Characterville

Characterville is a fictional town from the 2022 Disney film Who Framed Roger Rabbit 2: Rise In The Crossover, the 2024 Disney film Who Framed Roger Rabbit 3: Battle For The Multiverse, it serves as the home of many live-action & animated characters.

History

See Characterville/History

Districts

• Characterville City Center - The town's downtown core.
• Characterville Carnival - Characterville's most famous amusement park.
• Characterville Metro - Characterville's largest rapid transit system.
• Port of Characterville - Where characters work in find seafood and controlling cranes to move crates.
• Characterville City Hall
• Characterville Police Department
• Characterville Fire Department
• Characterville General Hospital
• Characterville Public Library
• Characterville Shopping Center
• Characterville University
• Island of Sodor
• North Western Railway
• Skarloey Railway
• Culdee Fell Railway
• Arlesdale Railway
• Titans Tower
• Bobsville
• Sunflower Valley
• Fixham Harbour
• LazyTown
• Hotel Transylvania
• The Grid
• Argon City
• Tron City
• Royal Woods, Michigan
• The Loud House
• The McBride House
• The Spokes House
• The Gurdle House
• Mr. Grouse's House (Living Room)
• The Yates House
• Liam's Farm
• McCauley House
• Fox House
• Johnson House
• Ruth's House
• Royal Woods Elementary School
• Royal Woods Middle School
• Royal Woods High School
• Fairway University
• Royal Woods Hospital
• The Forum
• Burpin' Burger
• Flip's Food & Fuel
• Royal Woods Mall
• Jean Juan's French Mex
• Aloha Comrade
• Great Lakes City
• Brighton
• McGee House
• Table Town
• Toonz Studios
• Jewel Land
• Bauti-Land
• Super-Universe
• Red Herring
• The Spin Cycle
• The Temple
• The Video Zone
• Extreme Arena & Aggro Crag
• Great Lakes City (somewhere in Characterville)
• Casagrande Apartment (Living Room, Kitchen, Ronnie Anne's bedroom, Bobby's bedroom, Carlota's bedroom, CJ & Carl's bedroom, Sid Chang's bedroom)
• Cesar Chavez Academy
• Jump City (somewhere in Characterville)
• Galloping Grove
• Friendly Falls
• Jubilee Park
• The Pillary Ruins
• Paradise Falls
• Megakat City
• Lakewood Plaza
• Syspocalypstar
• Unikingdom
• Trolberg
• Uglyville
• Ryme City
• Logo City
• HobbyKids Treehouse and House
• Camp Halohead
• Camp Kidney
• Nicelanders' Apartment
• Lucky Cat Cafe
• IMF Training Facility
• Pow Card Industries
• Santa Cecilia
• Secret Museum
• Dark Forrest Municipal Park and Bike Trail
• Spooky Forrest
• Ice World
• Dr. Glickenstein's Castle
• Onion Falls
• North Pole - Where Christmas and other holiday characters live on.
• Winter Town - Where winter-themed characters live on.
• Uptown - The city's neighbor residents.
• City of the South - The city's south area with a Rio de Janeiro-esque beach, a port and a giant sandcastle.
• Labyrinth - A labybrinth with houses and buildings.
• Transylvania - Where many monsters live on.
• Sesame Street - Where Sesame Street characters and characters from the Muppets live on.
• Spooktown - Where characters from horror movies, horror games & other horror-related stuff reside.
• Sweet Kingdom - A district with giant candies, cakes and other sweet treats.
• Summer Beach - The city's only beach.
• Autumn - Where many characters have a time in autumn.
• Time and Space Plaza - Where space heroes live on.
• Mars - A district themed to Mars with many space stations.
• Alien Avenue - Where aliens and martians live on.
• Quahog - Where Family Guy characters live on.
• Robotropolis - Where big and small robots live on.
• Springfield - Where characters from The Simpsons live on.
• Super Nintendo Land - Where Mario characters and other Nintendo characters live on.
• Capcom Land - Where Street Fighter, Mega Man and other Capcom characters live on.
• Konami Land - Where Frogger, Metal Gear Solid, Silent Hill and other Konami characters live on.
• Neo Geo Land - Where SNK characters live on.
• Namcoville - Where Bandai Namco characters live on.
• Kaijuville - Where Kaiju live on.
• Minecraftia - Where Minecraft characters live on.
• Anime Avenue - Where anime characters live on.
• Medieval Avenue - Where Medieval-themed characters and creatures live on.
• Underworld - Where villains live on.
• Woodlands - Where forest animals live on.
