosh Darn It to Heck!: Calls Xigbar a
"Magnificent Dastard". - Plucky Comic Relief: Shares this role with both Morph and Olaf.
- Talkative Loon: Unsurprisingly, he talks a lot.
Arendelle
Queen Elsa
Queen Elsa of Arendelle
"I can't believe it. All my life, I thought I was the only one."
Origin: Frozen (2013)
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"I'm so glad I met you, Riku. I was afraid that…I'd have to face this new chapter of my life alone. I was prepared for that. Or…I thought I was. But, you were right. No one should have to brave the darkness alone."
The recently-crowned Queen of Arendelle. A troubled young woman who fled into the mountains to prevent her ice powers from hurting her loved ones, Elsa soon finds a kindred spirit in Riku.
- Adaptational Jerkass: Massively downplayed. Though her personality remains unchanged, Elsa isn't considered a candidate for a Princess of Heart, instead possessing a regular amount of darkness in her heart much like any other person. Thus, instead of protecting her for her heart of pure light, the Organization tries to push her to succumb to darkness with the intent of turning her into a Heartless and recruiting her as a Nobody.
- But Now I Must Go: At the end of the Arendelle arc, Elsa leaves in a self-imposed exile in part due to her ongoing struggles with darkness, but also due to the fear and resentment from her citizens. She takes this opportunity to explore the outside world and join the heroes in their battle against the Organization.
- Commonality Connection: Quickly bonds with Riku over their shared hardships; namely their struggles in controlling their powers and how they both ran away out of fear of hurting their loved ones.
- The Dreaded: The Organization knows to fear Elsa for her power.
- Foil: To Riku. Both are lost souls who ran away out of fear of hurting their loved ones. Additionally, both struggled with controlling their powers before coming to terms with their insecurities and accepting their "darkness" as part of themselves.
- I Am a Monster: As the only one in her family with magical powers, Elsa originally believed herself to be a Heartless or on the verge of becoming one. She dropped this mindset just prior to meeting Riku.
- An Ice Person: Wields immense power over ice.
- Ms. Fanservice: Her dress accentuates her figure, which Riku notices.
- Platonic Life-Partners: With Riku. Despite their closeness, their connection remains purely platonic due to Riku's relationship with Kairi as well as the age gap between them.
- Tranquil Fury: As cold as ice and composed like the calm before the storm. This is best shown when she sends a direct threat to Xemnas.Xemnas...I'm coming for you.
- True Companions: With Riku. They bond over their shared struggles and Elsa refuses to let him face his darkness alone. This is cemented when she knowingly puts her life at risk by directly threatening the Organization on his behalf.Let them listen. It doesn't matter. We should never face our darkness alone. I'll be with you every step of the way.
Dark Elsa — (UNMARKED SPOILERS!)
"Anna…why did you never LEAVE?"
With full knowledge of her great power, the Organization sets their sights on Elsa, intending to push her to succumb to darkness with the hope of recruiting her into their ranks as a Nobody. To this end, they utilise the abilities of their newest recruit Nahxs (better known as "Hans") and arrange for Xaldin to stab Elsa in the heart with a shard of the former's enchanted glass, making her see only the ugly in the world. Corrupted with darkness and possessed by her darkest thoughts, Elsa subjects Anna to a venomous "The Reason You Suck" Speech, bombarding her beloved sister with cruel words which she dared never to speak. Elsa then launches a blast of deathly ice at Anna, only for Riku to take the blow.- Absurdly Sharp Claws: Gains icy talons along her fingertips.
- And I Must Scream: After being corrupted by Nahxs, Elsa is Forced to Watch from her Station of Awakening as she verbally tears her beloved sister to shreds.
- Disney Death: Once Anna breaks through to her, Elsa freezes her own heart in order to rid herself of Nahxs' corruption, turning into ice in the process. In a reverse to the film's climax, Anna tearfully embraces Elsa frozen corpse in an act of true love, thereby ressurecting her.
- Evil Costume Switch: As her corruption worsens, Elsa's dress turns to shades of purple and her cape becomes tattered.
- Face–Monster Turn: Elsa getting stabbed with a shard of Nahxs' enchanted glass transforms her into Dark Elsa.
