History StealthPun / AnimatedFilms

* ''WesternAnimation/JonahAVeggieTalesMovie'' contained -- without comment -- a bunch of city guards whose weapons were [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pikeman long poles with fish on the ends of them]].

* The first ''WesternAnimation/VeggieTales'' movie contained -- without comment -- a bunch of city guards whose weapons were [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pikeman long poles with fish on the ends of them]].

* In the first ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe1'', the elderly MadScientist Dr. Nefario is apparently a bit hard of hearing: one of his inventions is a gun that, when fired, produces [[{{Fartillery}} a flatulent noise and a cloud of foul-smelling gas]] that knocks out a Minion, to which Gru angrily tells Nefario "No, no, no, I said dart gun! ''Dart'' gun!"

* ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'': Mr. Incredible gets through a wall of lava to get to Syndrome's private computer. What's it called when a program on a computer is used to keep malicious outside forces, well, outside? Is it or is it not called a firewall?

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Antz}}'', the two main characters come across two insects by the name of "Chip" and "Muffy" who talk with [[Series/GilligansIsland Thurston Howell III]]-type accents and act in other ways consistent with the stereotype of a WhiteAngloSaxonProtestant (or WASP). While never specifically named, it's obvious from their character models that they are in the order hymenoptera, specifically wasps.

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Antz}}'', the two main characters come across two insects by the name of "Chip" and "Muffy" who talk with Thurston Howell III type accents and act in other ways consistent with the stereotype of a WhiteAngloSaxonProtestant (or WASP). While never specifically named, it's obvious from their character models that they are in the order hymenoptera, specifically wasps.

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Cars}}'', Sally Carrera, the female lawyer car, is a Porsche. The term ''Portia'' is a slang term for a female lawyer; it was lifted from the female lead from Shakespeare's ''Theatre/TheMerchantOfVenice'', who impersonated a lawyer to defend Antonio against Shylock.

* In the first ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe'', the elderly MadScientist Dr. Nefario is apparently a bit hard of hearing: one of his inventions is a gun that, when fired, produces [[{{Fartillery}} a flatulent noise and a cloud of foul-smelling gas]] that knocks out a Minion, to which Gru angrily tells Nefario "No, no, no, I said dart gun! ''Dart'' gun!"

* ''WesternAnimation/ThePrincessAndTheFrog'': At the end of the movie the firefly, [[MeaningfulName Ray]], [[spoiler:dies, and [[Anime/GraveOfTheFireflies a funeral is held for him.]] After his funeral, he [[WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994 is reincarnated as a star in the night sky.]]]]

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Antz}}'', the two main characters come across two insects by the name of "Chip" and "Muffy" who talk with Thurston Howell III type accents and act in other ways consistent with the stereotype of a WhiteAngloSaxonProtestant. While never specifically named, it's obvious from their character models that they are in the order hymenoptera, specifically wasps.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheBraveLittleToaster: In "It's A B-Movie," the line "It ain't home on the range!" is sung by a stove, or ''range''.

* In Disney's ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood'' a scene specifically depicts Friar Tuck, who is portrayed as a badger, cheering during a fight scene, while the music playing in the background is the fight song of the University of Wisconsin ''Badgers''.

* In ''WesternAnimation/YellowSubmarine'', Ringo pulls two stealth puns in the same discussion, as he and Old Fred come across Frankenstein's monster lying strapped to a laboratory platform:

-->'''Ringo:''' Can't help it, I'm a born lever puller. (''for "Liverpooler"'')

* ''WesternAnimation/InsideOut'' Anger's head erupts whenever he loses his cool. In other words, he's a hothead. Also, he's the shortest of the emotions; Riley has a short temper. And he wears a stereotypical manager outfit. Might be "anger management."

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Moana}}'' the tattoos that show Maui's {{Backstory}} appear on his back.

* In ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory2'', Woody has a nightmare about Andy throwing him away. In ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory3'', Woody tells the other toys he needs to get to Andy's house, which is on Elm Street. [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet Woody had a nightmare on Elm street]].

