Society of Explorers and Adventurers

The Society of Explorers and Adventurers also known as S.E.A. or SEA are a group integral to the past of The Disney Club. They are an organization of explorers gathered for the sole purpose of collecting, conserving, and curating valuable cultural and artistic artifacts from around the world and make them available to the public in an artistically pleasing and sensitive manner. They also worked closely with a legion of wizards, witches & other magicians that would aid them on their adventures.

Notable Members

 * Henry Mystic


 * Harrison Hightower


 * Barnabas T. Bullion


 * Captain Mary Oceaneer


 * Albert Falls


 * Merriweather Adam Pleasure


 * Jason Chandler


 * Jock Lindsey


 * Camellia Falco


 * Captain Nemo

16th century
The Society was established on August 12, 1538 at Porto Paradiso, Italy, home of the Fortress Explorations that serves as the club's headquarters. Established to carry on the great work of exploring and understanding the world during the Renaissance and Age of Exploration and years into the past, the society consists of scientists, explorers, researchers, artists, travellers and adventurers from around the world.

19th century
In the first-half of the 19th century, the society was run by Italian president Vitale Robustelli during a time of great change for the society. The S.E.A. began to expand internationally with local chapters being established by members such as Lord Henry Mystic and club-secretary Jason Chandler. In 1851, Vitale brought in the first female member of SEA in the form of one Camellia Falco.

At some point following 1851, the presidency of the Society changed from Vitale Robustelli to Jason Chandler for unknown reasons. In the June of 1882, Lord Henry Mystic travelled to Morocco where he and his pet monkey Albert became fond of middle-eastern fashion, namely the fez. At some point following this, the fez became a staple of S.E.A. membership. This however wouldn't seem to truly catch on until some point following 1899.

The S.E.A. continued their archaeological efforts to share the vast sum of humanity's knowledge and culture with the world. However there were a notable sum of members within the society who were known for unsavoury tactics such as Barnabas T. Bullion, Harrison Hightower III, Merriweather Adam Pleasure and even the likes of Jason and Chandler who supported the aforementioned members while partaking in similar crimes themselves. Certain members of the society were even involved in a group known as the Pillagers Brigade which specialized in brutal and amoral tactics in obtaining artifacts.