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Doctor Undergear

**Doctor Undergear** is a recurring antagonist featured in the Disney Junior animated series, *Jake and the Never Land Pirates*. He is a scurvy pirate mad scientist described himself as the "Greatest genius in the Never World", developing various complex mechanical devices, commonly based on sea animals, with the long-term goal of taking over the Never World. He is voiced by Tony Hale.

## Personality

Doctor Undergear is a short-tempered, egomaniacal, raucous and pompous evil mastermind genius. He has all the qualities of a classic mad scientist: he looks, talks, and dresses like a bad guy and possesses the psychotic sense of self-entitlement that urges him to conquer the world, the destruction of his enemies or both. A would-be tyrant, he has a hunger for power and desires as well attention, adulation and a little respect.

## History

Doctor Undergear resides on a island of gears that he spends his days working alongside his various mechanical minions with the desires of conquering the whole Never World. It was later revealed that Doctor Undergear created Captain Gizmo in hopes of leading his robotic forces but during his preparations Gizmo's part were washed away from Undergear's island and ended up on Pirate Island leading to the episode Captain Gizmo. It was also revealed that during his preparation for Gizmo he added the wrong gear to power him, up as the golden gear gave Gizmo a heart of gold and kindness. But later during Doctor Undergear's debut, it was revealed that he didn't care for the softhearted incarnation and tried to replace it with a purple gear that made Gizmo both loyal only to him and evil.

## Powers and Abilities

Doctor Undergear is a brilliant scientist, mechanic, and inventor whose mastery of technology is nearly boundless, able to create all manners of machines, mechs, and robots. His remarkable skills as an engineer and programmer are best evidenced by the armies of robots and weapons he has created for his numerous attempts at world domination.

Another of Undergear's skills is his masterminded plots, manipulations and schemes which nearly always succeed in some way. However, even when successful, his plans usually fail due to Jake and his crew and his own arrogant overconfidence.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

He appeared in Sora’s Adventures in Never Land
Dragon Tooth Necklace

The **Dragon Tooth Necklace** is a magical, dragon-fanged necklace featured in the Disney Junior series, *Jake and the Never Land Pirates*. It was created by the Sorcerer, to which he would give the necklace to Captain Chen in order to help prevent him from changing into the golden dragon as long as he is wearing it.

## Powers and Abilities

The Dragon Tooth Necklace's most noticeable ability, as revealed by Chen, is to keep him from losing himself and rampaging as the golden dragon, preventing the transformation as long as he keeps it around his neck at all times.

## History

Long ago, Captain Chen used to serve a sorcerer and was tasked with guarding his treasure. But soon, Chen's greed played on him and he stole the treasure for himself. The sorcerer soon became aware of Chen's actions and punished him by turning him into a golden dragon. Chen soon returned the treasure, but it did not make a difference in what was done. However, the sorcerer showed some form of mercy by giving Chen a magic necklace that would prevent him from changing into the golden dragon as long as he wears it.
Dr. Sarah Bellum

Imagine a person whose destructive creativity is as high as their moral standards are low and who has the body count going for them to be among St. Canard's worst yet is a dependable and trusted member of the good guy team. Said imagination's name is **Sara Bellum**. Dr. Bellum is the head of SHUSH's research division and somehow both profoundly intelligent and spectacularly stupid at the same time. Her goal is to win the Nobel Prize with the inventions she creates for SHUSH, which have included the norma ray, the time machine, and the Svaco-650 pie gun, as well as killer teddy bears.

She shows a cheery disregard for any sort of professional ethics, mentioning off-handedly in both "Heavy Mental" and "Disguise the Limit" that her experiments tend to *kill* the test subjects. In "Heavy Mental", the risk of harm was so big that she wanted "vic- er, volunteers" that weren't covered by SHUSH's medical insurance. When unable to tell the difference between Darkwing and a disguised Negaduck in "Just Us Justice Ducks", she happily announced that she'd just kill them both to save time, and begins to break out a weapon to do so. She is voiced by Jodi Carlisle.

## Background

As one of SHUSH's foremost scientific minds, Bellum is in an odd position where she's allowed to make sacrifices - that is, other agents - to get her results. Putting others in deadly situations is pretty much just another Monday for her, but she does want her inventions to eventually be used for the greater good.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

She appeared in Sora’s Adventures in Saint Canard as she meets Sora and his friends
Moonstone Opal

**The Moonstone Opal** (simply called **"the Moonstone"** or, **"the Stone"**) is a supremely powerful, ancient opal gem that had descended to Planet Earth from a single drop of pure moonlight, thousands of years ago, along with its heavenly counterpart of healing and light: the now powerless and useless golden Sundrop Flower.

Its destructive powers cause death, ruin, decay, disintegration, nothingness and destruction to those around it, enough to render an entire kingdom uninhabitable and devastated. As with the mystical yellow Sundrop Flower, its powers can be activated only by singing the decaying incantation. As such it's the embodiment of death-force itself.

Since forming the unnamed dark kingdom to further horde and exploits its evil powers to those around it, the Opal resided in a special chamber, waiting to reunite with the Sundrop Flower's new form.

In an unexpected twist, the Opal has allowed itself to merge with Cassandra's entire body; resting on the upper center of her chest, glowing a light shade of moonlight blue.

