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You've used me and abused me, but you will NOT destroy me! —Alice to Dr. Angus Bumby

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Alice Liddell is the main protagonist of American McGee's Alice and Alice: Madness Returns. She is based on the original Alice from Lewis Carroll's popular children's books, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There, after the course of which these games take place.

A casebook is provided with the first game to give all of Alice's background between her second and third visit to Wonderland. She is 18 years old in the first Alice and 19 years old in Madness Returns.^[1]

Alice is voiced by Susie Brann in the English versions of both games.

Contents 1 Biography 1.1 Childhood 1.2 Rutledge Asylum 1.3 American McGee's Alice 1.4 Life after Rutledge 1.5 Alice: Madness Returns 2 Appearance 3 Personality 4 Etymology 5 Powers and abilities 5.1 American McGee's Alice 5.2 Alice: Madness Returns 6 Quotes 7 Trivia 8 References 9 Gallery 9.1 American McGee's Alice 9.2 Alice: Madness Returns Storybook 9.3 Alice: Madness Returns

Biography Edit

Childhood Edit

Alice Liddell spent most of her childhood in Oxford in the south of England, where she lived a comfortable, happy life with her father Arthur, who was a dean at Oxford University, her mother, and her older sister Elizabeth. The family also owned a cat, Dinah, and two of her kittens later on. Around the age of seven, Alice - who had a strong sense of imagination - invented and explored the strange world of Wonderland and made friends with its inhabitants.

During the course of a winter night on November 5th, 1863, a fire was started within the Liddell household. Although seriously burnt, Alice managed to escape with her life, but her family were less fortunate, and Alice was forced to witness them incinerated within the fire that destroyed her once beloved home. Alice was sent to Littlemore Infirmary to have her physical wounds taken care of, but the event had a huge impact on Alice's mentality, and she fell into a catatonic state. After an investigation, it was concluded that the fire was started due to the clumsiness of Dinah and a still-lit oil lamp in the downstairs library.

Rutledge Asylum Edit

Alice was transferred on November 4th, 1864 to Rutledge Asylum in London, where she would spend the next ten years under the care of Dr. Heironymous Q. Wilson. During his many interviews with Alice during her catatonia, he was able to record many of her supposedly "insane fairy tales" of Wonderland, while she was actually living them in her mind at the time.

During her time at the asylum, Alice had faced her own guilt and the mistreatment from other patients and the cruel caretakers at Rutledge. One of nurses, Pris Witless, overheard Alice blaming herself for the fire that killed all of her family; Witless would later use this "confession" against Alice in the form of blackmail.

American McGee's Alice Edit

One night, the White Rabbit came to her, and led Alice back to Wonderland, which over the years had become corrupted by the deadly dictatorship of the Queen of Hearts. The residents of Wonderland saw Alice as their only chance to get rid of the Queen, due to the stories Rabbit told of a champion, so she was placed into the role of their survivor and began her journey to face the Queen.

After re-meeting the Cheshire Cat, who became her guide through her quest, Alice followed Rabbit but quickly lost him as he shrunk into a tiny hole and ran off without her. Along her search to find him, the Torch Gnomes of the Village of the Doomed tell her that the Fortress of Doors held the secret to becoming smaller, and she should seek the Elder Gnome, who still lived as a free man.

The Elder Gnome offered to take Alice to the Fortress of Doors, if she could return with a key to open doors. She managed to retrieve the object, killing several Card Guards in the process, and the two of them traveled to the Fortress. Inside the Skool within the Fortress, Alice and the Elder retrieved ingredients and made a shrinking elixir. After drinking the elixir about becoming small, Alice jumped into a portal which took her to the Vale of Tears.

Traveling through the valley looking for Rabbit again, Alice came across the Mock Turtle, un-shelled and sobbing his eyes out. Although Turtle had not seen Rabbit, he said he would take Alice to the Caterpillar who known everything, but first she had to retrieve his shell from the Duchess, who had tried to turn Turtle into soup. Downstream, Alice found Bill McGill, who had been kicked out of his own home by the Duchess, who was hiding out from the Queen.

