According to American McGee, Wonderland is a "manifestation of Alice's supernatural power of the mind, not a dream, no illusion, but a reality created (and destroyed) by imagination." At the end of Alice: Madness Returns, Alice's abilities are fully realized. Alice manifests her power in the real world, magically gaining her Wonderland dress before pushing Bumby in front of a train. She leaves the train station to see a world fusion of the real one and Wonderland. She can "enter the minds of those she encounters," which is manifested as an area called an "Otherland". This ability is also described as "temporarily invading" someone's mind by Edward Goin, director of one of the Otherland short films describing her adventure in Jules Verne's mind.
Parts of Alice's imagination/Wonderland can "bleed" or "overlap" into the minds she enters, which can cause things from her history to manifest and things from the person's open psyche.
Alice's timeline of how her powers were developed and how they work from the Otherlands Artbook.
In Otherlands: Leviathan, Alice appears in Jule Verne's mind randomly. In Otherlands: A Night at the Opera, Alice enters Richard Ragner's mind by crawling into a little theatre set.
In the Otherlands Artbook, it's said that "the curtain serves as a portal between two dimensions".
It's implied that Wonderland used to be a whimsical place like the original books, but Alice's trauma and years of abuse in the asylum turned Wonderland into more of a dystopia.
Alice can recover lost memories in Wonderland by finding them as physical objects.
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Parts of Alice's imagination/Wonderland can "bleed" or "overlap" into the minds she enters, which can cause things from her history to manifest and things from the person's open psyche.


Alice's timeline of how her powers were developed and how they work from the Otherlands Artbook.

In Otherlands: Leviathan, Alice appears in Jule Verne's mind randomly. In Otherlands: A Night at the Opera, Alice enters Richard Ragner's mind by crawling into a little theatre set.
In the Otherlands Artbook, it's said that "the curtain serves as a portal between two dimensions".

It's implied that Wonderland used to be a whimsical place like the original books, but Alice's trauma and years of abuse in the asylum turned Wonderland into more of a dystopia.
Alice can recover lost memories in Wonderland by finding them as physical objects.

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