According to Adira, in order to neutralize the dangerously destructive and potentially deathly effects of the Moonstone, it must reunite with the Sundrop.

Now that it has an earthly host capable of handling its supreme powers, it enables Cassandra to wield and reshape its defenses however she sees fit. However, when directly clashing with an additional spell of the reborn Sundrop Flower, a fragment comes off it and disappears to parts unknown.

## Heavenly Powers and Effects

**Decay Incantation:** When one recites said spell of decay and destruction, it causes death and ruin to those all around it, from plants to living beings. At one point, it seemed to overpower the Sundrop itself, as it was able to turn Princess Rapunzel's unnaturally long blonde hair (from which the Sundrop Flower's powerful magics of healing, light and life now flows) as well as her eyes black.

* **Death Inducement**
* **Death-Force Manipulation:** When Princess Rapunzel was chanting the fraction of its evil magics, it was shown to gradually drain living beings of their very vitality, thus gravely weakening them to near death.
* **Negative Forces Manipulation**
* **Destruction**
* **Death Embodiment**
* **Decay Embodiment**

**Black-Rock Incantation:** With this secondary spell of pure shadow at her disposal, Cass has complete control over the moon rock spikes and can reshape them to make anything she desires, from cages to an entire tower and throne.

* **Moon Creation & Control**

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

The stone appeared in Sora’s Adventures in Corona
Kingdom Hearts (world)

**Kingdom Hearts** is one of the major objects in the *Kingdom Hearts* universe. It is the heart of all worlds, and a source of great power and wisdom. It can be seen as the heart of everything. Due to its great significance, it has repeatedly been sought by the villains of the *Kingdom Hearts* series, in particular the series's main antagonist, Xehanort.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

According to Yen Sid Kingdom Hearts is a source of great knowledge and power.
Happy Birthday, Sora!/Trivia

Happy Birthday, Sora!

* Sora turns 18 in this episode; as such, he is legally considered an adult, but is still not of legal drinking age (which is 21; Terra and Aqua remind him of this, as they can but he can't yet).
* This is one of the *very* rare episodes where no Heartless, Nobody, Unversed, Nightmare Dream Eater or villain of any kind shows up.
* List of presents Sora's pals give him:
	+ Kairi: A golden wedding ring, saffronia blossoms and
	+ Aqua: A red Wayfinder necklace
	+ Naminé: A scrapbook to record his memories of his adventures
	+ Roxas: An ice cream making machine
	+ Xion: Ingredients to make ice cream
	+ Axel/Lea: The book *We All Scream for Ice Cream!*
	+ Isa:
	+ Even and Ienzo: A Shadow Archive+
	+ Dilan and Aeleus:
	+ Lauriam and Strelitzia: A Full Bloom+
	+ Emyd:
	+ Elrena: A Shock Charm+
	+ Final Fantasy friends: Blueprints for Gummi Ships, new Materia, and the book *Blitzball Through the Ages.*
	+ The World Ends With You gang: Jupiter of the Monkey, Tigre Punks and D+B clothes and pins
	+ Mickey, Donald and Goofy: Disney Town souvenirs and a golden birthday crown
* Sora's birthday dinner is various homemade Asian foods, consisting of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indian and Thai cuisine, while his cake is a
Dragon Gem

The **Dragon Gem** is a gemstone created from the essence of dragon magic by Pengu, Pranee, Jagan, and Amba. The Dragon Gem is able to banish evil entities and revive anyone who gets turned to stone. When it was first created, and was used for the first time against the Druun by Sisu, it revived everyone except the dragons. At some point after, it came into the possession of Heart who protected it within a secret chamber.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

It appeared in Sora’s Adventures in Kumandra
Holidays

**Holidays** are defined as "days of festivites or recreation in which no work is done." These days are commonly used to celebrate/honor cultures and/or religions. In Carl Cooper/LeAnn Holsclaw media, holidays are frequently celebrated by the characters, and in addition to specific normal holidays, ones from the Papa's Gameria series are also celebrated.

## List of Holidays in Sora's Adventures

* New Year's Day: Celebrated on January 1st, New Year's Day welcomes the new year in for solar calendar users. Those who celebrate wear/carry rainbow-colored outfits/accessories, eat rainbow-colored desserts/snacks and delicious New Year's Day dinners (often pork and sauerkraut), and watch the dropping of the ball in Twilight Town. This holiday is honored by most Disney worlds that take place in Western countries and in Twilight Town as well.
* Lunar New Year: Celebrated during the New Year in either late June or early February, Lunar New Year welcomes the new year in for lunar calendar users. Those who celebrate wear red and black kimonos, eat Asian foods (be they homemade or from a Chinese restaurant) and honor the holiday with fireworks and a dragon parade. This holiday is honored by Asian Disney worlds as well as Radiant Garden, Land of Departure and Destiny Islands.
* Valentine's Day: Celebrated on February 14th, Valentine's Day is a holiday to celebrate love and those you care about. Those who celebrate wear red, white and pink clothes, eat sweet foods and desserts (often with cranberry juice and/or sweet pink champagne) and honor the holiday with exchanging of Valentine cards, roses and a dance.
* Mardi Gras: AKA Fat Tuesday. Celebrated on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday in either February or March, Mardi Gras is a carnival celebration to honor the practice of eating fatty foods before Lent. Those who celebrate often wear colorful costumes and/or outfits, eat Cajun/New Orleans-style foods and celebrate with a carnival-esque festival.
* St. Patrick's Day: Celebrated on March 17th, St. Patrick's Day is a holiday to honor the death of St. Patrick and Irish cultures. Those who celebrate wear green clothes (usually a shirt or dress; if someone does not, they will get pinched), eat Irish/green foods and honor the holiday by trying to catch a leprechaun and get his/her gold for a St. Patrick's Day wish (however, the gold vanishes after a few seconds).
* Easter: Celebrated on the Sunday of Lent, usually in March or April, Easter is a holiday to honor the death of Jesus. Those who celebrate wear paste loco lords outfits in speckled or Easter Egg patterns, eat an Easter dinner of ham and more things, and try to hunt for Easter eggs and find candy in their Easter baskets from the Easter Bunny.
* Independence Day
* Halloween
* Thanksgiving
* Christmas
Island of Moptop

