So, if there ever was a Roger Rabbit world, would the correlation between humans and toons still exist, with the two being distinctly different societies, even though the KH universe consists of many bizarre worlds and cartoon like atmospheres?

 

And if this is the case, does that mean that every other world that you visit (with the exceptions being live action movies like Tron and Pirates) be considered inhabited by toons as well? 

 

And if this were the case, would Sora, Riku, and the other humanoid, original KH characters be considered human, or toons?

 

And if they are all toons, would Dip kill of any character in any Disney world?

Oh my God no.That'd be too weird omg.

Really good questions O-o Lee's sure they would come up with something. Lee would love to see Roger Rabbit in KH3! It's her fav movie ^w^ 

And IF the KH original characters were toons, would that mean that Judge Doom is right now the one guy who can kill Xehanort for good?

Will Sora be mature enough to survive in that kind of world. LOL

Worlds can operate by their own laws due to their unique natures--mermaids aren't found outside Atlantica, Wonderland is Wonderland and Halloween Town is Halloween Town.  Lion King has talking animals, as does Disney Town, where the animals are also anthropomorphized.  Tron obeys the nature of being in a computer, and Winnie the Pooh is bound by the book.

 

Maybe toons in Roger Rabbit are just unique inhabitants of another world that has its own laws of nature.  The Roger Rabbit film makes the difference between toons vs non-toons clear, and none of the KH cast fit RR's definition of being a toon, the occasional slapstick notwithstanding.  Toons can do things non-toons can't; they operate just like characters you'd find on TV (some of them are characters you find on TV).  There's more to a toon than being a funny animal or looking different from reality, so I wouldn't consider Sora and co. or the other Disney cast toons in RR's definition of the term.

Thats like asking for a Wreck-It Ralph world.