• Tokyo - Where Japanese-themed characters live on, this is one of the city-based districts.
• Little Preschooler - Where characters from preschool TV shows live on.
• Neighborville - Where Plants vs. Zombies characters live on.
• South Park, Colorado - Where South Park characters live on.
• Springdale - Where Yo-Kai Watch characters live on.
• Blossom City - Where characters from The Wonderful 101 live on.
• Townsville - Where characters from The Powerpuff Girls live on.
• Rural Zone - The city's rural area, it leads the way to the real world.
• Enchantment Under the Sea - A underwater district where marine creatures, mermaids and sea monsters live on.
• Wild Rainforest - Where jungle animals live on.
• Pirate Town - Where pirates live on.
• Dark Cartoon District - Where characters from action shows and adult shows live on.
• Rocky District - One of the city's abandoned districts.
• Fantasy District - One of the city's abandoned districts.
• Madrid - Where Spanish-themed characters live on.
• Glam Gold Avenue - Where riches and multimillionaires live on.
• The Princess Kingdom - Where princesses live on.
• Fairy Gardens - Where fairies and pixies live on.
• Ice District - Where penguins, polar bears, seals and other arctic animals live on.
• Surfer's Paradise - Where characters hang out and have fun in Summer.
• Babyland - Where babies have fun with giant baby items (such as baby bottles and rattles)
• New Delhi - Where Indian-themed characters live on.
• Royal Summer Kingdom - Where princesses have fun in Summer.
• Jewel Bay - Where the Marine Life Research students can investigate the marine life.
• Old West - Where cowboys and bandits resides.
• Desert City - Where Desert animals live on.
• 1920's Black and White - Based on 1920's/1930's black and white cartoons
• Ancient Egypt - Where Egyptian-themed characters.
• Island of the Dinosaurs - Where dinosaurs and cavepeople live on.
• Mines - Where characters working there in find coal, copper and jewels.
• Cybercity - A area in the city where have high-tech stuff.
• Fire Kingdom - Where demons and dragons live on.
• The Wetlands of Characterville - Where characters can see non-anthropomorphic animals from far.
• Science Fiction City - Where characters from Science Fiction cartoons live on.
• Birdland - Where birds live on.
• Forest of the Monsters - Where mythological creatures live on.
• Fun Square - A funhouse-like district where characters gets wacky and hypnotized.
• The Hazzards Street - The highway that connects to the tunnel to the real world.
• Sahara - The city's desert area.
• Xalax - Where anthropomorphic vehicles live on.
• Atlantis - Where sea people live on.
• Times Square 3000 - Where characters can hang out in shoppings and
• Ancient Greece - Where Greek-themed characters live on.
• Magma Mine - Where characters can mining magma boulders and generate the energy from the city.
• City of Architectures - The city's most famous area.
• Paris - Where French-themed characters live on.
• London - Where English-themed characters live on.
• Mascot Park - Where advertising mascot characters live on.
• NetherRealm - Where Mortal Kombat characters live on.
• Town of the Dead - Where living skeletons live on.
• Stop-Motion Avenue - Where stop-motion characters live on.
• Urbopolis - Where anthropomorphic animals (like Roger Rabbit) resides.
• Gothica - The city's most old-fashioned district.
• Reptile Swamp - Where reptiles live on.
• Town in the Mountain - The city's most highest district.
• The Spiky Desert - A deserted area with many spikes.
• Wizard Town - A town poublated by wizards.
• Tongueland - A district where everything is sticky.
• Sandy Beach - One of Characterville's most famous districts.
• Merry Christmas Kingdom - One of Characterville's most famous districts.
• Cubic - Where cubic characters live on.
• Vancouver - Where English Canadian-themed characters live on.
• Montreal - Where French Canadian-themed characters live on.
• Venice - A district located in a river between in middle of the Rural area.
• City of Rodents - Where cartoon extra rodents live on.
• Metro City - Where funny characters live on.
• Jumper - Where living objects live on.
• 5 de Mayo Avenue - Where Mexican-themed characters live on.
• Moscow - Where Russian-themed characters live on.
