No shit! I mean from a sociopolitical standpoint, Mulan getting sidelined in favor of the other Disney princesses looks very very bad. Especially in an era where diversification of characters and casting choices is becoming more and more argued over
#4 was explained in the show. Cora shielded a certain part of the enchanted forest from Regina's curse and anyone in the part of the forest was not transported to Storybrooke. #6 Grandma gave Ruby a Magic Bean so she could move back to the enchanted forest. The bigger mystery to me was where were all these magic beans popping up whenever someone needed one when they were all supposed to be destroyed. Even the ones Tiny grew in Storybrooke were destroyed by Regina and Cora. I'm one of those people who wished Season 7 didn't happen. Maybe if they had to have a season 7 stay in Storybrooke and focus on another character's story we would have liked to see like Lily, Mulan or Ruby, season 7 would have been better.
Not only that but Cora’s protection spell froze time for that portion of the Enchanted Forest until the curse was broken. That’s why nobody was aware people were missing sooner. Season 7 happened because the show runners didn’t want to be done, despite most of the cast being done. I do like Rumple’s happy ending though.
I agree. I enjoyed the show a lot and while some parts bothered me (Like Rumple lusting for more power in S4 and at the end the Camelot Arc), I'm glad it all worked out. Both the Season 6 AND Season 7 Finale ended on a good note for me. Sure there are still some plot holes/unanswered questions/ character ages not lining up, but overall I love the series overall. Regina's ending speech about the ups and downs in life over the course of the series rings true to real life. A happy ending is possible
@@delciapierre8350 Rlly. Cuz were i'm looking it looks like that only happens when the plot needs it. We see lot's of people use it like with fire balls and they do that all the time.
Yes. Also shouldn't we have seen her with zelena in the finally or did she go in the void then got brought back. Either way we should have seen them in oz
Hey! Megan Ory the actress of Ruby got another show where she was the lead so she didn't have much time to be in Once. The small scenes she's there is the time she's got off of the other
Oh fr? She grew more on me later on, but at some point she was SO annoying! She was drowning in self-pity about being a monster and deserving no less than death, ugh... I hate characters like that.
I stopped watching after season 6 ended because I knew that Emma and her parents wouldn't come back for the seventh, so for me the season 6 finale is the series finale
@@TVwriter23 But they did come as guest appearances. But it could be for the side characters though. Like lily mulan or merida or ruby. Could be about them and other charecters pop in once in a while.
I think that season 7 should have just been a spin off rather than trying to be part of the original show. I agree with you that it should definitely have been used to tie-up the loose ends (of which there are multitudes) and they could have included some of the characters we'd come to love rather than bring in so many more people.
@@travelwell6049 I'm fine with 2 new characters for me those are alice and robin. Or Tilly and margot. For me those are the only good part about the series.
“Mulan always seems to be the friend in someone else’s story” OH MY GOD after watching this show over and over again COUNTLESS times (mainly because I could never get past season 4 but don’t worry I finally finished it last year lmao) I NEVER REALIZED MULAN NEVER REALLY GOT HER OWN EPISODE
7. It's not like she can immediately sense if someone is lying or not like an actual Superpower. she just calls it that to make herself feel more confident in what she is doing. It's more likely that she simply learned a lot of tricks during her time as an orphan and later bails bonds person, and that she simply knows a lot about signs to look for when someone is lying. It isn't easy to do that if you are emotionally involved or if they are really good at hiding certain signs. Also especially in Season 2 we see how hard it is for Emma to cope in a world full of magic, so it's hard for her to trust in her abilities anymore if all the rules she has learned don't seem to apply anymore.
One can assume they're in their thirties-sixties when you first see them, but given the fact that they've been living in a town that is "outside of time" where they are essentially ageless, they're actually in their fifties-eighties. Between that and the fact that everyone older than that, namely Rumplestiltskin and Hook, are older than three-hundred years, and Gothel, who's probably four-hundred years old, it's pretty safe to assume that Magic is the source of their de-aged state.
Henry is the only one seemingly growing up because he was born in the real world. Thats why when the curse hit and all the other characters where going back to the enchanted forest, Emma and Henry are the only ones that could stay. They even mention it. Henry would've been left alone there. Emma would've gone to the forest too because she was born there, but aged normally in the real world because there was no magic. Really almost all of these so called "plot holes" could be solved by just you know watching the show.
