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Protagonists

    Mickey 
A part-mouse, part-human orphan previously known as Michael Banks. Merlin's last apprentice before he died. Source: Mickey Mouse cartoons, particularly Fantasia, and Mary Poppins

    Peter Pan/Jack 
The son of Captain James Hook and Tinkerbell. After Neverland is destroyed, he meets up with Mickey and goes on a journey to find a new identity, renaming himself "Jack". Source: Peter Pan
  • Big Brother Instinct: He develops one towards Shego.
  • Deal with the Devil: He ends up making one with Dr. Facilier to get his flying back in exchange for bringing Facilier back to life.
  • De-power: Neverland's destruction devastates him so much that he's unable to fly anymore.
  • Half-Human Hybrid: He's half-human, half-fairy.
  • Heroic BSoD: Neverland's destruction causes him to despair so much that he loses his ability to fly and has an identity crisis.
  • Related in the Adaptation: In this fic, Captain Hook and Tinkerbell are his parents.
  • Small Name, Big Ego: To quote: "Oh, the cleverness of me!"
  • That Man Is Dead: He is insistent that his name is "Jack", like his father wanted to name him, not "Peter".

    Iridessa 
One of the fairies of Neverland, who chooses to go with Peter when he leaves with Mickey. Source: Disney Fairies franchise
  • Closer to Earth: She's a black fairy who's the voice of reason to the white human Peter.
  • Nervous Wreck: Less obvious than in the films, but still present.
  • Non-Human Sidekick: Is the only one of the original trio who has no human blood in her.
  • Our Fairies Are Different: Unlike Maleficent, she looks like a small human with wings.
  • Undying Loyalty: Is willing to leave her life in Neverland behind to help Peter and Mickey, no matter how dangerous. Mary Poppins's measuring tape describes her as "Anxious, but loyal".

    Shego 
The youngest member of the Team Go family, agents of O.W.A.C.A. After her sister is killed, she joins up with Mickey, Peter, and Iridessa when they start working with the organization. Source: Kim Possible
  • Badass Adorable: She's only five, but she can burn you alive with ease, and even actually hurt Alice.
  • Child Soldier: At first she and her siblings are played up as Kid Heroes, but when one of them is killed and Shego reveals that she doesn't want to be a superhero but has to anyway, it descends into Child Soldier territory.
  • Freudian Excuse: The whole fic is this for her later life of supervillainy.
  • It's Personal: With the Headless Horseman, as he killed her sister in front of her.
  • Kid Hero: Deconstructed, see the entry for Child Soldier.
  • Playing with Fire: This is her power.
  • Related in the Adaptation: One line implies that she's related to Wendy Wu.
  • Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: She might have been a villain in Kim Possible, but with all the crap she goes through it's unsurprising how she turned villainess in the future. What with losing her sister to the Headless Horseman and being gangpressed into a job she doesn't like by a potentially perverted military officer and all.

    Naveen 
The Maldonian prince who calls on the O. W. A. C. A. to save the royal family. He later uses Mickey and the others to get him to New Orleans to see his wife and child. Source: The Princess and the Frog
  • Berserk Button: Talking badly about Tiana in any way.
  • The Casanova: He has been this in his past.
  • Manipulative Bastard: A noble example. He lies to Mickey and the others to get them to take him to New Orleans, but only so he could see his wife and daughter.
  • Oh, Crap!: When he realizes that Mickey intends to summon Facilier's soul.

Villains

    In General 

    Maleficent 
A powerful fairy who's high up in the chain of command, and is superior to many of the other villains. Source: Sleeping Beauty, Beauty and the Beast

    Adolf Hitler 
The leader of all the Nazis, and most of the villains in the story. Source: Historical figure