After defeating the now-murderous Duchess in combat, and giving Turtle his shell back, he led her through the underground water tunnels to the Wonderland Woods. Here, Alice finally found Rabbit and the two went together to find Caterpillar. Unfortunately for them, the Mad Hatter was traveling through the woods and stomped on Rabbit, killing him. Blaming herself and her bad luck, Alice broke down into tears briefly but quickly got control of herself again when Cat reminded her of her task. When she found Caterpillar, he told her that it was her own guilt and insanity that had turned Wonderland into a dark and twisted version of itself, and she was brought back to kill the Queen to save the land and herself. He then created a portal for her, which took her to the Fungiferous Forest. At the forest, Alice killed the Voracious Centipede and took a bite from the Mushroom of Life to return to her normal size.

Travelling on, Alice came across a oracle who told her she had to defeat the Queen's main defense, the Jabberwock with the Jabberwock's Eye Staff. Having already obtained one piece of the staff, Alice set off to the Pale Realm to get another from the White Chess Pieces. The White King asked Alice for her help to save his queen from the red side and gave her a pawn to help her. Storming the Red Castle, Alice arrived too late and witnessed The White Queen's beheading. However, after defeating the Red King, Alice used her pawn to revive the White Queen. As the White Queen went to battle the red pieces, Hatter appeared and knocked Alice out cold.

When Alice came around, she found herself in Hatter's Domain, and she set off to find him. After getting rid of Hatter's goons, Tweedledum and Tweedledee, Hatter arrived and commented on that Alice feared the truth, and returning to Rutledge Asylum, but all of that could be avoided. Although Alice asked for an answer from him, she didn't get one and the ground crumbled below her. Moving further in, she encountered the Dormouse and March Hare, imprisoned and being experimented upon by the insane Hatter. As she could do nothing for them. Alice went deeper into Hatter's lair, and found The Gryphon trapped in one of the cages. After learning from him that Hatter arrived at six o'clock everyday to check his experiments, Alice used this information to change the clocks to read six o'clock, which drew him out to her.

After killing Hatter, and gaining the second piece of the Eye Staff, Alice allied with Gryphon and they flew together to the Land of Fire and Brimstone. Here, Alice found out that the oracle was actually Caterpillar, and he explained that when Alice answered Rabbit's call, she had began to recover from her madness, and only she can save herself and in turn Wonderland. Soon after, she faced the Jabberwock in battle, and although she didn't manage to kill him, she did gain one of his eyes to complete the Eye Staff.

With Gryphon and some rebel troops, Alice stormed Queensland and the Queen's castle. During the battle, Alice witnessed Gryphon take on the Jabberwock alone, and die in the process. In revenge, Alice killed the Jabberwock herself, and continued with her mission. Just as she was about to finally face the Queen, the Cheshire Cat tried to tell her that she and the Queen were one and the same, but was killed doing so.

After a long and deadly battle with the Queen, Alice came out as the winner, and Wonderland became a peaceful world once again, with many of her old friends revived from death. In the real world, as part of the aftermath of her victory, Alice's mental state had improved greatly, and in November 1874, Alice was deemed sane enough to be released from Rutledge.

Life after Rutledge Edit

After being released from Rutledge Asylum, one of her former carers, Nurse Witless found Alice a home and a job at the Houndsditch Home for Wayward Youth in London. Even after a year of being out of the asylum in late 1875, Alice was still dealing with her tragic childhood memories along with serious survivor's guilt, and also began to suffer from auditory and visual hallucinations. While working at Houndsditch, Alice was attending hypnotic therapy with Dr. Angus Bumby, who was trying to use Wonderland as a tool in Alice's mental recovery, to try and make her forget about the fire. However, progress was very slow and Alice was both struggling and refusing to forget her past.