- The Heartless: Is in danger of becoming one thanks to the corruption infecting her heart.
- "I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight: Riku and Kairi fight Elsa in an attempt to save her before she succumbs to darkness.
- Made of Iron: She doesn't even flinch from direct attacks with a Keyblade.
- Madness Mantra: Her inner monologue when Nahxs visits her to taunt her after locking her in the dungeon.Kill Him Kill Him Kill Him Kill Him Kill Him Kill—
KILL HIM! KILL HIM! KILL HIM! KILL HIM! KILL KILL KILL KILL KILL - My God, What Have I Done?: Suffers a brief Villainous B So D when she inadvertedly freezes Riku's heart.
- "The Reason You Suck" Speech: Gives a scathing one to Anna.You never let me go. Always clawing at my door, driving me insane. You didn't want a sister; you wanted a toy. You'd wake me in the middle of the night, demanding we'd build a snowman. You'd push me harder and harder... Until I finally pushed back.
Don't you see, Anna? All this darkness… All this rage that I've hidden for so long; it's all because of you. Why couldn't you stay dead? - Red Eyes, Take Warning: Her pupils turn scarlet when her heart is infected by Nahxs' magic.
- Tainted Veins: In conjunction with the above, dark veins begin crawling from below her eyes, eventually spreading down her neck.
- Tranquil Fury: She starts off this way upon her confrontation with Anna before devolving into screams of rage at the sight of Hans.
- Truer to the Text: In a sense, Dark Elsa harkens back to the character's roots as an antagonist in the original tale.
Princess Anna
Princess Anna of Arendelle
Origin: Frozen (2013)
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"...I'm sorry. I pushed too hard. All of this is my fault."
The Princess of Arendelle, who ran into the mountains in pursuit of her elder sister Elsa. She is engaged to Prince Hans; a member of the Organization.
- Badass Normal: Downplayed. Though she lacks any combat experience, Anna uses a knife to stab Hans in the back before he can kill Kristoff.
- Break the Cutie: The events of the story are not kind to her. See Trauma Conga Line below for further details.
- It's All My Fault: Due to Dark Elsa's abusive words, Anna believed herself responsible for all of her sister's suffering.
- Large Ham: Perhaps the hammiest princess in Kingdom Hearts history.
- Love at First Sight: Deconstructed. The man who Anna agreed to marry a day after they met is a Nobody who is not only incapable of reciprocating her love, but is actively exploiting her desire for romance for his own purposes. Even Kairi, who had yet to see Hans' true colours, encouraged Anna to slow down.
- Please, Don't Leave Me: In the end, Elsa freezes her own heart to rid herself of Nahxs' influence, and Anna is left wailing and sobbing over her sister's frozen corpse. Thankfully it doesn't last.Please, Elsa… Don't leave me…
- So Proud of You: Elsa all but says this when she makes the decision to crown Anna queen.Elsa: Anna…if age made me qualified to lead, the past two days wouldn't have happened. But you? You braved a blizzard just to find me, you took a stand against Hans even when he overpowered you...and you saved my life. You saved the world. In just a few short days, you've proven yourself more qualified to be queen than I could ever dream to be.
- Trauma Conga Line: Her beloved sister, under the influence of Nahxs' corruptive magic, verbally tears her to shreads, blaming her for pushing her too hard and wishing her dead. Then, she learns that her fiance, whom she just married, was manipulating her all along. Finally, Elsa suffers a Disney Death and is turned to ice in front of Anna, though this is mitigated by her revival. By the end of the arc, Anna is left a screaming, sobbing wreck.
- You Are in Command Now: At the end of the Arendelle arc, Elsa leaves Anna in charge of the kingdom, confident that she will make a fine leader in Elsa's absence.
Kristoff
Kristoff Bjorgman
Origin: Frozen (2013)
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
An Iceman Anna encountered in the mountains. Like Kairi, Kristoff is understandably skeptical of Anna wanting to marry Hans after knowing him for a day.
- Badass Normal: Has no combat training or superpowers,note yet he courageously defends Jim Hawkins from Hans, pickaxe in hand.