** In ''3'', one of the toys at Sunnyside Daycare is a [[ShoutOut blue stuffed kitten]]. Who gets played with by a little girl that tells it "[[WesternAnimation/MonstersInc Boo!]]"

* One of the lyrics from the song "Topsy Turvy" from ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'' is "...every clown's a king and every king's a clown...". The song is question is actually sung by Clopin, a colorful and enigmatic character who constantly refers himself as the king of the Gypsies, and dresses up in a clown suit.

** During his "Mrs. Nesbitt" rant in ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory1'', Buzz calls the two headless dolls seated with him "Marie Antoinette and her little sister". Marie Antoinette and her little sister by marriage, Élisabeth of France, were both beheaded by guillotine during the French Revolution. This reference leaves Buzz, the sole male guest at Hannah's tea party, standing in the place of Élisabeth's brother and Marie's husband, King Louis XVI, who was also beheaded. Buzz has GoneMadFromTheRevelation in the previous scene that he really is just a toy. ''He's lost his head.''

** Dug's name. No, that isn't misspelled.
** The dogs are introduced in order of the Greek alphabet; Alpha, Beta, Gamma... Epsilon. There is never a Delta shown, there is however Dug. Furthermore, he is the fourth dog named.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}'' has a few to boast of as well, including Alfredo Linguini, whose name is so dreadfully punny it's almost painful to utter aloud, and Anton Ego. Along with the title of the movie, of course, although that's {{lampshade|Hanging}}d.

* ''WesternAnimation/InsideOut'' has quite a few:
** Anger's head erupts whenever he loses his cool. In other words, he's a hothead. Also, he's the shortest of the emotions; Riley has a short temper. And he wears a stereotypical manager outfit. Might be "anger management."
** Riley's Train of Thought is represented by an actual train. It derails at one point in the movie, so Riley ''loses her train of thought'' and can't think straight.
** When Riley [[spoiler:is on the bus going back to Minnesota]], the mission console [[spoiler:turns grey and locks out all the emotions. Riley has ''emotionally shut down''.]]
** Puberty is symbolized as a button. There will be a time when she is going to "hit puberty".
** In the short, ''Riley's First Date?'', a brief look at Jordan's Headquarters reveals his emotions are mostly goofing off, to the extent that nobody seems to actually be at the console. In other words, Jordan is absent-minded.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'':
** The name of Syndrome's island is only mentioned once: a passing reference to "current temperature on Nomanisan" during Mr. Incredible's second visit. "No-man-is-an Island". This could also serve as a MeaningfulName, if you consider the way [[FaceHeelTurn Syndrome became who he is now]].
** This is also the reason for Violet's MeaningfulName (she's painfully shy, i.e., a "ShrinkingViolet"). Or it could refer to ultraviolet, referencing her powers (energy shields and invisibility).
** Jack-Jack, [[spoiler:as his powers are a "''jack'' of all trades" thing]].
** Their ironic pun of a last name: Parr. As in average.
** A meta-example, the "Incredits" track of WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles soundtrack. A portmanteau of the movie's title, The Incredibles, and the word "End Credits", where the track is heard in the movie.
** Also from the soundtrack, "Lithe or Death" when Helen has to use her powers to sneak into Syndrome's headquarters.
** Think about this visual stealth pun. Mr. Incredible gets through a wall of lava to get to Syndrome's private computer. What's it called when a program on a computer is used to keep malicious outside forces, well, outside? Is it or is it not called a firewall?

** Almost every name in the movie is a reference to fish or something water-related. Gil, Marlin, [Captain] Nemo, Anchor, Chum... Even Deb (Flo and Deb, or, if you prefer, Ebb and Flow).

* ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'' featured giant insects that for some reason caught fire and exploded if they made contact with anything on the ground.
** At the end of the film, Kida is last seen climbing up a large rock structure wearing a long, flowing dress and a tiara with pink and blue feathers coming out of the back, making her a [[TheHighQueen High Queen.]]

