After drinking Jekyll's potion, the evil from within Regina separated itself from her and became a copy of the Evil Queen, who tried convincing Regina that she needed the evil side of her. However, Regina rips out the Evil Queen's heart and crushes it into dust, also causing the Evil Queen to disintergate into dust.
In the finale of season 5, Regina used Dr. Jekyll's separation formula to get rid of The Evil Queen, just like how Jekyll got rid of Mr. Hyde. She thought she killed the Evil Queen, but in reality she survived and swore revenge upon Storybrooke.
Regina was redeemed by her son and reverts into the woman she once was. She also loves her newfound family. She was remorseful for a lot of things she did as the Evil Queen.
We also thought this is a different Robin, and Regina can't go back. Just like she had to let go of Daniel, she had to let go of Robin." While the Evil Queen got her happy ending, Regina is still searching for hers—though Parrilla also stresses her character's happy ending may not be what fans expect.
While in the film, she was killed off much earlier where after being chased by the dwarfs towards a cliff, she then falls down to her death when lightning strikes the cliff ledge. In the fairy tale, The Queen was returning back to the castle to reveal herself, and she asked the magic mirror the same question as usual.
Evil Queen: "You NEED Me" (Once Upon A Time S5E23)
Who defeats the Evil Queen in Snow White?
But Snow White's fiance Prince Richard manages to kill the witch on a desperate fight, saving not only his beloved but also freeing Chrystal from the evil influence.
She grows to love Snow White as if she where her own daughter. But when the King's three witch-like cousins come for a visit they give her the Magic Mirror of which the spirit was that of her dead father. It would serve as a corrupting influence on her throughout the novel.
Season 5. Regina tricks Zelena into using the Apprentice's wand in order to summon a cyclone, which takes them all to the Enchanted Forest where Emma has become the new Dark One. After they all are invited to Camelot, Regina introduces herself as "the Savior", a titled that once belonged to Emma.
She is fully aware of the curse, her Fairy Tale persona, and her role in the curse. Outside of a romantic (or at least physical) relationship with Sheriff Graham, little has been revealed of her personal life beyond her desire to control most everyone and destroy Mary Margaret and Emma Swan.
As Parrilla notes, Regina's happy ending does not include a love interest, but the character was briefly reunited with Robin Hood (Sean Maguire) in a dream during the finale — read more about that scene in our interview with executive producers Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis here.
She is the Evil Queen of the Enchanted Forest, who casts a dark curse that transports everyone to the real world in a town called Storybrooke. From Season 2 on, Regina works to redeem herself for her adoptive son Henry's sake and eventually because she no longer wants to be a villain anymore.
After the Wish Realm Rumple causes chaos and tries to separate our favorite fairy-tale characters for good, the real Rumple finally finds the courage to be the better man — by sacrificing himself. As Hook slowly dies from his poisoned heart, Rumple decides to take out his own heart and give it to his former enemy.
After Daniel's death, Regina blamed a young Snow White for his demise. Forced to marry Snow's father, Regina grew bitter and angry, eventually transforming into the Evil Queen who was out for revenge.
According to tonight's fairyback — er, Storybrookeback — er, garden-variety-flashback — Regina's earthbound yearning for a child is a direct result of her earlier patricide. Killing Henry Sr. left the Evil Queen with a hole in her heart, one she's decided to fill 18 years later by procuring a child.
Regina was born with magic, but Emma was born with the strongest light magic. There's a difference there. Emma was also able to close Zelena's time-travel portal so she did, in a way, defeat her.
Despite all the hatred and pain between them, Regina and Snow White formed one of the best friendships on the show. The development of this relationship was a result of Snow White's refusal to give up on Regina, no matter how much she pushed her away, and Regina learning to forgive her for everything she cost her.
Her mother dies when she is twelve years old on her birthday because Eva was poisoned by Cora with magic. She later told the secret that Regina told her to keep, causing Regina's hatred for Snow to fester.
She got the scar on her lip when she was 10 years old after she tried to protect her pet cat from a dog attack. Is very close with Jared Gilmore, who plays her son on Once Upon a Time (2011). He considers her an honorary member of his family.
Do Robin and Regina end up together? No, unfortunately Robin and Regina don't end up together, despite their True Love status. Tinker Bell used pixie dust to confirm their connection, but Robin ultimately chose to remain loyal to his fiancée Marian, leaving Regina heartbroken.
The Snow Queen (Snedronningen), is the main antagonist of this tale, she is the evil queen of the snowflakes or "snow bees", who travels throughout the world with the snow.
The Evil Queen, also known as the Wicked Queen, Queen Grimhilde, or just the Queen, is a fictional character who appears in Walt Disney Productions' first animated feature film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) and remains a villain character in their extended Snow White franchise.
Maleficent is sometimes incorrectly referred to as an evil queen, likely because she lives in an abandoned castle in the Forbidden mountains, but she isn't actually a queen in Maleficent or in Sleeping Beauty (in Maleficent her aunt and uncle were technically rulers of the Moors, although that was cut from the final ...
