So I got beyond frustrated with the sloppy lack of worldbuilding, especially after I got the Isle of the Lost novel and found out that yes actually the villains do all remember dying.
So, being me, I started trying to figure out how you could actually possibly get all of those different time periods to interact with each other PLUS modern tech... which meant I wound up blaming the Mouse for it.
In the tenth-finished, stupidly massive, ridiculously complicated story of the birth of Auradon that lives in assorted documents and my head, Mickey Mouse decided that he wanted to host a party of all of the heroes of the classic tales. So it had to be somewhere that touched all times (sort of like House of Mouse).
Except when he went to make the invitations -- with some help from his Sorcerer self -- he messed up and wound up creating a new world that pulled copies of each palace and some of the surrounding area into one continent, with small support populations. But because magic always has a cost (and/or Chernabog decided to mess with the Mouse) it also pulled the villains back from their deaths.
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So I got beyond frustrated with the sloppy lack of worldbuilding, especially after I got the Isle of the Lost novel and found out that yes actually the villains do all remember dying.
So, being me, I started trying to figure out how you could actually possibly get all of those different time periods to interact with each other PLUS modern tech... which meant I wound up blaming the Mouse for it.
In the tenth-finished, stupidly massive, ridiculously complicated story of the birth of Auradon that lives in assorted documents and my head, Mickey Mouse decided that he wanted to host a party of all of the heroes of the classic tales. So it had to be somewhere that touched all times (sort of like House of Mouse).
Except when he went to make the invitations -- with some help from his Sorcerer self -- he messed up and wound up creating a new world that pulled copies of each palace and some of the surrounding area into one continent, with small support populations. But because magic always has a cost (and/or Chernabog decided to mess with the Mouse) it also pulled the villains back from their deaths.