One day, after her session with the doctor was over, Bumby sent Alice to pick up medicine at the pharmacist. On her way, Alice became side-tracked with following a stray cat. Upon entering a dark alley, she experienced a hallucination of several monstrous figures with Jabberwock heads surrounding her, until it was interrupted by Nurse Witless, who had found her wandering around. Although she was not very happy to see the old woman - as Witless was now using Alice's "confession" to blackmail her, to get money and drink out of her so she wouldn't report Alice to the police - Alice was surprised to hear that the woman might have information about her missing rabbit toy.

Witless then brought Alice to her rooftop, where she had another hallucination of Nurse Witless transforming into the Jabberwock. The fright Alice had from seeing Witless turn into a monster triggered an even greater mental break-down, and Alice fell into Wonderland again.

Alice: Madness Returns Edit

Alice landed in the Vale of Tears, and found Wonderland appearing to be much more peaceful than when she was in Rutledge. However, greeted by her old friend Chesire Cat, he told her that there was a new ruler in Wonderland and Alice's sanity is at risk once again. After traversing through the Vale of Tears, watching it fall apart around her, she entered Hatter's Domain again, and found said madmen in the rubbish in pieces, after the March Hare and Dormouse turned against him and took over the factory. After recovering his limbs, Alice and Hatter broke into the main hub of the factory, and Alice witnesses the sight of the Infernal Train, which several Wonderlanders consider the cause of all the corruption. She tried to get concrete information on the train from Hatter, but he didn't utter a sensible word and Alice fell into a sea of tea.

In the real world, two fishermen pulled Alice out of the River Thames (how she got into the river is left unexplained), and she navigated the docks to find Nan Sharpe, her former nanny, at the Mangled Mermaid, a whorehouse. Inside, she interrupted an assault between Nanny and Jack Splatter, and was knocked unconscious, which triggered a return trip to Wonderland. Waking up in Tundraful, she met Turtle again, the former stationmaster of the Looking Glass Line and now the captain of the HMS Gryphon. They went underwater to the Deluded Depths, but when Alice questioned Turtle about the Train, he was unable to give her information, too terrified to speak of it after being replaced as stationmaster. Traversing the depths, Alice came across Carpenter's show, and performed several errands for him for information. However, Carpenter betrays her and trapped her in a ghost-filled cemetery. Alice managed to make it for the start of the show, where Walrus started eating the Oyster Starlets and other fish. Alice became angry with Carpenter for his actions, but he told her that he was only trying to hide Wonderland from the Infernal Train. As the said train came crashing in, he implies that Alice is partially responsible for the train and that someone is misleading her. His last words of advice to Alice was to seek Caterpillar.

Alice woke up to find that Splatter had set the Mangled Mermaid on fire. Her nanny, unwilling to talk about the fire that killed the Liddells, escorted Alice to Wilton J. Radcliffe, the Liddell family lawyer so she could ask him questions and collect her rabbit doll, but after Radcliffe voiced his suspicions regarding Alice's role in the fire, she has a psychotic break and is brought back into Wonderland, even more twisted than before.

After traversing the disjointed Vale of Doom, Alice was shrunk into Oriental Grove, Caterpillar's domain. While going through the area and dispatching the vicious wasps, she recovered a repressed memory: she remembered that Dinah was in her room with her on the night of the fire, and the only lit oil lamp in the house was upstairs serving as a hallway night-light, so it couldn't have been Dinah that started the fire. Upon reaching Caterpillar, she was told that the train was her creation, and that she must seek out the Queen of Hearts, which Caterpillar describes as 'someone she once knew and loved'.

Alice woke up again, this time in gaol, where the police brought her in after she had a hysterical fit in the middle of the street. On leaving gaol, Alice quickly fell into another fit and entered Queensland. While looking for the Queen, Alice deduces that Elizabeth - who was found dead but unburnt - had not been killed by the fire, but had been killed by the real arsonist. However, she still didn't know who the arsonist was. When she reached the center of the castle, the Queen angrily chastises Alice for allowing the train to run amok and not seeing what is around her.

