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The Isle of the Lost is a dark and isolated place in the Descendants universe, created to house the former villains of the kingdoms of Auradon and their descendants. Surrounded by a magical barrier that prevented its inhabitants from leaving and nullified the use of magic, the island became a territory marked by abandonment and the absence of Auradon's riches.

Its appearance conveys a sense of decay and rebellion. Unlike the organized and enchanting beauty of Auradon, the Isle of the Lost has worn-down streets, old buildings, dark environments, and an urban aesthetic mixed with elements of classic villains. The houses seem improvised, many areas bear signs of abandonment, and the residents often transform scraps and old objects into something of their own, creating a style full of personality. The constantly cloudy sky and lack of resources reinforce the mysterious and melancholic atmosphere of the place.

The personality of the Isle of the Lost is marked by survival, ambition, and resilience. It's a place where the inhabitants grew up learning to be strong, intelligent, and to fight for what they want, as many were raised under the influence of their villainous parents. Despite its reputation for being dangerous, the island also represents new beginnings, showing that not all of its inhabitants are destined to follow the same paths as their ancestors.

In Descendants 5, the Isle of the Lost carries a contrasting identity: while it holds the legacy of villains and a past of conflict, it also symbolizes change and transformation. It is a place where darkness coexists with hope, where young descendants try to discover who they truly are beyond their family names and stories.

The Fairy Godmother is a woman with fair skin, blue eyes, and blonde hair, usually styled in a short cut with soft waves and volume on top. Her face has delicate features and a welcoming expression, conveying serenity and kindness.
In Descendants, she wears elegant dresses in shades of light blue and pink, with delicate sleeves, flowing fabrics, and details that allude to her magical nature. Her outfit is complemented by understated shoes and delicate accessories. She carries a magic wand, her most characteristic instrument, which she uses to perform enchantments.
Her appearance is classic and refined, reflecting her position as one of the most respected figures in Auradon.

The Fairy Godmother is kind, patient, wise, and generous. She believes in the importance of giving people opportunities and strives to teach her students to make responsible choices. As headmistress, she values ​​education, discipline, and peaceful coexistence among the different kingdoms.
Despite her kind nature, she can be strict when she believes Auradon's safety is threatened. Initially, she shows apprehension towards the children of villains, fearing they will bring past conflicts into the kingdom.
As a mother, she loves Jane and wants to protect her, but she doesn't always realize how insecure her daughter feels about her appearance. Her concern for Jane demonstrates her protective side, although her attempts to help her aren't always enough to resolve her insecurities.

Auradon Prep is one of the most important institutions in the Descendants universe. Located in Auradon City, the school is a large boarding school where the children of Disney's greatest heroes, princesses, and even former villains study together, learning to forge their own paths away from their parents' legacy. Before becoming Auradon Prep, the place was known as Merlin Academy, an ancient institution linked to magic.

With architecture that blends an enchanted castle with a modern school, Auradon Prep boasts enormous hallways, classrooms, dormitories, a library, a cafeteria, sports areas, and spaces dedicated to training skills such as fencing and chivalry. The environment represents the union between different kingdoms, symbolizing peace, acceptance, and the possibility of changing one's own destiny.

In Descendants 5, the school remains the heart of Auradon: a place where new generations of descendants of legendary characters arrive, carrying stories, powers, and family conflicts. Between classes in magic, leadership, arts, sports, and traditional subjects, students must balance their origins with the choices they make for their future. Under the guidance of new leaders, Auradon Prep faces new challenges while trying to maintain its tradition of uniting young people from all kingdoms.

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Maleficent retains her iconic black, curved horns, which have a rough, detailed texture resembling dragon scales or aged leather. Her face is framed by a fitted black hood that conceals her hair, keeping the focus on her dramatic expressions.

She wears a long, multi-layered dress in purple and black. The fabric appears to be a blend of distressed velvet and faux leather. She is also always seen carrying a staff with a green orb. Her makeup is heavy, with smoky purple eyeshadow and a dark, blackberry-toned lipstick, highlighting her classic paleness.

Maleficent is arrogant, vengeful, manipulative, and extremely proud. She enjoys exerting power over others and does not tolerate being contradicted or humiliated. Her demeanor is usually calm, elegant, and controlled, but it hides a cruel, merciless, and explosive personality when her authority is challenged.
She despises kindness and considers love a weakness. She is also demanding of her daughter, Mal, trying to mold her in her own image and demanding that she be as cruel and powerful as her mother. Despite her intelligence and leadership abilities, her pride and need for control harm her relationships.

