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This article is about the world. You may be looking for the area in Castle Oblivion.

Wonderland
Japanese	ワンダーランド
Romaji	Wandārando
Games	Kingdom Hearts Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days Kingdom Hearts coded Kingdom Hearts χ Kingdom Hearts Dark Road Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory
Origin	Alice in Wonderland (1951)
KH tracks Field theme - Welcome to Wonderland Battle theme - To Our Surprise KHCOM tracks Field theme - Welcome to Wonderland Battle theme - To Our Surprise KHD tracks Field theme - Welcome to Wonderland Battle theme - To Our Surprise
Other worlds Introduced in Kingdom Hearts Dive to the Heart | Destiny Islands | Disney Castle Traverse Town | Wonderland | Olympus Coliseum Deep Jungle | Agrabah | Monstro Atlantica | Halloween Town | Neverland 100 Acre Wood | Hollow Bastion End of the World | Realm of Darkness Introduced in Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories Castle Oblivion | Twilight Town Introduced in Kingdom Hearts II Mysterious Tower | Radiant Garden The Land of Dragons | Beast's Castle | Timeless River Port Royal | Pride Lands | Space Paranoids The World That Never Was | End of Sea | Keyblade Graveyard Introduced in Kingdom Hearts coded Datascape Introduced in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Land of Departure | Mirage Arena Dwarf Woodlands | Enchanted Dominion | Castle of Dreams Disney Town | Deep Space Introduced in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance La Cité des Cloches | The Grid | Symphony of Sorcery Country of the Musketeers | Prankster's Paradise Introduced in Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] Daybreak Town Introduced in Kingdom Hearts Union χ[Cross] Game Central Station | Niceland | Cy-Bug Sector | Candy Kingdom Introduced in Kingdom Hearts III The Final World | Secret Forest | Olympus Toy Box | Kingdom of Corona | Monstropolis Arendelle | The Caribbean | San Fransokyo Scala ad Caelum | Quadratum

Wonderland is a world from Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories, Kingdom Hearts coded, Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, and Kingdom Hearts χ. It is based on Walt Disney's 1951 feature film Alice in Wonderland.

Settings and Areas

Kingdom Hearts

Artwork of the Queen's Court.

When Sora, Donald, and Goofy first arrive in Wonderland, they find themselves floating down a Rabbit Hole (うさぎの穴, Usagi no Ana) into the house of the White Rabbit, which is a large room with a hallway. The hallway leads to the main room, called the Bizarre Room (不思議な部屋, Fushigi na Heya, lit. "Mysterious Room"), which has a table with "Drink Me" bottles that cause the drinker to grow or shrink in size. The Rabbit's furniture can be folded up into the walls or flattened to change the room's structure, reveal treasures, or open new doors. Different entrances around Wonderland lead back to the Bizarre Room and causes the gravity to shift, allowing Sora and company to explore the walls and ceiling of the room.

Entering the door behind the bed leads to the Queen's Court (ハートの女王の城, Hāto no Joō no Shiro, lit. "Castle of the Queen of Hearts"), where one of the world's Save Points can be found. Here the Queen of Hearts runs her pointless court sessions, and is where the battle against the Card Soldiers is fought. After the battle the Queen's judges bench is lowered and the witness stand is gone along with other elements. The red heart patterned carpet is also gone and room overall feels a lot more open. Going through an opening to the left will take Sora and party to the Lotus Forest (ハスの森, Hasu no Mori). It's big forest full of giant mushrooms and flowers which ask for potions and other items; one flower can be given a potion to make Sora grow larger. Various items across the forest can be manipulated - depending on Sora's size - such as the stump, the boulder, and the tree in the center of the wood. Knocking the nut from the tree and consuming it will return Sora to a shrunken state.

At the end of the forest is a passage to the Tea Party Garden (ティーパーティー会場, Tī Pātī Kaijō, lit. "Tea Party Venue") area, where the Mad Hatter and March Hare's tea party is laid out. The hosts themselves are imprisoned in a portrait on the wall, but sitting on the chairs around the table can grant prizes or penalties. The portrait also changes depending on the prize/penalty. Right next to the table is a house that's one of the aforementioned entrances leading back to the Bizarre Room.

The world's Keyhole is found within the mouth of the Doorknob.

Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories

At Castle Oblivion a memory version of Wonderland is constructed from Sora's memories. The world can be explored through boxed-in areas drawing heavy inspiration from either the Lotus Forest or the Queen's Court. In cutscenes, areas such as the Lotus Forest, the Queen's Court, and the Bizarre Room are visited, with both the latter two areas also serving as a boss arenas.

Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days

In Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days the world retains all the same areas as from the first game but is expanded upon with the inclusion of four new areas. Instead of the Bizarre Room (不思議な部屋) leading straight to Queen's Court, now renamed Queen's Castle (女王の城), there's now the Hedge Maze Entrance (迷路庭園入口, Meiro Teien Iriguchi, lit. "Maze Garden Entrance") in between the two areas. On each side of the small hallway are two entrances. One leads to the White Rose Hedge Mazes (白いバラの迷路庭園) while the other leads to two areas both named Red Rose Hedge Mazes (赤いバラの迷路庭園, Akaibara no Meiro Teien, lit. "Maze Garden of Red Roses"). The giant mazes are either guarded by Card Soldiers, or inhabited by Heartless.

Area Map in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days

Kingdom Hearts coded

Background image of the Clearing.

In Kingdom Hearts Re:coded most of the areas present in the first game return within the data version of Wonderland, though how each area connect is completely different, with a lot of new rooms in between. When Data-Sora arrives he meets Alice in the Clearing (中央広場, Chūō Hiroba, lit. "Central Square"), a squared room in the center of Wonderland with four exits to other areas. One of these areas is the Hedge Maze (迷いの庭) which further to connects to the Bizarre Room (不思議な部屋, Fushigi na Heya, lit. "Mysterious Room"), as well as the Lotus Forest (ハスの森, Hasu no Mori). The latter area having a completely different layout from previous versions and only resembling those in aesthetics. The Lotus Forest further connects to two other mazes, the Rose Garden (バラの園) and the Aimless Path (迷いの小道, Mayoi no Komichi, lit. "Trail of Hesitation"), both of which leading back to the Clearing. The former area differ from the worlds two other mazes with having several heart shaped hedges teleport you around the room; making it much harder to navigate. The latter maze also connects to the Tea Party Garden (ティーパーティー会場, Tī Pātī Kaijō, lit. "Tea Party Venue").

Once Alice regain all her memories, her and Data-Sora head for the Queen's Court now renamed The Queen's Castle (ハートの女王の城), where they also find the Keyhole. As Data-Sora enters the Keyhole (鍵穴), he'll have to make his way through three bugged areas called The Falsewood (惑わしの森, Madowashi no mori, lit. "Forest of Delusion"), Fleeting Forest (うつろいの森, Utsuroi no Mori, Transitory Forest), and Terminus (最深部, Saishinbu).

The world is also overflown with Bug Bloxes which at times can be traversed. Four System Sectors can be found as well within Wonderland. One is on the table in the Bizarre Room, another's on a wall in the Hedge Maze, a third is on the ground inside the Aimless Path, and the last is located on top of a small lily pad between two larger lily pads within the Lotus Forest.

Area Map in Kingdom Hearts Re:coded

Kingdom Hearts χ

The White Rabbit's House.

Wonderland appears as a world once again in Kingdom Hearts χ and Kingdom Hearts Union χ through the Book of Prophecies. The Player first enters the world by falling through the Rabbit Hole which then lands them at the Curious Room (不思議な部屋, Fushigina Heya, lit. "Mysterious Room"); a combined version the areas known in previous games as Rabbit Hole and Bizarre Room. A passage on the left side leads to the Back Garden (裏庭の草むら, Uraniwa no Kusamura, lit. "Backyard Grass"), and from there Player can reach an upside-down version of the Curious Room (不思議な部屋（壁面）, Fushigina Heya (Hekimen), lit. "Mysterious Room (Wall surface)"). After shrinking in size Player can pass through the Doorknob which leads to the Forest Grove (はじまりの森・木陰, Hajimari no Mori: Kokage, lit. "Forest of Beginning: Shade") and eventually the Forest Thicket (はじまりの森・草むら, Hajimari no Mori: Kusamura, lit. "Forest of Beginning: Grass"). As the Player is shrunken in size, they'll be surrounded by tall grass and flowers as they navigate these areas. Beyond the Forest Thicket lies the Morning Dew Grove: Clearing (朝露の森・木陰, Asatsuyu no Mori: Kokage, lit. "Morning Dew Forest: Shade"), where there's a plant which can be climbed, bringing the Player to the Morning Dew Grove: Upper Level (朝露の森・上層, Asatsuyu no Mori: Jōsō, lit. "Morning Dew Forest: Upper Layer").