Most of these were either explained in the show, or just complicated and confusing but still made sense (like the timelines). The biggest plot hole to me was all the portals and magic beans. Rumple had suppedly been looking for one for decades, and then throughout the show there were more and more. By season 7 it was just funny
That’s bothered me so much too. They could’ve reintroduced him in season 7 with his sister. He could’ve been in Hyperion Heights with Margot or something. Zelena even said they would visit him with his sister in Sherwood Forest someday. Lies...
For #8, since it’s a curse that can be broken, perhaps the book just showing up is a sign that their stories can never be erased and that they’ll always exist. Mary Margaret giving the book to Henry was the start of this curse being broken. So maybe there’s some underlying magic under the curse that makes the book appear during all the curses. That’s only a theory and hopefully that made sense. Haha
late to the party to answer this but Yes! like before he left for the 50 shades deal when season 1 had just come out and I had hope for Regina to love again and it be with Graham aka the huntsman
For #4 the answer was that Cora shielded that part of the land to protect herself and Hook from falling into the curse, and everyone within Cora's shield was protected from the curse as well.
@@sakurafalls2468 ohh lmao. They’re in S7. Robin is the daughter of Zelena and Robin Hood and Alice is the daughter of Captain Hook (wish realm) and Mother Gothel
Yeah I really wish that they were added more characters like Mary Poppins, Tron, Jack Frost, Santa Claus, Moana, the characters from the black cauldron or even Simba from the lion King!
The show was cancelled. There's no telling what new characters the writers planned to introduce, but judging by Season 7, it's probably best that it was cancelled. What made this show special is how they connected all the characters together. Some simply can not be connected in any interesting/meaningful way.
Actually they answered why some people scaped the first curse, because Cora made a protection spell to save her and Killian from the curse, where they would be frozen in time, and when the time was right they would come back to the mission. We see that the protection spell covered a big area from the Enchanted Forest, and that's why a lot of people like Aurora, Phillip and Mulan weren't brought to Storybrooke.
Exactly only that the protection spell ended at the exact time when Emma broke the curse in Storybrooke. They were frozen for the same time as the curse
An honorable mention: Whatever happened to Jefferson? Did they ever resolve Jefferson’s story? I know Sebastian Stan couldn’t do the show after Season 2 because of him becoming the Winter Soldier but we never got a good resolution to his storyline or what happened to him.
I never noticed any of these issues, mainly because I've had my own "headcanon" ideas of how they got resolved. Here is my list of such explanations for THIS list. 10. I never really thought that much on the characters ages, to be honest. I mean...when you've lived in a town that's been frozen in time for a long period, it's bound to have done something to them physically. Plus, storybook characters don't really age; unless others have forgotten about them. To elaborate; in the realm of animation, stuff like Tiny Toon Adventures revealed that laughter keeps toons "young." When the laughter stops, they grow old and forgotten. This same idea could explain why the fairy tale characters in OUAT never aged. 9. In the time it took to create the curse AND Storybrook, Regina and Rumple must've made it so that the town would never run out of resources. If it did, that would lead to people leaving the town; which would then put their plans at risk. 8. My theory is that it's not the book itself that's important, it's the WORDS inside it; specifically, the Author's words. Once The Author puts his powers to work on the paper, that's when things start to happen. Thus, the book itself isn't all that important; it's just something to record the "histories" of these characters. 7. It's not really a "super power" in a literal sense; rather, I saw it as Emma having a strong intuition and judgment of character. As for what "happened to it;" my guess is that after everything she experienced, she chose to trust her heart more than her instincts. 6. If we remember correctly, Ruby chose to remain with Dorothy; after she saved her life. Now; as for what happened to her in the series finale, when all the realms merged together...my guess is she's still with Dorothy. But I would've liked to see her pop by the diner, after the big battle; to be honest. 5. The Evil Queen side of Regina wasn't really...severe levels of evil like Joker, Thanos or...even Rick Sanchez. But rather, I saw her as a sort of "Neutral Evil," as is known in the realm of D&D. She's not quite as bad as the Dark One...but isn't someone you should pick on. 4. I would guess that, as Lancelot said, the spell only affected a specific region of the magical/fairy tale realm. The Enchanted Forest (known as Misthaven to the people of Arendel, Anna and Elsa's homeland) must've been home to all of Regina's enemies (Snow White, Charming, Red, the Dwarves, Pinocchio etc.) As such, those outside the region like Aurora or Mulan might've been spared. 3. I would guess that Mulan's still working as a protector for those in need of help; like maybe, Aurora or Merida. She never quite stuck with me like other characters in the show did. But at the same time, I would've loved to see if Shang appeared in the series. 