Carlos has fair skin and freckles all over his body. Following in his mother's footsteps, Carlos has white hair with black roots. His style is predominantly black, white, and red. Like most inhabitants of the Isle of the Lost, his clothes are made of leather, or at least appeared to be leather. He usually wears dark red shorts and boots.

Carlos's hair changed a lot throughout his life. First it was short, then it grew longer on the right side and was parted to the left. Finally, his hair grew to neck length and became straighter.
Carlos was one of the kindest FVs and was rarely seen doing anything wrong. Having been treated like a slave for a long time, he was obedient and hated the idea of ​​opposing authority. He tended to follow what his mother told him and what his friends did. His mother claimed he was a follower, not a leader, and Carlos longed to prove her wrong. Being younger and physically weaker than the rest of his class, Carlos was frequently targeted by bullies. Despite being despised by most, Carlos proved to be much more intelligent than them.

Although he inherited his mother's love of fashion (especially black and white), he didn't inherit Cruella's love of dogs—on the contrary, Carlos was terrified of dogs. Cruella raised Carlos believing that dogs were murderous, ferocious, and rabid animals. As a result, Carlos had an extreme fear of dogs even though he had never seen one. Upon moving to Auradon, Carlos realized that dogs could be gentle and lovable. After being introduced to Dude, the two then developed an unbreakable bond.

One of Carlos' greatest attributes is his character. He is extremely loyal, willing to follow his friends wherever they go. He is honest, admits when he feels bad, is very intelligent, witty, and asks for advice when he needs it. He keeps the team together and goes to great lengths to help others.

Jay is described as a muscular young man with long dark hair. He has dark brown eyes, capable of charming anyone, especially girls. He wears a yellow and burgundy sleeveless jacket with blue details, blue jeans, black boots, and a red beanie.
Jay is a shrewd, confident, and handsome guy. He was raised believing he needs to have everything and forget about others, and he's vengeful like Mal. As Jafar's son, Jay wants to earn his father's respect by stealing the "grand prize." He doesn't quite understand how friendships work. Jay has always used his charm to get what he wants on the Isle. Like the others, Jay never received affection from his parents, so when he tries to join the tournament team and succeeds, he has the chance to experience what it's like to be part of something so special. He displays kleptomaniac tendencies, frequently stealing objects.

Jay matured a lot during his time in Auradon, learning the value of teamwork. He also took on the role of an older brother figure among his Green Arrow friends, mainly due to his protective nature towards the girls; demonstrated when he attacked Evie after being pushed by Chad and positioned himself behind Mal when Harry Hook approached to try and intimidate her.

Mal is a pretty girl with dark purple hair with lighter purple highlights. She has green eyes and is of average height. She usually wears purple and green-toned clothing.
When she decided to stay in Auradon, Mal used a spell to change her hair color to blonde with purple tips. However, after returning to the Isle, she changed her hair color back to her usual color. This time, though, it was light, straight, and with bangs.
After a few years, Mal's hair turned a velvety purple, with some blue streaks. Her hair also became shorter and without bangs.

As the daughter of Maleficent, considered the most feared villain in the United States of Auradon, Mal longed to be like her mother: completely evil. As she grew up, Mal tried countless times to prove that she was worthy of her wicked lineage. On the Isle of the Lost, Mal was able to build an image partially similar to Maleficent's, becoming feared by the Children of Villains. Using this to her advantage, Mal was accustomed to doing whatever she wanted, knowing she would get away with it; she stole, forced people to follow her orders, and also bullied others, as she did with Mad Maddy and Uma.

Mal was also quite resentful towards people who had hurt her in the past. After not being invited to Evie's birthday party during childhood, Mal harbored resentment towards the girl and held onto this anger for the next 10 years. When Evie started studying at Dragon Hall, Mal treated her with disdain and, during a party, tried to hurt her by trapping her in Cruella De Vil's fur locker; knowing that there were dangerous traps inside. The resentment Mal felt towards Evie bordered on the extreme, to the point of considering cursing her with a thousand-year sleep.

Mal was quite sarcastic and extremely manipulative with people, using various means, from sweet words to even magic, to get what she wanted. When she was sent to Auradon to steal the Fairy Godmother's wand, Mal manipulated Jane to get information about the artifact, and also bewitched Ben so that he could stay close to the wand during the Coronation.