Ascending the plants and flowers in the Morning Dew Grove areas leads to the large junction Fork in the Road (おかしな分岐路, Okashina Bunki-ji, lit. "Odd Fork"). A sprawling forest overflown with signs pointing in all directions. The southeast exit of the Fork in the Road leads to the Morning Dew Grove: Mid Level (朝露の森・中層, Asatsuyu no Mori: Chūsō, lit. "Morning Dew Forest: Middle Layer"). Following the path of flowers leads to the Morning Dew Grove: Fallen Tree (朝露の森・倒木, Asatsuyu no Mori: Tōboku, lit. "Morning Dew Forest: Fallen Tree"), which is a giant log that can be traversed. The northeast exit of the Fork in the Road leads to the White Rabbit's House (白ウサギの家, Shiro Usagi no Ie), while the northwest exit leads to the Tea Party Garden (ティーパーティ会場, Tī Ppāti Kaijō, lit. "Tea Party Venue").

A hidden passage through a tree trunk in the Fork in the Road leads to the Garden Maze (生垣の迷路, Ikegaki no Meiro, lit. "Hedge Maze"), which consists of five areas. At the end of the Garden Maze lies The Queen's Castle (ハートの女王の城, Hāto no Joō no Shiro, lit. "Queen of Hearts's Castle"), which is where the Queen of Hearts conducts her trial, with her actual castle a bit off in the distance.

Story

Kingdom Hearts χ

Arriving in Wonderland, Player attempts to go through a small door, but is unable to pass due their size. The Doorknob suggests that Player advises that drink the bottle that had just appeared on the table in the center of the room. When a Heartless steals the bottle, Player retrieves it and drinks it to pass through the door. Quest 16: The Stolen Bottle

Player finds an overgrown Alice inside the White Rabbit's house.

On the other side of the door, Player is able to regain their natural size by eating mushrooms and encounters Alice. Although Alice is relieved by Player's normality, she remains preoccupied with the White Rabbit's whereabouts and chases after him when he rushes by. The Cheshire Cat then approaches Player, who asks about Alice and the White Rabbit. The Cheshire Cat explains that the White Rabbit always appears to be running late for something. Quest 21: Through the Woods Pt. 5

Later, Player finds the White Rabbit waiting outside his house, explaining that he had sent his housekeeper, Mary Anne, inside in order to retrieve his gloves for him, but she still has not returned and the door is locked. Player offers to use their Keyblade to unlock the door, but the White Rabbit is insistent that it would destroy his house instead and has Player fetch the key for him. Once Player returns with the key, the White Rabbit scrambles into his house and screams about the sudden appearance of monsters as Alice grows to a monumental size and unintentionally destroys his house. Thanks to some vegetables from the White Rabbit's garden, Alice is able to shrink down once again. With the crisis averted, the White Rabbit realizes his tardiness and frantically runs off, with Alice pursuing him.

As Player searches for Alice, the Cheshire Cat directs him to the Mad Hatter and March Hare. Player finds the two celebrating their unbirthday with a tea party, but when the Mad Hatter and March Hare notice Player, they proclaim that there are no seats available and thus Player could not join them. When Player motions to leave, the Mad Hatter offers them some tea and pushes Player around the table alongside the March Hare. After fetching sugar, butter, and jam for them, Player is ultimately kicked out of the celebration for interrupting them in the first place.

Player and Alice flee from the Queen of Hearts' soldiers.

Chirithy scolds Player for becoming distracted from collecting Lux, pointing out to them that Alice is one of the Princesses of Heart. Player seeks out Alice to keep her from being targeted by the Heartless. Player questions the Cheshire Cat, who reveals a shortcut that will lead Player to Alice. Player finds that Alice is standing trial for the chaos she has allegedly caused, with the Queen of Hearts presiding it as the judge. As the Queen is quick to reach a verdict, Alice is able to disprove everything she has been accused of with Player's assistance. Furious, the Queen of Hearts insists that Alice is guilty and orders Alice to be beheaded. As the Card Soldiers assemble, Player helps Alice escape into the labyrinth while they hold them back. Afterwards, Player reunites with Alice outside of the labyrinth. Thanking Player for all their help, Alice opts to continue exploring Wonderland and Player joins her in order to fulfill their duty to protect the Princess of Heart.