After seeing a vision of Dr. Wilson, Nurse Witless and Dr. Bumby, Alice goes on a surreal walk through Rutledge and it's seems that she had become fully insane again, and had been incarcerated there once again. However, this turned out to just be another hallucination mixed with Alice's memories of her time in the asylum, and Alice soon breaks free of the hallucination and found herself in Hyde Park. She encountered a mortally wounded insane child, who told her that a new evil reigns, worse than the Queen, before entering the Dollhouse.

Within this wasteland of abandoned toys, Alice met the Insane Children; their leader asked for her help and offered a very cryptic explanation for what is going on, saying that 'parts' of the children are being taken from them by the mastermind behind the Train and the Ruin monsters, the Dollmaker. However, the resistance is forced into hiding before they could explain further. After traveling through the Dollhouse, Alice came to realize that Bumby was the person that was in her house on the night of the fire; this is confirmed as she met the Dollmaker, who greatly resembled Bumby, and he essentially bragged about what he did.

Almost immediately after this confrontation, Alice, in the real world, confronted Bumby at Moorgate Station. Again, he bragged about his abuse towards the children placed in his care, making them forget everything and turning them into prostitutes. At the same time, in Wonderland, Alice made her way through the Infernal Train, and along the way talked to Hatter and Caterpillar, who said that because Alice was obsessed with her own wants, she became oblivious of Bumby's obvious actions towards the children, making her just as bad as him. She also talked to the Queen, who told her that her sister wasn't talking in her sleep the night of the fire, which made Alice realize that Bumby, who was obsessed with Lizzie, had raped her before starting the fire.

After Alice destroys the Dollmaker, she finally stands up to Bumby in the real world and threatened to tell the police about his crimes. Bumby wasn't scared of her words however, knowing no one would believe a madwoman and simply told her to go away. As she was about to leave, Alice hesitated and, in her Wonderland dress, turned back and pushed him in front of an oncoming train, killing him. As she walked out of the station, Alice walked into Londerland, where Wonderland and London have woven into one existence, and Cat tells that while much devastation has fallen onto Wonderland, her memory was safe for now.

Alice's ultimate fate, both in reality and in her mind, is left ambiguous; it's unclear if the creation of Londerland is a good event, or a sign of Alice's insanity worsening from what she had experienced.

AppearanceEdit

In both games, Alice is a young, English woman with pale skin, a slim figure, dark hair, a long oval-shaped face and green eyes, although her appearance - with both her bodily features and in the way she dresses - differs between the two titles.

In the original Alice, she has straight, dark auburn hair, cut just past the shoulder, which has a center parting and no fringe. Her eyes are large and are a shade of emerald-green. She wears a navy blue dress with short puffy sleeves, and a fanned-out skirt that is cut to about mid-leg. To complete the outfit, Alice wears a simple white apron over the dress, black-and-white stockings underneath, and black knee-high boots which are secured with silver buckles. Her outfit also sports astronomical and Greek symbols: ♆, the symbol of Neptune, and ♃, the symbol of Jupiter, can be seen on the pockets of her apron, and Ω, the Greek letter Omega, appears as a pendent on her silver necklace. Blood can also been seen splattered over her apron and skirt. However, it should be noted that her actual in-game appearance does not match her promotional renders or CGI model; in the game, the Neptune and Jupiter symbols have been replaced with a six-pointed star, and a unknown symbol that looks similar to a crossover between the symbols of Jupiter and Venus. In addition, her boots are lacking buckles as well as being only ankle length with black stockings, and her omega pendent is much bigger and is on a smaller chain.

