There’s silver-haired, blue-eyed Azul Ashengrotto (inspired by The Little Mermaid’s Ursula) who can grant wishes at a price, and the domineering red-haired, crown-wearing Riddle Rosehearts (a nod to the Queen of Hearts in Alice in Wonderland). Their looks, backstories, and even their names, match up with iconic villains from past Disney films.
Image: AniplexĪll of these characters are inspired by the Disney universe, but with a spin: They’re villains and styled as ikemen, meaning “cool” or “good” anime men. Without magic or any clue of how they got there, players must navigate the boarding school’s various houses, and socialize with a cast of sexy anime boys. A Magic Mirror transports players to the alternate world “Twisted-Wonderland,” where they wake up in a coffin at the notorious Night Raven college. The game has yet to hit the United States despite its popularity in Japan.ĭisney’s Twisted-Wonderland game kicks off with a classic dark fairy tale opener, before things get a little, well, twisted. Created by Yana Taboso and produced by Aniplex and Walt Disney Japan, the game’s success comes as no surprise to fans of Black Butler - Taboso’s popular manga shares a similar gothic style and Victorian setting.
The boarding school-set adventure game released in March 2020, on mobile, and has since become a smash hit in Japan. The adaptation is being developed in partnership with Aniplex. Disney: Twisted-Wonderland is being adapted into an anime for Disney Plus, the company announced at an Asia-Pacific showcase event on Oct.
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