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When the Storybook of Legends is found by Alistair Wonderland and Bunny Blanc, the two friends decide to bring the book back to Ever After High, but the Cheshire Cat has other plans for the book and swaps it with a book of cursed riddles instead, that turn all who read it topsy-turvy with their wild magic, one of whom is Apple, who thus threatens to destroy the fairytale world. Now, with only Maddie, Alistair, Lizzie, Bunny and Kitty left, they must solve the malicious riddle of the Cheshire Cat, and save their friends.
When the Storybook of Legends is found by Alistair Wonderland and Bunny Blanc, the two friends decide to bring the book back to Ever After High, but the Cheshire Cat has other plans for the book and swaps it with a book of cursed riddles instead, that turn all who read it topsy-turvy with their wild magic, one of whom is Apple, who thus threatens to destroy the fairytale world. Now, with only Maddie, Alistair, Lizzie, Bunny and Kitty left, they must solve the malicious riddle of the Cheshire Cat, and save their friends.
The film's central conflict and resolution champion individual choice and self-determination over rigid, inherited traditions and pre-determined destinies, aligning with progressive values of personal freedom and challenging established norms.
The movie features a visibly diverse ensemble of characters derived from various fairy tales, without explicitly recasting traditionally white roles. Its narrative explores themes of challenging pre-determined destinies and embracing individuality, offering a subtle critique of tradition rather than explicitly targeting specific identities.
The film "Ever After High: Spring Unsprung" does not feature any identifiable LGBTQ+ characters, relationships, or themes. The narrative focuses on the children of fairy tale characters and their choices regarding their destinies, without incorporating queer identities or experiences.
The movie does not contain any action or adventure elements.
The film features new characters who are the children of established fairy tale figures. These are original characters within the Ever After High universe, not gender-swapped versions of existing canonical characters from source material or previous installments.
This animated film is part of the 'Ever After High' franchise. The characters' racial portrayals in 'Spring Unsprung' are consistent with their established designs within the franchise's own canon. There are no instances where a character previously established as one race within the Ever After High universe is depicted as a different race in this installment.
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