A girl. A pure being. For some reason, she keeps getting bigger and bigger.
Her appearance features large blue eyes like a doll’s, with long, flowing golden hair.

■■■With each occurrence, she gradually becomes ■■■■, and ■■■ attempts to ■■■ the Land of Wonders.

A girl. An evil entity separated from Alice. Quite powerful.
Her appearance is identical to Alice’s, except her eyes are red.
She chases after the Alice who fell into the White Rabbit’s burrow first, in order to kill her, and ends up falling into the burrow herself.

In fact, she is ■■■■■■ from Alice, and is trying to kill her in order to ■■■■■■ Alice’s journey through Wonderland.

As a guide, he leads Alice into Wonderland, but when things become troublesome, he tries to kick Alice out of the room or simply abandons her—quite careless indeed.
In the “Tart Theft Incident,” he serves as the herald.

A hardworking person constantly tossed about by The Queen of Hearts’ penchant for beheading.
She’s also rather absent-minded; The Jack of Hearts served as the judge in the “tart theft case” where Another Alice was the defendant, yet during the trial he quietly asked the cook, “What exactly is a tart made of?”

She’s always furious.
She’s quick to have someone’s head cut off, but Another Alice is so much stronger than The Queen of Hearts that she can’t be beheaded.

A close attendant of The Queen of Hearts.
She has a playful side, such as stealing a tart and becoming the defendant in the “Tart Theft Incident.”
Though she should be powerful, Another Alice dismissed her with a scornful remark: “You’re no match for me.”

It appears out of nowhere and helps whoever it feels like, though sometimes it doesn’t.
In front of The Queen of Hearts, it takes the form of a cat and taunts her, saying, “Go ahead—behead me!” which is why The Queen of Hearts dislikes it.

She’s having a tea party with Itsumen.
The song she sang before the Queen was so off-key that she was sentenced to death, and on top of that, all the clocks in her house were smashed.
She was also summoned as a witness in the “Tart Theft Incident,” but because she has social anxiety, she couldn’t speak well and ended up irritating The King of Hearts.

They’re having a tea party with The Queen of Hearts.
Rather than being simply crazy, they’re the kind of annoying person who offers you wine that doesn’t even exist and barges into other people’s conversations. They were also summoned as a witness in the “Tart Theft Incident,” but they kept joking around and gave testimony completely opposite to that of The Hatter.

She’s holding a tea party with Itsumen. Among the tea party members, she’s the only one who’s decent.
A downer type who always looks sleepy; every time she tries to sleep, either The Hatter or The March Hare interrupts her or wakes her up. Poor thing.