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The Duck Overlord
Welcome to the Magic Kingdom
“Our plan didn’t go exactly as planned,” mused a young-looking female, who narrowed her eyes at the swirling cauldron in front of her and her two comrades. “The Classic characters, at least, remember who they are.”
“Yes.” The word, long and drawn out, came from her right, the voice of one of her male comrades. His voice held the type of darkness that usually came across as creepy to those unused to evil. “This may be a minor setback in the scheme of things, but so long as all those characters have power… they are still a threat.”
“I want to know how they got those powers in the first place. That wasn’t supposed to happen. Who messed up the spell?” growled the third villain, glaring at his two counterparts with all the venom of his inset hatred.
“Relax,” the first villain purred, her voice gently seductive. “Those whose powers pose the most threat don’t even remember who they are. Poor Renaissance characters have no idea what’s coming.”
The second villain smirked. “And those Modern characters barely remember why they’re there. Why would they fight for others they barely know?”
Finally, the third villain allowed himself a chuckle. “They shall pose virtually no threat to us. And to make sure of that, I’m sending some our minions to give a nice, ah, wake up call.”
He started chuckling, and the second villain started chuckling, until all three villains were chuckling at the sight of the sleeping characters whom they had just pulled out of their realms. And as they cackled, the Classic, Modern, and Renaissance characters began waking up, either with all their memories, no memory of how they got there, or no memory of their true selves at all…
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“Yes.” The word, long and drawn out, came from her right, the voice of one of her male comrades. His voice held the type of darkness that usually came across as creepy to those unused to evil. “This may be a minor setback in the scheme of things, but so long as all those characters have power… they are still a threat.”
“I want to know how they got those powers in the first place. That wasn’t supposed to happen. Who messed up the spell?” growled the third villain, glaring at his two counterparts with all the venom of his inset hatred.
“Relax,” the first villain purred, her voice gently seductive. “Those whose powers pose the most threat don’t even remember who they are. Poor Renaissance characters have no idea what’s coming.”
The second villain smirked. “And those Modern characters barely remember why they’re there. Why would they fight for others they barely know?”
Finally, the third villain allowed himself a chuckle. “They shall pose virtually no threat to us. And to make sure of that, I’m sending some our minions to give a nice, ah, wake up call.”
He started chuckling, and the second villain started chuckling, until all three villains were chuckling at the sight of the sleeping characters whom they had just pulled out of their realms. And as they cackled, the Classic, Modern, and Renaissance characters began waking up, either with all their memories, no memory of how they got there, or no memory of their true selves at all…
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Korey Hughes a.k.a. Kovu
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I'm a Rogue. Judge Me Now, For Who I Am.
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Mood: Kinda Confused | Scenario: What's With All These People? | Location: Magic Kingdom Plaza, "Partners" Statue | With: Everyone Else, Maggie | Tags: Everyone, AnimeGenork | Outfit: This
Korey lifted his head, blinking the sleep out of his eyes. Where was he? How had he gotten there? As he looked around, eyes hooded with fatigue, he realized he was in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. Of course. He was on a school trip here with his best friend, Magdalene Lewis, and— Wait. Maggie.
“Maggie?” Korey grunted, until he realized that there was a weight on his shoulder, a rather head-like weight. Glancing down, he saw his best friend sleeping on his shoulder. Apparently, they’d both fallen asleep here, on a bench by the statue of Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse. If he was remembering correctly, he and Maggie—well, Maggie—had pointed out how the friendship between the man and his character was remarkably like theirs. Had that been when they’d dozed off?
Gently, Korey shoved her head off his shoulder and stood up to look around. It was a lazy sort of day, the sort of day where you could easily fall asleep if you sat down long enough. And it seemed like many people had, for there was a large share of people asleep on benches, against trees, near the statue, and… in bushes?!
Something had happened here. It was not merely coincidence that all these people were asleep here at the same time. Almost as if… they’d fallen under some sort of spell… Korey snorted. That was impossible. Magic didn’t exist.
… Right?
“Maggie?” Korey grunted, until he realized that there was a weight on his shoulder, a rather head-like weight. Glancing down, he saw his best friend sleeping on his shoulder. Apparently, they’d both fallen asleep here, on a bench by the statue of Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse. If he was remembering correctly, he and Maggie—well, Maggie—had pointed out how the friendship between the man and his character was remarkably like theirs. Had that been when they’d dozed off?