2. While I'm not certain if these count as typical laws, they are still moral ones where magic is concerned. Such examples include forbidding the use of necromancy, you can't manipulate emotions (like love) for your own gain (i.e. force a person to fall in love with you,) you can't use a genie's wishes to kill someone and other such examples. But in the case for this "plot hole," there's a big difference between bringing someone back to the living world and bringing life back into their dead body. Where the former is concerned, they are brought back via a sort of "heavenly second chance" by some angelic figure (or the gods, in the show's case.) In terms of the latter, that is where necromancy comes into play. This form of dark magic involves stripping the life force out of any living beings around you and using this energy to bring life back into the individual. This is considered a great sin in the fantasy genre...but the bad guys still practice it, regardless. 1. I do believe it's mentioned within the season that Hyperion Heights takes place outside of time (I do believe they call it a pocket dimension.) As such, it works a little differently than how things did in Storybrooke. As for the different versions of characters; as Henry pointed out, there are loads of alternative versions of these characters. Thus, the Cinderella Henry meets is someone whom I've dubbed "Earth 2 Cinderella." She may have the same name and a near similar backstory...but is from an entirely different world than the original. As for the answer to your question; yes, Henry STILL possesses his Author Powers...even the Wish Realm version
I’ve watched season 7 several times and eventually I ended up actually enjoying it. If they had been able to go forward with season 8 I think season 7 would have sat better with fans.
The entire concept of this show was so great! I was hooked after the first few episodes. If this were in the hands of a network like HBO or Showtime it could have been LEAGUES better. But let's be honest...the show started tanking once they introduced the cast of Frozen. Too soon, IMO.
What about Will Scarlet. I know what happened to him at the end of Wonderland. But he just kind of disappeared from the regular show once upon a time. And why did they have two Cinderella’s in the show?
@@laurenstanciel1247 no the creators said ouatiw happens during season 2 so they destroyed wills happy ending just to decide to give Outlaw Queen the screentime instead
This show defined my whole life at the age 14. But I would be lying if I said that half of the whole show made sense, you just watched and went "meh" whenever some anomally happened!
I loved season 7 and i thought it made perfect sense. And adding Alice was great. Her and Robin were adorable too. Lily was the real issue, not Ruby. They got her back in the show but Lily was barely mentioned.
@Hogg342 yeah I liked her in the flashback but not as an adult she was useless then and they ignored her she could've been an awesome character and they just gave her like 3 episodes and then gone
10: Henry got older in Storybrooke because he was born outside, in Pheonix, and was not under the original curse and no one noticed because they were cursed to live out their own boring lives, just like Regina wanted them to. Also the writers made it very that age can be factored in lots of different ways throughout the series so the audience should have to question the characters ages. This is mostly seen here: The different realms make people age at different speeds when compared to the land without magic. This is mostly seen in season 7 when Henry goes off and grows up in a world where it only seems like a few years for the people in Storybrooke (7x02). This is also seen when Rumple and Belle go off and live the rest of their lives in that world where the sun doesn't go down and so Belle grows old while her son stays the same age (7x04). Also Neverland doesn't make people age at all. That's why Hook and Neal lived for such long periods of time (2x21-22) 9: Storybrooke is a hidden town because it resides on the coast and there is only one road going in and out. During the time when the town was in it's original curse it was an recognised town in Maine that nobody went to. This is seen when Regina adopts Henry (3x09) and says that she is the mayor of a town. Also the town was made invisable to outsiders after Owen/Kurt's Dad was killed and he was cast out, never to find to town again. But people who were related to people in the town were able to enter, like Emma and August. When the curse is broken and a magical barrier is put up around the town so no one could enter at all. 8: Yes, the ORIGINS of the storybook are unknown, but what we do know is that it's this magical source that chooses people to write down the events of a specific realm or group of realms. This is why in the Authors mansion there is thousands of blank storybooks, for the thousands of realms of stories that haven't been told yet. We know that in one of realms, the Sorceror's Apprentice was the one in charge of helping the pen find the author. Besides from that information that you did not mention, yes the origins of the storybook are unknown. BUT the book got to Mary-Margaret because it knew that she would give it Henry, enabling him to become the next author! The storybook is just a magical force that does whatever it can to find people to write down the history and stories of all the realms 7: The writers didn't think the 'superpower' was irrelevant anymore 6: Characters disappear, get over it... they explained it surely that's enough 5: How is this a plot hole? No character is all evil 4: The writers wanted another storyline in season 2 to mix things up. Not all things need an explanation when all the writers are doing are grasping at straws at story lines the audience may remember from season 1, which yes is stupid and should really be a last restort kind of storyline rather then an entire arc in only the SECOND season. 3: MsMojo bias, someone there really loves Mulan; get over it... some characters can't stay. This isn't a plot hole 2: Let's face, there are no REAL rules 1: Yeah, okay... I don't even like thinking about the abomination that was season 7.
