Disney’s “Twisted-Wonderland: The Animation” – A Magical Dive into a New World
Disney has always been at the forefront of enchanting storytelling, and the upcoming release of “Disney Twisted-Wonderland: The Animation” is no exception. With its premiere on Disney+ and Hulu set for October 29, fans around the world are eagerly awaiting this adaptation of the beloved smartphone game. Let’s delve deeper into what this series has to offer.
### An Exciting Cast for a Magical Adventure
The animation boasts an impressive English dub cast, featuring the talents of Jonathan Ha as Yuken Enma, Paul Castro Jr. as Riddle Rosehearts, Hunter Mccoy as Deuce Spade, Max Mittelman as Ace Trappola, and many more. The characters come to life with the help of these voice actors, promising an immersive experience.

Other noteworthy additions to the cast include Johnny Yong Bosch as Trey Clover and Michael Sinterniklaas as Cater Diamond from the Heartslabyul dorm. Each character adds depth to this fantastical world, enhancing the narrative’s rich tapestry.
### The Creative Team Behind the Magic
A stellar production team is crafting the animation, with Michael Sinterniklaas directing alongside assistant directors Brittany Lauda and Stephanie Sheh. Reuben Lack is producing the series, ensuring that it’s executed with precision and creative flair. The script is adapted by Madeleine Morris, promising a narrative that resonates with fans and newcomers alike.
### The Narrative and World of Twisted-Wonderland
Based on the popular smartphone game, the story begins when the main character is whisked away to another world by a magic mirror. Arriving at Night Raven College, a magic school with a sense of mystery and wonder, the protagonist encounters rebellious yet brilliant students. Protected by the enigmatic headmaster, the journey is as much about self-discovery as it is about finding a way back home.
### Engaging Story Arcs
The series is set to run over three seasons, each adapting a specific part of the game’s accompanying manga. These are titled Episode of Heartslabyul, Episode of Savanaclaw, and Episode of Octavinelle. Fans can expect each season to explore different facets of the game’s expansive universe.
### Behind the Scenes: Direction, Design, and More
Takahiro Natori takes charge as chief director and series script supervisor, with Shin Katagai at the directing helm. The animation is crafted by Yumeta Company and Graphinica, known for their stunning visuals and captivating storytelling.
The character design by Hanaka Nakano and Akane Satō, combined with the music composed by Takumi Ozawa, promises a feast for the eyes and ears. The opening theme, “Piece of my world,” performed by “Night Ravens,” sets the tone for a deeply immersive experience.

### The Artistic Elements
Aki Tsunaki contributes to the sub-character design, while Nagisa Abe serves as the Color Key Artist, ensuring the world is visually harmonious and vibrant. Art direction by Hiroki Matsumoto, 3D CG direction by Kazuya Ōya, and sound management by Miho Sugawara elevate the sensory experience of Twisted-Wonderland.
### Final Thoughts
Disney’s “Twisted-Wonderland: The Animation” promises to be an enchanting addition to its lineup, with a combination of compelling storytelling, high-quality animation, and an intriguing cast. For fans of the original game and anime enthusiasts alike, the series offers a magical escape into a world where nothing is as it seems.
Don’t miss the premiere on October 29. Make sure to tune in on Disney+ or Hulu and step into the mystical halls of Night Raven College. Whether you’re familiar with the game or new to the adventure, “Twisted-Wonderland” is set to capture the imagination of viewers everywhere.