The **Island of Moptop** is a world in the Humongous Galaxy that is run entirely by sentient foods. It is located between Cartown and Planet Under the Sea It debuted in Sora and Pajama Sam Save the Foods! and has made a few appearances since then.

## Overview

Moptop is an island whose structure resembles the body of Pajama Sam himself. It is inhabited by sentient food, from each of the six food groups. The island is divided into five sections:

* **The Headlands:** This section resembles the head. In the far north are the Molar Mountains that has a self-service ski resort. It also contains the Food Pyramid where the six Peace Delegates run the island while promoting peace between the denizens. At the top of the Headlands lives the Cheese of Adventure, Chuck Cheddar, and near the Condiment Tree lake lives the vegetable delegate, Florette.
* **Foothills**: This section resembles the human feet. It is where most meats, nuts and legumes live, along with Selma and Selina Celery who live close to the Bean Factory. It is here that Bean 47 is found and works.
* **Muscle Beach**: This beachlike area resembles the musculoskeletal system. At the far side of the beach is the Comedy Club where Mickey Hollandaise tells his funny jokes and his partner Tom Rutabaga tells his knock-knock jokes. In a chapel on the beach is the delegate of the Breads and Grains, Pierre LePain.
* **The Bluburbs**: This area resembles the digestive tract. It is where soda cans dance, fruits live in harmony and plumber plums have fun unclogging drains. In a cozy cottage near a caramel pit is the fruits delegate, Granny Smythe, and near the Soda Hot Springs is the Fats and Sweets delegate Luke Wigglebig, who is against the S.S.A.M.
Hermes

**Hermes** is an Olympian God, serving as a royal messenger of the Gods, from the 1997 animated feature film, *Hercules*.

## Description

**Hermes Trismegistus** (known in Roman as **Mercury ter Maximus** and Arabian as **Al-Kutbay**) is an angel werewhelk who is the god of the number eleven, thieves, merchants, travelers, doctors and anyone who uses the roads.

He is often depicted with a caduceus, a staff with wings and entwined snakes, and a winged helmet and sandals.

In the film and series, he is shown as being a friend to Hercules. He tends to talk quickly.

He can travel extremely fast and is the messenger of the gods. He is the son of Zeusand Maia, one of Zeus's immortal girlfriends. He has a seat on the Olympian Council.

## Powers and Abilities

As a god, Hermes possesses the natural powers and abilities such as immortality, omnipresence, superhuman strength, and magic.

* **Magic** - Hermes uses magic via the Caduceus (his staff).
* **Flight** - As the messenger of the Gods and God of travelers, the winged sandals enable Hermes to fly and move at an extreme speed.
* **Super Speed** - Hermes can fly or simply move his body extremely fast, quick enough to perform tasks like cooking in a few seconds.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

He appeared in Sora's Adventures at Olympus Coliseum
Genie Energy

**Genie Energy** is also a Genie Magic

They deal with specific humans, using their powers to grant wishes. They have reality warping powers, can manipulate matter and energy and can use some psionic powers like telepathy, clairvoyance and a kind of psychic erosion.

In the original 1001 Nights (a.k.a. Arabian Nights) story "Aladdin" the titular character gets a lamp that contains a magical being called a "genie" that grants wishes. ... Yet, the Disney movie shows that the genie only grants three wishes and three wishes only per master.

## Genie Energy Users

* Genies
* Genie
* Eden
* Pip the Pirate Genie
* Shahra
* Gene the Genie

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

Pip the Pirate Genie said something about the Genie Energy in Sora’s Adventures in Never Land
Knuckles

**Knuckles** is the secondary antagonist in The Swan Princess: Escape from Castle Mountain. He works for Clavius as his co conspirator. This Knuckles is not to be confused with Knuckles the Echidna, one of Sonic's friends.

## Personality

Knuckles is the sort of guy who does what Clavius tells him to do. He is an expert at making traps, and causing damage to property. He does this to help Clavius gain access to the castle.

He is also the one who respects elders such as Queen Uberta and Clavius, but he can't remember which one of the two he takes orders from. He is a bit heartless, as shown when he wouldn't help Derek out of the mud pit and he betrays Derek after he ends up in the same situation later on.
Genie Manipulation

The power to **manipulate genies.** Variation of Mythic Manipulation.

