The world of Disenchantment is filled with nefarious individuals and ne'er-do-wells, including some of the main characters, who are some of the most untrustworthy beings on the show. Outside of the likes of Bean and Luci, though, a group of side characters in the Enchanted Forest have become some of the roughest customers around.

In the first part of the series, the Elves lived in Elfwood, where they maintained a nonsensical candy based economy --  but they weren't the only ones doing the work. A variety of woodland creatures were also involved in the candy making process, and while the way they were paid  has never been discussed, it's hard to believe that it wasn't in candy. In truth, when it comes to Elfwood, pretty much anything is possible.

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However, things chaned when there was a huge change in the status quo for the Elves in Part 2. They decided to leave Elfwood behind because Bean needed Elf blood to remove the curse Queen Dagmar placed on Dreamland's people that turned them to stone and an Elf named Leavo, who had left Elfwood many years earlier in search of something that belonged to the Elves, believed he found it in Dreamland.

But with their move from Elfwood to Dreamland, candy production seemingly stopped back in the Enchanted Forest. Since the Elves no longer live in a candy based economy, it didn't make sense for them to continue their work. However, while they had good intentions, these massive changes for the Elves created an entirely new issue for the woodland creatures who used to work with them.

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Elfo, Bean, and Luci go into battle in Disenchantment

When Derek made his way into the Enchanted Forest in Part 3, he was immediately taken advantage of by a raccoon and his cronies. To add insult to injury, an elderly mouse then showed up and stole his pants. If it wasn't for the kindness of some mystical fairy prostitutes, Derek probably would have died in those woods, penniless and pantsless.

What his encounter with those anthropomorphic animals reveals about the state of the Enchanted Forest is concerning, to say the least. With the closing of Elfwood and the subsequent closure of their candy production, the woodland creatures who worked for them appear to have turned to a life of crime.

Keeping in mind that there are still owl orgies to worry about, the Enchanted Woods have become the roughest neighborhood around Dreamland. It's hard to say how many of the animals who live there have become criminals, but if Derek's adventures are any indication, this could become a major issue.

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