Despite her evil traits, Mal always had goodness within her. As a child, she helped a goblin to his feet after he fell to the ground. Despite the resentment she harbored towards Evie, Mal recognized that cursing her was going too far and prevented her from touching her mother's scepter. During her mission in Auradon, Mal's evil began to fade, and over time, she came to appreciate what that side had to offer. She also began to develop genuine feelings for Ben, even regretting casting a spell on him. When Maleficent managed to escape the Isle of the Lost, Mal refused to side with her and rebelled against her.

After deciding to stay in Auradon, Mal felt inferior. Although she liked the kingdom and being Ben's girlfriend, Mal didn't appreciate the responsibilities that came with it. She realized that, despite her efforts to be good, she missed being bad and free. Mal even asked Evie and Carlos if they felt the same way, but they denied it. Fearing she might slip up and ruin Ben's legacy, Mal impulsively decided to return to the Isle of the Lost, where she could be herself, to escape her problems. When her friends went after her, Evie offered to stay on the Isle with her. Mal, however, decided to prioritize her friend's happiness and refused the offer—demonstrating that she was willing to remain alone in a place where she was hated just to see her friend have the life she always wanted, since she knew Evie was happy in Auradon.

After returning to Auradon, Mal demonstrated greater maturity and personal growth. However, she briefly reverted to her old ways as a deceitful and manipulative person. In a meeting, Mal suggested permanently closing the barrier around the Isle of the Lost to prevent further villain escapes. Although she knew the state the Green Lanterns were in on the Isle of the Lost, Mal decided to betray them to prioritize the safety of Auradon's inhabitants. During her mission to stop Audrey, Mal, in a way, manipulated her friends and Uma by hiding her proposal. However, eventually, Mal realized she was wrong and told the truth to the group, even knowing that doing so would cause her to lose them. She also ended up changing her mind about her proposal and instead decided to undo the barrier separating the Isle of the Lost from Auradon; recognizing that, as future queen, she could not rule only Auradon, but also the Isle of the Lost.

Physically, Evie is a beautiful and charming young woman. In Descendants: Isle of the Lost, Evie is described as the fairest of them all, with dark navy blue hair, dark brown eyes, and full, rosy lips. She also keeps her hair styled in a V-braid.

In the film, Evie likes to wear her hair down. Like her hair color, Evie primarily wears blue and black clothing. Her usual outfit consists of a heart-shaped ruby ​​necklace, a dark blue cape paired with a patterned leather skirt, spiderweb-print leggings, black combat boots, and, of course, her gold tiara with red stones. She is very well-groomed, from her neatly groomed eyebrows to the makeup her mother insists on using.
Evie is an intelligent, seductive, and ultimately very kind girl. Unlike most Villain Kids, she is very pleasant, to the point of making even the most grumpy villains smile with her laughter at her sixth birthday party. She is loyal and bossy when she wants to be. Due to her mother's insistence that beauty is all that matters, Evie struggles with her own vanity and is sensitive to the opinions of others; her greatest fear was not being the fairest of them all.

She is quite intelligent, especially in chemistry, after deciding not to use her magic mirror. Throughout her stay in Auradon, she gains more self-confidence and learns that life is more than being the fairest of them all. She can be a little selfish at times when she's focused on something she truly desires. It was mentioned that Evie broke many hearts on the Isle of the Lost for fun, while secretly longing to experience true love. Despite her search for her ideal partner, she isn't foolish enough to fall for a prince simply because of his beauty.

Belle is a woman with fair skin, brown eyes, and light brown hair with copper highlights. In Descendants, her hair is short, voluminous, and slightly curly, usually styled in an elegant chin-length cut. She often wears a small tiara, which reinforces her status as a member of royalty.
Her attire is sophisticated and predominantly yellow, a color associated with the iconic ball gown she wore in Beauty and the Beast. Her royal outfits feature elegant cuts and delicate details, conveying grace, maturity, and refinement.

Belle is kind, intelligent, brave, understanding, and independent. From a young age, she demonstrates a deep passion for reading and knowledge, as well as a curiosity that leads her to question the conventions of her time.
She values ​​character above appearances and believes that people are capable of change. Her patience and compassion were fundamental in allowing her to see the goodness hidden behind Beast's monstrous appearance.
As queen and mother, Belle is sensible, loving, and diplomatic. Although initially wary of Ben's decision to welcome the villains' children into Auradon, she proves willing to give them a chance, remembering that she too had to believe in her husband's transformation.