What about all the Storybooks in the S5 finale labeled Volume II and so on. Who wrote those? Why were they in NYC? How did Neal find them. Those are actual plot wholes. Also Season 7 wasn’t that bad. I liked how they tried to make it darker than the seasons before.
The characters ages are easy. While the actors acted for six years (Cause S7 is too wack for us to go into), S1 thru S6 was only actually four years for Storybrooke residents. We know this because Henry is 10 in S1, and in S6, the Black Fairy mentions that he is 14. Emma is 28 in S1, and 32 by the time she marries Hook in S6. In S3, Emma mentions she and Snow are the same age, so we know Snow was 27 when she married Charming, 28 when she had Emma, 30 when she had Neal, and 32 by S6. Had there been no curse, and Emma and Neal were still 30 yrs apart, she would've had Neal at 58. We know Emma and Baby Neal are 30 yrs apart, or almost 30 yrs apart, because in S4, it mentions several times that it has been 30 yrs. David is 30 when he marries Snow, or almost is because we've heard it said that he lived with his mom till he was 30 or almost was. So he was probably 31 when when Emma was born, 33 when Neal was born, ( 61 without the curse), and was probably around 35 by S6. Neal is only about 1 by S6 (but should be more like 2). Regina is about 10 years older than Snow. Cora mentions that all the girls her age were married. Back then, girls married young. Which means she is roughly 20 when she marries Leopold. By the time Emma is born and the curse hits, she is almost in her 40s, (with out the curse, she would have been in her mid-60s by Emma's 28th b-day), she is 42 by S6. Hook is a over 200. It's mentioned several times. Rumple is more than 200, but less than 300, because it's mentioned he's been the Dark One for at least that long, but he met Hook before he became the DO. Belle is, my guess, late 20s or early 30s. Zelena is about 2-3 years older than Regina. Robin Hood's age is never even kind of mentioned. But we can probably guess he's around Regina's age. Roland is about 4 in S3, and about 5 when Robin dies in S5. Which means he would've been two when Marian dies, because Marian dies right around the time Snow meets Charming, and they are cursed about a year later (give or take a couple months). Plus, Roland was old enough to remember her. Red is Snow's age. Aurora and Phillip are roughly the same age as Snow and David. Ashlie is nineteen when the curse hits. She is 23 by S6. Thomas is a bit older than her. Alexandra should technically be about 4 by S6, but only looks about 2 . Ariel and Eric are close to Snow's and Charming's ages. Older Neal is about 200 years old. August is seven years older than Emma. Lily is a few months older than Emma.
