Arthur wasn’t sure what had happened. He thought he was supposed to be dead from that final battle with Morgana centuries ago, but when he woke up there was none of that. Lost and confused, he started to wander out into the snow to find out where he was and what was going on. He was taken in by a couple in the woods who informed him that he’d been asleep for centuries. Somehow he came back much younger than when he had died and he set out to find out if others from his time had been reborn as he had.

In his travels, he learned that only Merlin was left, still undying and his last link with the past he had come from. He was not yet used to the ways of this new world and sought him out, though encountered a strange being called the Cheshire Cat. He was a strange creature that spoke in riddles and seemed quite out of place in this modern world, but he bid Arthur a bit of help. Arthur eventually agreed to try kill the Dark Queen of Wonderland if he ever ended up there and was promptly dropped into a rabbit hole when he left.

Trapped in the twisted world of Wonderland, Arthur was bound by his word to at least attempt to save the land. There he was captured and imprisoned with a boy named Michael who appeared too young to be any trouble to anyone. From Michael he learned that the Dark Ace of Wonderland was Wendy, his sister, who had taken a liking to Arthur already. Wendy summoned the two of them to her and Arthur managed to trick her into letting him leave and return one day when he was powerful enough to rule alongside her, careful to never promise to come back and marry her. She gave him the ability to pass through the mirrors and bid him luck in leaving Wonderland, letting Michael go along with him as a part of the bargain. He was free for one week, then they would be coming after him to bring him back again.

Michael brought him back to their hideout and introduced him to the remains of Wonderland and Neverland. While he tried to convince Michael to come with him to find a way out, Michael insisted that he needed to stay behind and instead gave him free pick of whatever he needed. He took a pouch containing three vials and a sword, though Michael warned him that the pouch came from the mermaids and they were not to be trusted, so test the vials before using them.

On his search for an exit, he encountered many of the dark army and a strange fairy, wandering about looking lost and broken, like her mind had been shattered. He kept calling him Peter and finally gave him the power to free Wendy so it could all go back to normal. His kiss would break a maiden’s spell. And then she left, not realizing that she had picked the wrong guy.

In one encounter, he thought they were finally going to catch him again. This was when he met Alice, a very young girl who was very powerful. She saved him and was finally able to bring him back to reality and even managed to recognize the curse on the vials, saying that they would kill any human who used them that didn’t absolutely need them. She asked, mostly as a joke, that he repay her for all her help by finding her an ally and he agreed.

He found Alice an ally and got rid of the first vial in finding Snow White asleep. Alice noted that she was cursed and Alice wasn’t very good with breaking curses. Remembering what the fairy had said, tried kissing her. Apparently his kiss really did break the curse. After hearing her story, he tried to give her one of the vials, then left. He learned from Alice that she became a useful ally.

Continuing his search for Merlin, he came across the story of another young girl cursed to sleep. He thought nothing of it until he heard more about her, then thought perhaps she could use another one of the vials. He went to her, broke the spell with his kiss and gave her the vial so that she could help herself from then on.

He encountered another fairy on his travels, a refugee from Neverland, and she begged him to check up on the girl she helped, telling him her story. When he did, he encountered Cinderella and gave her the last vial before leaving. In repayment for helping her, the fairy showed him to Merlin.

Merlin was glad he’d finally shown up and sent him on a new quest. He’d already gained Excalibur, which had been lost in Wonderland, but now he had to assemble the new knights of the round table. They would be various people scattered across the land that he’d have to find quickly for Morgana was going to return and they had to be ready. He found one in Beast, though he is still looking for more to join his table.

Cindy was a young girl whose father married a woman so that she’d have a mother and sisters, then promptly died. Her stepmother treated her as a servant, her older sisters bullied her and she was a very shy and quiet girl, afraid of people and very subservient though she continued to dream big.

Eventually she started to come out of her shell. While she never really had friends, she was on friendly terms with people and eventually even got invited to a Halloween party, the party of the year. She tried to put together a costume, but her older sisters ripped it to shreds. Crying to herself, she realized she couldn’t go without a costume so she went up to her room in the attic and stared up at the stars, wishing on all of them that a miracle would happen.

She managed to catch the attention of a fairy who took pity on her and dressed her up to go. The fairy told her also that if she could just defend herself when people tried to bully her she wouldn’t have to put up with it, but instead she just went to the party, met a nice boy and left at midnight when the spell ran out. She dropped a ring on the way out, which the boy would use to track her down.

Her sisters realized that it was Cindy’s ring and knew the boy was going to try and find someone with hands that slender, so they beat up Cindy and made sure they broke her hands, putting them in a cast so that he would lose interest in the finding girl before figuring it out and they would once again have their chance.