## Also Called

* Djin/Djinn/Djinni Control/Influence/Manipulation
* Genie Control/Influence
* Ifrit Control/Influence/Manipulation
* Jan/Jann Control/Influence/Manipulation
* Jinn Control/Influence/Manipulation
* Marid Control/Influence/Manipulation
* Shaitan/Shaytan Control/Influence/Manipulation

## Capabilities

User can create, manipulate, and destroy the Jinn. They control them to do their bidding like, help them during situations, use them against foes, use them to see locations and get information about a particular place, use them for battle, use them for spying on others. User can also understand or communicate with them, hence creating and strengthening friendships.

## Powers and Abilities

* Genie Control/Influence
* Djin/Djinn/Djinni Control/Influence/Manipulation
* Ifrit Control/Influence/Manipulation
* Jan/Jann Control/Influence/Manipualtion
* Jinn Control/Influence/Manipulation
* Marid Control/Influence/Manipulation
* Shaitan/Shaytan Control/Influence/Manipulation

## Applications

* Empathy - to understand/feel jinn emotions.
* Exorcism - to cast jinn out of people.
* Mind Control - to control genies.
* Mind Link - to have a bond with djinns.
* Sensory Scrying - to perceive through jinn senses.
* Summoning - to summon jinn.
* Taming - to tame genies.

## Associations

* Geniefication
* Genie Physiology - constant physical/mental bond may allow user to adapt to genies traits.
* Ghoul Manipulation
* Genie Creation
* Psychic Persuasion and/or Mind Control - limited to genies.
* Telepathy - limited to genies.

## Limitations

* Control Immunity
* May be limited to only certain species of jinn.
	+ Transcendent Genies or Genie Lords are difficult to control.
* Some can only control the genies they create or summon.
* Range may be limited.
* May require certain objects.
* May have limited number of commands.
Magic Mirror

The **Magic Mirror** is a powerful object first featured in Disney's 1937 film *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs*. Within it dwells its slave, an imprisoned spirit (resembling a theatrical mask, surrounded by smoke and fire) who always speaks the truth, normally in verse form. The Evil Queen holds ownership of the mirror, and primarily exploits its power to ensure that she remains the fairest in the land.

## Personality

Not much is known about the mirror except that his sole purpose is to serve whoever may own him at the time. Whilst he is antagonistic on various occasions, he is not intentionally evil, as he is forced to obey the Evil Queen due to being her slave. He does not hesitate to tell the truth to the Queen when it is revealed that Snow White was still alive.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

He appeared in Kairi’s Adventures in Dwarf Woodlands
Launchpad McQuack

**Launchpad McQuack** is Darkwing Duck's trusted sidekick and personal pilot. Launchpad was Darkwing's biggest fan and begged Darkwing to be his sidekick several times before being accepted. He refers to Darkwing as "DW" similarly to how he originally referred to Scrooge McDuck as "Mr. McD", and Darkwing in turn often calls him "LP". Launchpad is very simple-minded, laid-back, very loyal, modest and hard-working. Launchpad is the designer and builder of the Thunderquack, Darkwing's airplane. Even though Launchpad is a skillful pilot, he is known for his crash landings. He was voiced by Terence McGovern.

## Personality

Launchpad McQuack is usually depicted as brave, good-hearted, and incredibly dim-witted. While a skillful pilot, he is very bad at landing and almost always crashes instead but, to his credit, he and his passengers always survive such crashes, and he takes a strange sort of pride in being able to crash any imaginable aircraft. Launchpad leaves his job working for Scrooge McDuck in the series pilot, "Darkly Dawns the Duck".

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

He appeared in Sora’s Adventures in Saint Canard
Maia

Maia[a] is the co-antagonist of The Precursor Legacy, alongside her younger brother Gol Acheron. Both were corrupted by exposure to dark eco, Maia being a sorceress and her brother being a Sage. They operated out of their citadel, where they resided on the far north side of the continent.

Together, Maia and her brother planned to revive a custom Precursor robot in order to open dark eco silos across the earth and reshape the planet to their liking. To that end, Maia created a force of dark eco-mutated creatures known as the lurkers, to besiege human-inhabited villages and find, excavate, and steal Precursor technology and eco.

Throughout her southward crusade, she and her brother kidnapped the other eco Sages, forcing them to power their robot once it was complete. The disappearance of the Sages, and the lurkers' appearance around the southernmost Sandover Village, prompted green eco Sage Samos Hagaiand his protégé Jak to journey north and confront the siblings, ultimately leading to the evil duo's defeat.

## History

Prior to the events of *The Precursor Legacy*, Maia and Gol were normal, and resided in the underground northern village, where the Yellow Sage's hut was also located. They lived in a citadel constructed within a hollowed-out dark eco silo, which was also the site of a former Precursor city (sometimes referred to as simply "Precursor City").While Gol studied and experimented with dark eco as a Sage, it is unknown to what extent Maia was exposed. However, Samos Hagai at some point warned her that the dark eco would affect them both.

