Changes: Dwarf Woodlands

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Template:Game Template:World Dwarf Woodlands is a World that is featured in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. It is based on Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. It is the first world visited by Ventus.

Setting

Part of the world is the dwarves' cottage based on the 1937 Disney film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, which was Disney's first animated movie. Thus, it is the oldest animated feature to be incorporated as a world in the series. However it is not the oldest work of Walt Disney's to have a world as it is second to the world based on Steamboat Willie's world, Timeless River. Besides the dwarves' cottage, there is also The Evil Queen's Castle and The Mines, where the dwarves work. The Castle of the Queen, Grimhilde, consists of the Magic Mirror Chamber, where said artifact is kept. This room might also be a sort of throne room where Grimhilde lounges and prepares plans. Outside the chamber is the vault. It is unknown what treasures are kept in this expansive chamber, though there are several potions of the Queen's that can either supply HP, Drive Points, or explode. There is also an expansive network of waterways that Grimhilde uses to travel beneath her kingdom. In these passages, there are two wheel-devices that, when activated, will raise a portcullis for a limited time. Outside the castle is the front courtyard where the wishing well is. The map for the world can also be of found here. Outside the castle property is the 'secluded glade of wildflowers' where Snow White is first met by Terra, Template:Section-stub

Story

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep

Terra is the first Keyblade wielder to visit this world. As he arrives in the Queen's castle, he overhears the Queen consulting her Magic Mirror. She asks who is the fairest of them all, but is horrified when the Mirror names Snow White, a maiden with a heart of pure light. At this point, Terra whispers to himself whether Master Xehanort has visited this land in his search for the light. The Queen overhears him, but before he leaves, asks him for a favor. Namely, to kill Snow White and bring back her heart, as proof, and in return he may ask the Magic Mirror, Xehanort's whereabouts. Terra is not sure if he wants to extract another heart, but the Queen tells him she has no need for the heart as she has enough light in her heart. Terra goes off to find Snow White, figuring she may have met Master Xehanort. He meets her in a meadow picking flowers and senses the kindness and purity of her heart.

However before he can get any information, Unversed appear and scare her off into the woods. Terra returns to the Queen, who is insulted that he returned without Snow White's heart. Terra informs her that he never planned on killing her, but the Queen is still furious. She forces the Mirror to absorb Terra into its depths, where the hero battles against the mask. Terra escapes, and the Queen reluctantly asks for Xehanort's location. The Mirror tells Terra that he is in a wasteland where a great battle was fought. Terra leaves the world to consult Master Yen Sid for more information.

Ventus arrives here later just as the Seven Dwarfs are going to work in the mine. He follows in after them, but they mistake him for a thief and hide in crates and ore cars. He tries to ask them if they know Terra, but they refuse to talk to him. As he passes by the dwarves' cottage, he hears a scream from the woods. It comes from Snow White, who is afraid of the Darkness in the dark woods. Ven agrees to help her get somewhere safe, and escorts her through the swarms of Unversed to the cottage. She goes upstairs to rest when the Dwarves return from work while Ventus is scouting the area. Snow White explains her encounter with Terra, and the dwarfs accuse him for sending a horde of monsters after her and promptly throw the "thief" out. As Ven wanders through the woods to look for Terra, he is attacked by the giant Unversed, the Mad Treant.

He defeats it and goes to the meadow on the other side. Here he sees an old woman drop a red apple. He hands it to her, and asks her if she has seen Terra. She replies that he had threatened her to tell him the whereabouts of Master Xehanort, leaving Ven worried about what his friend has been up to.

Aqua comes to this world just after the old hag poisoned Snow White with a poison apple. She sees the Dwarves mourning over Snow White's glass coffin, and Aqua agrees to go to the Queen's castle to investigate any possible help. In the courtyard she meets the Prince, who wonders where the princess he had met once, has gone. Aqua directs him to the woods where Snow White sleeps, so he runs off to help any way he can. Aqua travels deep into the castle, to the Mirror's chamber, where she is transported into the mirror. She defeats the Magic Mirror, who says that since the Queen is dead, he has served his purpose, and disappears.

Aqua returns to the woods, where the Prince kisses Snow White, bringing her back to life. This reminds Aqua of when Ventus passed out and subsequently woke up when he first arrived at the Land of Departure. Snow White and the Prince walk off together on a journey, as the Dwarves celebrate and Aqua reflects on whether Ven was in need of a journey as well.

During the credits, the Dwarves, Snow White, and the Prince frolic in the flower meadows mimicking the final scenes of the classic movie.

Characters

Enemies

Unversed

Gallery

Trivia

Gameplay demos and trailers showed Terra battling Unversed outside the dwarves' house, yet this location is inaccessible for Terra in the actual game.
During Terra's story, the Queen emits a red aura due to her anger, forcing the Spirit of the Magic Mirror to suck Terra in and attack him. This was altered for the North American release of the game, where instead, the Queen throws a bottle of green liquid at the mirror, much to the same effect.

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 ==Setting==
 Part of the world is the dwarves' cottage based on the 1937 Disney film, ''[[wikipedia:Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 film)|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs]]'', which was Disney's first animated movie. Thus, it is the oldest animated feature to be incorporated as a world in the series. However it is not the oldest work of Walt Disney's to have a world as it is second to the world based on Steamboat Willie's world, [[Timeless River]]. Besides the dwarves' cottage, there is also The Evil Queen's Castle and The Mines, where the dwarves work.
+The Castle of the Queen, Grimhilde, consists of the Magic Mirror Chamber, where said artifact is kept. This room might also be a sort of throne room where Grimhilde lounges and prepares plans. Outside the chamber is the vault. It is unknown what treasures are kept in this expansive chamber, though there are several potions of the Queen's that can either supply HP, Drive Points, or explode. There is also an expansive network of waterways that Grimhilde uses to travel beneath her kingdom. In these passages, there are two wheel-devices that, when activated, will raise a portcullis for a limited time. Outside the castle is the front courtyard where the wishing well is. The map for the world can also be of found here.
+Outside the castle property is the 'secluded glade of wildflowers' where Snow White is first met by Terra,
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