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prove Alice's innocence, Sora is challenged to find evidence, and Alice is placed in captivity. Later on, when Sora brings forth evidence of Alice's innocence

Alice's trial is an ordeal that took place in Wonderland. The Queen of Hearts wrongly accused Alice of "assault and attempted theft of (her) heart," put

of Hearts first appeared in Disney's Alice in Wonderland which was based on the book by Lewis Carrol called Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. In the film

Cheshire Cat first appeared in Disney's Alice in Wonderland which was based on the book by Lewis Carrol called Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. In the film

to begin Alice's trial. The trio follow him into the Queen's Court, where he blows his trumpet so that the trial may begin. This time, Alice is accused

Cards can be seen alongside their Queen during Alice's trial. After Sora and his friends find proof of Alice's innocence, the Playing Cards attack them by

appeared in Disney's Alice in Wonderland, which was based on the book by Lewis Carrol titled Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Alice first meets the pair

appeared in Disney's Alice in Wonderland, which was based on the book by Lewis Carrol called Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Alice first meets them while

mushrooms and encounters Alice. Although Alice is relieved by Player's normality, she remains preoccupied with the White Rabbit's whereabouts and chases

only Alice's Inklings are scattered across the world, but everyone else's too. When Data-Sora asks the White Rabbit if he knows something about Alice, he

first appeared in Walt Disney's 1951 film Alice in Wonderland as a minor character. After falling down the rabbit hole, Alice meets the Doorknob, who acts

design for Alice's station. Artwork of Snow White's station. Artwork of Cinderella's station. Artwork of Aurora's station. Artwork of Belle's station. The

Curious Alice" Wonderland: "Strange Order", "Ruler of the Court", "Unknowing Darkness", "Not Too Curious", "Tea Time", "To the Truth", "Journey's Purpose"

captured Alice. Wonderland Sora Donald Duck Goofy Cheshire Cat Doorknob Hollow Bastion Ursula Jafar Captain Hook Maleficent Maleficent's Raven Alice The Cheshire

using the Heal Stomp Reaction Command, the Crescendo's healing sounds are directed towards Sora's party instead. The Crescendo retaliates with its Trumpet

1865 novel Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, which was later adapted by Disney into the animated film Alice in Wonderland. In the film, Alice discovers

After Data-Alice's memory is restored, Data-Sora manages to find and enter Wonderland's Keyhole, seeking to destroy the source of the world's bugs. An energy

where a trial is being held against Alice. The Queen of Hearts claims Alice is guilty because she says so, which Alice refutes, stating the Queen of Hearts

Sora cannot provide any, she locks Alice in a cage, and tells Sora to bring evidence or they will all be beheaded. Alice tells Sora she met the Cheshire Cat

in Disney's 1951 animated feature, Alice and Wonderland. As in Kingdom Hearts, they have the ability to talk and are insignificant to the film's overall