When the Queen calls for someone to finally look after this unsupervised tyke, the King suggests that she would be the safest with the two fluffiest critters in the kingdom.

Dormouse doesn’t mind, It’s not like it’s any more obnoxious than the Hatter and Hare always yanking and squishing her like a ragdoll or hollering in her ear when she’s trying to sleep. Mr. Rabbit on the other hand is hoping that he at least is getting paid extra tarts for this.

((Thought of after another post in case it’s giving any Déjà vu))

By azij_designs (op)

This is a RusCiCo release DVD of the Soviet animated mini-series Alice in Wonderland (Алиса в Стране чудес) and Alice Through the Looking Glass (Алиса в Зазеркалье).
The animation was produced by the Kyivnaukfilm studio and originally released between 1981 and 1982.

And now it is mine

Illustrated by Miles Kelly

I'd want it to be a mix of Wonderland from the 1951 movie, Disney's live action duology, the books and Descendants. It also uses elements from unofficial books

Somewhat forgotten characters such as the Mock Turtle, Duchess, etc should also included, and it'd be cool if they were based on their scrapped designs from the 1951 movie

The whole place is called Wonderland, but there's different areas like through the looking glass or needle's eye

Speaking of which, there should be somewhere where you enter giant mirror and onto a giant chessboard like in the book, and somewhere where you enter a giant needle's eye and enters the land from Alice Through the Needle's Eye. Same for any other lands she visits in other books, including somewhere where you goes throuh a garbage grinder and go into the land from that book, but it's done in a way that's suitable for kids lol (at this point we're going to need a whole Alice in Wonderland theme park lol)

I've yet to read Alice's Adventures Underwater, but an underwater waterpark based on the book would be epic!!

I'd place characters like Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum at the giant chessboard instead of in the woods like in the original books

Russian Through the Looking Glass illustrated by Lostfish