• Sydney - Where Australian-themed characters live on.
• Rome - Where Italian-themed characters live on.
• The Wind Farmlands - A area where is the main wind resource in the city.
• Paradise of Insects - Where insects live on.
• Fa-La-La - Where everything is made of music and sounds.
• Aerocity - A city located in the skies with a waterfall-like ramp that leads to Characterville.
• Tiki-Tiki - An island similar to Rapa Nui with talking Moai statues, flowers and pranks.
• Superhero Ultrapolis - Where various superheroes and superheroines live.
  • Power Downtown - A downtown area where various superheroes and superheroines had their headquarters located.
  • Ultrapolis Suburbs - A suburban area where various citizens live.
• New Shell City - A city located under the sea near the port.
• Bunnyburrow - Where rabbits live on, is also the place where made crops.
• The Garden of Flowers - Where living flowers live on.
• Puppet Place - Where puppet characters reside.
• Holiday Kingdom - Where everything is made of Birthday, Halloween, Christmas, Easter, St. Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day and Fiestas Patrias.
• AM&A's
• At Home
• Belk
• Best Buy
• Big Lots!
• BJ's Wholesale Club
• Bloomingale's
• The Bon-Ton
• Carson Pirie Scott
• Costco
• eStarLand
• GameStop
• Hens & Kelly
• The Home Depot
• JCPenney
• Jordan Marsh
• Kmart
• Kohl's
• Lowe's
• Macy's
• Montgomery Ward
• Nordstrom
• PLAYlive Nation
• Sam's Club
• Sears
• Sibley's
• Target
• T.J. Maxx
• Uniqlo
• Victoria's Secret
• Walmart Supercenter
• Zayre
• Zellers
• A.C. Moore
• A&P
• Aldi
• Bed Bath & Beyond
• Borders
• Buy Buy Baby
• Child World
• Dick's Sporting Goods
• Food Lion
• Giant Eagle
• Hobby Lobby
• Jo Ann Fabrics
• Kroger
• Michaels
• Office Depot
• OfficeMax
• Party City
• Pat Catan's
• Pathmark
• Petco
• Pet Supplies Plus
• Petsmart
• Publix
• ShopRite
• Staples
• Tops Friendly Markets
• Toys "R" Us
• Trader Joe's
• Wegmans
• Bank of America
• Chase Bank
• Citibank
• M&T Bank
• Mellon Bank
• PNC Bank
• Applebee's World Family Restaurant and Tots' Play Park
• Benihana
• Bob Evans
• Buffalo Wild Wings
• Chi-Chi's World Family Restaurant and Little Tikes Play Room
• Chuck E. Cheese's World Family Restaurant and Indoor Play Area
• Dave & Buster's
• Denny's World Family Restaurant and Play Land
• Duff's Famous Wings
• Eat 'n Park
• Friendly's World Family Restaurant and Kidde Land
• Hard Rock Cafe World Family Restaurant and Kiddie Land
• Hooters
• Hardee's and Carl's Jr. World Family Restaurant
• IHOP World Family Restaurant and Tots' Play Park
• Kahunaville
• Longhorn Steakhouse
• Medieval Times World Family Restaurant and Tournament
• Miyabi Kyoto Japanese Steak and Seafood House
• Olive Garden World Family Italian-American Restaurant and Play Area
• Outback Steakhouse World Family Restaurant and Cantina
• Pirates Voyage Dinner & Show
• Planet Hollywood
• Ponderosa Steakhouse
• Quaker Steak & Lube
• Rainforest Cafe
• Red Lobster World Family Restaurant and Play Area
• Red Robin
• Ruth's Chris Steak House
• Shoney's
• TGI Friday's World Family Restaurant and Children's Play Station
• Tobbaco Road Sports Cafe World Family Restaurant
• Your Host Party Place
• The American Grand Healthy 'n Un-Healthy! Buffet World Family Restaurant and Children's Playstation
• Apple iWorld Family Restaurant and Preschoolers' Playland
• Arby's World Family Restaurant
• Burger King World Family Restaurant and Kids Club Play Land
• Bally World Family Restaurant and Kids Play Gym
• Blimpie World Family Restaurant
• BR World Family Restaurant, Ice Cream and Grill
• Cinnabon World Family Restaurant
• Cluck-U World Family Restaurant
• Dairy Queen World Family Restaurant and Play Land
• Diva Juice World Family Restaurant
• Domino's World Family Restaurant and Fisher Price Play World
• Dunkin' World Family Restaurant, Bakery and Deli
• DZ World Family Restaurant and Fun Center
• Famous Famiglia World Family Restaurant
• Fuddruckers World Family Restaurant
• The Funplex and Splashex World Family Entertainment, Restaurant and More
• Geoffrey's "R"cade and Playhouse World Family Fun Center, Restaurant and Pub
• Godfather's Pizza World Family Restaurant and Salad Bar
• Gold's Gym World Family Restaurant, Gym and Pool
• Google World Family Restaurant and Youtube Kids Play Area
