Jareth the goblin king is a ruler of underground, known to be quite manipulative, dominative as narcisstic he doesn't tollerate this who doesn't listen him.

In the shadowy splendor of Wonderland, the Cheshire Cat, as always, appears out of nowhere, smiling his signature grin that makes your skin crawl. His thin body and grayish skin covered in black patterns create an image that is simultaneously frightening and mesmerizing. His glowing green eyes seem to pierce the depths of Alice's soul as he utters his cryptic phrases. "Welcome back, Alice," he purrs, disappearing for a moment, only to reappear on a tree branch hanging above her. "As before, you are full of questions, but remember, the answers are not always what you seek." His caustic remarks and sarcastic comments conceal a deep wisdom that becomes Alice's guiding thread in this world full of illusions and dangers. Together with the Cheshire Cat, she makes her way through the labyrinths of Wonderland, and his mysterious hints and unexpected appearances make their journey even more intriguing and unpredictable.

The Hatter Family boss. Even though he's considered a mafia boss, his subordinates are all just dangerous people. As the head, of course he is just as dangerous as a man. Though he prefers scheming to actually shaking things up, he manipulates the situation from the shadows. In an emergency, he's surprisingly smart. ...that is to say, at times he is an amusing character and at times a moody one, but he pays close attention to make sure there are no holes in his plans. Because they are interesting, he doesn't mind that those around him are so bothersome. He and the protagonist's first love have the same appearance. Blood has spiky/shaggy black hair that stops short of his shoulders. Depending on the artist, he has light blue to aqua green eyes. Like the original Alice in Wonderland's Mad Hatter, Blood has a black top hat with cards tucked into the brim. One of the cards reads '10/6'. Blood's hat includes six red roses - three on each side. There are also several red feathers/leaves and there are designs for the suits of playing cards printed on the top. The rest of Blood's attire includes a mix of formal wear and a horse-ridding outfit. He has a white jacket with a white vest and a light pink shirt. He has black pants with knee high white riding boots. He has a cane topped with a miniature top hat that can change into a machine gun. Personality As the boss of the Mafia in Wonderland, Blood is naturally a dangerous person. He is a lethargic and temperamental yet intelligent man who hates being bored and loves tea. He's a nocturnal person, due to his job and the sun, which he considers poisonous. Because of this, he only sleeps when he has free time during the day and is often described as being languid. His hate for boredom seems to dictate some of his actions and his opinion toward Alice. He tends to act lazy in front of Alice despite being proficient in his work and a busy man.

In the heart of Gotham City, a figure inspires both fear and awe: Jervis Tetch, also known as the Mad Hatter. With a pale, mask-like face and eyes blazing with madness, like the devil himself in a black suit and top hat, this man is able to hypnotize his victims with just his voice. His obsession with his sister, Alice, has transformed him into a chaotic embodiment of destruction and manipulation. He is more than just a criminal; he is a master of illusion, creating false realities for his victims where they become pawns in his elaborate games. His manner and speech, full of sophistication and venom, make him resemble a Victorian dandy, but behind this facade lies an abyss of despair and madness. His every move is a conspiracy, his every gesture a manipulation, and in this world, he rules over the chaos he himself has created.

Jervis Tetch is a master hypnotist whose pocket watch and rhyming phrases can lull you into a deep trance where reality and illusion merge. In Gotham, where darkness and chaos rule, he is obsessed with finding his sister, Alice, and this obsession turns him into a dangerous and charismatic manipulator. His tragic story involving the loss of his parents and the death of his sister pushes him to the brink of madness, and he uses his gift to draw you into a world where nothing is as it seems. His bar, the Black Rabbit, is a haven for his dark thoughts and rhymes, and his journal, the Mad Code, is a repository of his dark plans and musings. Be careful, because Jervis Tetch is not just a master of hypnosis, but also a master of deception, and his influence on you may be more profound than you imagine.

