Twisted Wonderland is on its way to Disney+ and it’s arriving just in time for Halloween.
When a high school student is whisked away to a world of magic, he must steer clear of danger and work with his classmates to try and return home, in Disney Twisted-Wonderland: The Animation, a new anime series debuting October 29 exclusively on Disney+ and Hulu.
In the enchanted world of Twisted-Wonderland, seven legendary figures known as the Great Seven have been immortalized. Based on seven iconic Disney Villains: the Queen of Hearts, the King of Beasts (Scar), the Sea Witch (Ursula), the Sorcerer of the Sands (Jafar), the Fairest Queen (Evil Queen), the King of the Underworld (Hades), and the ThornFairy (Maleficent), the acts of these individuals would eventually inspire the creation of seven magical dormitories at Night Raven College – an elite academy for budding mages.
Unaware of any of this, Yuken Enma, an ordinary high school student from Tokyo, suddenly finds himself transported to Night Raven College and immediately begins alienating its residents. Unable to wield magic, unsure of the customs, and stunned by the new reality he finds himself in, Yuken is forced to navigate this strange new world, searching for a way back home. Constantly finding himself tangled up in adventures with his troublemaking new classmates, Ace and Deuce, will Yuken be able to find his way home before incurring the wrath of the Rose-Red Tyrant – Riddle Rosehearts?
“Disney Twisted-Wonderland: The Animation” will be among the latest Japanese anime series to debut on Disney+, joined by the upcoming “Star Wars: Visions” Volume 3, further expanding the platform’s anime library. With Hulu on Disney+, bundle subscribers also have access to a growing selection of acclaimed series including, “Murai in Love,” “The Fable,” “Go! Go! Loser Ranger!,” and the recently released “Cat’s Eye,” offering even more for anime fans to discover.
Step into a world of magic and mischief when Disney Twisted-Wonderland: The Animation debuts October 29 exclusively on Disney+ and Hulu.
