#twst speculation

Well, just one thought. The one that just popped into my head. For now.

I wonder if that stems from any sort of jealousy on Sebek’s end? Like perhaps, he feels insecure/inadequate knowing that he, himself, is half human (and he has a very clear prejudice against humans), and so he constantly uplifts the fae part of himself. And, since Silver is a full human yet entirely embraced by Lilia and Malleus, Sebek’s feelings turn into this rage of “i am better than you because I am not human; I am closer to our masters than you will every be”. And so, when he’s around Silver/Lilia/Malleus, he is extremely loud about his devotion to faes, how they are so wonderful and humans are so bad... all as a way to uplift himself, to say that he is better because he is part fae

how sad :(

In my head with my theory, along with the main theory from a previous post I read (link: https://darkspellmaster.tumblr.com/post/616514498397913088/twisted-wonderland-theory-overblotting-is ) the worlds are all connected in someway. Castleton from Disney Magical Worlds 1 and 2, Wasteland from Epic Mickey 1 and 2, the Castle Of Illusion from Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion, Twisted Wonderland, and the home where we are originally from are all connected. The "portals" within Castleton rather remotely resemble the enchanted mirrors that goes along with the Disney Princess line. Also, take note that in all of the Epic Mickey titles, either projectors or televisions are used for this same purpose.

The establishment of the Blot as a key role in both Twisted Wonderland and Epic Mickey is a key role that they both share respectively. At the end of the first Epic Mickey, the Shadow Blot explodes and the magical Paint that it had absorbed was what remade the town. This could explain why all of the magicians in Twisted Wonderland have to ensure that they do not Overblot- because it has been a known thing due to that event. But, it doesnt stop there. The villains are not primarily present in the first nor second Epic Mickey installments. So- where are they?

They were all gathered in Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion by Mizrabel. At the ending of that installment, all of the characters gathered, heros and villains alike, are only seen dissipating into colorful sparkles after a quick talk with Mickey. We never actually see them go back to their original homes. It is highly possible that after Mizrabel was defeated, she created a world where the villains could be upheld in society so long as they followed a few rules with her magic. Given that Mizrabel is inspired by both the Evil Queen and Maleficent, this could explain why Dire Crowley seems to have traits of both Maleficent and the Evil Queen's crows/ravens.

Twisted Wonderland could very well be like how Wasteland is the redemption home for the forgotten characters- yet it is a world of redemption and acceptance for the villains. The mirrors are used as a passageway in Twisted Wonderland much like the televisions are used in Wasteland. And given the connections between the Blot's magical dispersion and how that ties directly into Epic Mickey: Power Of Illusion, the Blot is still a prominent figure that must be watched out for by the magicians.

Now- how does Castleton tie into all of this? And a little on the more important side- u s? Well, although the villains were not present in either of the Disney Magical World games either, the princesses and other main Disney characters were. The portals within this game, as previously stated, very closely resemble how the enchanted mirrors are supposed to look. The player in those games, as well as Twisted Wonderland, can be whatever gender you so choose. We complete a load of tasks for other characters and battle very odd ghost-like entities within franchises respective worlds. The bosses or simple enemies are defeated, and something is left behind. Most of the time, a sort of gem is left. Sound familiar?

Sounds like the Blot Crystals these Overblotting boys are dropping, huh? Not to mention that some of the bosses within both Disney Magical World games resemble some of the Stand-like beings that are being the Overblotted villains within Twisted Wonderland. Given that in both of these respective games, we (the player) are presumed to have no magic, they could possibly be tied. In Twisted Wonderland, we seem to be able to sharply command the other characters within the game and help them out since "we have no magic". But, let's keep in mind- technically speaking, Mickey Mouse doesn't have magic within him, either. He is known for using magical items against various foes- just like the player in both Disney Magical World games. Within the Disney Magical World game, we are given wands and various clothes to help us in our quests to vanquish the pestering spirits in the game by Yen Sid. And, given the appearance of the player in that game, it can be assumed that we are fairly young. With there being two Disney Magical World games, one can only assume that we left the one Castleton after a while and soon got invited to another. And as "all good things must come to an end", we eventually leave that one too. Since we seem to be at a relatively young age, we eventually grow up and dismiss these events as mere dreams. The years pass by, and lo and behold- Twisted Wonderland.

Since we have been known to assist those in need in the past, we are called out through a mirror and sent into Twisted Wonderland. And within both Twisted Wonderland and the two Magical World games, it can be assumed that we had no prior clue of Disney in our world. Our world resembles Earth as we all know it- except with the exclusion of Disney at all within it. But, our prior experiences with both magic and the characters within Disney give us our "uppance" against the other characters. This is why both the Dark Mirror and Leona cannot sense any magic within us truly- because we have been using magical items since we were younger. These past experiences with both the portals in Magical World and Twisted Wonderland are also why we can seemingly connect with true, past occurances within our dreams. Given that we have matured and seem to have bits of amnesia for plot purposes, this is why we cannot remember Mickey. And since we have grown older, our voice and body have changed, etc.- this is why Mickey cannot remember us. But we are still very clearly connected in some way. We both seem to have reoccurring, almost premonition dreams. This connection still remains from the Magical World installments. Now, take a good look at that hand in the mirror for Twisted Wonderland. A voice that we can assume to be Crowley calls out to us at the beginning. But....are the hand and the voice the same? If you look closely, the hand appears to be rather pale and there is a sort of dark sleeve surrounding it. So, who could the hand be? Maybe the Dark Mirror, since he is a "slave" within it?

But, what if the hand itself is someone else? Who, possibly? Yen Sid. Yen Sid was the one in both Magical World games to give us our wands and various other items and words of wisdom. We have helped the various Disney characters before when we were younger- how hard could it be to do so again when we are older and with the new era of villains within Twisted Wonderland? Though we still do not possess true magical ability such as the Great Seven, we still possess something even grander- ours heart, mind, and ability to connect. Or, in Crowley's words, "beast tame". Crowley is shown to be a rather mysterious character, yet he seems to like to travel. Is it possible that Crowley and Yen Sid actually know each other? And therefore, in a sense, they were both calling out to us for our help?

(💖Sorry if that got kind of long, but I spent a lot of time on this thought and I think it'd be super cool to have a crossover this large!!! Let me know what you think!💖)

I was talking to my sister yesterday evening and something she came up with jumped at me, and we both think this sort of fits within the context of both worlds. At the very start of Twisted Wonderland, after your battle with the evil giant Cat (which probably will be a later battle with Grim, though I’m still trying to figure out exactly what’s going on there and why everything is destroyed), our player comes to learn that they have been brought to Night Raven College with no ID and no phone. 

Gonna put it below the cut due to spoilers just in case! 

I’m thinking either Silver or Riddle will be the last card in the set and Sebek will be the first, but since they are all my faves, they will all break my wallet make me 😍🤩🥹🤯…

That meme with crying all the hearts? And the one where there is no joy in life but wait, there’s this? Those?