In Madness Returns, Alice's appearance in London changes. Her skin sickly pale with disheveled shoulder-length black hair, which means at some she must have cut, and round, pale green eyes with darkened skin around them, giving the impression that she is tired or has been crying. When she returns to Wonderland, she changes slightly to a more "beautiful" form: she has a healthier complexion, straighter and longer hair that has a reddish tinge and appears to be wearing make-up in the form of peach lipstick and black eyeliner with dark pink eye shadow. The sudden change in her physical appearance could reflect how Alice sees herself, or wishes to be, and she changes due to her mental state when she enters Wonderland, a place where her inner thoughts, desires, and psyche becomes reality. Despite already being an adult, she is significantly shorter than most humans (both in London and in Wonderland) - even other women.

Alice's outfits change often in Madness Returns, although she is always in a dress, normally with a apron. In London, she wears a black-and-white dress with a striped, long-sleeved top and black skirt, complete with black stockings, ankle-high boots, and a white apron. When she first returns to Wonderland, she returns to her old blue dress (but this time the symbol of Neptune has been replaced with ♅, the symbol of Uranus.) As she explores Wonderland, Alice gains new dresses that match the current location she is in; for example, in Hatter's Domain she wears a steampunk-inspired dress.

Personality Edit

Alice is a clever and quick-witted young woman, with a curious nature, a sharp tongue and a direct way of approaching things — she is not afraid to speak her mind. Alice is shown to be very ruthless and cynical towards others. Despite her cynicism and morbidness shown in the game, Alice truly wants to set her mind free and restore peace to Wonderland and her own mind. She has been described as stubborn, and becomes enraged when someone says something she hates, disagrees with, or when she is talked down to, and will attack back verbally or physically.

Although often showing a brave face during times of danger, and quick to debunk bullying and harsh words from others, Alice is constantly haunted by the memories of the fire which claimed the lives of her parents and her sister, and is shown to suffer from survivor's guilt as a result, which can manifest into extreme self-loathing and suicidal tendencies. She has shown to have understanding, or maybe sympathy towards the Orphans and Insane Children who have experienced a history similar to hers. She is fond of animals, particularly cats and rabbits.

EtymologyEdit

The name "Alice" is from the Old French name Aalis, a short form of Adelais, itself a short form of the Germanic name Adalheidis, which means "noble type". This is fitting, as Alice can be seen as the hero of Wonderland. Her last name, "Liddell" is of Anglo-Saxon origin and means "Hlyde valley".

The character Alice Liddell actually takes her name from a real life person, Alice Pleasance Liddell (4 May 1852 – 16 November 1934), who inspired Charles Dodgson to write Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

Powers and abilities Edit

Through the series, Alice has shown to be able to use various items to change her form and/or grant her special strength and abilities. Most of these abilities are powerful, but can only be used for a limited amount of time after activating.

American McGee's AliceEdit

• Rage Alice: After being sprayed by a Rage Box, Alice turns into a demonic creature, with red skin, claw-like fingers, and black twisted horns, and she even roars like a predatory animal. For the limited time Alice is in this state, her attacks are stronger than normal and deal more damage; some of the weaker foes can die in one hit. For the effects of the Rage Box wear off, Alice returns to her normal self.
• Grasshopper Alice: From drinking Grasshopper Tea, Alice gains a bug-like appearance with green skin, black eyes, and a pair of wings on her back. As the name of the ability suggests, Alice is able to jump higher and run faster for a short amount of time.
• Invisible Alice: As the name suggests, after staring into a Looking Glass, Alice becomes invisible for a period of time. This allows her to run past enemies unseen or to allow her to make sneak attacks. As she turns invisible, Alice displays a shocked expression on her face.
• Small Alice: Although not really an ability in the first game, after creating a Drink Me Potion and drinking it, Alice becomes so small that she is the same size as an Antlion. There is no time limit to this form, and Alice can only return to her normal size after eating from the right-hand side of the Mushroom of Life.
• Underwater: After helping the Mock Turtle, Alice is declared an "Honorary Reptile" and given a Turtle Shell as a thank you. It increase Alice's breath intake so she can stay underwater longer. Despite the fact turtles use their shells as protection, this shell does not give Alice any protection from underwater enemies.