Eventually, the siblings cut off contact with the other Sages, and disappeared for years.[5] Both became corrupted by dark eco, twisting their minds, graying their skin, and yellowing their eyes. Maia became a fully fledged dark eco sorceress, using her newfound power to maintain a perpetual youthful appearance, hiding her true elderly age. This is presumably when she also gained teleportation and flying powers.

The siblings eventually devised a plan to unleash vast amounts of dark eco upon the planet and reshape it to their liking. They discovered that they could open the dark eco silos all over the world using a custom Precursor robot from scavenged parts, though they would need to kidnap the other eco Sages to harness their power. Maia thus created an army of lurkers to take over the villages, capture the Sages, as well as find, excavate, and steal Precursor artifacts to help them on their quest.

These lurkers were mutated versions of natural animals, and as Maia's army moved further south, the indigenous creatures of various locations would also become mutated. These mutated characteristics included yellow eyes, a pair of skin spurs on either side of the bottom lip, and hostile behavior.
Memory Orb

**Memory Orb** is the magical object that belongs to Naminé that links the memories of anyone.

## Description

The Memory Orb is light blue orb created by magic and alchemy, and its magically unbreakable.

## Powers and Abilities

Memory Orb has the power to see into other people’s memories.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

Naminé always uses it in Sora’s Adventures in Kingdom Hearts.
La Saia

La Saia is a character and boss in *Dark Cloud*. She was the queen of Queens when the town was a Kingdom. She ascended the throne when she was eighteen. She met a merchant named Rando and fell in love. They could only meet secretly, though, as the idea of the queen and a commoner was not accepted by society.

One evening, they planned to marry in secret. The night of the wedding, La Saia arrived at the church, but Rando never showed up. Left at the altar, she was heartbroken with despair, and decided to end it all by throwing herself into the ocean. When the people heard news of La Saia's death, they sunk the queen's favorite royal ship in her honor.

The merchants of Queens began to use the Shipwreck as a warehouse, but soon after the Dark Genie was released, the ship had overflown with evil beasts. Decades later, Toan and his party, including Ruby, would clear the Shipwreck of monsters, only to find Ice Queen La Saia waiting for them at the end.

After her defeat, La Saia asks why her bitterness remains, and Rando appears to explain why he left her at the altar and his reasons for taking the Moon Orb. The Life Stone had been keeping him and La Saia alive, in torment. He then gives Toan the Moon Orb and breaks the Life Stone. La Saia and Rando depart into the afterlife, happy that they are together at last.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

She appeared in Riku's Adventures in Planet Terra
Keyholes

**Keyholes** are the gateways in each world that leads to the heart of that world. The Heartless invade worlds and search for their Keyholes (which, not surprisingly, appear as large keyholes). Upon discovering the Keyhole, the Heartless will enter it and eventually devour the world's heart. After a world's heart is consumed, the world crumbles, and fades from existence. It is said that if the Keyblade locks a world's Keyhole, it can never be opened again.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

Keyholes return in the series due to Master Xehanort's resurrection along with the original Organization XIII. Some worlds, however, have not yet had their Keyholes sealed yet, so this is the first time they will do so.

Notably, in this series keyholes are combined with gates. According to Carl Cooper, this is for simplicity's sake.

## List of Keyholes

Note: All the Keyholes from the first game are included, however, this also includes Sora's Adventures Keyholes. As such, Prankster's Paradise is listed for Monstro.

* Traverse Town: Inside the mural when the bell at the Bell Tower is rung three times.
* Wonderland: In the doorknob's mouth.
* Olympus: Under the heavy statue in the Vestibule.
* Deep Jungle: At the tree in the Cave of Waterfalls.
* 100 Acre Wood: On Pooh's book's lock.
* Agrabah: Inside the Cave of Wonders' Lamp Chamber.
* Prankster's Paradise: On Pleasure Island's Ferris wheel.
* Atlantica: Revealed by a screen inside Ariel's Grotto.
* Halloween Town: Under Oogie's Manor; it is enormous in size.
* Never Land: Under the hands of the Clock Tower.
* Radiant Garden: In the gizmo part of the castle.
* Twilight Town: In Central Station's giant clock.
* Mysterious Tower: In Master Yen Sid's stained glass window.
* Disney Town: In the Jackpot section of Pete's Rec Room.
* Timeless River: On the smokestack of the S.S. Willie.
* The Caribbean/Port Royal:
* Pride Lands: On one of the Stone Hollow's walls near the mural of the Keyblade Crew and Simba.
* The Grid: In the I/O Tower's Communication Room.
* Enchanted Dominion: On the clock tower
* Dwarf Woodlands: In the Dwarfs’ Mine.
* Castle of Dreams:
* Kokaua Town: In Gantu's ship's computer.
* La Citê des Cloches: On the statue inside the Notre Dame Bell Tower.
* Country of Musketeers:
* Symphony of Sorcery: On the Fantasia book's lock.
* Nottingham: On the castle's gates.
* Great Forest: A key-shaped hollow in Friend Owl's tree.
* Devil's Bayou: Inside the Pirate's Cove near the Devil's Eye's skull.
* Big Apple:
* Prydain: Within the smoke of the Black Cauldron. Revealed after the Witches of Morva take the cauldron.
* Mousedom: On Big Ben's face, near the 12:00 mark.
* Paris Countryside:
* Kipling Jungle: A key-shaped knothole in the Swamp's banyan tree.
* Camelot: In the stone and anvil that Wart pulled the sword out of.
Mirror of Incanta