The characters that remained in the enchanted Forest when the curse hit, did so, because Cora put a protective bubble of sorts around that part of the land, to protect herself and Hook from the curse. The people who were within Cora's bubbles vicinity were spared also. Granted, none of the characters actually explained this word for word to the audience, but it was pretty obvious what had happened at the begging of season 2 when the characters remaining in the enchanted Forest are in the same place as Cora. Plus, Cora explains to hook before she creates her bubble that they will be frozen the same as the rest of the characters who were taken to Storybook, until the curse is broken, but it will seem as though no time has passed and they will remain in the enchanted Forest with their memories intact. Mulan basically tells Aurora this same thing later, after the curse had been broken and she is trying to explain what happened she pretty much says word for word what Cora had previously explained to Hook. Once Upon a Time is my favorite show if you already couldn't tell. 😉
The reason a certain part of the enchanted forest didn’t get swept up in the curse is becoz Cora put a spell over it to protect herself, the real OUAT fans know that 😙✌️
1- Ages differ from the cursed individuals to the uncursed. 2- It’s sustained on the money/magic that was brought by the curse. 3- The book came with the curse as a fail safe for the savior but only appeared when the time was right. 4- Her superpower was clouded by her emotions/Newfound powers and the turning up and down life. 5- the actress left the show to star in another as its lead actress. 6- no one is truly evil but the choices the make and other people choices affect this trait. 7- They were shielded by Cora’s protection. 8- I agree Mulan was underutilized but with so many characters and journeys she wasn’t relevant in all of them. 9- you can’t change the past/can’t make someone REALLY love you/can’t raise the dead , unless you were super powerful, like a god. 10- like the cw show , there are many lands like the enchanted forest with their own version of the regular stories with different timelines. Of course you have to be a really devoted fan to accept all these arguments I made 😁
@@AqeelAmeer89 She was actually depicted as "born evil", She is a psychopath. Psychopaths are born, environment can play a role on their development, but they were born that way. "Some people struggle not to be drawn by the darkness. But ever since I was a little girl, I've Said: why not splash in and have fun?!" 4x19
Can we all agree that Season 7 wasn't needed? I mean it was fine, it wasn't terrible... But it just didn't need to exist. The ending to Season 6 was so satisfying, the 7th season just felt underwhelming. Also WHAT HAPPENED TO VIOLET? Where did Cinderella come from???
For Mulan, I really wish she had gotten her own backstory. About how she became a warrior and everything! And I always suspected The Dragon who lives in New York was Mulan's father! I'm sad that they never went down that path...
First three seasons were great, although it went downhill after season 4 due to the fact that they used up way too many special characters that were eventually disposed
It was explained that Cora had put up a protection barrier at the time Regina casted the curse. The protection barrier only cover a small part of the enchanted forest - therefore, the reason why some characters did not go to storybrook.
#4 was explained. Cora shielded part of the enchanted forest before the curse took place. Though that does not really explain places like Camelot and Merida's kingdom. #6 was also explained. Ruby used a magic bean to get back to the enchanted forest. The real plot hole is where the hell these beans keep coming from. #1 I agree with. I liked season 7, but it was probably one of the most unnecessary things ever created.
I think Season 7 was meant to be a new book, because as we learned at the end of Season 6, the story for the book was over. However the way they did Season 7 was just awful. I mean we didn't know they were in the past until 7x20. Really? Not to mention there was no continuation from Season 6. If Regina, Hook, and Rumple weren't in the season, you'd never have thought it was part of the show. Plus with them changing actors for characters or retelling already told stories, it was just such a pointless story. Not to mention, you're telling me that the 'Truest Believer' someone who in almost every curse always had his memories, just forgot this time? Yeah right. That alone made the season annoying to deal with. Had they been in Storybrooke again, or retold other stories, or used a different concept, it would have worked. It was sad because man after Regina became the good queen with all of the realms connected, another season would have been cool, but because so many people lost interest in the show, they had to end it.
I wish Ruby and Dorothy’s relationship was expanded on. I think their personalities work well together and they look like a great couple, but their romance was rushed.