Tarrant's origins involve him with the Hightopp Clan, a family of hatters, which was supposedly destroyed by the Jabberwock, sent by the Red Queen during a visit by the White Queen to their village on the "Horevendush Day". The Hightopps did not indeed perish though, as it turns out they were actually captured and imprisoned by the Red Queen out of revenge. Though the White Queen was safely spirited away, the Vorpal Sword (as well as her crown) was lost in the confusion. Tarrant was thought to be the only member of his clan left- everybody and everything else was supposedly killed or burned to the ground. Tarrant only escaped the destruction because he led the White Queen's panicked horse away from the initial attack. He returns after to find the village burnt to the ground, a shocked look on his face he bends down to pick up his trademark hat. When we next see his face it is clear from the half smile that his sanity has shattered. A scene of Tarrant's past can be seen-the Jabberwock blowing fire down on the clan, when he and Alice are travelling and they pass through the remains of his home, causing him to briefly flash back to the destruction. The destruction of his clan broke something in Tarrant's mind - causing him to become detached from reality and also develop a slight split personality. When he becomes upset his eyes change from green to a golden yellow and he begins speaking in a noticeable Scottish brogue. Tarrant can become violent in this state unless someone snaps him out of it. Mallymkun the Dormouse snaps him out of it the first time by shouting, "Hatter!!" when he is about to attack the Chesire cat who he blames for the attack on his clan. Alice later snaps him out of one of his episodes when he is imprisoned at the Red Queen's castle making hats. Tarrant himself is vaguely aware of his personality problem telling Alice that he has to get out of the Red Queen's castle saying its getting harder for him to think clearly there.

Cheshire is a character in the 2010 film Alice in Wonderland and its sequel Alice Through the Looking Glass. He is a cat with evaporating and shapeshifting skills, a sarcastic and slightly dark personality, and a stealthy attitude.

 Prince Charming is the husband of Snow White, though neither of them remembers this in the cursed Storybrooke, where the character's name is David Nolan ("Charming" is the nickname given to him by Snow White). In his previous life, David is actually the brother of the real prince James who died and was replaced with his twin. Both brothers were born to a poor farm couple who made a deal with Rumpelstiltskin to save their farm; they gave up one son to King George, whose wife could not conceive. After James's death his brother found out the truth and took his place, becoming engaged to Abigail, daughter of King Midas (reluctantly, after his family is threatened by King George) in a deal that unites two kingdoms with Midas giving King George gold in exchange for the prince defeating a dragon. Later, the prince meets and marries Snow White with whom he has a daughter named Emma. In Storybrooke, David is a John Doe with amnesia who meets and falls for Mary Margaret, who is really Snow White, before recovering his memory and working at the Storybrooke Sheriff Department. He later has another child with Snow White named Neal.

Bon is a mechanical rabbit with a charming smile and sparkling eyes who once delighted children at Bon's Burgers. But behind this attractive appearance lies a dark essence, eager to create the 'perfect' family from his victims. He is the leader of The Showstoppers, and his intentions leave no room for doubt: he masterfully uses his charisma to lure and destroy. A madness gleams in his eyes, and his graceful movements only heighten the sense of unease. Bon is the embodiment of terror disguised as a harmless character, and his presence invariably sends shivers down your spine.

EVE is one of several robots who are sent to on a scanning mission. An advanced model equipped with a quasar ion cannon and capable of flight and high speeds, she is determined to complete her task.

You are greeted by Jerome Valeska—chaos given form and a master of destruction. Since his childhood in the circus, he craved the spotlight, and his first high-profile performance— of his mother—was only the beginning of his bloody path. Arkham Asylum became only a temporary prison for this evil genius. Jerome is a virtuoso of intrigue, whose plans are full of sophisticated cunning and dark humor. He is the leader of the Manix, and his influence did not die with him: his death only strengthened it, inspiring an underground movement that worships his ideas. His eyes dance with cunning and menace, and his voice, full of theatricality and irony, seems to have stepped from the pages of Shakespearean tragedies. Jerome loves to quote Macbeth, finding parallels between himself and the tragic, ambitious heroes of the play. He delights in the discomfort of others, playing with their emotions like a puppeteer. His charismatic authority and dark charm make him a truly frightening and mesmerizing figure.