Disney Twisted Wonderland The Comic Episode Of Heartslabyul

Okay, let's talk Twisted Wonderland. Specifically, the Heartslabyul arc in the comic. You know, the one with all the rules?

Don't get me wrong, I love the drama. But sometimes, I think we're too hard on Riddle Rosehearts.

The Headmaster's Got Standards (Maybe Too Many)

Seriously, did anyone else feel a little bad for him? He was just trying to keep order. In a school full of magic users, no less!

Sure, his methods were a bit… intense. Okay, really intense. But come on, he's like, 16. What were you doing at 16?

Probably not running a whole dorm, I'm guessing. Or issuing hundreds of laws.

"Off With Your Head!"...Chill, Dude.

Okay, the "Off with your head!" thing is a bit much. We can all agree on that. Definitely not condoning that behavior.

However! Consider this: he was probably under a LOT of pressure. Imagine trying to live up to your mom's expectations, plus run a dorm full of potential troublemakers.

I think someone needed a serious vacation. Preferably to a beach with no magic and definitely no rules.

Unpopular Opinion: Trey Clover is the Real MVP

While Riddle was stressing and Ace and Deuce were… well, being Ace and Deuce, there was Trey Clover. He was the real unsung hero.

He was trying to keep the peace and support his friend. A true loyal friend, if you ask me.

Plus, his sweets are top-tier. Who wouldn't want a friend who can bake like that? Imagine the study sessions fueled by delicious treats!

Ace and Deuce: Chaos Agents

Look, I love Ace and Deuce. They bring the comic relief. They are funny.

But let's be real, they caused half the problems. All those broken rules were mostly their fault. Let's be honest here.

At least they eventually learned their lesson. Sort of. Maybe.

The Croquet Game: Peak Heartslabyul

The croquet game was pure chaos. In the best way possible. Mallets flying, rules being broken left and right, everyone yelling.

That scene perfectly captured the spirit of Heartslabyul. Strict rules, but with a healthy dose of mayhem.

It showed that even under the most rigid exterior, there's always room for a little fun. And a lot of rule-breaking.

So, What's the Verdict?

Heartslabyul arc is a wild ride. Filled with strict rules, rebellious students, and a headmaster who just needs a hug.

Maybe we should cut Riddle a little slack. He was trying his best, even if his best involved a lot of "Off with your head!" threats.

And let's all give Trey Clover the appreciation he deserves. He is the glue that held that whole dorm together. Plus, cake.

What do you think? Am I totally wrong? Or is there some Heartslabyul love in your heart too? Let me know!