History OneSceneWonder / AnimatedFilms

* Frozone's wife in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles''. She never appears on-screen and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2qRDMHbXaM her only scene]] is arguing with her husband about his supersuit. It is by far the most memorable scene in an already great movie.

** THE CLOWN.
** Speaking of Nightmare Fuel, [[FamilyUnfriendlyDeath the Air Conditioner]].

** Oh, and THE CLOWN.

** Oaken in ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'' gets maybe four minutes of screentime tops from a scene that merely exists to introduce Kristoff into the story, but his comical accent, mannerisms, and overall jovial personality make the scene all the more memorable.

** ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'' has Monsieur D'Arque, the [[BedlamHouse corrupt asylum-keeper]] who is bribed by [[BigBad Gaston]] to commit Maurice. He's only in two scenes and has a handful of lines, but Creator/TonyJay gave such a memorable performance that it won his the role of BigBad Claude Frollo in ''Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame''. He also has a [[AdaptationExpansion larger role]] in the ScreenToStageAdaptation, including his own spotlight song and a [[CrazyAwesome fencing duel with Cogsworth the clock]] during the final battle.

* The Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon:
** Mrs. Jumbo from ''Disney/{{Dumbo}}''. Like her son, she actually remains silent throughout the entire film, only saying Dumbo's real name after he's been delivered to her by a stork, and unsurpringly, her voice actor is uncredited.

** Princess Aurora herself in ''Disney/SleepingBeauty''. She remains silent for most of the movie, with very little dialogue whatsoever, and the only time she ever opened her mouth completely is when she sang "I Wonder" and "Once Upon A Dream", respectively.

* The seagulls in ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo'' appear in two scenes with less than two minutes of screen time between them, yet a mere mention of them can still crack up most ''adults'' who saw the movie.

* The white wolf in ''WesternAnimation/Balto''. [[ContestedSequel Sequels aside]], nobody is totally sure if it's a real wolf, a spirit guide, or the manifestation of Balto's own wolf half, but its only appearance was one of the most powerful scenes in the film.

** Mama Odie appears only very briefly in ''ThePrincessAndTheFrog'', but ''man'' does she steal the show.

* Oaken in ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'' gets maybe four minutes of screentime tops from a scene that merely exists to introduce Kristoff into the story, but his comical accent, mannerisms, and overall jovial personality make the scene all the more memorable.

** Pretty much half the cast of ''Disney/{{Zootopia}}'', as Nick and Judy get the most screen time while many of the other characters (especially Flash and even moreso Finnick, who only has 3 lines) are only given a couple scenes. That being said, despite barely being in the movie itself, the entire teaser trailer of the movie centered around Flash while Finnick, despite only having a few lines and scenes, has tons of fan art and fan fiction about him and was even popular enough in China to inspire kids to want to get a fennec fox of their own!

** [[MsFanservice Miss Kitty]] from Disney's ''Disney/TheGreatMouseDetective''. She's in the show for only one song, but... well, it's [[http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=e2IctxaCPqw a very memorable]] one, and judging by the amount of [[http://blackrozepetal.deviantart.com/art/Let-me-be-good-to-you-91337723 fan]] [[http://tabbykat.deviantart.com/art/Let-me-Be-Good-To-You-80676729 material]] about her, [[BestKnownForTheFanservice quite a few people remembered]] as the most exciting part of the movie. Also, she has the ever-sexy voice of Melissa Manchester.

** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gwZC5s2IU0 A-THIIIIIIIS IS THE NIIIIIGHT! IT'S A BEAUUUUUUUUTIFUL A-NIIIIIIIIGHT!]]
** Another example from Disney is the snake Kaa from ''Disney/TheJungleBook'' who tries to hypnotize Mowgli and fails. He is only in the film for two scenes (he was actually going to be in just one in development, but his popularity with some test audiences gained him another one), The voice is by Sterling Holloway, of all people. He did the voice of ''Franchise/WinnieThePooh'', which is part of the reason why he's so funny.

** Mama Odie appears only very briefly in ''ThePrincessAndTheFrog'', but ''man'' does she steal the show.
** The Backson in ''Disney/WinnieThePooh'' (the 2011 movie) literally has [[TheStinger one scene]] lasting under a minute, but it's a very memorable one.

** Mrs. Jumbo from ''Disney/{{Dumbo}}''. Like her son, she actually remains silent throughout the entire film, only saying Dumbo's real name after he's been delivered to her by a stork, and unsurpringly, her voice actor is uncredited.
** In ''Disney/ChickenLittle'' one of the most popular characters is Morkubine Porcupine he only has five minutes of screen time and he only says three words.
*** Mr. Woolensworth, probably due to being voiced by Creator/PatrickStewart.

** Princess Aurora herself in ''Disney/SleepingBeauty''. She remains silent for most of the movie, with very few dialogue whatsoever, and the only time she ever opened her mouth completely is when she sang "I Wonder" and "Once Upon A Dream", respectively.

** "Mine? Mine? Minemineminemine?"
* Coral, who is killed during the film's opening.

** Peggy Lee as Peg the dog in ''Disney/LadyAndTheTramp''. Peg has just the one song, ''He's a Tramp''. But what a song! As Lee co-wrote all the songs and also voiced the Siamese Cats and Darling (Lady's owner) - and they get songs too despite little screen time - it's like several Wonders for the price of one.

** Mrs. Jumbo from ''Disney/{{Dumbo}}''. Like her son, she actually remains silent throughout the entire film, only saying Dumbo's real name after he's been delivered to her by a stork.

** There are also the partly [[BodyHorror dissasembled/dismembered appliances]] in St. Elmo's shop, largely due to their [[MusicOfAwesome awesome song]].

*** Actually, Mrs Jumbo speaks at least one full line at the start of the movie, and it's "Jumbo; Jumbo Junior" to which the other elephants respond "more like Dumbo" derisively due to the baby elephant's huge ears.

* Scrat from ''WesternAnimation/IceAge'', particularly in the first movie. provides more than one CrowningMomentOfFunny despite having no lines and about five minutes of screentime. He got spin-offs.

** Another example from Disney is the snake Kaa from ''Disney/TheJungleBook'' who tries to hypnotize Mowgli and fails. He is only in the film for two scenes (he was actually going to be in just one in development, but his popularity with some test audiences gained him another one.) The voice is by Sterling Holloway, of all people. He did the voice of ''Franchise/WinnieThePooh'', which is part of the reason why he's so funny.

*** Mr. Woolensworth, probably due to being voiced by PatrickStewart.