     Doctor XXX 
Chief Nazi scientist and torturer, and one of Hitler's most feared assistants. Source: The Mad Doctor
  • Affably Evil: Most of the time, he's jovial and courteous even while he practices deranged experiments.
  • Ax-Crazy
  • Berserk Button: Don't try and get him to pass up a rare scientific opportunity.
  • The Dreaded: Even most of his colleagues are frightened by him.
  • Evil Is Hammy: When he gets excited about his experiments.
  • For Science!: Scientific experimentation and progress is his only goal.
  • Laughably Evil: As despicable as he is, he can be pretty funny.
  • Little Bit Beastly: After his arm was blown off in a battle, he replaced it with a gorilla's arm.
  • Mad Scientist: Most other examples pale in comparison to him.
  • Self-Made Orphan: He killed his entire family. And we do mean his entire family.
  • Torture Technician: The real reason he's gotten so much power from Hitler is because of his torturing skills.
  • The Unfettered: The only thing he cares about is scientific experimentation, and it's stated that he has no sense of ethics or inhibitions at all.

     Doctor Dementor 
The Nazi scientific advisor. He is the most ethical of his colleagues, and is often disturbed by them. Source: Kim Possible
  • Ambiguously Jewish: Played for drama. In chapter 10 a modified chessboard of Drakken's hints Dementor may be Jewish, unfortunately, with Dementor currently working for the Nazis, he may want to keep that as much a secret as he humanly can.
  • Butt-Monkey: He's low on the villains' totem pole. It doesn't help that he's more sensitive then the rest of them.
  • Cool Helmet: He always wears a black helmet, to keep Anna from getting at his brain.
  • Even Evil Has Loved Ones: He seems to care for his kids.
  • Related in the Adaptation: Drakken and Motor Ed are his sons.

    Anna 
A teenage Anne Possible with an interest in brain surgery and a heap of Adaptational Villainy. After killing her family and trying to assassinate Hitler to study him, she is taken in by the Nazi scientists. Source: Kim Possible

    Yamakoshi 
A talking, immortal fish who was the result of Nazi experiments and now works with the Nazi scientific division. Source: Pair of Kings

    Doctor Frankenollie 
A Nazi scientist who is also a monkey. He works closely with Anna. Source: Runaway Brain

    Johann 
Leader of HYDRA, the Nazi scientific division. Working on a super-soldier serum, he tests it on himself. Also known as Red Skull. Source: The Marvel Cinematic Universe

    Monty Fisk 
A British defector to the Nazis who uses monkey magic. Source: Kim Possible
  • Evil Brit: He used to be British before he defected to the Nazis.
  • O.O.C. Is Serious Business: It's a mystery to others why he's serving Hitler, when monkey magic is traditionally all about freedom.
  • We Used to Be Friends: He used to be friends the Swiss Prime Minister, Francis Robinson. He's regretful that they're put at odds when Switzerland harbors Germany's enemies.

     General Peter 
A high-ranking German general. One of the cruelest and pettiest of Hitler's high command. Source: Pete cartoons

    Scar 
A cunning lion who was magically changed into a human to serve the Nazis. Source: The Lion King (1994)

    Shere Kahn 
A feared tiger who used to be friends with Scar. He's lost his touch in recent years, but Scar offers to help Kahn change that. Source: The Jungle Book (1967)

    Devil Manta 
An ancient enemy of Atlantica who allies himself with the Nazis. Source: The Little Mermaid (1992)

    Alice 
A powerful Devil who looks like a sweet little girl. She acts as an emissary between Hell and the Nazis. Source: Alice in Wonderland

    The Headless Horseman 
The Red Queen's devilish executioner, who is summoned to the mortal world to hunt the Nazis' enemies. Source: The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad
  • Adaptational Badass: In The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, the Headless Horseman was heavily implied to be just Brom Bones trying to scare Ichabod Crane, and even if he wasn't, he couldn't cross bridges over running water. In the fic, he's a very real undead devil who relentlessly hunts his prey and takes their heads, and his weakness of bridges is just a myth.
  • The Dragon: In the mortal world he's this to Alice, in Hell he's this to the Red Queen.
  • Faking the Dead: Alice's plans to use the heroes includes him going into hiding and pretending to be dead.
  • Half-Human Hybrid: He's the son of a human and a gargoyle, making him one of the more powerful Devils.
  • Implacable Man: Nothing will stop him from claiming his prey.
  • Off with His Head!: His preferred method of killing. It helps that he's the Red Queen's executioner.
  • Psycho for Hire: He can be summoned by mortals like Brom Bones to do their bidding.
  • Super-Strength: He's strong enough to move a battleship on his own.