* Toward the end of the "Pomp and Circumstance" sequence from ''WesternAnimation/Fantasia2000'', a female dove actually bursts into tears after WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck throws her mate over the railing of [[Literature/TheBible Noah's Ark]] so that he can find the olive branch.
** Except that [[SomewhereAnOrnithologistIsCrying mourning doves don't look like that...]]
* At the very beginning of ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo'', just right before [[HumansAreTheRealMonsters the divers]] take him away, causing his father to go after them, Nemo can be seen attending school with several other young fish. A group of fish is actually called a school.

** This is also the reason for Violet's MeaningfulName (she's painfully shy, i.e., a "ShrinkingViolet"). Or it could refer to ultraviolet, referencing her powers (energy shields and invisibility). Same with her brother Dash who is extremely fast.

* In Disney's ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood'', Maid Marian (a vixen) has a hen as a nursemaid, but nobody references the aphorism about "setting a fox to watch the henhouse".
** Probably because a hen is watching the foxhouse, which isn't a thing.
** There is, however, the saying about someone who is constantly anxious and worried being a "mother hen".
** It could also mean that Maid Marian is "henpecked" by her nursemaid.
** A scene specifically depicts Friar Tuck, who is portrayed as a badger, cheering during a fight scene, while the music playing in the background is the fight song of the University of Wisconsin ''Badgers''.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheRugratsMovie'' had Charlotte say towards the beginning of the movie, when referring to the soon-to-be-born Dil, "You know what they say -- born under Venus, look for a--" [[SubvertedRhymeEveryOccasion which is then interrupted]] by her cellphone ringing.

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Tarzan}}'' the song "Strangers Like Me" sets up Tarzan and Jane's romance. At one point during the song, we see the two "lovebirds" sitting together in a tree. . . surrounded by a flock of ''literal'' lovebirds!

** Also, Dug's name. No, that isn't misspelled.

* The "dogfighters" pun was also done in ''[[WesternAnimation/WallaceAndGromitCurseOfTheWereRabbit Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit]]'', with Gromit and the villain's dog fighting in planes.
** Not really a stealth pun in this case, however, since the phrase is made visible when Phillip spots the "Dogfight" attraction.

* In ''WesternAnimation/Shrek2'' the potion given to the King to make Fiona fall in love with the first man she kisses is labeled "IX". It is not mentioned then that it must be Love Potion Number 9.
** In the scene where Shrek and Donkey (in human and horse forms) are in a bar after their plan fails, the barmaid says to Shrek "Why the long face?", while Donkey is standing right next to him.

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Up}}'', there is a scene in which several dogs pilot fighter planes, making them... dogfighters.
** Also, Dug's name. No, that isn't misspelled.
** The dogs are introduced in order of the Greek alphabet; Alpha, Beta, Gamma... Epsilon. There is never a Delta shown, there is however Dug. Furthermore, he is the fourth dog named.
* The "dogfighters" pun was also done in ''[[WesternAnimation/WallaceAndGromitCurseOfTheWereRabbit Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit]]'', with Gromit and the villain's dog fighting in planes.
** Not really a stealth pun in this case, however, since the phrase is made visible when Phillip spots the "Dogfight" attraction.
* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Cars}}'', Sally Carrera, the female lawyer car, is a Porsche. The term ''Portia'' is a slang term for a female lawyer; it was lifted from the female lead from Shakespeare's ''Theatre/TheMerchantOfVenice'', who impersonated a lawyer to defend Antonio against Shylock.
** In a later scene, Lightning notices Sally (who used to be from Los Angeles) has a decal just above her bumper, the car equivalent of a tattoo on the small of the back, which is sometimes known as a "California license plate".
** In another scene, Lightning claims Doc Hudson is a famous racing car, the Hudson Hornet, who "won three Piston Cups!", causing Mater to SpitTake and say "He did ''what'' in his cup?"