There was a strange boy at the market a few days later, Cindy shopping with her hands in casts and having considerable problems with it. He helped her and talked with her, telling her that she really needed to learn to defend herself. He admits that her fairy asked him to check up on her and gave her a gift of a vial that should help. She pressed him and he confessed he’d given the other two to two other girls already who also needed them pretty badly named Snow and Aurora. If she was worried about it, she could ask them about it.

He left and she tracked down the other girls. Cindy tracked the other two down and, assured by both of them that the vial was the best thing to happen to them, took the vial. They also asked about the boy that helped them, realizing that she had actually been able to speak to him and he told them his story.

In the end, they ended up teaming up and working together. They hoped to one day meet up with the boy who had helped them all and replay him, though they still didn’t even know his name.

Aurora was always a clumsy girl. She tried gymnastics once and broke three bones on the first day. She tried dance and twisted her ankle. Almost everything she did resulted in some sort of injury, so she was home schooled where she wouldn’t get herself hurt. Finally, once high school came around, her parents agreed to let her go.

Here, she proved to be no less clumsy. Her first gym class resulted in her tripping into the volley ball net and having the posts fall on her, giving her a concussion, though she made friends and insisted that she would do better next time. She didn’t actually manage to do much better, but with the help of her friends and their quick reflexes, she managed to avoid further injury.

Being quite pretty despite her klutziness, she managed to attract the attention of a strange boy. She tried to turn him down politely, but he did not take it well and made an elaborate plan to trap her with magic that hinged largely on her sewing project that she used as an excuse to say no. He cursed the machine, but did not count on her inherent clumsiness. She tripped, fell into the machine and managed to severely injure herself to the point of severe blood loss, causing her to go unconscious.

The trouble was that the blood loss should not have put her into the coma she was in. Though physically healed, she stayed asleep. It wasn’t until she had a visitor several months later when a strange boy appeared in her hospital room. He broke her curse with a kiss and gave her a gift before disappearing in the form of a vial that would help ensure this wouldn’t happen to her anymore.

It took her several months before she finally drank it, first giving a little into her pet dog to see if anything would happen. When nothing did, she drank it herself and discovered the effects right away. She could walk around without tripping for starters. She didn’t get hurt in gym class and, even better, she did well in it. It made some people wonder what had happened to her and, to avoid the uncomfortable questions that she couldn’t answer, she started to act a little clumsy here and there to keep the attention away from herself. In private, she discovered just how quick and agile she had become.

It wasn’t until much later when her school came under siege from someone demanding a ransom or the kids would die that she started to test the limits of her newfound agility. Not really wanting to draw attention to herself from her classmates, she hid her identity and saved the school, but not after one of her friends got shot because she took too damn long deciding whether or not to jump in and help.

The thrill of saving people was addicting and she started to do so regularly, making a proper costume for herself and took to the streets to help wherever she could.

Her step mother’s plan was to kill her, but she was not very good at it. Whether it was her conscience or the fact that she really had no idea how to kill someone, it was never very clear, but she had to try.

First, she sent her a pair of white gloves with razors in them that would cut her wrists if one of the seven boys who followed her around everywhere hadn’t taken them from her first. She thought it was strange to put decoration on the inside and was cross that they had taken her gift.

The next was a packet of cookies, but one of her boys pointed out as she was about to eat one that they smelled like peanut butter. And then reminded her that she was deathly allergic to peanut butter. And then took them away so she wouldn’t eat them.

When the vitamins came that were clearly glowing. Her boys were away on a trip this time, something the school had arranged especially for the boys which left the girls alone at school for a week until their big trip happened the next week. Snow took some of the pills, falling into a near coma.

When next she awoke, there was a boy standing over her, looking at her like she was an idiot. He shook his head and told her that she was an idiot and gave her a gift to make sure she stopped that in the form of a small vial. She drank it and became hyper intelligent, but the boy who saved her was gone.

While the boys were happy to have the fair maiden back, she was quite changed. She wasn’t an idiot any longer, which was a nice change since they didn’t particularly like helping her with her homework as it was. She understood things and gained a different sort of ambition. She wanted to do good and help others as she had been helped, but first, she sent back the pills to her stepmother with a warning to not try anything like that again.

Snow was turning into a gadget geek with nothing to test with. She eventually encountered Alice, a younger girl at the school, and became an ally in keeping the things on the other side of the mirrors while she was at school and subsequently gained test subjects of a very unusual sort, but Snow knew she had a larger calling. When she graduated at the end of the year, she inherited her father’s fortune and started a whole new venture to do good.

Her father didn’t want her joining the police, both because he was very traditional and didn’t believe that women should be on the police force and because the beat was entirely too dangerous for his darling daughter. And we need one cannon chauvanist pig. Mulan, ever wanting to make her parents proud, agreed, though worried for him and did still want to help put criminals in their place.