    The Red Queen 
The queen of lust and heartache, and ruler of Underland. Source: Alice in Wonderland, Alice in Wonderland (2010)

    The Ponyos 
Undead mermaids, feared since ancient times, currently being used as weapons by the Nazis. Source: Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea
  • Adaptational Villainy: In the original anime film? A sweet, curious child of the sea. Here? A twisted species of undead mermaids that prey on and mutate their friends and family.
  • And I Must Scream: Becoming a Ponyo is not pleasant.
  • The Assimilator: They use slime to mutate merfolk into more Ponyos and bring them into the Hive Mind.
  • Decomposite Character: Instead of the one character from their film of origin, here they're a whole unnatural species.
  • The Dreaded: Merfold have feared them throughout their history, for good reason.
  • Hive Mind: Once turned into a Ponyo, you think like them as well.
  • Obliviously Evil: They seem to think that they're helping their fellow merfolk by transforming them.
  • Our Mermaids Are Different: Well, they used to be mermaids...
  • Our Zombies Are Different: They're the twisted spirits of dead merfolk that infect living merfolk into joining them.

    Doctor Facilier 
The charismatic "Shadow Man", who turned Prince Naveen and Tiana into frogs and tried to steal the souls of New Orleans. Mickey and the others go looking for him to help them find the Order of Fantasia. Source: The Princess and the Frog
  • Adaptational Heroism: If he was telling the truth about wanting to prevent the war.
  • Back from the Dead: Thanks to Peter.
  • Deal with the Devil: He's made a lot of them, with him as the Devil side, and ends up making one with Peter to be brought back to life in exchange for helping Peter fly.
  • The Dreaded: To everyone who knows of him.
  • Hollywood Voodoo: Uses this.
  • Living Shadow: When he comes back from the dead, he takes the form of Peter's shadow.
  • Villain Song: Uses one to convince Peter to bring him back from the dead.
  • Well-Intentioned Extremist: He claims that his scheme to steal New Orleans's souls was to prevent the current supernatural war. It's still unclear whether he was telling the truth or not.

Order of Fantasia

    In General 

    Merlin 
A powerful wizard who ages backwards and taught magic to Mickey before he was killed by Maleficent. Source: The Sword in the Stone, Fantasia, and The Sorcerer's Apprentice

    Captain Hook 
A fearsome pirate who left both the Pirate Court and the Order of Fantasia to settle in Neverland with his love, Tinkerbell. Together they had Peter, though Hook wanted to name him Jack. Source: Peter Pan

    Clopin 
A Parisian clown. He helped stop a monster just as bad as Hitler in earlier days. Source: The Hunchback of Notre Dame

    Odette 
A Middle Eastern thief who mastered magic just to keep herself from starving. Source: The Princess and the Frog, Beauty and the Beast
  • Batman Gambit: Despite her enchanted insanity, she still manages to pull one on Maleficent in the first chapter.
  • Composite Character: Is a combination of Mama Odie from The Princess And The Frog and the old lady from Beauty and the Beast. But oddly enough, she's also a Decomposite Character at the same time, see below.
  • Decomposite Character: She is the old lady from Beauty and the Beast, but not the enchantress. While in the original film, they are the same character, here the old lady is Odette while the enchantress is Maleficent. They just happen to be mistaken for the same person because they are there at the same time.
  • Driven to Madness: Maleficent puts a spell on her that makes her crazy.
  • Eye Scream / The Tooth Hurts: After Maleficent enchants her insane, she has Diablo take Odett's eyes and teeth.
  • Immortality: Another of Maleficent's "gifts" to her.

     Pierre 
A Rodigan inventor, unfortunately ahead of his time.
  • Animated Armor: He protected his flower by placing it in a suit of armor and having mechanical soldiers guard it.
  • Gadgeteer Genius: He is described as this.

