Red Shoes and the Seven Dwarfs

The Fearless Seven rescue a Fairy Princess from a dragon. They mistakenly attack her when they see her green face, and she curses them to become green dwarfs whenever anyone looks at them. The curse can only be undone by a kiss from the most beautiful woman in the world.

The seven heroes learn they will transform into green dwarfs whenever observed, losing their heroic appearance. They discover that only the kiss of the world's most beautiful woman can break the curse, setting their quest in motion.

Over a year later, King White marries Regina, and she uses charm and manipulation to seize control of the kingdom. Snow White's family is displaced as Regina consolidates power.

Snow White returns to her father’s kingdom and finds his diary warning not to touch the apples. She learns to beware the enchanted fruit while seeking clues about her father’s whereabouts.

Snow touches the enchanted apples, and two curses unfold: the apples become red shoes that slim her figure, and Regina's forces threaten to seize her. The tree on which the apples hang dies as the confrontation escalates.

Snow crashes near the seven dwarves’ house and is initially met with hostility, but seeing her true self, they welcome her as Red Shoes and vow to help her win back her father. The dwarves' hospitality marks a new alliance.

Regina uses her Magic Mirror to recruit the selfish Prince Average from a neighboring realm. He sends his soldiers after Snow, while Merlin intervenes to rescue her, and Average escalates his pursuit against the dwarves.

In a secluded forest, Snow confesses her feelings to Merlin and they share a kiss. Merlin is shocked to learn the kiss does not undo his own enchantment because Snow is not the prophecy's most beautiful woman. The couple's trust deepens even as the danger grows.

Regina grants Average and his guards magic apples that transform them into giant wooden bears, increasing the threat to Snow and Merlin. The couple remains determined to resist Regina's plans and protect their growing bond.

Average attacks again and Merlin fights to protect Snow, but the clash sends Average into a river with Merlin in tow. Snow and her friends face a sudden, high-stakes danger as Merlin is swept away.

Snow removes the shoes to use her strength and rescues Merlin, revealing her true identity as Snow White. Merlin, overwhelmed and ashamed, withdraws, while Snow vows to continue the fight and seeks a way to reconcile.

Regina appears disguised as Merlin and prompts Snow to eat an apple to take off her shoes, but the real Merlin arrives and Regina escapes with Snow. The danger intensifies as the plot to trap Snow reaches a new pitch.

Regina, now aged and weak, tries to force Snow to eat the apple; Snow refuses, but she ultimately eats it to save her father, transforming herself into a new apple tree. The Mirror warns that Snow will die when Regina picks the new shoes from the tree.

Merlin sacrifices himself to save Snow by falling from the castle with Regina, while the dwarves and bunny-like figures rescue him and destroy the Mirror. The wooden animals are freed from enchantment, revealing true identities.

Merlin is revived by Snow's kiss and confesses his sincere love for her. They are finally able to marry and accept each other’s appearances. The fairytale ends with Snow and Merlin united, the dwarfs finding partners, and Average being turned into another green dwarf by the Fairy Princess.