Beast, in Descendants, appears in his human form as a tall, robust man with an imposing appearance. He has dark brown hair, green eyes, and striking facial features. He wears glasses and usually maintains a serious expression, befitting his responsibilities as the former ruler of Auradon.
His attire consists of elegant royal robes, predominantly blue, gold, and other shades associated with royalty. His clothes feature formal cuts, refined details, and accessories that demonstrate his position as king. Even without the monstrous appearance of his youth, he retains a strong and authoritative presence.

Beast is firm, protective, responsible, and dedicated to the kingdom. As ruler, he seeks to maintain order and believes that rules are essential for the safety of Auradon. He is respected by his subjects, but can be stubborn and distrustful when his convictions are questioned.
His experience with the curse that transformed him into a monstrous creature influenced his view of good and evil. Despite having learned to love and see beyond appearances, he still harbors prejudice against the children of villains, fearing they will repeat their parents' mistakes.
As a husband, he has a loving relationship with Bela. As a father, he loves Ben and wants to prepare him to rule, although he doesn't always agree with his decisions. Gradually, he needs to learn to trust in his son's ability to build a more inclusive kingdom.

Jafar is a man with dark skin, dark eyes, and prominent eyebrows. He has an expressive face, a prominent nose, and a well-trimmed dark beard. In Descendants, he wears clothing inspired by the traditional appearance of the character from Aladdin, predominantly red, black, and with gold details. He wears a dark turban with red adornments, as well as loose clothing and accessories that recall his former position in the court of Agrabah.
His appearance conveys the image of a shrewd, authoritarian, and ambitious man, even after losing his power and being exiled to the Isle of the Lost.
Jafar is greedy, manipulative, opportunistic, and obsessed with wealth and power. He tends to act in a calculating manner, seeking ways to gain advantages even when he is in an unfavorable position.
As a father, he demonstrates a complicated relationship with Jay. Although he wants his son to have a life worthy of a prince, he also pressures him to steal and obtain items to stock his shop. When Jay fails, Jafar can be cruel in his words and show disappointment without hiding his contempt.

Cruella is a woman with brown skin, brown eyes, and voluminous hair divided into two colors: black on one side and white on the other. Her hairstyle is extravagant and matches her vain and eccentric personality.
She usually wears a black and white coat, matching pants, and red gloves, along with eye-catching accessories like rings. Her style is extravagant, elegant, and inspired by the contrasting colors of Dalmatians, animals she has developed an obsession with.
Cruella De Vil is a completely unstable person who, after her defeat by the Dalmatians, developed an insatiable obsession with animals to the point of constantly talking to a stuffed dog she nicknamed "Baby." Like other villains, Cruella has no maternal love for Carlos and only sees him as a servant to perform household chores. She also belittled his hobbies and called his technological skills "useless."

Despite her lack of empathy for her own son, it's possible that, deep down, Cruella has a small maternal instinct; since when Maleficent advanced towards her, Cruella placed herself in front of Carlos to keep him away from the Mistress of Evil.

The Evil Queen is a woman with fair skin, striking facial features, and an often cold and arrogant expression. She has dark hair, usually hidden under an elaborate purple and black headdress, and a crown that emphasizes her royal status.
Her costume in Descendants combines shades of purple, black, and metallic details. The dress features voluminous sleeves, structured fabrics, and a majestic silhouette. The makeup accentuates her eyes and lips, reinforcing her sophisticated, intimidating, and dramatic look.
The Evil Queen possesses an insatiable obsession with beauty and vanity, things she also instilled in her daughter. As a member of royalty, the Evil Queen believes people should always follow her. When she doesn't get what she wants, she can be quite vengeful and spiteful; for example, in the past, she ordered Evie not to invite Mal to her birthday after the people chose Maleficent as their leader.

Unlike other villains, such as Maleficent and Ursula, the Evil Queen is perhaps one of the few villains who demonstrate maternal love for her children. Although she constantly insisted that Evie always remain "perfect," the Queen told her that it was "her right to be the Fairest of Them All." Upon discovering that her daughter had designed a dress that was being televised throughout Auradon, the Evil Queen became extremely excited and happy, and even boasted to the other villains about her achievement. However, it is possible that the Evil Queen did this because, as Evie would become famous and well-known, she would automatically become famous as well.

