Disney World of War is a roleplaying forum that includes, you guessed it, Disney characters. At the moment, the website is open to any new characters wishing to join up.
The site can be found here.
Go here for the list of characters present to the war.
The plot focuses on Frollo whom has gathered up the local Human Villains, while Scar has gathered up Animal Villains and Simba having gathered up Heroes to fight it out in an all out war.
Tropes common to Disney World of War include:
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Abusive Parents - Scar and Zira. Zira beats Vitani, scaring her permanantly, and even when her daughter's down she keeps going. There's also heaps of emotional abuse dolled out on Nuka, Vitani and Kovu alike.
Alternative Character Interpretation - Scar seems to be a result of this, having a rather sympathetic fanon history that ends up casting him more as a revolutionary civil rights hero who rebelled against a corrupt and oppressive government than any sort of villain.
Amazon Brigade - The Human Villains' has more women than men and some of the most vicious fighters are female.
For a male version, Ni (Betty) and Hunter (Veronica)
Big NO!- The Great Prince's death resulted in many of these from Mooch.
Mooch: "NOOOO! NO! NO! NO!"
BLAM Episode - A Game's Afoot has a rather silly game show up in the middle of a serious war. It involves sticks as swords and flowers as Death Rays. Oh, and to add to all the silliness, the Medic of the game? Yeah, it's Scrump.
Blondes are Evil - Helga; Lottie; Tink; Clarabelle; Mary; Lavender
Brother-Sister Incest - Lucky (whilst under the influence of 323) falls in love with his sister Two-Tone. He snaps out of this.
Scamp and Angel are half-siblings but when they were in a romantic relationship they didn't know this, when they did find out, Angel ended the relationship.
Canon Discontinuity - Due to the nature of the site, few things here and there are ultimately ignored in order to facilitate moving on, from dropped plotline, probably the biggest being the Scar-Simba peace treaty when the H Vs were being introduced.
Cats are Mean - Dinah, Berlioz, Marie, Oliver, Felicia, Mirage, Sabor, Shere Khan, Scar, Zira, and basically any other feline on the Animal Villains side.
Character Development - Most people get this. Special mentions to Angel, Vitani, Mooch and Rebecca.
Child Soldiers - A lot of Heroes are children and the Animal Villains have quite a few as well.
In Together Again, after Scamp's return, he jokes that if Mooch and Vitani don't stop crushing him he'll die again, both promptly declare they won't let anyone kill him again. They'll have to go through them first.
Disney Death - Tod in Against A Blood Red Sky, when he faked his death to prevent Zira from killing Cash.
Dixie did the same.
Disney Villain Death - Happens to Bonnie after her fight with Stitch in Agrabah.
Driven By Envy: The entire reason Buthayna is in the war. Because she jealous of all of Jasmines suitors and getting more attention than her.
Dying Declaration of Love - Scamp to Vitani, although they already knew each others feelings by that point.
Ear Ache - Lucky and Garner both get their ears bitten clean off.
Elemental Powers - Bonnie obtains a few simple spells, inluding fire and ice related spells among others. All thanks to Mirage.
Elemental Punch - Bonnie's makeshift Ice Fists. Too bad she hasn't punched anybody with them...yet.
Enemy Mine - A plague strikes all three camps which forces the Heroes, Animal Villains and Human Villians to work together so they can find a cure. The cooperation doesn't last long when the plague is cured
Even Evil Has Loved Ones - Nasira has Jafar (and vice-versa), Jafar has Helga, Shere-Khan has Sabor, Lars, and Clarabelle, Dixie has pretty much every animal villain under the age of cute... This is everywhere. Everywhere.
Even Evil Has Standards - Scar, despite having no problem with the killing itself, nevertheless seems unwilling to let his troops make the first move. Of course, since he considers anyone entering his territory to be making a direct threat...
Evil Duo - Scruffy and Sly-Eye, Jafar and Nasira, Roscoe and De Soto, Leroy and 627.
Evil Versus Evil - The Human Vilains and Animal Villains don't exactly get along.
Evil Virtues - Animal Villains in particular, but it seems everyone has these. Even the heroes.