- Deadpan Snarker:Anna: See? I told you it's true love!
Kristoff: Or maybe he just wants to 'pick your nose.' - Embarrassing Cover Up: When Hans asks Kristoff why he's holding Xaldin's dismembered (and frozen) arm, Kristoff lies that he's planning to sell it on the black market.
- Like an Old Married Couple: When he and Anna bicker after escaping the destruction of Elsa's palace, Donald says that if he didn't know better, he'd think they were the married couple.
- You Must Be Cold: Lends his jacket to Anna when she goes to confront her sister in the middle of a blizzard.
Olaf
Olaf
Origin: Frozen (2013)
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
"Hi, I'm Olaf! I like warm hugs and turning ongoing tragedies into traveling roadshows!"
A snowman Anna and Elsa used to play with as children. Elsa accidentally brought him to life when she fled into the mountains.
- Accidental Misnaming: Is prone to this. He refers to Riku as "Rico", "Ricky" and "Ricardio", and Nahxs as "Noxious", "Noxymus" and "Nosferatu".
- Ambiguously Gay: As evidenced by his dialogue, Olaf has no reservations with kissing Riku.
- Black Comedy: A frequent source of this.Yeah, and Kristoff doesn't have any superpowers, unless you count his BO. HEY! Let's throw Kristoff at that evil prince guy! Then his evil reflection powers will make him stink even worse and then the prince will smell it and die, just like I have inside!
- Disney Death: Lands in a fireplace during a scuffle. Fortunately, Donald's snow flurry protects him..
- Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: Happens in his first two appearances. He is introduced with dozens of arrows embedded in his face after being mistaken for a Heartless. Later, when he approaches an unconscious Kairi, she reflexively stabs him with her Keyblade. He's fine.
- Innocently Insensitive: He and Morph reeenact the tragic events of Elsa's corrpution in a comical fashion, with the former narrating over the latter's charades. Kristoff lampshades just how tasteless this is.Kristoff: In what world do you think turning an ongoing tragedy into a traveling roadshow would be a tasteful and sensitive thing to do?
Olaf: THIS ONE! HIT IT, MORPHY! - Lampshade Hanging: At one point questions why the Nobodies and Heartless are named the way they are.Olaf: But if this prince guy's a Nobody, how come he's got a body? And those Heartless eat people's hearts, right? So I bet they're stuffed full of 'em by now.
Goofy: Y'know, he's kinda got a point... - Metaphorgotten: Makes an analogy for saving Anna by likening Hans to a human blizzard, which somehow turns into a plan to keep Anna warm by making a bonfire out of Hans' innards.
- Nigh-Invulnerable: Suffers many Amusing Injuries (including being stabbed with a Keyblade) yet his status as a snowman means that nothing except for heat can kill him. One of the Trolls lampshades this.
- Personal Raincloud: Donald gives him a snow flurry to protect him from heat, much to his delight. It ends up saving his life when a scuffle sends him flying into a fireplace.
- Plucky Comic Relief: Serves this role alongside B.E.N during the Arendelle arc.
- Snowlem: Once a mere snowman built by Anna and Elsa in their childhood, the latter unintentionally brings him to life with her magic.
The Trolls
The Trolls
Origin: Frozen (2013)
Appearances: Act 3: All That's Left
A village of boulder-like creatures and Kristoff's adoptive family.
- Adaptational Dumbass: A minor example. Unlike in the film, the Trolls forget the lyrics to their own song.♫ SO HE'S A BIT OF A FIXER-UPPER, HE'S GOT A FEW BUGS, SOMETHING, SOMETHING, SOMETHING, SOMETHING—LITTLE BIT OF LOVE!
- Crowd Song: As well as Fixer-Upper, they also sing verses of My, What a Happy Day, A Star Is Born and Ev'rybody Wants To Be A Cat.
- Establishing Character Moment: Are introduced singing an assortment of random Disney songs.
- Shipper on Deck: They set up a wedding for Kristoff the moment they see a 'human female' with him, the girl in question being Donald Duck.
- Support Party Member: Grand Pabbie acts as this in the climax of the Arendelle arc.
