Cheshire Cat

### Allies

Bolt, Angel, Mittens, Alice, Penny, Dorthy Gale, Coarline, Vinnie, Bobby, Joey, The Birds, The Caterpillar, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, Flowers of Wonderland, Thew White Rabbit, Mad Hatter, March Hare, other Wonderland Inhabitants, Simba, Nala, Fairy Godmother, Aladdin, Cinderella

### Enemies

Rhino, The Evil Queen/Regina Mills, The Red Prince/Henry Mills

### Goal

To Get back Home (succeeded)To Make a Friend (succeeded)

### Fate

Goes back to Wonderland this time with Angel, Bolt, Mittens and Penny and her Mom

### Relatives

Charles (father)Luna (Mother)

Fuzzy (younger sister)

Jackie (younger brother)

Unborn sibling (in the second book, unborn Brother)

Unnamed Parental Grandmother

### Likes

his friends, his family, living in wonderland,

### Dislikes

getting dragged into a unfamiliar world, his friends and family getting hurt, getting his head stuck, almost dieing

### Powers and abilities

Teleportation, Transforming into a human, invisibility

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 *This Page is about the Alice in Wonderland And Cheshire Cheshire Cat, For The Black Mirror Version see Cheshire Cat (Black Mirror)*

Cheshire Cat or just Cheshire is the main protagonist of the story of the same name.

## Personality

Cheshire is portrayed as a teenaged cat who keeps to himself. He shares similar personality traits to two of his friends from separate movies Bolt and Simba. Cheshire is snarky, sometimes narcissistic and can lash out (like any teenager) but is deep down a good kid whose just shy and insecure which he tries hiding with his tough persona. But after he is dragged into the real world, His sensitive side begins coming out when he starts opening up to Bolt and even gets angry and overprotective of him especially when dealing with Rhino (who later reveals he's responsible for cheshire being taken to the real world for a plot against bolt) who he strongly dislikes even before its revealed rhino was a cold blooded monster. However he can also be vulnerable and easy to trick and to manipulate as shown when Cheshire is about to be killed by a evil version of himself when suddenly Rhino shows up with a magic wand and saves him (when in reality, what REALLY happened was the whole rescue thing was a set up from Rhino creating the evil version via magic and hiring him to work for him, to him stealing the wand which is rightfully Fairy Godmother's in the first place as as a ploy to get cheshire to trust him) and Cheshire trusted and relied on him for a short time.

## Physical Appearance

Cheshire is a pink and purple cat with a more slender body then in the animated film, a younger appearance with a long tail which he uses as a blanket that he can stretch out. He can also take off his head and mess around with his body. He can also turn into a human and his appearance as a human is purple hair with his cat ears sticking out as well as his tail, a pink and purple striped shirt with long sleeves, long purple and pink stripped pants and black shoes. Cheshire's eyes (both as a cat and human) is yellow or ember. He looks around the 15-16 age range as a human as well.

## Before Auradon (Original Portrayal)

### *Alice in Wonderland*

After a gamete of nonsensical events in pursuit of the White Rabbit, Alice enters the Tulgey Wood. There, the Cheshire Cat arrives offering her help with directions. She tries to receive practical answers, but he continues to goof off by asking random questions, and continually showcasing his abilities. After a while, he advises her to seek answers from the Mad Hatter and the March Hare. She, not wanting to associate with mad people, denies the advice, but he claims that everyone in Wonderland is mad, including himself. He then slowly fades away into thin air, laughing and singing in the process.

Later on, Alice finds the trail of the White Rabbit once again, and begins to pursue him once more. She is lost again, but this time, all hope seems lost. She breaks down in tears, just when the Cheshire Cat arrives. Delighted to see him, she claims that she's no longer looking for rabbits, and wants to find her way home. However, he explains that in Wonderland, she has no way, and that all ways there are the Queen's ways. Confused, she informs him that she knows nothing about the queen, so he reveals a secret passage way to her card-inhabited kingdom.

During a croquet game with the Queen of Hearts, the Cheshire Cat arrives and continuously gets Alice into trouble with the Queen. At one point, the Cheshire Cat causes the Queen to flip over, revealing her bloomers. Out of utter embarrassment, she puts Alice on trial. With the witnesses being the Mad Hatter, March Hare, and the Doormouse, the trial gets nowhere. Soon enough, the Queen sentences Alice to death by beheading, until she finds more mushrooms in her pocket, which causes her to grow to a gigantic size. She then takes advantage of the opportunity and insults the Queen, but she shrinks down to her normal size once again. The Cheshire Cat appears once more, repeating Alice's insults which causes the Queen to lose her temper, and this leads to the climactic chase.

## New Portrayal

### Cheshire

In the book, Cheshire is portrayed as a almost completely different character. Despite still having the physical appearance of a cheshire cat, he looks and sounds and is portrayed as a teenager (around 15-16) where he's snarky, sarcastic, sometimes rude to his family but at the core of it all is a good kid and is insecure and doesn't really open up to anyone in Wonderland. He's Portrayed as a "sane" inhabitant of Wonderland and frankly is normal by himself and compared to everyone else.

Cheshire Cat (Cat Form) (Artwork by chelseakenna on Deviantart)Cheshire Cat (Human) (Artwork by IchiruSakuraba on Deviantart)