Alice: Madness ReturnsEdit

• Shrinking Alice: Just like before, Alice uses a Drink Me Potion - this time from bathing in a pool of it - to grow small. However, this time Alice can change size at will, and being small gives her Shrink Sense; an advanced sense of sight that allows her to see things she couldn't at her normal height, such as invisible platforms and drawings that tell her where to find her next target, or hidden items. Other helpful uses to being small is getting through small opening to enter hidden areas and using Shrinking Violets to recover health. However, being small means that Alice takes double the time to cover ground then she would being her normal size and she cannot jump, so it's not practical to stay small all the time.
• Gigantic Alice: The dual opposite to shrinking, after eating a piece of Eat Me Cake, Alice becomes enormous in size. She cannot use weapons in this form, and can only attack using her feet and hands, but is able to crash walls and destroy towers.
• Hysteria Alice: Similar to Rage, Hysteria is a temporary form of destruction, but Alice can only enter this form in her last fraction of health (Unless she is wearing the Fleshmadien dress, which gives her the advantage to activate the ability anytime, no matter how much health she possess). In this form, Wonderland would be seen in gray-slate, and Alice appears in all white (except her hair) with blood-red eyes, and blood running from her eyes and mouth and covering her lower arms. Her weapons can also be seen covered in blood. In Hysteria, Alice gains superhuman strength, dealing twice the damage, and invincibility.
• Butterfly Dodge: This power allows Alice to evade enemy attacks by turning into a swarm of butterflies and mist, which lets her move quicker then running. She will only be a swarm for a couple of seconds before turning back into her normal self.
• Floating: In addition to jumping, Alice can gently glide from platform to platform while floating. Using this ability allows Alice to reach levels that she can't normally get to with normal jumps.

Rage Alice

Grasshopper Alice

Giant Alice

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Quotes Edit

• "How many times must I tell you? I only take tea with friends!"
• "I want to forget! Who would choose to be alone, imprisoned by their own broken memories?"
• "I'm not afraid of her or her creatures. Never was, really. You should stand up to them."
• "Save myself from death, is that it? Is that why I've come here? I'm not afraid to die! Times I've welcomed death."
• "Wonderland has become quite strange. How is one to find her way?"
• "You and my dentist's assistant have much in common."
• "Spare me the platitude. Do you have any useful advice?"
• "Mushrooms, poppies, sugar and spice, all those things are very nice. When combined, the proper mixture makes a getting-small elixir. Hmmm... I don't really like sweets."
• "If not there may be more than one way to skin a cat. If you'll pardon the expression."
• "Tragic I'm sure but I'm a bit pressed for time. Have you seen a rabbit?"
• "Everyone I love dies violently; unnaturally. I'm cursed! Why go on? I'll just hurt others."
• "Blasted cat. Don't try to bully me! I'm very much on edge!"
• "Promise only what you are prepared to deliver. I am destined to battle with the Red Queen. The outcome is uncertain."
• "I wish I were hallucinating. What a terrible choice: eat a toadstool or remain food for insects!"
• "I fear nothing."
• "I'm not edible."
• "This is good for me. I'm not insane! I didn't kill my family. I am fine. I'm not mad. I am innocent, I mean, not guilty!"
• "I know I am guilty of something, but punishment never suits the victims of the crime."
• "You oozing sore of depravity!"
• "I'll see you charged. In prison, some half-wit bruiser will make you his sweetheart... and then you'll hang!"
• "Is it mad to pray for better hallucinations?"
• "Let's pretend I'm a Hyena, and you're a bone! GIVE ME THE REPORT!"
• "Oh no! Poor Lizzie!"
• "Children wearing their names around their necks! How many minds have you twisted into fogetfulness?"
• "You've used and abused me, but you will NOT destroy me!"
• "I've not come back here looking for a fight."
• "The destruction of Wonderland is the destruction of me?"