Jefferson a.k.a. the mad Hatter his story wasn’t wrapped up and I don’t like season 7 I just skip all the way to episode 22 because the rest of the episodes we’re so weird Oh yeah and Ruby her story was never wrapped up to
Other Characters' stories weren't wrapped up either. Regina's, Hook's Zelena's, King George's, Lily's, Maleficent's, Isaac Heller's, Cruella's, Aurora's, Phillip's, Muan's, Dorothy's, Lancelot's, Guinevere's, and Snow's. How? Here's what: 1. Lily still needs to learn she has almost murdered the wrong person, because it was Isaac Heller was the one who ruined her life, not the Charmings. He altered, wrote and made them condemn her again their will. It will only end where Isaac pays for it with his own life. Of course Lily would obviously get punched in the face by Snow for almost killing her for nothing, while Emma might get some berating to by her mother to be reminded that she spited her for nothing Also her story of the search of her father was untold. 2. The murders of Charming's parents, Graham, Baelfire, Gus, Snow's father and Maid Marian will only end with Regina, King George, Hook, and Zelena killed off. Villains are always predicted to die for it in the end. Those will obviously happen in a revival, thanks to the answer, hint and proof of an AMA with a writer of a show. 3. The feud between Charming and King George was not over yet. It may only end with the so called king dead. 4. The Feud between Aurora/Phillip and Maleficent was left unfinished. Also the story of why Maleficent went after Aurora's mother was untold. 5. The feud between Dorothy and Zelena was not finished. Zelena still hates Dorothy right where we left it in s5. Living proof that she never redeemed. 6. Mulan's origin was undone and she didn't find a happy ending yet. 7. Guinevere and Camelot is still left under the Avalon dust spell. They need to be free. Lancelot is still out there, and also his story of how he escaped Cora was not told or explained fully. 8. Cruella still wishes to return to the land of the living. 9. There is plenty of unfinished stories for Snow, like 1) how she got her bandit Snow White Suit and who gave it to her. 2) who taught her to sword play, Show a lot of faith, throw a spear and talk to animals, and where did she learn how to fight well before she was running from the Queen. We already know that Red was the one who taught her to be the best tracker, and Hercules was the one who taught her to to shoot an arrow (as mentioned and seen in s5 and s2). Since two Storybook/Disney heroes instructed her, There's always the possibility for the Real Peter Pan who may have taught her to swordplay and give her a lot of faith; Tarzan (who was hinted to be meant to appear in the show by the writers) could be the one who taught her to throw a spear and talk to animals; and since Snow's bandit suit looks frontiersman like, it could be from the Indians, including Pocahontas. Loose ends unfinished.
Most of these "plot holes" are not actually plot holes. For example, "magic can not raise the dead". The scene used as an example was showing Hook coming back from the underworld. But that wasn't magic... that was Zeus. Zeus was a god, not a wizard who used magic. Henry was the only child who aged because, unlike the other children in Storybrooke, he was born in the real world. We also see baby Neal age as well. Some people have asked why the characters of Mulan and Jefferson were not played out more. That's likely because they had no real story arc. Ruby/Red came and went because she had other contractual career obligations and again - no real story arc. Some things do bother me. For example... why did they never show Abigail/Kathrine reuniting with Frederick? They briefly bumped into each other (before the curse) in the school - he was the gym teacher - and when he found her car on the side of the road when she tried to leave. But there was not closure there. We never saw him again. We saw her briefly in a diner scene seasons later after the curse was broken, but not with him. Same with Aurora, who ended up in Storybrooke after the second curse and she was also shown in a diner scene, but without Philip. We never saw him again either. And whatever happened to Lily and Malificent? The last we saw of Lily, she was going to stay in Storybrooke to try to find her father... but then disappeared, as did Malificent. As to Season #7.... that was completely nonsensical and unnecessary.
2:14, to be fair, it’s not as if fairy tales made that much economic sense either. (In a place like El Dorado, there’s no way gold would be used as currency).
I’m not trying to be rude but you got a lot of information wrong. For explain: the reason some people weren’t swept up in the curse was because Cora protected an area of land. & some people were brought back to life because they helped defeat hades. (You also forgot to mention that Emma was pregnant and at the end of season 7 her child was still a newborn. And when Cinderella’s lover got stuck in the well, the show never finished that story •~• )
Season 7 was a mess. Especially when they revealed that not only had they come back to the real world but they had come back in a different time period.