Despite being affectionate towards Evie, the Evil Queen also had a cruel side towards her own daughter, especially when she didn't conform to her strict beauty standards. When Evie returned home with messy hair and smudged makeup, the Evil Queen called her a "huge disappointment."

Uma is a beautiful girl of average height, with tan skin and long, thick turquoise hair braided in box braids. Her makeup is light, except for the turquoise eyeshadow. She wears a turquoise leather jacket with a military touch. Underneath the military jacket, Uma wears a dark purple knit top with a turquoise bodice. She also wears two belts, a turquoise and brown fringed skirt (sometimes she wears the skirt with turquoise leggings), and worn brown boots. In addition, she wears black fingerless leather gloves and a sheath for her sword.

Uma is daring, loyal, determined, strong, ambitious, and a natural leader. Although feared by the islanders, Uma is a loyal friend. When Harry, after diving after his hook, asked for help to get back to deck, Uma stopped chasing Mal and went back to help him. Back when she was friends with Mal, Uma, despite initially laughing at the situation, became worried when Mal apparently fell into the water; she knew her friend couldn't swim, and even almost cried with concern.

However, because she was raised by Ursula, Uma is still considered a "villain" and has different ways of dealing with strangers and enemies, like Mal. She is cunning and would use any means possible to keep her rival under her control, such as kidnapping Ben to pressure Mal into handing over the Fairy Godmother's magic wand. Uma even admitted that she had always dreamed of the moment when Mal would get down on her knees for something she had.

Despite her tough exterior, Uma cares deeply for the people who suffer abuse on the Island. Her grand plan was to destroy the barrier not only so that she could have a better life, but so that all the inhabitants of the Island could have a second chance. Uma's ultimate goal was equality for both sides.

After making peace with Mal, Uma still retained her sarcastic and cheeky side, but nevertheless formed a good connection with Ben and the other Green Lanterns; it was noted how extremely shaken she had been by the loss of Carlos. Uma and Mal recovered the bond they once had. Due to her loyalty and courage, Uma was Mal's first choice to be the new headmistress of Auradon Prep, a position she embraces with enthusiasm.

Chad is a young man with fair skin, hazel eyes, and an athletic build. He has defined facial features, a strong jawline, and a conventionally handsome appearance, of which he is clearly quite aware.
In the first Descendants movie, she has short, carefully styled brown hair. In subsequent films, her hair becomes lighter, acquiring a sandy-blonde tone, with a wavy texture and greater volume.
His style is elegant and inspired by the royal fashion of Auradon. He usually wears well-tailored suits, dress shirts, and clothes in neutral tones, especially gray, white, and blue. His outfits reinforce his image as a popular, vain prince concerned with his appearance.

Chad is arrogant, egocentric, spoiled, prejudiced, and manipulative. He grew up surrounded by privilege and believes that his social standing, his looks, and his title of prince make him superior to other people.
He distrusts the children of villains and believes they inherited their parents' wickedness. He is also opportunistic and often uses his charm to get what he wants, without much concern for the feelings of others.
An example of this is his relationship with Evie: upon realizing that she is in love with him, Chad takes advantage of the situation to convince her to do his schoolwork. When he no longer needs her help, he shows no consideration for the girl's feelings.
Despite his self-assured demeanor, Chad is cowardly when faced with real threats and is easily intimidated by more powerful people. Throughout the franchise, his actions also reveal immaturity and difficulty accepting when he doesn't receive attention or recognition.

Jane is a young woman with fair skin, blue eyes, and brown hair. In the first Descendants movie, she initially has a short, chin-length haircut, which makes her insecure about her appearance.
After Mal uses magic to transform her hair, it becomes longer, fuller, and wavy. Jane often wears delicate, classically inspired dresses, most notably a light blue dress with ruffles and a pink bow at the chest. Her outfits reflect a feminine, romantic, and traditional style, similar to her mother's look.

Jane is initially shy, insecure, and quite concerned about her appearance. She longs to be beautiful and popular, and feels the pressure of being the Fairy Godmother's daughter. Because she doesn't believe in herself enough, she ends up being influenced by the opinions of others.
Throughout the story, he matures, becomes more confident, and learns to value his own qualities. He also demonstrates kindness, creativity, loyalty, and a willingness to defend his friends.
Jane may be a little naive and easily influenced, but she has a good heart. Her friendship with Mal and her relationship with Carlos help her develop her self-esteem and understand that appearance doesn't determine a person's worth.