Gently, Korey shoved her head off his shoulder and stood up to look around. It was a lazy sort of day, the sort of day where you could easily fall asleep if you sat down long enough. And it seemed like many people had, for there was a large share of people asleep on benches, against trees, near the statue, and… in bushes?!
Something had happened here. It was not merely coincidence that all these people were asleep here at the same time. Almost as if… they’d fallen under some sort of spell… Korey snorted. That was impossible. Magic didn’t exist.
… Right?
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Keaton Landau a.k.a. Emperor Kuzco
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I Was Dragged All Over Those Hills And I Did Not Hear Any Singing
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Well, this was not the most perfect situation he could have been in, but nevertheless, Kuzco still felt incredibly perfect as he woke up leaning against something solid. Looking down, he saw he was posed to perfection, one foot leaning against the stone structure, arms crossed like the cool cat he was, shoulders relaxed. At his feet was an eerily familiar outfit that he had either shucked himself and left here or someone else had dropped it for him. Interesting. Ah, what a perfect day.
Only… Wait. Where was he? Surely this was not his real home… Although… he couldn’t actually remember what his home looked like. All he knew was that for some reason, he was not a llama. Now, why that would concern him, he didn’t know, but he knew that it was definitely a concern…
Alright, so he was leaning against a statue of some sort. Regrettably, it was not a statue of him, but of some man and an overly cheerful mouse holding hands. Surely, these were not the gods of whatever world he was in?? How pathetic would that be? Still, he had to admit the statue aroused some unknown emotion in him. Awe? Nope. Surprise? Nah. But it was something. He was sure of that.
It appeared he wasn’t the only one here, though. At least a dozen other men and women were scattered around this statue, asleep in normal positions, asleep in weird positions, or asleep in cool positions like he’d been. Spotting one particular man that sparked something in his brain, Kuzco cocked his head. Though his own name had flashed through his head—along with an alias of some sort, Keaton Landau (a fabulous name if he ever heard one)—he could not pinpoint this man’s. For some reason, however, he knew his memory of being a llama had something to do with him.
Approaching the man and stopping just short of him, Kuzco clapped his hands like he would a slow servant. “Chop, chop, man, it’s time to wake up! I don’t really know who you are, but we apparently know each other, since you seem familiar, and for some reason I have the distinct urge to remind you that the rule of ‘No Touchy’ has been enacted from this moment on. Are we clear on that?”
Only… Wait. Where was he? Surely this was not his real home… Although… he couldn’t actually remember what his home looked like. All he knew was that for some reason, he was not a llama. Now, why that would concern him, he didn’t know, but he knew that it was definitely a concern…
Alright, so he was leaning against a statue of some sort. Regrettably, it was not a statue of him, but of some man and an overly cheerful mouse holding hands. Surely, these were not the gods of whatever world he was in?? How pathetic would that be? Still, he had to admit the statue aroused some unknown emotion in him. Awe? Nope. Surprise? Nah. But it was something. He was sure of that.
It appeared he wasn’t the only one here, though. At least a dozen other men and women were scattered around this statue, asleep in normal positions, asleep in weird positions, or asleep in cool positions like he’d been. Spotting one particular man that sparked something in his brain, Kuzco cocked his head. Though his own name had flashed through his head—along with an alias of some sort, Keaton Landau (a fabulous name if he ever heard one)—he could not pinpoint this man’s. For some reason, however, he knew his memory of being a llama had something to do with him.
Approaching the man and stopping just short of him, Kuzco clapped his hands like he would a slow servant. “Chop, chop, man, it’s time to wake up! I don’t really know who you are, but we apparently know each other, since you seem familiar, and for some reason I have the distinct urge to remind you that the rule of ‘No Touchy’ has been enacted from this moment on. Are we clear on that?”
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Francisco Moretti a.k.a. Tramp
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Open Up Your Eyes To What a Dog's Life Could Really Be!
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One moment, he was asleep by the fire with the love of his life, their puppies frolicking about them, and the next, Tramp was shooting up, in human form, for some reason sprawled in a bush. Okaaaaay. This was certainly not the way he remembered waking up every morning.
