Alistair is technically the main character-- Wonderland lore-wise. Oh, fairy tale characters having lore? Interesting. He is pretty much the more dreamy male character as the son of Alice and that is surprising because Daring Charming exists and, for once, he just got outlawed. The only thing that does not sit right with me is that Alice is mentioned but is not in their world at all. Is she dead? Apparently, the Queen of Hearts is still not over Alice ruining her already-destroyed roses and interrupting her rounds of croquet. 

Apple is like the nicest Mean Girls character giving the vibes, but she is still very annoying sometimes. The amount of times they announce her mother's name is irritating. That woman has been sleeping for years and suddenly got famous? I wish I had that reward. She drags Daring with her everywhere, like he is a lost pet, and it makes me rage. She is the typical blonde stereotype. Always looking in the mirror, very accident prone. Nothing new.

I love how, in this version, producers made Snow White tall because Disney confirmed that she was actually 5'4 in their version. Her voice is completely different and when she is aggressively complimenting someone, I can't stop imagining the original voice, Adriana Caselotti, yapping her mouth off at someone. She is so mean to some people, especially those who don't give men attention when she's calling out. It makes me feel so bad for Apple.

Ashlynn Ella is the daughter of Cinderella, who is dating the son of a Hunter. She’s very peaceful for someone who has to deal with her evil step-aunts who are, for some reason, nicer to her than they were to her mother. Emotional abuse? Possibly. You never know what they are doing these days. Her step-cousin Dizzy in the Descendants universe is somehow in charge of her own shop at 12-13 years old. At least  Ashlynn has a different taste in men, gravitating toward those who love animals and can multi-task doing hunting prep stuff.

King Charming has a pretty bad long relationship status, which everyone already knows. I never took him as the type to get Ariel the mermaid pregnant, which is very new information, yet he still has not been divorced. The original middle child, Dexter, has sadly witnessed seeing his father like this and is embarrassed by his family name but still tries miserably to make himself stand out in the family. 

Watching the show, Cedar is not what I expected from someone who is the daughter of a tiny wood boy or man, probably a boy. I can't see Pinocchio as a dad. She is a very shy, nervous but clever girl who avoids huge crowds. I like how producers never changed the effects of the lying but never overused it in the later seasons. She avoids all of the drama, but she is never afraid to snoop a little bit.

Ginger is probably the most traumatizing character I have read about in order to get more info. She is the adoptive daughter of the candy witch from Hansel & Gretel. I love the character. It's just weird to name your child after the place where you tortured and ate someone and then make them grow up to be a cook. She is so innocent, too. She does not know what the witch was actually like or the fact that her own mom ate her dad.

Hunter is a man-child. He is one of twelve kids of the Huntsman from Little Red Riding Hood and Snow White. Apparently, the couple had one kid in the 1500s and eleven more in the 1700s. I don't know why they are still alive in the 2000s. The book series is a little off. He is dating Ashlynn, but there is a problem because, somehow, they are the same age in the EAH. Technically speaking, though, it does not sound like they are alive. 

Madeline is more mad than her dad, but she is somehow the slightly damaged light of her friend Raven's life-- considering the fact that she is friends with the daughter of the psychopathic woman who tried destroying Wonderland six times. If the Queen Of Hearts was not there to ease tension, then the whole world would be depending on Uno instead of normal cards. Those darn Skip and Wild cards. They are untrustworthy.

Melody is another character that had a different outcome than what she seemed. She has never appeared with her father's version of the original flute, but she has one that was made in our year and usually just appears out of nowhere with a keyboard. It drives the headmaster insane every single time. Don't blame him. She has no cover for the keyboard and just walks with it like she is lifting weights. This is not Wonderland.