Trivia Edit

• Unlike most interpretations of Alice, who have blonde hair and blue eyes, the American McGee's Alice has brown hair and green eyes. This might be a reference to the real-life Alice Liddell, who has dark hair and was the inspiration of the original Alice character.
• Alice's necklace is the Omega symbol, which is commonly used to represent the end of something. It's possible that it's supposed to represent that Alice is fighting to end her insanity.
• Unused text in Madness Returns suggests that if Alice were to die in the game, an obituary would be shown for her. Some of these include burning to death in the Mangled Mermaid while attempting to save a cat inside, being found frozen to death in Billingsgate, being found dead in an opium den, jumping from a bridge, dying during an "experimental lobotomy", and falling onto train-tracks and being hit by a train which Bumby claims was a "suicide."
• Alice has nearly 6000 individual voiceover recordings in American McGee's Alice alone, far exceeding any character, with only the Cheshire Cat coming anywhere close to a thousand.
• In American McGee's Alice, Alice is shown lying in bed with what appears to be bandages on both her wrists (note that Alice's appearance in Wonderland does not necessarily reflect her appearance in reality). [1] In addition, blood can be seen on her wrists in the main menu. [2] This may suggest that Alice used to be a cutter, and that her time in Rudledge helped grew her out of it and healed her scars. This idea isn't too far-fetched considering the extremely dark nature of the series, her depressed mental state, as well as the fact that her signature weapon happens to be a kitchen knife.
• Alice looks different in both games and so does Wonderland. Her auburn hair becomes darker and is cut. She wears different outfits and her eyes are rimmed with peach and black makeup. Also, in the flashbacks of both games, Alice has a different hairstyle when she was young but in Madness Returns, her hair looks like it does when she is older.

References Edit

1. ↑ http://www.ea.com/1/alice-chat Alice: Madness Returns Live Event (10 minutes in)

Gallery Edit

American McGee's Alice Edit

Alice: Madness Returns Storybook Edit

Alice: Madness Returns Edit

v • d • e American McGee's Alice Characters Alice Liddell · White Rabbit · Mock Turtle · Bill McGill · Cheshire Cat · Caterpillar · Mad Hatter · Voracious Centipede · Duchess · Elder Gnome · Dormouse · March Hare · Gryphon · White King · Jabberwock · Queen of Hearts · Red King · Tweedledum and Tweedledee Enemies Army Ant · Card Guard · Chess Piece · Antlion · Fire Imp · Boojum · Lava Men · Nightmare Spider · Snark · Phantasmagoria · Ladybug Weapons Vorpal Blade · Playing Cards · Croquet Mallet · Demon Dice · Blunderbuss · Jabberwock's Eye Staff · Ice Wand · Jacks · Jackbomb · Deadtime Watch Locations Wonderland · Village of the Doomed · Fortress of Doors · Vale of Tears · Wonderland Woods · Fungiferous Forest · Land of Fire and Brimstone · Pale Realm · Looking Glass Land · Behind the Looking Glass · Queensland Archives Wilson's Casebook · Cheats · Soundtrack

v • d • e Alice: Madness Returns Characters Alice Liddell · Angus Bumby · Dollmaker · Queen of Hearts · Cheshire Cat · Mad Hatter · March Hare · Dormouse · Mock Turtle · Walrus · Carpenter · Caterpillar · White King · Tweedledum and Tweedledee · Insane Children Enemies Bolterfly · Insidious Ruin · Card Guard · Slithering Ruin · Ice Snark · Madcap · Eyepot · Menacing Ruin · Colossal Ruin · Cannon Crab · Drowned Sailor · Armored Card Guard · Executioner · Drifting Ruin · Doll Girl · Bitch Baby · Samurai Ink Wasp · Samurai Wasp Weapons Vorpal Blade · Pepper Grinder · Hobby Horse · Teapot Cannon · Clockwork Bomb · Umbrella Locations Wonderland · Infernal Train· Londerland · Queensland · Vale of Tears · Dollhouse · London · Vale of Doom · Hatter's Domain · Deluded Depths