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For what purpose, though? Why does he need the former villains/still villains to battle themselves?
Maybe Hyde would see it as a good cause? Like he thinks he represents the strongest and dominant aspects of Jekyll, and feels like the other dark entities need to be freed from their cages, so to speak.
[adrotate group="5"]Three guys in uniform? Me too.
I thought I saw someone with a Jasmine costume on as well, but we have Agrabah as a land already.
If Aladdin and Jasmine were in this land the entire time, that would explain their absence in Jafar’s entire story. So they are a possibility. They would also conveniently be in Storybrooke with the rest of the residents from this land, based on what Hyde told us.
The fact that his name is Sir Morgan also proves that they had this idea from the start. The character in that novel is called Hank Morgan. Did anybody previously theorize about this? In hindsight, it seems like something that was staring right at our faces this entire time.
Now that I think about it…this would really make the villains see their worse selves…
If separating Regina brought out the Evil Queen, if separating Mr. Gold brought out the Dark Dark Rumplestilskin, if separating Zelena brought out the Wicked Witch of the West, and if separating Killian brought out Captain Hook…
We all thought Civil War would be Heroes vs Villains but what if it’s Anti-Heroes vs Villains?
Regina, Zelena, Mr. Gold, & Killian vs The Evil Queen, The Wicked Witch of the West, The Dark One Rumplestilskin, & Captain Hook….now that theme of facing your inner demons for Season 6 would really be entertaining!
Agreed. We’ve had the heroes face the villains, and we’ve had the former villains backslide before. But we’ve never seen the former villains/anti-heroes directly face off against their evil selves. This gives the writers the opportunity to bring back those evil versions, but with a new twist. Not to mention, they’re running out of prime characters that can hold an entire arc as a sole new big bad. .
Only thing I disliked was if Rumple lost his magic how come he wasn’t limping?
I think Rumple lost the limp permanently, after Hook healed his leg. So Rumple no longer has the limp, whether he has magic or not.
When this revelation was made, my first thought was “So is THIS what Forgotten Character Island actually is, and it’s been made canon on the show?”
I actually think this was a clever way to bring the Evil Queen back, because it wouldn’t have made sense for Regina to fully revert after several Seasons of redemption. I’m glad Regina wasn’t able to kill the Evil Queen that easily, either. Now my original theory was that Regina would transform back and forth into the Evil Queen, but I’m not sure which is better. That would have felt like a retread of the Spell of Shattered Sight. Plus, I think it’s pretty fun and interesting to see Regina come face to face with the Evil Queen. If I had to guess, more characters could also be separated with the formula. Why do I have the feeling that Rumple is one of those characters? What happens to Rumple if he’s separated from his evil side? Does Evil Rumple take all of the Dark Ones powers, or will both halves still have the Dark Ones powers?
I know it’s an hour before showtime but…anyone wanna predict?
I’m going with a 1.2 overall. Finales for OUAT historically never fall so I think we’ll hold on to the steady 1.1/1.2 we’ve been getting.
Agreed.
New Evil Queen Photo…
Are you sure that’s legit? Looks like it might have been a fanmade thing.