#2 You can’t resurrect the dead unless you’re Zeus (he resurrected Killian) or the author alive in the underworld or you're trying to bring back a dark one then you have to trade your life for theirs
Mulan was a bad choice but not a plot hole. And the actress who played Ruby started a new show when she disappeared from OUAT. Also a huge running storyline was that Regina had to love and accept herself and her life to let go of her evil crutch so that made perfect sense to me. And Cora was the reason for people being left behind. And the laws of magic stayed mostly fixed, that being said, the laws can be broken and twisted because they are laws, I think OUAT in Wonderland really expanded on that side of things. And the ages are never specifically mentioned but they don't keep changing them or anything. You have to be really into the show for some things to resonate, sure but these mostly aren't plot holes, I mean there are plot holes but this is a very poor list. My biggest real plot hole, WHAT ON EARTH HAPPENED TO WILL SCARLET!?!? Did he EVER get back to Ana?? Because he just dates Belle at one point and this was after the events of OUAT in W!!
Still talking about OUAT? It ended like almost 2yrs ago Also u can fill all these plotholes with one answer: "Magic!" But yeah I agree the resurrection thing is stupid. Rez Hook, but not Robin & Daniel.. they just love torturing Regina
Zeus brought hook back as a thank you for helping to destroy hades who had taken over the underworld and abusing its power. Zeus is a god, I'd hardly call it earthly magic. Also expecting rumplestiltskin to know EVERYTHING about magic is just absurd. He is skilled and better than probably anyone but he is still basically human who cannot just know something. And nobody even considers the fact that he might have been lying. To Regina at least. He was training her to make the curse so he could go to land without magic, it would've been stupid to make her happy ending happen before hand. If daniel came back, no curse.
I still wanna know what happened to cinderellas prince in the flashback to how they imprisoned rumple before the curse. Its a small plot hole but at least they get to be together in storyvrooke
Fun Fact: I did notice every plot hole that you mentioned in the video! The laws of magic in the show are murky and don’t make much sense as the series went on.
I absolutely love Once Upon a Time, but season 7 is not what I wanted. I’d rather it focus on the lives of the fairy tale characters and have Henry as a side plot. Or Henry to represent the audience and explore and interact with them and their stories.
I was a big fan of this show, and really believed in the writters, but season after season they will always leave plotholes here and there and I was always like "They'll explain that later, they will explain that later.... they will explain that later" but NO they barely explained any of this things. I couldnt take any more of their crappy writting after 5 season so i Quit the show
OMG, this video is totally no sense! Did you watched the show??? Number 10: henry is the only one growing up, infact he realizes there is something wrong. All the ages of other characters are clear: for an example Neal, Killian and Rumple say lot of times that they are more than 200 years old. The only problem is in season 7, when it is not everything clear. Number 9: you can not see the town from the external, but if you go inside you can. It is explained when ingrid arrives. Owen and his father were in the forest, so they were involved in the course, the town and the forest litterally appeared around them. People in storybrooke have jobs and they affords their expenses like normal people. In the 28 years of the course, i think everything restarted every morning, including food and money. Number 8: the books were created from the soucerer and gived to the authors. Infact in the soucerer's house there are a huge number, white Number 7: Emma has no superpower. Neal reveals that he never believed to this. She is an intuitive person that does an investigative job. Her real powers will come after, when regina teaches her magic Number 6: Ruby was in the EF, trapped in her wolf form from the witch of Dumbroch. The real plot hole, here is why the witch, that is not a villain, should trap her. I thought that she asked an help to the witch to find her family. Infact, mulan will free her and toghether they will find Dorothy, that will became her true love. Number 5: in the season 6, Regina gives to the evil queen a bit of her love, absorbing a bit of her hate...
Number 4: Cora protected with a spell a part of that world, that included Camelot and Stephan's realm. So some characters not went to storybrooke, but they were "freezed" for 28 years Number 3: none cares about Mulan!!! Number 2: in the spin off, Jafar and Amara changed the rules of magic, so from season 3 they can go back in the past, force someone to love you or resurrect people Number 1: i'm sure they could explane lot of stuff if they had another couple of seasons
They were all frozen in time women. Snow White and charming are the same age as Emma since it gets mentioned. Regina is 18 years older because Snow White was 10 when Regina was 28 (mentioned in season 1) so at the beginning of the show she’s 46. Hook and Rumpelstiltskin are hundreds of years old. Around the same age since they crossed paths early in their life stream but rumple is probably 15-20 years older. Neil/ Baelfire is obviously in his hundreds by using the fact he met the darlings almost straight after being abandoned. You can assume he’s around 254 years old since he was 14 when he left the enchanted forest as that’s the whole reason rumple becomes the dark one. To protect his son from joining the army and it’s just after baelfires 14th birthday he gets abandoned. Henry’s age is constantly mentioned and ruby is around the same age as Emma, Snow, and Charming as they were all friends in the enchanted forest and out. Aurora and Cinderella are a little bit younger but only by 2-5 years as Snow and Emma act as friends and mentors to those two characters. They didn’t realise Henry was getting older because they were under a CURSE!!!