• Jeepers! World Family Restaurant and Fun Center
• Jersey Mike's World Family Restaurant
• KCafe World Family Restaurant and Fun Center
• KFC World Family Restaurant and Little Tikes Tots' Play Park
• Krispy Kreme World Family Restaurant and Bakery
• Krispy Krunchy World Family Restaurant
• Krystal World Family Restaurant
• LA Fitness World Family Restaurant and Gym
• Little Caesar's World Family Restaurant and Play Station
• Maggiano's World Family Restaurant
• Magic Mountain World Family Fun Center and Restaurant
• Major Magic's All Star Pizza Revue World Family Restaurant and Indoor Play Area
• McDonald's McWorld Family Restaurant and PlayPlace
• Mickey's Kitchen World Family Restaurant and Disney Junior Play World
• Monster Mini Golf World Family Restaurant and Arcade
• Nickelodeon SlimeZone World Family Restaurant and Fun Zone
• Nintendo World Family Restaurant and Super Mario World Jr.
• On the Border World Family Mexican Grill Restaurant and Cantina
• Panera Bread World Family Restaurant
• Papa John's World Family Restaurant
• Pizza Hut World Family Restaurant and Little Tikes Tots' Play Park
• Popeyes World Family Restaurant
• Quiznos World Family Restaurant
• Romano's Macaroni Grill World Family Italian-American Restaurant and Indoor Playground
• Roy Rogers World Family Restaurant and Arcade
• Sbarro World Family Restaurant
• Sega World Family Restaurant and Entertainment Center
• Showbiz Pizza World Family Restaurant and Indoor Play Area
• Six Flags World Family Restaurant and Fun Center
• Sky Zone World Family Trampoline Park, Arcade and Restaurant
• Sonic World Family Restaurant and Drive-in
• Sony World Family Restaurant and Sony Wonderland
• Starbucks World Family Restaurant and Bakery
• Stewart's World Family Restaurant, Drive-In and and All American Grill
• Subway World Family Restaurant
• Siwss Chalet World Family Restaurant and Kids Play Place
• Taco Bell World Family Restaurant and Little Tike Tots' Play Park
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pizza World Family Restaurant and Fun Zone
• Tim Hortons World Family Restaurant and Bakery
• Togo's World Family Restaurant
• Uncle Maddio's World Family Restaurant
• Villa Fresh Italian Kitchen World Family Restaurant
• Wendy's World Family Restaurant and SuperBar Buffet
• Nickelodeon Universe theme park
• Busch Gardens Tampa
• Cedar Point
• Disneyland
• Dollywood
• Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom
• Efteling
• Europa-Park
• Hersheypark
• Knott's Berry Farm
• Lagoon
• Legoland California Resort
• SeaWorld Orlando
• Schlitterbahn Kansas City
• Universal Orlando
• Walt Disney World
• A sea lion show
• A submarine lake to view large ocean fish including whale sharks, manta rays, great hammerhead sharks, mahi-mahis, and ocean sunfish
• Two luxury hotels
• A ski dome (possibly with an indoor polar zoo for Antarctic penguins, polar bears, beluga whales, and walruses)
• LEGOLAND Discovery Center
• A 30-chamber fun house similar to that of the now-defunct Mystery Fun House in Orlando
• A miniature golf course
• An indoor water park
• A botanical garden
• Madam Tussaud's Miami
• Sea Life Miami
• A children's museum
• A large ferris wheel similar to the London Eye and/or the Orlando Eye
• Museum-quality exhibit space
• The House of the Future
• National Geographic Encounter: Ocean Odyssey
• FlyOver America ride
• Revolutions bowling alley
• A large 20-theater stadium-seating area (obviously Cinemark)
• GameWorks
• Nintendo Los Angeles (only other U.S. store after New York)
• Museum of Living Art (large herpetarium with reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, and a wildlife center with native and exotic birds and other animals including gharials, saltwater crocodile, Aldabra tortoises, macaws, and lemurs)
• A new Wannado City role-playing amusement park for children and teenagers, after its Sawgrass Mills location closed in 2011
• Skeletons: Animals Unveiled
• The Escape Game
• Comfort Inn & Suites
• Days Inn
• Holiday Inn
• Nickelodeon Hotel
• Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
• Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
• Comofrt Campground
• KOA
• Six Flags Camping
• BP
• Exxon
• GetGo
• Hess
• Mobil
• Sohio
• Speedway
• Sunoco
• Union 76