Kingdom Hearts Union χ

Following the events of the Keyblade War, Player and rest of the Dandelions lose their memories of the previous world, causing Player to relive their experiences in Wonderland. Player returns to Wonderland to check up on Alice, who has decided to play a game of hide and seek. After locating her, Alice says she is bored of hiding and decides to go and play a trick on the Queen of Hearts by hiding her Scepter. Player attempts to stop Alice but she runs off, however the Cheshire cat appears, telling Player not to worry as Alice has another engagement at the Mad Hatter's tea party, and that he'll keep a close watch over Alice for Player.

Kingdom Hearts Dark Road

Wonderland is the second world that Xehanort, Eraqus, and their fellow Keyblade wielders visit in their search for the upper classmen. They find the world has some inhabitants, including the Queen of Hearts, who appears to have darkness in her heart and is able to summon a Heartless at will to attack them. After experiencing the Queen's darkness, Xehanort and Eraqus begin to deduce their own theories about the nature of darkness, and wonder if the upper classmen were consumed by darkness themselves. Eraqus and Xehanort debate whether the Queen's darkness is her own or if it has infiltrated her heart. They return to visit the Queen, where Eraqus asks her if her heart is her own or not. The Queen becomes angry and summons another more powerful Heartless to attack them. After defeating it, Xehanort theorizes that the Queen's darkness comes from her own strong emotions of anger and that an angry Queen must maintain order in this world. He also comments that all the other inhabitants, despite being eccentric, are all afraid of her deep down in there hearts so they choose to obey her. Eraqus on the other hand, expresses his belief that darkness cannot be born from hearts but can only sneak into it, and that when he becomes a Keyblade Master he'll make it his duty to seek out darkness and destroy it. The Keyblade wielders decide to leave Wonderland and try another world.

Four years later, Xehanort returns to Wonderland to find that the Queen, who had forgotten him during his last visit, is still possessed by darkness.

Kingdom Hearts

Alice confronts the Queen of Hearts during her trial.

Sora, Donald and Goofy arrive in Wonderland just in time to witness Alice be put on trial for apparently trying to steal the Queen of Hearts's heart. Alice is sentenced to beheading, but Sora intervenes, promising the Queen he shall bring evidence to prove Alice is innocent. While searching for evidence, Sora is helped by the Cheshire Cat, who also gives him the Blizzard element.

Upon returning with evidence that the Heartless were responsible, the furious Queen locks Alice in a cage, turning her card minions upon Sora. The party defeats them and rushes to save Alice, but discovers her cage is empty. Sora and his friends rush off to find Alice, but after a search through the world, they return to the normal Bizarre Room and face off against the Trickmaster Heartless, which they destroy. They then discover the world's Keyhole in the sleeping Doorknob's mouth and seal it.

Soon after, it is revealed that Alice was kidnapped from Wonderland because she was a Princess of Heart.

Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories

The world and characters of Wonderland return in the form of memories of Sora's, during his time in Castle Oblivion. Alice is accused of stealing the Queen's memory and once again put on trial of her alleged crime. Sora intervenes and claims he is the thief, which causes the Queen to have her cards attack. After fighting and escaping, Sora and Alice talks to the Cheshire Cat about the Queen of Hearts and her memory loss. The Cheshire Cat also comments that "If you try too hard to remember something, your memory could lie to you."

They are later found by the Queen, who attempts to indict them, but she suddenly forgets what she was doing. The Trickmaster shows up and is revealed to be the one responsible for stealing her memory. After it is defeated, Alice tells the Queen that she ordered for Sora and Alice to destroy it. The Queen, being too proud, commends them on a job well done.

Later, in the Basement, Riku enters the memory-based Wonderland, but he only encounters the Trickmaster, which he defeats.

Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days

When Roxas first arrives in Wonderland, he has another vision of that boy in red standing where he is standing, holding a Keyblade. He is soon distracted by the strange sight of a white rabbit in a waistcoat looking at a pocket-watch and speaking of his lateness. Roxas is not quite sure what he has just seen, but wonders what might be up ahead to make the rabbit react so. When he reaches the next room he sees the White Rabbit again, but shrunken, and running through the door. He wonders just how the rabbit might have gotten smaller, and is answered by the Doorknob, who tells him to drink what's in the bottle on the table. Roxas drinks the contents of the bottle, causing him to shrink. Heartless appear, and he is able to continue with his mission of collecting hearts. After the defeat of a few enemies, a Lurk Lizard appears, but is defeated.

