Locations · first: NA E4
The Lullaby Lands
In the fourth episode the Lullaby Lands are only mentioned, as "the Lands of Lullaby" NA E4·01:06:42. Cinderella tells Rosamund that the Neverafter is all of their realms, the Kingdoms of Reverie and Elegy, Shoeberg and the Lands of Lullaby NA E4·01:06:42.
In the fifth episode a spider on a roof tells Pib that, with the times of shadow being what they are, toward the heart of the Lullaby Lands friends of his spoke of a spider queen gathering forces in a giant web NA E5·00:51:09. He adds a story about a hill where the web used to be, a lovely place where kids from all of the Lullaby Lands used to go and play NA E5·00:53:01.
In the eighth episode Alphonse says Aesop told them the Lands of Lullaby did not used to be part of the Neverafter, and that they got swallowed up and sucked into where the party was NA E8·00:27:50 NA E8·00:28:06 NA E8·00:28:11 NA E8·00:28:14. In the tenth episode, keeping up the party's disguise before the Baron of Bricks, Ylfa claims "No, I'm from Lullaby Land." when he asks whether they have met NA E10·00:36:14 NA E10·00:36:17. In Mother Goose's epilogue Brennan says the Lullaby Lands are nice, and that Old King Cole is constantly dancing out in the street NA E20·02:20:21.
By episode
NA E4: Once Upon a Time
- The Lullaby Lands — first said here: "the Lands of Lullaby" — 01:06:42
NA E5: Down Came the Rain
NA E8: The Lines Between
NA E10: The Baron of Bricks
- Lullaby Land — Ylfa's claimed home in the cover story — 00:36:17
NA E20: The Ending of All Things (Part 2)
- The Lullaby Lands — "The Lullaby Lands are nice. Old King Cole is constantly dancing out in the street" — 02:20:21