## History

Created by fairies' magic in ancient times, the mirror had the power to grant three wishes. and was stolen by pirates who used the first two before their ship wrecked. Tinker Bell sought out the mirror after she broke the moonstone, but wasted the last wish when she accidentally wished for Blaze to "be quiet for a minute." However, she used the mirror itself to form a scepter that held the shards of the moonstone in such a way to maximize their potential.
Encanto (location)

**Encanto** is a location from the 2021 Disneyanimated film of the same name. Located in the mountains of Colombia, it emmits magical energy that gives its residents superpowers. However, when a fierce evil force threatens the town, it's up to Mirabel Madrigal, the only resident without superpowers, to save the town before Encanto loses all of its magic.

## Background

Encanto serves as the film's titular setting where magic lives, with the magic granted by a magical candle that brought magic to Encanto when it was placed into Casa Madrigal. In the magical place of Encanto, the Madrigal family lives in a very unique home called Casa Madrigal, where each family member has a unique superpower (aka "gift") except for Mirabel, who has no unique gift.

When the town of Encanto is in danger, Casa Madrigal begins to lose its magic, leading Mirabel and the rest of the Madrigal family to help save the magical town from losing its magic, before all of Encanto loses all of its magic.

### Places of interest

* **Casa Madrigal:** The magical house where the family Madrigal lives. It is where the Madrigal family lives where the house came to life with magic. There, each member of the Madrigal family lives with a unique gift, with the exception of Mirabel who has no unique magical gift.
Merillia

**Merillia** is the life force of the ocean in the *Barbie in A Mermaid Tale* movies. The ability to create it is granted at exactly midday during the Changing of the Tides Ceremony, which takes place in the underwater city of Aquellia.

## Description

Merillia reflects its creator's emotions. If the creator is upset or depressed, then their Merillia becomes weaker over time. Without a change, the Merillia slowly poisons the ocean. When Queen Calissa was imprisoned by Eris, her Merillia was not strong enough for the ocean to remain healthy. It only improved when Merliah released her. Merliah gets distracted when at the end of the movie, she has gotten the power to make Merillia.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

In Kairi and the Mermaid Tales, Kairi has that power
Disney Junior Unite!

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**Disney Junior Unite!** is a spin off Disney Junior shows.

## Characters

* Jake
* Izzy
* Cubby
* Skully

## Episodes

**Magical Adventure at the Disney Mall:** Sofia leaves a Dream Come True Amulet at the mall, while Sly Fox picks it up and uses to create mayhem. So the PJ Masks and the rest of Disney Junior Club must retrieve it while avoiding the sly woman's trickery.
Keyblade Glider

**Keyblade Glider** (キーブレードライダー, *Kīburēdo Raidā*?, lit. "Keyblade Rider")is an ability demonstrated in *Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix*, *Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep*, and *Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix*.

Terra, Ventus, Aqua, and Xehanort have the ability to turn their Keyblades into vehicles, which they can use to fly, even to other worlds. This ability has only been demonstrated by these four, and it is unknown if other Keyblade wielders can use it.

Although each Keyblade Glider is similar in the manner that they are formed, by throwing the Keyblade into the sky, where it transforms into its vehicle form, the heroes' gliders have drastically different forms.

Terra's Keyblade Glider resembles a bike or speeder, Ventus's vehicle is shaped like a winged waveboard, and Aqua's Keyblade transforms into a two-part bow-and-platform device. The Keyblade wielders can also use their glider to attack; Terra rams his glider into the enemy, Ventus spins his glider around at the target, and Aqua uses the bow of her vehicle as a literal energy bow, firing shots at enemies from far away.

No matter the Keychain attached to the Keyblade when the glider is formed, the glider is always formed from the wielder's original Keyblade—Earthshaker for Terra, Wayward Wind for Ventus, and Rainfell for Aqua — and the design of the glider reflects that. However, during the Rumble Racing mini-game, the gliders are given a completely different color scheme.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

Sora and his friends use them to travel from world to world. They are used after exiting Highwind, their Gummi Ship, but only the Wayfinder Trio have Keyblade Armor to breathe in the Ocean Between.

## Role in Heart of the Keybearer

Many Keybearers use Gliders to travel from world to world in place of Gummi Ships. Carl's resembles a hoverboard, Sarah's a windsurfer she calls a "yacht" and Harlynn a hovercycle. Unlike in Birth By Sleep, their gliders change depending on the Keychain used, and as such have different special powers and abilities. Master Aqua still uses hers as normal.
Jorden’s Magic Lamp

**Jordan** (Genie's daughter) lives in this **magical lamp**. The first time it is seen is in Descendants: Wicked World: "*Careful What You Wish For*" when Jay hands Mal the lamp (most likely having stolen it as a prank) and asks her to hold on to it. Jordan comes and tells Mal that she (Mal) had got paint all over it. Mal rubs the lamp attempting to clean it, only for Jordan to snatch it back from her. She then wishes they were all back on the Isle of the Lost inadvertently making a wish that transports herself, Evie, Ben and Audrey to the Isle of the Lost. This lamp also appears in the Descendants music video "Genie in a Bottle."

