Disney Dreamlight Valley's Plot is Good for Fans of the Company's Villains

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While the lineup of heroic Disney princes and princesses certainly have their fans, villains such as Ursula the Sea Witch, Scar from The Lion King, and Belle's would-be-suitor Gaston have plenty of fans, including among fans of the newly released Disney Dreamlight Valley. The gamedoes not neglect these bad guys. Fans of Disney villains will be thrilled to see that their favorite antagonists can move into the valley and become their friends, and aren't simply relegated to plot devices for the overarching story of Disney Dreamlight Valley.

Combining elements of previous life simulation, farming, and crafting games such as Animal Crossing and Stardew Valley, Disney Dreamlight Valley sees the player responsible for locating the titular valley's lost residents and restoring their homes following destruction by a mysterious force called The Forgetting. Upon launch, the game featured only a few Disney and Pixar characters who could move into the Valley, but developer Gameloft has promised that more will be added with regular updates. While some fans feared that the initial lineup would include only the most relevant and popular Disney heroines, such as Elsa and Moana, they were pleasantly surprised to see multiple villains available from the start.

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Previous games which featured Disney characters, such as the Kingdom Hearts series, tended to relegate villains to a minor and strictly antagonistic role. For example, the first Kingdom Hearts featured an alliance of iconic Disney villains, including Maleficent, Captain Hook, and Jafar, responsible for corrupting protagonist Sora's best friend Riku. However, future games gradually decreased the role of the Disney villains in favor of new