Audrey is a woman with tanned skin and brown eyes. Initially, she had curly brown hair.

After her "royal return," Audrey dyed her hair blonde with pink and light blue highlights. She primarily wore a pink ensemble with a sheer top featuring spirals, similar to her mother's pink dress. Audrey also wore a fingerless glove on her left hand.

Upon stealing Maleficent's scepter, Audrey's clothing was "corrupted," and she began wearing a black cape along with the queen's crown, which she had also stolen. Her hair also changed, becoming completely pink with blue streaks. Her appearance returned to normal after she was defeated.

Audrey is an extremely vain girl who tends to worry too much and considers herself the prettiest girl in school. When Mal gave other girls makeovers, she was upset, not because she thought Mal was plotting something, but because she didn't want anyone to rival her in beauty.

She immediately felt uncomfortable with the arrival of the Villain Kids, frequently criticizing them both privately and in front of them. She believes that, like their parents, they are bad people who don't deserve a chance to live among them, the "good guys." She not only acts cruelly towards the Villain Kids, but also towards some other girls, being very demanding and demeaning, such as when she laughed at Jane because of her ugly hair and preferred to be the center of attention.

After her first encounter with Ben, Audrey had everything planned, believing herself to be the only right choice to be the queen of Auradon. She mapped out her entire life with him, including their marriage. She became extremely furious when Mal, who had bewitched Ben, stole her already planned "perfect life" through what she considered cheating. Feeling angry at being betrayed and jealous of Ben's attraction to Mal, Audrey decided to become the "Queen of Evil" in an attempt to become queen of Auradon; believing that if she were evil, he would return to her. This demonstrates that, in reality, Audrey wasn't in love with Ben, but rather with the idea of ​​becoming queen.

After being defeated, Audrey realized what she had done was wrong and apologized to Mal and Ben. In response, the couple also apologized for how they had treated her in the past. With that, Audrey made peace with them and they became friends.

Ben has light brown, honey-toned hair and green eyes. His attire is strongly defined by the official colors of Auradon, royal blue and gold, evolving from an academic style to imposing formal attire that includes his golden crown.

When he first visited the Isle of the Lost, Ben wore a blue leather jacket and a matching beret. The jacket featured some spikes, or similar patterns, on the shoulders. He also wore a worn yellow shirt partially torn in the shape of claws, revealing Beast's face underneath.

With profound empathy and unwavering idealism, Ben stands out as a visionary and compassionate leader who prioritizes justice and equality above the rigid traditions of Auradon. He possesses an optimistic belief in the capacity for change and redemption, which led him to challenge the status quo to offer the Children of Villains a chance, demonstrating a moral courage that balances his gentle nature with the firmness necessary to govern a kingdom.

Hades has fair skin and long blue hair. He wears a long leather jacket with silver studs, which is torn to shreds. His shirt is dark gray, with a small cloak attached to a small silver skull. The shirt is sleeveless. He wears black combat boots, torn and worn in some areas, matching his pants. He also wears fingerless gloves.

Hades believed that his status as a Greek god was reason enough not to be imprisoned on the Isle of the Lost. Despite abandoning Mal when she was still a baby, Hades showed some compassion for his daughter, as he gave her his ember without asking for anything in return, and even advised her to be careful not to get it wet.

Another demonstration of affection for Mal was on her wedding day. Hades tried to show that he had redeemed himself by helping to put out the fire that he himself had accidentally caused in the cathedral when Dude chased Maleficent. Knowing that the blame would be placed on him anyway, Hades decided to return home. When Mal appeared and begged him to come back, Hades refused. He explained that, despite being a villain, he would never intentionally ruin his own daughter's wedding. At Mal's insistence, Hades decided to walk her down the aisle.

Despite being affectionate towards Mal, Hades still harbors some resentment for having been imprisoned on the Isle of the Lost. When facing the Beast, Hades growled at him. He pointed out how hypocritical the Beast and other members of royalty were for caring about Audrey, who tried to take control of Auradon and therefore could be considered a villain, while he and the others were left on the Isle.

Celia is a beautiful girl with light brown skin, dark brown eyes, and dark red curly hair with brown roots braided into several small braids.

