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- NOTE: This article is for the Jabberwock from the American McGee's Alice series. To see the article for the original version of him, go to the Jabberwock.
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| “ | You've kept me waiting, Alice. Have you never heard that punctuality is a virtue? | „ |
| ~ The Jabberwock |
| “ | You selfish, misbegotten and unnatural child! You smelled the smoke, but you were in dreamland taking tea with your friends. You couldn't be bothered. Your room was protected and spared while your family upstairs roasted in an inferno of incredible horror! | „ |
| ~ The Jabberwock taunting Alice over her guilt in the deaths of her parents. |
The Jabberwock also know as the Jabberwocky is a major antagonist from the American McGee's Alice video game series. He serves as the secondary antagonist of the 2000 dark fantasy action-adventure game American McGee's Alice, and is a posthumous antagonist of its 2011 action-adventure sequel Alice: Madness Returns.
He was a creature of Wonderland and servant and enforcer of the Queen of Hearts and is the enemy of Alice, who acted as a monstrous manifestation of Alice's survivor guilt over the death of her family.
He is voiced by by Roger L. Jackson who also voiced the Mad Hatter and the Dormouse in the same series. He is famously know for being the voice for the legendary horror slasher icon Ghostface in the Scream franchise and Mojo Jojo and Butch in the Powerpuff Girls franchise, he's also voiced Wizeman in the NiGHTS series, Green Goblin and the Lizard in Spider-Man: Friend or Foe, Nohman in Zone of the Enders series, Junner in The Chronicles of Riddick: Dark Fury, and Mucus in the Mucinex brand's commercials.
History[]
American McGee's Alice[]
After his encounter with a unnamed hero welding the Vorpal Blade, the Jabberwock was left with his body ravaged, mutilated, and near the brink of death. He was restored with new mechanical parts, (most likely designed by the Mad Hatter) and after Wonderland's fall, he acted as the Queen of Heart's most ferocious enforcer.
After finding out she needed one of the Jabberwock's eyes to finally create the Jabberwock's Eye Staff, Alice set out to find him and encountered the creature in the Land of Fire and Brimstone in a manifestation of her former home. The Jabberwock proceeded to torment her by blaming her for the death of her family since she had not warned them of the fire in time.
Alice began battling the mechanical monster but just when it seemed that the Jabberwock would finish her, Gryphon appeared and managed to claw out one of his eyes. The Jabberwock fled with Gryphon in pursuit and the two began a one-on-one battle in Queensland, but this time, the Jabberwock emerged victorious, striking down his foe killing him. Alice appeared and managed to finally put an end to the monster, avenging the death of Gryphon.
Alice: Madness Returns[]
Though the Jabberwock was not brought back to life when Wonderland was restored and received a hard reboot, he continued to haunt Alice in her hallucinations.
In her memories, the Jabberwock's image appeared in Alice's burning home and as Alice wandered London, she was surrounded in an alley by a hallucination of a mob of human figures with the Jabberwock's head. They disappeared when Nurse Witless showed up, but at her home, she mutated into a hybrid of herself and the Jabberwock. This caused Alice to finally return to Wonderland.
Upon Alice's return to Wonderland, his skeletal remains are found in the Vale of Tears with the Vorpal Blade stuck in his skull.
Personality[]
| “ | You're habitually late, aren't you? Between your dim-witted daydreaming and your preening vanity the hours just fly by; there's barely time for anything else. | „ |
| ~ Jabberwock insulting Alice |
Even before meeting Alice in the first game, the Jabberwock was already a feared beast throughout Wonderland. He's extremely sadistic and a ruthless monster taking great pleasure in tormenting others, as shown with him tormenting's Alice with the death of her family. This is due to the fact he is the physical manifestation of all of Alice's self hatred and guilt.
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Trivia[]
- The Jabberwock seems to be a representation of Alice's survivor's guilt since he constantly reminds her of how she failed to warn her family about the fire while she escaped.
- His absence from Alice: Madness Returns could be due to Alice getting over her guilt from American McGee's Alice. The Jabberwock was a manifestation of her guilt; logically, he would not have been revived when Wonderland was restored.
- The Jabberwock is one of series creator American McGee's favorite characters in American McGee's Alice, the other being the Boojum.
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