Heart no Kuni no Alice: Wonderful Wonder World

Alice in the Country of Hearts
ハートの国のアリス～Wonderful Wonder World～

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Synopsis

In this story, Alice is not all what she seems. She is practical, strong, yet an cynical person. Instead of the traditional story, Alice is kidnapped unwillingly by a mysterious (yet somewhat bishie-looking) man with bunny ears into a place call Heartland. Stuck in Heartland due to a trick by the mysterious bunny eared man, she meets the residents of this world. Along the way, Alice meets Blood, handsome mafia leader; Ace, the psycho yet charming knight and more... What should Alice do in such a world!? (Source: MU)

Publication notes

The first five volumes of Heart no Kuni no Alice: Wonderful Wonder World were published in English by Tokyopop from February 9, 2010, to November 2, 2010, before going defunct. It was later re-published in its entirety as Alice In The Country Of Hearts by Yen Press as 2-in-1 omnibus volumes on June 26, 2012. It was also released in Brazilian Portuguese by NewPOP Editora from July 2015 to May 2017.

Published

2008 to Sep 15, 2010

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Sequel

Joker no Kuni no Alice: Circus to Usotsuki Game

Adaptation

Heart no Kuni no Alice: Wonderful Wonder World (anime)

Spin-Off

Alternative Version

Other

Gekijouban Heart no Kuni no Alice: Wonderful Wonder World Anthology

Main characters

Boris Airay290 fan favorites
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Boris is the counterpart of the Cheshire Cat; like the character he is based on, Boris loves riddles. He has functional cat ears and a tail, several piercings and tattoos, and dresses in short, exposing outfits with a pink boa and a collar with a chain. Boris works in the Amusement Park District for Mary Gowland. Though he is sly, devious character with a childish persona, he becomes close to Alice. He is friends with Dee and Dum, despite the fact that they work for opposing groups, and even goes to Hatter Mansion to have tea parties and interact with Elliot and Blood. Boris has on numerous occasions, snuck into the Castle of Hearts. When his luck ran out, Alice found him badly wounded and bloody, and after a reprimanding from Alice, Boris promised to change his careless and ruthless ways for Alice's sake. Like many others in the Land of Hearts, he also falls in love with Alice. (Source: Wikipedia)
Blood Dupre142 fan favorites
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Leader of the Hatters, he is charming, flirtatious, laidback and loves black tea, Blood is nothing like the Mad Hatter, the character he represents. He rules the Hatter's Mansion area and is strongly hated by Mary Gowland for making his name known throughout the Land of Hearts. He is also involved in a civil war with the Queen of Hearts. Alice notices right away that he looks exactly like her ex-boyfriend. Nightmare created his face to look identically like her ex-boyfriend. Nightmare's reasons are not yet known.
Peter White100 fan favorites
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Peter White is in love with Alice which is why he brought her to Heartland. He wants her to love him, but she refuses to acknowledge him. He hates leaving Alice's side and becomes very jealous when Alice interacts with others like Ace and Boris. He can transform into a rabbit. Other than having a pair of white rabbit ears, wearing a watch, and wearing a suit coat he has little in common with the White Rabbit upon which he is based. He is the first to meet Alice and claims to be desperately in love with her; his sociopathic tendencies mean that he will not hesitate to kill anyone he dislikes, especially if they get between him and Alice. Alice mentions hating him on several instances, but he is persistent in gaining her love. Peter is able to turn into an actual rabbit, which he does so in order to gain Alice's affections since she has a soft spot for his rabbit form, and works for the Queen of Hearts in Heart Castle as a Prime Minister. He is often caught rhyming as he speaks, however in the original version he is heard talking normally without rhyming. It appears he and Nightmare know why Alice was brought to his world and it appears he is some how connected to her older sister.
Alice Liddell65 fan favorites
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Alice is the main protagonist in Heart no Kuni no Alice. She finds herself very plain, and constantly compares herself to her sister. One day Alice falls asleep while waiting for her sister to get a card game. Alice is later awoken, and sees a white rabbit dressed in coat, and vest with a chain watch. Alice refuses to follow the rabbit muttering to herself that this is a dream, and attempts to go back to sleep. The rabbit gets annoyed and turns into a human, and carries Alice off. They both fall into a black hole and land in Wonderland. Now Alice's adventure begins with characters like no others. Mafia, royalty, clock makers, and crazy hoodlums, who all fall for her. Follow her adventure as she attempts to leave this dream and go back to reality, or will she fall in love this world? One of the very few characters who are similar in personality, physical appearance, and reactions to the original book. Alice reacts to everything a little bit more realistically than the original Alice, questioning her surroundings, however she is still dreamy and absent minded. Many of the other characters note that Alice unintentionally leads them on. Her views on life in general have made her a valuable part of wonderland life. The inhabitants fall in love with her because she values life, not like the people who live there. She often considers returning home, but is dissuaded by painful memories of her sisters Edith and Lorina that are induced by Nightmare. She chooses to reside in the neutral Clock Tower with Julius Monrey. She's close with Julius and Boris. Alice also gets really painful headaches when she thinks about whether she has seen Peter before.
Ace64 fan favorites
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Ace is an original character, though he is possibly based on the Knave of Hearts. He is the Knight of Heart Castle and considered the most skilled swordsman in Wonderland, but has a notoriously bad sense of direction and often forgets how to get to places. Though, seemingly harmless at first, he becomes more devious over time and demonstrates a tendency toward violence.
Julius Monrey56 fan favorites
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Julius is an original character, though it is suggested that he represents Time (who has an argument with the Mad Hatter), from the original Alice in Wonderland book. He is in charge of the only neutral district, the Clock Tower Plaza; it is also shown that he controls the world's time. As the fixer of clocks, he is regarded as the mortician of Wonderland, since the fixed clocks will become the hearts of reborn Wonderland residents. Julius is initially the closest character to Alice; she trusts him and lives in his Clock Tower with him. While seemingly apathetic and anti-social, several characters mention how much he must like Alice because of his eagerness to help her get home and to give her a room to stay in. It is seen that Julius does not enjoy roller coasters, crowds, and Blood.
Vivaldi18 fan favorites
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Vivaldi is based upon The Queen of Hearts. Like the character in Carroll's book, she regularly orders the beheading of servants for the smallest of mishaps. She tends to use the majestic plural and is demanding and dangerous. A beautiful and composed woman who shows little emotion, she does expose her feelings towards Blood when Peter and Ace inform her of his interest and advances to Alice. She loves cute things and has a secret room full of stuffed animals. Only a few select maids know of her collection. She seems to have deep feelings for the king, but will never admit it. As the Queen of Hearts, she is the only person aside from Alice who is able to keep Peter in line.