To keep in shape, she “went to the gym” and took self defence, karate and any martial art that would take her, becoming quite good at it over her high school years. She’d ask on ocassion about joining the police again, but her father still would not permit it, instead telling her to focus on her studies.

When her fatehr didn’t come home one night, shot from an altercation and in the hospital, Mulan knew she had to do something to make the streets a little safer. She started shadowing her father on his patrol from the rooftops, though knew he would not accept her help or the help of a woman and disguised herself as a man. She knew it would be safer this way, as well, as young women were often targets.

From the shadows, she started to clean up the streets as best she could, leaving the criminals in nice packages for her father, who would come home some nights and mornings and talk about the man helping from behind the scenes, never realizing it was his daughter.

She continued on like this, working from the shadows, though gradually developed her own enemies and allies. No one ever saw her without her full suit on, showing no signs of skin and keeping her identity perfectly hidden. She became a hero and, though a few tried, none could figure out who she was.

She eventually allied herself with an inventor who would fix her up with various gadgets and weaponry. Many people have come to the conclusion that he is the mysterious stranger and Mulan, though jealous, has condoned it in order to keep her own identity private. This was short lived as soon after, he was kidnapped and she had to save him.

And for some reason I want to add that they are falling in love with each other but he’s gay and doesn’t know she’s a girl while she knows he’s gay and knows it wouldn’t work out. Don’t know why.

In Neverland, Peter Pan did not grow up, instead becoming the leader of the lost boys. He discovered pirates, mermaids and all sorts of other strange things here and had an eventful, entirely too long childhood, but eventually wished for more games to play. With the Lost Boys and other people out of ideas, he left Neverland for the first time with Tinkerbell and found three new children, two boys and a girl who insisted on coming along as well.

Wendy, John and Michael eventually grew used to the land of Neverland, gradually forgetting about their home the longer they stayed and the more Tinkerbell sprinkled on her fairy dust. Because fairy dust doesn’t work on happy memories and thoughts, but instead doing that distracts you as it steals the memories. They were happy for a while until the darkness from Wonderland started to bleed over into Neverland. They had no idea this was happening.

John and Michael had been captured by Hook again and this time, Peter wasn’t going to save them because he had a disagreement with John, so it was time he saved himself for once. Wendy cried for him to go and save them and they finally go. Pan banters with Hook and tries to prod John into saving himself again, but this time something very different happened. hook threatened to kill John and actually killed him.

No one had ever died in Neverland before. Never.

Once the grief passed over the death of her brother, Wendy was enraged that Peter had refused to save him. Peter didn’t understand the death or what had happened. Things only started getting worse from there, the pirates happy that they can finally be pirates again and started to kill the children who had been causing them so much trouble. Peter was too scared to do anything and ran away, leaving the Lost Boys, Wendy and Michael to fend for themselves. Tinkerbell helped get him out of Neverland and back into the real world.

Peter can’t seem to remember anything about his life before Neverland anymore, but knows that the world has changed drastically from when he was there last. His guilt catches up with him when he finds a missing person poster, old and yellow and forgotten, of John with two on either side covered or damaged with age.

Ariel is the one that eventually finds him, bringing him home and getting him back on his feet. She is upbeat and they feel a kindred spirit in one another, both outsiders who don’t know how to work in this world and Peter finding comfort in the girl because she was a mermaid, which is at least familiar, and they bond over tragedy and their shared ADD.

Tinkerbell, seeing that he’s fine and not happy with being ignored in favour of the red head, leaves to see if anyone in Neverland survived.

He couldn’t go back. Not now, not ever. England would never be home to him again.

Once a rich man with a beautiful wife and everything he could have asked for, Belle died in his arms from a shot aimed at him. With her dead, the curse returned and he became the beast. His rage over her death had caused many shades of crimson to fly out of many different people and now, he couldn’t go back. Not even to see Belle buried.

He didn’t know what to do from there. He ran and gave into his instincts for a while. When he came back to himself, he was caged somewhere in America and about to be used in something terrible. He managed to leave and find a man with a sword who would listen. The knight assured him that everything would be all right and the Beast insisted on helping. They took down the organization and, after hearing the Beast’s tale, the knight asked him to come join him. He was looking to create a group of heroes.

He also helped to set Beast on a quest to regain his humanity. He had a hard time controlling his temper and would fly into a rage whenever he saw something that made him angry, especially a young woman in danger or anything involving guns. With the help of Merlin, he was able to sometimes go back to his human form, but only when absolutely calm, which was not often.

Beast has been an active member of the knights, though he worries for the safety of those he tries to help.

Alice found the land of Wonderland quite by accident when she was younger. Back then, it was a lovely place of dreams and, though the Queen seemed cruel, she left a happy child. Her parents thought it was nothing more than her imagination running away with her and didn’t believe the stories.