    Gothel 
Maldonia's first princess, who trusted nobody but herself with her flower. Also known as Snow White. Source: Tangled, Snow White

    Springshine 
The daughter of a nymph and a human, one of the most powerful Stars. She let her flower grow and be passed on through generations of guardians. Source: Fantasia 2000

Other Characters

    Mary Poppins 
A magical woman who used to be Mickey's nanny back when he was Michael Banks. Source: Mary Poppins

    Bert 
The Spirit of Britain, particularly London, and Mary Poppins's dearest friend. Source: Mary Poppins
  • End of an Age: He admits that maybe the age of "adventureres, and crackpot scientists, and chimney-sweeps" is coming to an end.
  • Genius Loci: He is the embodiment of London and its common ideals. The author even mentions this trope by name in his notes.
  • Shout-Out: As the spirit of Britain and its ideals, it's heavily implied that Bert will soon be replaced by the fictional James Bond.

    Christopher Robin 
A clever and brave young soldier for the Allies, who has a way with animals. Source: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

    Captain Griswald 
The quickest draw in the Canadian army. After his troops are overrun, he and Christophe Robin work together to rescue the Rodigan royal family. Source: Recess

     Mim/Elliot the Dragon 
A friendly dragon who helps Christopher Robin. She used to be Maleficent's daughter, before Merlin infected her with a disease that turned her kind and protective. Source: Pete's Dragon (1977) and The Sword in the Stone

    Minnie 
A young girl who's imprisoned and abused by the Nazis for daring to speak out against Hitler. She's later rescued by Christopher Robin and taken aboard O.W.A.C.A's ship. Source: Minnie Mouse cartoons
  • Adaptational Species Change: She's a human girl instead of a mouse (for now, at least).
  • Damsel in Distress: She's held prisoner by the Nazis to be rescued by Christopher Robin and Elliot.
  • Foregone Conclusion: Given her source material, her and Mickey ending up together at some point is kind of inevitable.
  • Rape as Drama: She's implied to have been sexually abused by her Nazi captors.

    Major Monogram 
The Muppet commander of O.W.A.C.A. Source: Phineas and Ferb
  • Adaptational Species Change: He's revealed to be a Muppet.
  • Bad Boss: He's cold and harsh to those under him, especially Shego.
  • Dirty Old Man: He seems pretty happy about superheroes wearing skin-tight leotards...
  • Good is Not Nice: He's fighting with the good guys, but he's still a creep.
  • Jerkass: He's a jerk to everyone under his command, but especially Shego, who he forces to fight and does nothing to help despite the trauma she's gone through.
  • Muppet: He is one.
  • Pants-Free: He's known to go without pants. Partially justified since he's a Muppet.

    Ariel 
One of the Queens of Atlantica, and the one with the most experience with humans. She tries and fails to prevent her sisters from waging war against all humans. Source: The Little Mermaid
  • A Fate Worse Than Death: Her eventual fate as she's turned to a Ponyo.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: She lets the Ponyos take her in order to distract them from hunting the merchildren.
  • Really 700 Years Old: She apparently looks little different from a middle-aged human in terms of age, but she's actually 300.
  • Youngest Child Wins: As the youngest of her queenly siblings, she is also the closest to humans and understands that they're not all evil. She doesn't actually win, however, as her siblings vote her out of confidence and make the decision to go to war without her.

    Melody 
Ariel's daughter, but also the oldest of her generation of royal cousins. The fate of Atlantica ends up falling on her shoulders after the Ponyo attack. Source: The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea

    Sir Francis Robinson 
The Prime Minister of Switzerland, who is determined to ensure that Switzerland remain neutral in the war. He used to be friends with Monty Fisk. Source: Swiss Family Robinson
  • Loyal Animal Companion: He has a pet monkey named Jack, who he turns to to ask the hard questions.
  • Trap Master: He uses Switzerland's terrain to build traps so effective even the Nazis can't hope to successfully invade it.
  • We Used to Be Friends: His family and Monty Fisks's family used to be very close.

    The Magician's Court 
A group of the world's most powerful wizards, magicians, and magic users. Mickey and the heroes go to them for information of the Order of Fantasia.
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