In Return to the Isle of the Lost: A Descendants Novel, Jay is sucked into it where he is interviewed for Jordan's podcast. The lamp is also mentioned when Genie thanks Ben for letting Jordan use the lamp as a place to live rather than have her share one of the dorm rooms (as all the other students do).

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

It appeared in Sora’s Adventures in Auradon
Kokaua Town

**Kokaua Town** is a fictional Hawaiian town on the island of Kauaʻi. It is the main setting of the *Lilo & Stitch* franchise prior to the *Stitch!* anime and *Stitch & Ai*. It serves as the hometown of the main human characters of the franchise, including Lilo and Nani, and becomes the adoptive hometown of Jumba, Pleakley, Stitch, and most of the experiments. (Some experiments, such as Mr. Stenchy and Spats, were given to those who do not live on the island, while others, such as Sparky, live on other parts of the island.) The town, which was not named until *Lilo & Stitch: The Series*, is based off of the real life census-designated place of Hanapepe, Hawaii located along the southern shore of the actual island.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

Sora and his friends visit this place in Sora's Adventures in Hawaii...With Stitch!, Sora's Experiment Madness and
Moon Gem

The **Moon Gem** is a legendary magical gem featured in the Disney Junioranimated series, *Jake and the Never Land Pirates*. It is hidden on Never Land, that has the power to transform anyone who comes in contact with the gem into a wolf beast/werewolf

## Powers and Abilities

The Moon Gem has the power to turn those who touch it into a Wolf Beast when exposed to moonlight. The effects of the gem will become permeant if the victim does not return it back to the top Midnight Hill. In the episode "Night of the Stonewolf", the Moon Gem's lore was expanded, revealing that if anyone tries to take the Moon Gem from the Stonewolf's eye during sundown, it will come to life.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

In the episode called Sora’s Werewolf Curse, Marluxia stole and used the Moon Gem to turn Sora into a werewolf.
Kairi's Vampire Werewolf Hybrid Curse

## Synopsis

Kairi turned in a vampire werewolf hybrid.

## Characters

* Kairi
* Xion
* Naminé
* Aqua
* Olette
* Queen Minnie
* Daisy Duck
* Wendy Darling
* John Darling
* Michael Darling
* Nana
* Captain Jake
* Izzy
* Cubby
* Skully
* Pip the Pirate Genie
* Captain Hook
* Mr. Smee
* Sharky
* Bones

## Transcript

Kairi's Vampire Werewolf Hybrid Curse/Transcript

## Trivia

Kairi's Vampire Werewolf Hybrid Curse/Trivia
Earth

**Earth** is the planet that all humans live on, including the author. There may or may not be planets like this elsewhere in the universe. It is a real-world location, and as such does not appear much in Carl Cooper media.

## Setting/Areas

### Real Life

The Earth appears as a round planet when viewed from space. It is divided into seven continents: **North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia** and **Antarctica.** Surrounding these continents, and making up two-thirds of the planet, are bodies of water, including the oceans: **Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Arctic Ocean** and **Antarctic Ocean.**

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

Sora and his friends visit this place sometimes in Sora’s Adventures in Kingdom Hearts. The planet broken into parts in Sora and Friends Unleashed.
Keira

the daughter of Samos Hagai.

## History

Keira played a prominent role during *The Precursor Legacy* as she was the inventor of the A-Grav Zoomer which Jak and Daxter used to transport over lava and passes in order to further their journey north. Keira happened to be working on the zoomer just as it is revealed that Jak and Daxter could not teleport their way to Gol's citadel. Additionally, Keira released seven scout flies to each area to search for power cells, though they were subsequently trapped. Jak could find and free all seven scout flies to receive a power cell from the seventh one. In every hub area (Sandover Village, Rock Village, Volcanic Crater) Keira constructed, repaired, and upgraded (respectively) a new device necessary for traveling north, but would require more power cells each time, where Jak and Daxter would then go collect them by completing missions, some of them assigned by Keira. When Jak and Daxter finally reached the citadel, they activated the teleport gate to allow Samos and Keira to meet them, though Samos was kidnapped by Gol and Maia. Keira then helplessly asked Jak to go save her father. When he was saved and the evil duo were destroyed, Jak and Keira attempted to kiss though they were interrupted by Daxter.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

She appeared in Sora’s Adventures in The Precursor World
King Zongo

**King Zongo** is a minor recurring antagonist from the Disney Junioranimated series, *Jake and the Never Land Pirates*. He is the ruler of the pirate monkeys who thrive on Never Land. He is voiced by Chris Kattan.

## Personality

Zongo tends to be very loud and energetic. He dreams of finding the perfect hideaway to guard his golden monkey treasure and soon learn the perfect place Pirate Island. But after his defeat at the hand of Jake and his crew during his debut, Zongo now desires a ship fitting for himself and his crew.

