Locations · first: NA E7
Toy Island
In the seventh episode Toy Island is only mentioned. Pinocchio tells the party that he once spent a couple of months on an island, saying it was just boys being boys, doing whatever they wanted, and that it is called Toy Island NA E7·00:54:26 NA E7·00:54:37. Timothy says he has never been told this story NA E7·00:54:35.
In the ninth episode Brennan says things from Toy Island and other places are among the gifts of the Stepmother that swirl in green light and hit Pinocchio NA E9·00:29:55. In the eleventh episode a scrying in the Baron's correspondence points to a wooden structure by the sea with the signage "Slappy's Bubblegum and Whiskey", and Brennan says it is on Toy Island and that Pinocchio has been there NA E11·00:36:20 NA E11·00:37:03 NA E11·00:37:06. Pinocchio describes it as boys and girls from around 8 to 14 living their best life and eventually turning into donkeys, and says everything is free there NA E11·00:37:52 NA E11·01:09:46. Brennan's recap says the party came to Toy Island as fast as they could to find the Little Mermaid before her father, the Mer-King, could reclaim her NA E13·00:05:40.
In the twelfth episode the party arrives floating in the ocean and Brennan describes a completely artificial island rooted in canoes and pontoons like a floating rig, with wooden buildings, a boardwalk, tinny jack-in-the-box music and a weather-beaten look, the size of a city NA E12·01:04:11 NA E12·01:09:34. Its anchor chains slant and do not look taut NA E12·01:08:43. Pinocchio says that in the story he came from it was aesthetically a lot better NA E12·01:05:45. In the thirteenth episode Brennan reminds the party that Toy Island is a floating wooden rig, and the Terrible Dogfish vanishes from it after destroying many things, including the funnel cake and cigar shop NA E13·00:43:44 NA E13·01:50:40. In the fourteenth episode Alba calls it an island without being an island, connected to nowhere, floating free out in the great ocean NA E14·00:11:50.
In the finale Beaky says he defended Toy Island on one of his favorite tours of duty, where there was enough donkey meat to go around NA E20·00:42:21. In the epilogue Lou says one of Pinocchio's first adventures is to go to Toy Island and shut it down, at least the donkey part NA E20·02:26:21.
By episode
NA E7: Trouble in Tuffeton
NA E9: Origins
- Toy Island — source of some of the Stepmother's gifts — 00:29:55
NA E11: Big and Bad
NA E12: A Warm Heart and a Tombstone
- Toy Island — here an artificial island rooted in canoes and pontoons, a floating rig; wooden buildings, boardwalk, raised platforms with buildings and bridges so ships sail through "the wooden, kind of floating lake town vibe"; weather-beaten; tinny jack-in-the-box music; size of a city; anchor chains slack and slanted; Pinocchio says in his story it was aesthetically better — 01:04:11, 01:06:58, 01:08:43, 01:09:34
NA E13: Terror on Toy Island
- Toy Island — a floating wooden rig of docks, bridges and ladders on the open sea, partly in ruins; the map frames show it among the Neverafter's places; the party fights on its docks while the water churns around; "Toy Island does kinda rule" — 00:01:48, 00:43:44, 01:43:07
"Toy Island is a floating wooden rig." — 00:43:44
NA E14: Daughters of the Crown
- Toy Island — Alba: "An island without being an island, connected to nowhere, floating free out in the great ocean." — 00:11:50
NA E16: In the Land of Giants
- Toy Island — Alphonse: "welcome to Toy Island!" as the rocket goes up — 01:58:37