It wasn’t until she was older and she thought that it might have really been only a dream that she discovered the looking glass. It was on a dare from some of the other girls at her boarding school that she snuck into the attic of their dorms and found the looking glass, as if she were destined to. The white rabbit was there, jittery as he waited and informed her she was late before taking her through the looking glass.

Wonderland was a vastly changed place. The Queen had been overthrown and been replaced with an even greater evil. Horrible things had happened and those who remained were twisted and changed. She was given gifts and magic to try and stop the evil, but Alice couldn’t even get close to it. In the end, she was sent back, too many lost already, and watched over the portals between Wonderland and reality, ready to beat back the threat when it came, learning what she could of magic on this side from merlin and other sorcerers so that she could be strong enough.

She remained an ambitious girl in school nonetheless. She desired balance between watching over the mysterious barrier between the two worlds and, in doing so, she discovered there were others at her school with little gifts that were willing to help her.

Of those from Wonderland who came across the barrier, the Cheshire Cat was most troubling, though she could do nothing about him. He went to the Academy, claiming that they would likely come through where they would be the least noticed and remained very helpful, but there was something in his motives that she simply didn’t trust.

As the youngest of Triton’s daughters, Ariel had a rebellious streak in her and she was quickly bored of the things she collected, always looking for something newer and more exciting. When her eye caught a young sailor from the surface world, she wanted that too. She sought out the help of a witch and traded her voice for legs, eventually regaining her voice and defeating the witch, for now. Her tail, however, was gone.

Her father cast her out of the kingdom of the sea. Though he assured her he still loved her, there was a price for defying him so often and without her tail, she had crossed the last line. She was no longer one of his people and would forever walk the surface world, unable to return to her home in the sea.

Despite this, she was optimistic about remaining topside. Her father sanctioned her to go forth and create relations with the upper world and she became an ambassador of the sea, determined to learn the strange ways of the surface world.

Up here, she eventually learned, was a lot different. They didn’t know how to talk to fish, nor did they have any control over the land and air like she had over water. And here, without the water interfering, Ariel learned that her voice had a strange, hypnotizing quality to it.

In her way, she grew bored of just being an ambassador and decided to add super heroine to her list of things she was doing. With her life becoming so exciting from crime fighting, she didn’t think of what could happen to those around her. Her boyfriend/prince became entangled in one of these fights and she tried to save him, but forgot that humans could not breathe under water and he drowned.

Stricken by grief, Ariel learned to be more careful with humans. They were such fragile things. Her heart was broken, but eventually she moved on and became the upbeat heroine she once was, doing good for the world and continuing to try and negotiate treaties between the sea and land.

Agrabah Inc is a very influential company, but the head is a very old fashioned man. He was growing old and he needed a successor, but before his wife died she had provided him with only a daughter, a rebellious girl who had grown too used to the western ways and had foolish dreams of marrying someone of her own choosing who would not be able to take care of her. She wanted to choose and so he gave her a choice, one of three men whose companies he would be purchasing. She could chose from those men.

Aladdin was a young man who grew up a hard life on the streets, a thief with a gentle heart. He prided himself as a Robin Hood, stealing from those who scorned the poor and giving it back to the people who needed it most. He was quick and agile with his years, but it wasn’t until one grateful recipient of his brand of justice that he received a strange lamp. He thought nothing of it until it was stolen from him.

He chased after it, but someone else got their first. It was one of the heroes that were roaming the streets these days, a woman in a metal suit. He wanted to know who she was, demanding her name or a look at her face. She laughed and left, but he was hooked. So was she.

He wasn’t sure what to do and absently polished off the lamp, releasing a genie who would grant three wishes so long as they weren’t for death or love. Aladdin was quick with his first, wanting to know who that woman was and how to get her. The second was for everything necessary to attain the woman.

The genie stayed by his side to watch over him as he weaselled his way into the running for one of the men Jasmine was required to marry. From nowhere, and despite having never touched a computer in his life, Aladdin managed to build an online empire overnight and offered to partner with Agrabah Inc to help update their image. Jasmine recognized the boy and, after months of delaying her decision, chose him out of the other men. Her father was pleased.

Aladdin, in turn, was sure to not forget where he had come from. Jasmine, as it turned out, was quite good with technology and had built her own hero suit. She built a second one for Aladdin so that he could be more effective at helping them, but he was busy learning to run the company.

Jasmine was the hero in the family. Her father had always been busy with work, so she had been forgotten and free to find her own way to make her mark. When her father ignored her prowess, she decided on a more hands on approach, forgetting about her father.

Now, Aladdin joins her as her side kick, usually busy learning from her father. Meanwhile, jasmine continues to keep the city safe, though her attentions have shifted since Aladdin became a part of the company. He has many old enemies that she’s often had to keep away. She’s also had to worry about those coming after her father as well over the years, those men now gunning for his successor.

Sidenote: This actually started as an Aladdin as Spiderman premise and went… elsewhere.