## History

King Zongo is a rowdy talking monkey who was crowned by the Pirate Monkeys as their king. Much of his background is shrouded in mystery. He is one of few Pirate Monkeys who can speak.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Expert Strategist**: King Zongo has demonstrated amazing cleverness, as he has shown feats of being able to outsmart enemies multiple times. During his debut, he showed that he was capable of outwit Captain Hook and his crew and take control of the Jolly Roger.
* **Speed, Agility & Reflexes**: Being a monkey, King Zongo is also very fast, agile, and he possesses good reflexes.
* **Swordsmanship**: King Zongo has demonstrated some swordsmanship abilities, despite it not being known whether he had any training.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

In Sora’s Adventures in Never Land he's the new member of The Legion of Pirate Villains to help Luxord and Vexen capture Wendy Darling and Izzy.
Man Village

**The Man Village** is the setting from Disney's 1967 feature film, *The Jungle Book*, its 2003 sequel, and its 2016 remake. Man Village is part of Kipling Jungle.

## Background

The Man Village is a small human settlement located at the edge of the Seoni jungle in the Madhya Pradesh region of India, during the British rule. Not much is known about the village itself or its history, but it is implied that it was built not too long before Mowgli was discovered by Bagheera, as humans are a very rare sight in the jungle. As *The Jungle Book* takes place in 1894, all the buildings are made of stone and with thatched roofs as was with most rural 19th century Indian villages that were untouched by the British Empire.

The Man Village is depicted as a humble community led by Ranjan's Father and populated mainly by peasants, woodcutters, and hunters, and relies mainly on agriculture. The village appears to have gender roles, as women are expected to maintain households while men provide for their families and protect the village from wild animals. Despite that, the village does not appear to be a complete patriarchy, most likely due to the meekness of the community, as there is little to no cultural preference for sons over daughters and women were allowed to join the search party when Mowgli, Shanti, and Ranjan were lost in the jungle in *The Jungle Book 2*. Unlike many Indian communities at the time, the Man Village does not emphasize on arranged marriages. This is evidenced by Messua and Ranjan's father admitting that they married for love and despite Mowgli's higher social status as the son of the village leader, his family approves of his love for Shanti, despite her status a peasant girl.

Because the Man Village lacks formal education, the children are mainly laborers and are educated by their parents with the skills and knowledge they need to know. Unlike the adults, the children are not subjected to gender roles when it comes to chores, as evidenced by Mowgli and Shanti doing the same chores and Shanti being tasked with helping Mowgli learning work ethics and and guiding him through the work hours shortly after he arrived at the village.

The fashion in the village resembles that of typical rural communities of south- and central India (and southern Asia). The men often wear turbans, kurdas, dhoti, and sandals. There are also some men who simply wear dhoti pants and sandals. The women are dressed very modestly, usually wearing saris and headscarfs and wealthy women, such as Messua, often wear jewelry. The children wear simpler clothing. Girls usually wear lehenga skirts and choli tops and often with red bindi on their foreheads, a symbol of their Hindu faith. While boys commonly wear dhotis and kurdas, though many simply wear dhotis, langots, or other types of loincloth.

Unlike in the books, where many villagers were superstitious, the Man Village in the films is accepting of newcomers. As evidenced by their willingness to take in Mowgli, even though he was not born in the village.
Monty the Minotaur

**Monty the Minotaur** is a character from the Disney Junior animated series, *Jake and the Never Land Pirates*. He is a large Minotaur and the guardian of the treasure of Argos Island. He is voiced by Jim Cummings.

## Personality

Monty takes his job as the guardian of the treasure of Argos Island very seriously showing no sympathy for anyone fool-hearty enough to try to steal his treasure, whether young, old, male or female. He appears to be very stubborn and quick to act violently. However, when he reunited with Captain Buzzard who almost didn't recognize him without his beard, the two laugh reminiscing of the good old days at sea.

## Powers and Abilities

Monty, as a Minotaur, displays immense physical strength, which he uses as his primary weapon and intimidation. Monty is not just brute strength but can be quite clever making the various booby-traps on Argos Island, as revealed by Captain Buzzard, Monty trap craftsmanship was quite good during his travels as well.

## History

Much of Monty's past hadn't been revealed until "Minotaur Mix-Up!", where Monty revealed that he was once a meek scrawny human who had a rather miserable time at sea. As a young buccaneer, he was trained in the ways of a pirate, so that he would one day become a feared buccaneer. However, according to Monty, he was a somewhat pitiful pirate during his training and seemed hopeless for many years. It wasn't until he came across Argos Island in his travels and when he tried to take the treasure he was turned into a mighty Minotaur. Monty didn't miss his meek human form and felt his new appearance made him feel more like a pirate.

Years later Monty would serve under Captain Buzzard Bones for many years ago as his first-mate until he manages to get a ship of his own. Sometime after this event, Monty would return to Argos Island to protect the treasure from thieving pirates.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

He appeared in Sora’s Adventures in Never Land as he meet the Keyblade Wielders and help Sora and his friends protect Wendy Darling and Izzy from The Legion of Pirate Villains because both Wendy and Izzy are the Princesses of Hearts
Magic Dimension

The **Magic Dimension** (also called the **Magic Universe**, the **Magic Kingdom**, or even **Magix**) is a dimension located very far from Earth where magic is everywhere, and where are located several different magical realms and planets which are inhabited by many magical creatures. The capital for all different realms found within the Magic Dimension is the planet of Magix, which is located at its very core.

The foundations of all the realms of the Magic Dimension are the three pillars found in the Infinite Ocean.

## Role in Sora’s Adventures

This place appeared in Sora and his Friends Join the Winx Club