Exactly What It Says on the Tin - Some of the thread names. Some examples are Someone Will Die in which there are several deaths and The Past Catches Up in which Vitani is dragged back to the Outlands
Eye Scream - Garner loses his eye, Geno gets partially blinded in one eye and Sly Eye gets permanantly blinded in one of her's thanks to Geno's hoof
Hannibal Lecture - Scruffy is rather proficent at these, especially when they are directed at Dotty.
Happily Adopted - Dixie with the Outlands Kids, most prominently Danielle and Two-Tone
Heel Face Revolving Door - Bonnie, being a villain, has joined sides with the heroes at one point, before turning back to the Human Villains side once again.
And Lucky who went from being a Hero to being a Human Villain to being an Outcast to being a Hero again.
Heel Face Turn - Many, most notably Vitani (Animal Villain to Heroes), Copper (Human Villains to Heroes) and Patch (Heroes to Animal Villains
Heel Realization - Vitani pulls one when she realizes that Scar is the very person she thought she was fighting against.
Buthayana tries (and fails) to assassinate Helga. One of the Four Leaders of the H.V. army, in Notre Dame, in a room full of the worst villians of the H.V. army.
I Have Boobs, You Must Obey!: Buthayana IS this trope, as well as a subversion as well. As most of the H.V.'s are women, and several don't fall for it at all and are in fact outright annoyed by it.
I Take Offense to That Last One - Jane ends up calling Melody a stupid little girl. Melody gets upset about being called a little girl, not taking note of being called stupid.
allthough that was really the char's player who was having a temper-tantrum over one particular ship.
Kick the Dog - Literally in It Had To Happen, when Leroy is fighting Thomas, Lucky bumps into him. Leroy's reaction? To kick him back in the direction he came from and straight into a very angry Buster.
Lawful Evil - A lot of villains fall into Type Two regarding their opponents. Anti-hero animal villains in particular.
Lean and Mean: The weaker and thinner a villian is physically (Jafar, Nasira, Scar) the more likely they are to be not only extremelly vicious but also extremelly smart.
Matriarchy - Human Villains are Type V. The army is almost completely run by females but the women aren't considered 'better' than the men, they have roughly equal standing with them as merit is given by competence, cunning, dedication and ability.
Meaningful Name - Vitani, when she first arrives in the Pridelands, believes her name (which means demon) is a sign that she will probably become evil again.
Never Say "Die" - Ruthlessly averted. This may be Disney but this site is far darker and edgier than most Disney films and the death toll is rapidly rising.
Noble Demon - Oh sure, Sabor will give a nice Slasher Smile at the order to slaughter the inhabitants of Agrabah, but put a bunch of baby animals in front of her and you get a Big "NO!".
Arguably, Jafar helping retrieve a dead hero because Kula saved his sister.
Sadistic Choice - Hades presents one of these to Stitch, allowing him to save either Lilo or Hercules and Meg, while the other spends the rest of their time in the Underworld. He ends up choosing Lilo
Scars Are Forever - Angel. Anything involving this player will ultimately have scars.
Shipper on Deck - Hints of this in A Games Afoot, with Rapunzel thinking of Ling and Ting-Ting.
Second Love - There are several. Patch is this to Angel, Vitani is this to Scamp, Clopin is this to Belle and Cash fills this role for Lady
Three Amigos - There are many friendship trios. There's THE Trio: Clopin, Aladdin and Tiana, The Outlands Trio: Nuka, Kiara/Shani and Berlioz and Trio Number Three: Vitani/'Tani, Scamp and Mooch. Mooch is also in a friendhsip trio with Geno and Gurri and there was a very short lived trio of Leroy, 637 and 323 (Hunka Hunka) but Spats has now taken 323's place.
Turn Out Like His Father: Helga mocks Aladdin with this. Pointing out how similar to Cassim, a Human Villian, he is.
Training from Hell - Alpha's way of teaching Maya. He insults her, attacks her and injures her in the process. Well hey, at least the good news is that Maya enjoyed it.
Two Guys and a Girl - All the friendship trios have two guys and one girl and their all of the non-romantic variety (mostly)
Woman Scorned - Jane's reason for joining the war, as well as to protect her family, is because she had a crush on Peter Pan but she believes he abandoned her.
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Go here for the list of characters present to the war.
The plot focuses on Frollo whom has gathered up the local Human Villains, while Scar has gathered up Animal Villains and Simba having gathered up Heroes to fight it out in an all out war.