On his second mission to Wonderland he is sent with Luxord to take out some Pink Concertos. Roxas looks around, thinking to see the White Rabbit once more, but he does not appear. When Luxord questions him about his behavior, he tells him what had happened on the previous mission. Luxord tells him that even small happenings with luck could turn into fated meetings. Roxas looks confused, but they continue on with their mission. During the mission, the Cheshire Cat appears several times to give cryptic advice on where they might find the Heartless. Roxas asks him whether or not he is connected with the Heartless, but the Cheshire Cat would not give him a straight answer. On this mission, he had several more visions of the boy in red, this time with his friends.

A couple weeks later, returning for another mission in Wonderland with Luxord, they both see the White Rabbit run past, once again complaining of lateness. Luxord comments that the White Rabbit could be either lucky or unlucky for Roxas, though he didn't know which. Roxas tells him it doesn't really matter, since the White Rabbit is unrelated to their current mission, but Luxord decides that they should follow him. They find the rabbit to the Queen's Court, where he tells the Queen that they have been unable to locate the trio that gave her a shock. She demands that they be found, and the card soldiers run to check the Maze Garden, the only place they haven't checked. Thinking that perhaps the "trio" the Queen is searching for are the three Heartless they have been sent to dispatch, Luxord and Roxas take a look at the Maze Garden as well. The card soldiers are everywhere, but by sneaking by them they manage to find and finish off the trio of Heartless. Roxas has another vision of the boy in red, before they hear the Queen screaming at her soldiers. Luxord muses that now they'll never find those three Heartless they had been searching for, and it was due to Roxas's curiosity that they managed to find them before the soldiers did.

Several months pass until Roxas has his next mission in Wonderland with Luxord. The Queen is still looking for the trio of Heartless, but no one has yet to find them. Luxord wonders if luck will be on their side this time, when the Cheshire Cat appears to tell them of a new shadow that has appeared in place of the old ones. He gives them a hint that they will find the shadow by turning on the four switches in the Opposite Maze Garden. They made their way through the garden, avoiding the card soldiers, to turn on the switches. Returning to the Bizarre room, the light now makes a shadow on the floor, which turns into the Novashadow that they had been sent to fight. They take care of it, and return to The World That Never Was.

A few weeks later, Roxas is sent by himself to take care of an unknown Heartless. Before he goes anywhere, the Cheshire Cat appears and asks if he is looking for a Heartless. Roxas asks where he could find it, and the cat answers that it is in the room with the shadows. Roxas asks him what he wants, and the cat replies that it is whatever Roxas thinks that he wants. Roxas gets irritated and moves past him into the next room, but as soon as he drinks from the bottle, the cat appears again. The Heartless springs from the shadow, but Roxas defeats them. When the cat appears again to congratulate him, Roxas asks the cat who or what he is, but the cat only replies that he should believe whatever it is he wants to believe and that "lies and truth are the same if you believe in them" and that "he should choose where his heart lies".

Sometime later, Roxas is transported here by Xion in the Bizarre Room. Xion uses the Organization XIII Device to transform into a winged form, and she attacks Roxas. However, Roxas manages to destroy the wings. Xion then transports Roxas and herself to Halloween Town to continue the fight.

Kingdom Hearts coded

In a data version of Wonderland created from Jiminy's Journal, Data-Sora meets Data-Alice and she tells him she cannot remember a thing. Sora also confronts the mysterious Organization member in this world. Later, the Queen of Hearts sends her Card Soldiers to attack Alice and Sora, and they meet the Cheshire Cat. Afterward, Sora fights the Trickmaster once again. The Data Keyhole in this world is inside the cage in the Queen's court.

Characters

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  Alice
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  The Queen of Hearts
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  Card of Hearts
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  Card of Spades
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  The Cheshire Cat
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  White Rabbit
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  Doorknob
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  Flower (Red)
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  Mad Hatter
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  March Hare
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  Tweedledum and Tweedledee
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  The Caterpillar
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• The Dormouse appears on the front page of Episode 12: Helping Hand in the Kingdom Hearts manga.
• Several Umbrella Vultures, Hammer and Pencil Birds, and Mome Raths appear in the Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days manga as cameos while Roxas and a shrunken Luxord wander the woods. Also, the White Rabbit mentions his maid, Mary Ann, whom Roxas disguised himself as.
• The Walrus, The Carpenter, and The Oysters are mentioned by Tweedledee and Tweedledum in Kingdom Hearts Dark Road.

Trivia

• When Roxas visits Wonderland for the first time, he has a vision of Sora fighting Possessors, which is incorrect as Possessors were not introduced until Kingdom Hearts II.