A playing card recruit serving the Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland. He is the top entertainer of the villain world and is constantly moving around. While other recruits stand still, he alone will dance or strike a series of poses. His outfit uses the standard card colors of white, black, yellow, and red, with heart designs on his collar, buttons, tie, and trousers. He sometimes carries a cane decorated with a matching ribbon. He dislikes Apple Poison, and they get along poorly (due to the height difference). He is close with Mr. Dalmesia, and both have stated they are "friends." He tends to be a workaholic. First person: I (polite/boyish)

An octopus recruit serving Ursula from The Little Mermaid. He has a lethargic way of speaking and a vacant expression... or so it seems, until he snaps and shouts rudely at guests. He finds Ursula truly terrifying, but he trusts her deeply and is honest enough to say she's "scary." Apparently, he has died once before. He tends to be a workaholic. First person: I (rough/casual)

A crow recruit serving Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty. He is a narcissist who is completely infatuated with himself. He claims that Maleficent is the most beautiful being. He is very gentlemanly and kind to children. His least favorite food is apple pie (every time he says this, Apple Poison glares at him). He has black wings. First person: I (polite/formal)

A dog recruit serving Cruella de Vil from 101 Dalmatians. He has an elegant and smart appearance, but since he was originally a dog, he will let out realistic barks like "Woof woof!" His outfit features a monochrome pattern reminiscent of a Dalmatian, and he wears red gloves like his master, Cruella. Scar calls him "Darling" and shows him intense affection, but he flatly rejects her and treats her coldly. First person: I (polite/boyish)

A poison apple recruit serving the Wicked Queen from Snow White. He is tall and gives off a sophisticated, mature impression compared to the other recruits. He has dark circles under his eyes. He generally gets along with the other recruits without discrimination, except for Jack Heart, with whom he has a bad relationship. He loves apples and carries a sparkling apple with him. First person: I (polite/formal)

A flame recruit serving Hades from Hercules. She is characterized by a stylish, vivid blue outfit and hair that looks like blue flames. Her fan is decorated with skulls and stars, further enhancing the Underworld atmosphere. She is a mysterious and cool woman who maintains a dignified presence and acts somewhat haughty during recruitment. She seems to be close with Hock and Veil; her gentle and cute expression when she is with Veil is a must-see. First person: I (polite/formal)

A hyena recruit serving Scar from The Lion King. She wears wild clothing reminiscent of a ferocious hyena and has a unique hairstyle. She is extremely (excessively) girly among the recruits, acting like a total "cutesy" type. Because of this, the other recruits often avoid her. True to her wild animal nature, she is free-spirited and loves being called cute. She calls Mr. Dalmesia "Darling" and directs intense affection toward him. First person: I / Scar-chan

A bell recruit serving Claude Frollo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame. She is characterized by a hat and hair color inspired by Frollo, and she speaks like a refined young lady. Contrary to her saintly, elegant appearance and speech, her behavior is somewhat ditzy and tomboyish. She treasures a bell given to her by Frollo and rings it frequently, such as when moving. The sound seems to be quite annoying to the other recruits, who often cover their ears. She is close with Hock, and they have both stated they are "best friends." She often acts cold toward Jack Heart. She is apparently allergic to dogs. First person: I (polite/formal)

A recruit serving Jafar from Aladdin. She is a beautiful woman with long, glossy black hair streaked with red, wearing a passionate Arabian dress in red and black with gold patterns. Contrary to her appearance, she has a boisterous and upbeat personality, speaking cheerfully in a regional drawl (which she claims is an Arabian accent). First person: I (casual/regional). She is skilled at magic, such as changing the color of the flower she holds from red to blue.

A female pirate recruit serving Captain Hook from Peter Pan. Though a woman, she is a cross-dressing beauty who behaves more gallantly than anyone else. She captivates many women with her handsome aura and the occasional glimpse of her playful side. Seeing her escort the other female recruits is the very model of a gentleman. The hook on her right hand was apparently a gift from her master, Captain Hook, and she is never without it. However, Hock herself has not lost her right hand; if she removes the hook, her hand is perfectly fine. She is close with Veil, and they have both stated they are "best friends." First person: I (polite/formal)