Starring
Abbi Jacobson, Nat Faxon, Eric Andre, John DiMaggio, Maurice LaMarche, Tress MacNeille, Sharon Horgan, Billy West, Matt Berry
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Little do they know that no one in Dreamland stays dead for very long, because
Disenchantment’s internal logic regarding mortality, as well as the lines between medieval fantasy and other genres, remains as flexible as ever. (“I mean, people get turned to stone or burned alive, and the next thing you know, they’re walking around, no harm, no foul,” one Dreamland citizen complains before being shot in the chest with a flaming arrow.)
Disenchantment’s prior commitment to maintaining the status quo i.e., Bean and pals in Dreamland facing enemies within and beyond the kingdom walls was enough to ensure that the series didn’t become too immersed in its own mythology, which spans multiple lands and involves numerous adversaries with ever-shifting motivations. Similarly, the series previously balanced standalone adventure