Amy Potts I think I remember that Ashley was 19 and pregnant in season 1, she and Emma bonded over her decision on what to do after the baby was born, I don’t know if that meant Cinderella too was 19.
I absolutely LOVE this show!! There were some holes and yes season 7 shouldn't have happened...but still an awesome show!! On my winter list of shows to rewatch after I finish Grimm this next!
I could give answers to most of these 'inconsistencies'. This is a stupid video. 10. What are the character's ages? - Hmm, Emma's 28 in Season 1, and she is supposed to be the same age as her parents, because they were frozen in time for years. Regina, judging by 1x18 is at least 10 years older than Snow, Zelena's at least 5 years older than Regina, and Rumple and Hook are both centuries old because Rumple's immortal and Hook was in Neverland. What's hard to understand about this? Also why does no one notice Henry? To quote Emma in 1x2, "A curse which makes them completely oblivious." No one notices these things. Except Henry. Which led to him figuring it out. 9. It's frozen in time, and in 2x17, we learn that pretty much the same thing happens every day. Also, we don't actually see all of Storybrooke. Yes, it's a small town. But it's not THAT small. We only see the houses and businesses of the main characters, and we see more and more of the series. In Season 6 for example, we saw a bar we've never saw before, and we also barely see the church (but we know it exists). Most of the people in Storybrooke probably have jobs in places we never see. 8. We do learn about the storybook. We learn about the history and the authors. YOU EVEN SHOWN A CLIP OF ISAAC! How the fuck can you miss that. 7. It wasn't forgotten. The cast have stated that Emma has to be looking for a lie to get it. It was even mentioned as far as Season 6 when Emma was talking to Hook. Sure, it was a bigger part of Seasons 1 and 2, but who really cares? 6. She stayed with Dorothy in Oz after sharing a kiss. We were clearly meant to assume that. 5. The message of that was that we need both our good and evil side to continue. Regina had an evil side and took it out of her which she shouldn't have done. It made Regina better to have more evil side, and the Evil Queen better with more good. You get it? 4. This is clearly, CLEARLY answered by 90% of the comments, but I'll still say it, Cora cast a protection spell over a part of the Enchanted Forest, so her and Hook wouldn't get engulfed by the curse. Obviously, they froze a lot more people. DO YOU EVEN WATCH THE SHOW? 3. I actually agree with you. Mulan should've been in the show more. A lot more. Sad they barely gave her even a bit of screentime. 1 point. 2. In Season 3, it is clearly stated that time travel is thought to be impossible, but Zelena proves them wrong. In 2x17, Regina has a potion which makes someone THINK they love them, explained by Rumple, but yah, that bringing back someone from the dead stuff when so many characters in the show were brought back from the dead, Rumple and Hook twice, does get on my nerves. 1. OK, what? Did you even watch Season 7, or just assume everything? There are different versions of every story, Henry says, YOU EVEN SHOWN THE FUCKING CLIP! It means that there are multiple enchanted forests and neverlands were they are all different versions of the characters. Characters resurrecting in the wish realm? IT'S THE FUCKING WISH REALM! IT'S AN ALTERNATE UNIVERSE! Also, you ask if Henry is still the author, but then show a clip of Wish Rumple asking Wish Henry to use his author powers, really? 1 point. I suppose that was it then.
@@funtimetoto4389 OUAT isn't even a hard show to find plot holes in. It is FAR from a perfect show. Even Season 7 did have lots of plot holes (like how does time not move the same between the New Enchanted Forest and Storybrooke?), they chose ones which were actually explained.
This show I have just finished watching today seasons 1-6 amazing!! So addicted season 7 however was such a struggle terrible not needed boring. The way season 6 ended was a perfect end to the show season 7 was not needed and kinda ruined iy