Her main outfit consists of a multicolored suit with various designs and prints in shades of red, green, purple, and pink. Underneath the suit, she wears a white sleeveless blouse with a green collar and a green skull design in the center. Hanging from her purple belt is an owl keychain with yellow ruffles. Her most notable accessory is the small burgundy hat that sits on the side of her head, featuring a small multicolored skull and dark feathers.

Celia is described as impetuous, cheeky, and with a certain tendency to be "mean." In fact, during the Sorting Day, Mal stated that Celia could benefit from some time in the Fairy Godmother's kindness class.

She is also very mischievous and witty, especially when it comes to making money. This is evident in her interactions with Hades and the FVs. This trait is also partly due to the fact that she was raised by her father, Dr. Facilier.

However, Celia can be loyal, caring, and courageous, especially when the situation demands it. She cares deeply for her loved ones, especially Dizzy and her father, and is more than willing to protect them. She is also trustworthy, as when she agreed to keep Mal's secret about Hades. But in potentially dangerous situations, she tends to get scared easily, like when Audrey trapped the group in Evie's cabin. Despite her mischievous and cunning tendencies, Celia does not tolerate blatant deception in matters she considers important and possesses a strong sense of morality.

Dizzy is a young woman with fair skin and brown hair styled in two buns. She also wears purple glasses. Her nails are painted in various colors, and she wears yellow and black fingerless gloves. She wears a black dress with medium-length sleeves, paint splatters, and ruffles at the collar and sleeve cuffs, as well as a dark blue dress, also with paint splatters and puffy shoulder pads.

Unlike the other Tremaine, Dizzy is a sweet, kind, and well-mannered girl. She is friendly and makes friends very easily. She is greatly inspired by Evie and even considers her like a sister.

Gil is a muscular young man with tanned skin, blond hair tied in a ponytail, and brown eyes. His main outfit consists of a ripped burnt orange tank top, a sleeveless orange leather jacket, ripped blue jeans with brown details, and brown boots.

His accessories include a yellow bandana, brown and black headbands, a bronze necklace, a brown belt, yellow fingerless gloves, gold skull rings, bronze, black, and gold bracelets, and a sheath for his sword. Gil is sometimes shown with black and orange markings painted on his face.

As noted by his friends, Gil isn't exactly the brightest member of Uma's crew. Despite this, Gil is funny and carefree, and someone who cares about his friends. He tends to be very kind to everyone and, unlike Uma and Harry, he didn't go so far as to look down on Mal and her friends.

Gil has a habit of saying things without thinking first, like when he called Uma "Shrimp," a nickname she hates, right to her face.

Harry is a muscular guy with fair skin and dark brown hair. His outfit consists of a ripped white tank top, a red leather jacket, black pants with ripped red details and zippers, and dark brown boots. His accessories include a black pirate hat with dark gold details, light feathers and the symbolic pirate crew brooch, a blue headband, a black headband, black fingerless gloves, a gold skull ring, red, black and white bracelets, a red sash, a black skull belt, a black belt with rings, a pocket watch, a sheath for his sword and a fake hook. Additionally, he sometimes has dark circles under his eyes.

Years later, Harry wears a black sleeveless jacket with a red interior, ripped black jeans with a red, green, and white checkered pattern on the inside, black fingerless gloves with red details, but still wears his dark brown boots. He continues to wear his white tank top. The back of his jacket has a silver hook embroidered on it.

Harry is proud, cunning, and always ready to "hook" someone. He prides himself on being wild and unpredictable, eccentric, and a little crazy. His only disappointment is having to carry a hook in his hands instead of having one in place of a hand. Unlike Uma, Harry is comfortable with the fact that Mal and her group left the Isle in search of a better life in Auradon; this has left Uma and her group in a position of power over the Isle, a position that previously belonged to Mal's own group. This demonstrates a rather negative view of the outside world on Harry's part.

Harry is also very attached to his hook, to the point of being obsessed with it. When Jay grabbed his hook and threatened to throw it into the ocean, Harry recoiled and dropped his sword, as people would in a hostage situation. When Jay threw it into the ocean, Harry jumped after it without a second thought to retrieve it.

He also demonstrates unquestionable loyalty to his best friend, Uma, whom he immediately obeys upon their reunion. After Uma, Harry is close to Gil. Unlike the rest of the group, the two remained together during the two years Uma was absent from the Isle, always waiting for an opportunity to escape, find their leader, and continue their pirate adventures. He also seems to be quite a flirt, as he enjoys flirting with various girls.