Geography

The whole city of Characterville is completly cartoonish. Not only the city does appear animated, but the environment has a colorful and dreamlike Inside Out-like atmosphere. Characterville's buildings, cars, plants and other objects are also dreamlike and given them anthropomorphic look.

Climate

Like in the real world, the weather basis is in the follow stations months:

• Spring: From April to May, the weather is based on sunny and spring days.
• Summer: From June to July, the weather is based on sunny days and sometimes, partly cloudy.
• Rain: From August, the weather is based on rain and sometimes thunderstorm.
• Autumn: From September to December, the weather is based on wind and partly cloudy.
• Winter: From December to March, the weather is based on snow and some wind.

Transport

Air

The air vehicles are used for the characters to travel other districts or leading to real-life cities, these includes passenger planes, helicopters, hot air balloons, blimps, rockets, UFOs, jets, amongst others. The air transportation uses the Characterville Airport, located at the City of the South.

Rail

The monorails are operated by Characterville's monorail company, EMB, connect the Downtown to several districts of the city. The monorails had five doors that fit the size of each cartoon: giant, big, medium, small and micro.

Interdimensional Buses

These buses take the inhabitants of Characterville to the real world, they also offers shipping and delivery services

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Culture

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Inhabitants

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Trivia

• Characterville is similar to Toontown from Walt Disney Pictures' Who Framed Roger Rabbit, but as a modernized city.
• The colors in the shield of Characterville represents in each culture:
  • Red represents the power and the force.
  • Orange represents the union and the peace.
  • Yellow represents the leadership and the intelligence
  • Green represents the luck and the charm.
  • Blue represents the homeland and the learning.
  • Purple represents the courage and the justice
• According to a interview with Rian Johnson, Characterville was in construction in 1986 and founded in 1993.
• Characterville is located at a tunnel in the highway in Downtown, LA and the other side of a mountain.
• The billboards and posters in the Atlantis Central are parodying some stuff
  • Hypermarket Spreader (parody of Costco, E-Mart, GS Supermarket, Homeplus and Lotte Mart)
  • Pinewood (parody of TripAdvisor)
  • Channel 200 (parody of ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX and The CW)
  • Amusement Station (parody combination of Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch and Xbox One)
  • DOVE (parody of Greyhound Bus and Mega Bus)
  • The Worker (parody of The Home Depot)
  • Mouse Records (parody of Walt Disney Records)
  • WhoomperNido (parody of McDonald's, Burger King, Pumper Nic and Chuck E. Cheese's)
  • Gina's Secret (parody of Victoria's Secret)
  • Sunflower (parody of Pringles)
  • Wainick TV Cable (parody of Dish Network, Charter Communications and AT&T TV)
  • Brightness (parody of TBA)
  • Le Chic Theater (parody of AMC Movie Theater)
  • Ultrapower Comics (parody of Marvel and DC Comics)
  • The Characterville Times (parody of New York Times, USA Today, The Washington Post, Boston Globe and Los Angeles Times)
  • The Phony Chicken (parody of KFC)
  • Dopebox (parody to Apple and Android)
  • What a Cold! (parody to Dreyer's Ice Cream)