He stared at the human hands that had replaced his paws. What the hell had happened here? Had Jim Dear or Darling slid him some spoiled coffee or something? Could coffee spoil? No, this was the work of something much more sinister. He could feel it. Cautiously, he sniffed his hands. Of course, without his dog nose, he couldn’t really sense anything, but nevertheless, something sparked in his memory. A swirling portal… characters from different Disney realms and eras falling through… him reaching desperately for Lady… Oh no.
“Pidge!” Tramp exclaimed, shooting out of the bush and frantically looking around at all the human, so painfully human, bodies scattered around the plaza. He had no idea where this was, but the name Magic Kingdom came to him after a second or two. Then he spotted a light-haired human that made his heart pound. It looked like he wasn’t the only dog who had turned human. Pidge.
He ran over to her, skidding to a stop and crouching next to her. Humans didn’t normally lick each other like dogs did, so he could only gaze helplessly down at her and mutter, “Pidge, please wake up. Please be alright.”
Lifting his head, he glared up at the sky. He suddenly remembered more about what had brought them there. Three cackling silhouettes glared down at him as he and his fellow Classic Disney characters were sucked into the portal that had brought them here, to the real world. If he could only get his paws—hands—on them…
His head pounded, and he grabbed it with his human hands. Where had this headache come from? And what were all these…thoughts? Magic doesn’t exist, ‘No Touchy’… Well, good to know Kuzco was here. Maybe. But that didn’t explain why the first thought had come from Kovu. Tramp spotted him across the square, standing next to a bench where Megara was still sleeping. That was odd. Where was Kiara? And Hercules? Unless…
Tramp growled to himself. The villains had taken the Classic characters out last. And it appeared the Renaissance characters, who had suffered the spell first, didn’t even remember that they were Disney characters. Oh, the irony. At least the Modern characters, like Kuzco over there, remembered a little bit. But this was a problem.
But the villains had made a mistake. If the mind reading was any indication, everyone had gotten some sort of magical power. That meant they could fight back and take back their realms. The villains couldn’t have given them these powers.
Yet one question remained: How would the Classics convince the Modern and Renaissance characters to fight with them?
He stared at the human hands that had replaced his paws. What the hell had happened here? Had Jim Dear or Darling slid him some spoiled coffee or something? Could coffee spoil? No, this was the work of something much more sinister. He could feel it. Cautiously, he sniffed his hands. Of course, without his dog nose, he couldn’t really sense anything, but nevertheless, something sparked in his memory. A swirling portal… characters from different Disney realms and eras falling through… him reaching desperately for Lady… Oh no.
“Pidge!” Tramp exclaimed, shooting out of the bush and frantically looking around at all the human, so painfully human, bodies scattered around the plaza. He had no idea where this was, but the name Magic Kingdom came to him after a second or two. Then he spotted a light-haired human that made his heart pound. It looked like he wasn’t the only dog who had turned human. Pidge.
He ran over to her, skidding to a stop and crouching next to her. Humans didn’t normally lick each other like dogs did, so he could only gaze helplessly down at her and mutter, “Pidge, please wake up. Please be alright.”
Lifting his head, he glared up at the sky. He suddenly remembered more about what had brought them there. Three cackling silhouettes glared down at him as he and his fellow Classic Disney characters were sucked into the portal that had brought them here, to the real world. If he could only get his paws—hands—on them…
His head pounded, and he grabbed it with his human hands. Where had this headache come from? And what were all these…thoughts? Magic doesn’t exist, ‘No Touchy’… Well, good to know Kuzco was here. Maybe. But that didn’t explain why the first thought had come from Kovu. Tramp spotted him across the square, standing next to a bench where Megara was still sleeping. That was odd. Where was Kiara? And Hercules? Unless…
Tramp growled to himself. The villains had taken the Classic characters out last. And it appeared the Renaissance characters, who had suffered the spell first, didn’t even remember that they were Disney characters. Oh, the irony. At least the Modern characters, like Kuzco over there, remembered a little bit. But this was a problem.
But the villains had made a mistake. If the mind reading was any indication, everyone had gotten some sort of magical power. That meant they could fight back and take back their realms. The villains couldn’t have given them these powers.
Yet one question remained: How would the Classics convince the Modern and Renaissance characters to fight with them?
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