* ''WesternAnimation/WallE'': When EVE comes back with a plant, activating the centuries old recolonization protocol, a manual pops out, which the captain orders to relay its information. AUTO shows him that the pages must be turned by himself; i.e., it is ''Manual''.
** WALL-E's name. It's actually A113 (a common running gag featured in many Pixar films, such as "Directive A113", also from this movie), but written in {{Leetspeak}} and with a "W" added to the front.
** [[spoiler:WALL-E (with the E standing for Earth-class) eventually runs into an Axiom-class version of himself named WALL-A. Actually, he runs into two of them. Which of course means that they're... WALL-A WALL-A. *rimshot*]]
** WALL-E's only companion on the deserted Earth is a cockroach named Hal. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hal_Roach Get it?]]
* In ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory2'', Woody has a nightmare about Andy throwing him away. In ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory3'', Woody tells the other toys he needs to get to Andy's house, which is on Elm Street. [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet Woody had a nightmare on Elm street]].
** Woody is the leader of Andy's room -- in the first movie, we see that Slinky is (or used to be) the second-in-command. A cowboy... and a "long little doggy"...
** In ''3'', one of the toys at Sunnyside Daycare is a [[ShoutOut blue stuffed kitten]]. Who gets played with by a little girl that tells it "[[WesternAnimation/MonstersInc Boo!]]"
* At the very beginning of ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo'', just right before [[HumansAreTheRealMonsters the divers]] take him away, causing his father to go after them, Nemo can be seen attending school with several other young fish. A group of fish is actually called a school.
** Almost every name in the movie is a reference to fish or something water-related. Gil, Marlin, [Captain] Nemo, Anchor, Chum... Even Deb (Flo and Deb, or, if you prefer, Ebb and Flow).

* In ''WesternAnimation/CorpseBride'', the bar where Victor first arrives is called the "Ball and Socket", making it the Ball and Socket ''joint''. And the bar is a popular place, or a "hip joint."
** The head waiter is a head who happens to a waiter.
** While looking for Victor, Emily passes by a second-hand store that sells hands for people that lost the first one.

* The writers behind ''WesternAnimation/CloudyWithAChanceOfMeatballs'' claim they had to turn one of the opening lines into a version of Stealth Pun #2. To wit:
-->'''Flint:''' ''(narrating)'' But when all seemed lost, I stared at ''da feet'' and found hope.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheGreatMouseDetective'', Basil and Dr. Dawson walk into a bar to find information on Ratigan, who lures them into his lair and into a gigantic trap. The name of the bar they enter? The Rat Trap.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheIronGiant'', Dean, the artist, directs the Giant to make a mobile, a hanging children's toy, out of cars. "Automobile".
* In ''WesternAnimation/LegendOfTheGuardiansTheOwlsOfGaHoole'', there is a TrainingMontage[=/=]GoodTimesMontage which involves various shots of Ga'hoole--a vast city full of owls. (Well, vast if you're an owl, anyway.) Over said montage, there's a cheerful song called "To the Sky." The song itself is not a pun on the action happening... until you realize [[Music/OwlCity what band is performing it.]]
* ''WesternAnimation/ThePrincessAndTheFrog'': At the end of the movie the firefly, [[MeaningfulName Ray]], [[spoiler:dies, and [[Anime/GraveOfTheFireflies a funeral is held for him.]] After his funeral, he [[WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994 is reincarnated as a star in the night sky.]]]]
* Toward the end of the "Pomp and Circumstance" sequence from ''WesternAnimation/Fantasia2000'', a female dove actually bursts into tears after WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck throws her mate over the railing of [[Literature/TheBible Noah's Ark]] so that he can find the olive branch.
** Except that [[SomewhereAnOrnithologistIsCrying mourning doves don't look like that...]]
* One of the lyrics from the song "Topsy Turvy" from ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'' is "...every clown's a king and every king's a clown...". The song is question is actually sung by Clopin, a colorful and enigmatic character who constantly refers himself as the king of the Gypsies, and dresses up in a clown suit.
** A Stealth ShoutOut: there's [[WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}} a horse with two rear ends]] in the crowd.
* ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'' featured giant insects that for some reason caught fire and exploded if they made contact with anything on the ground.
** At the end of the film, Kida is last seen climbing up a large rock structure wearing a long, flowing dress and a tiara with pink and blue feathers coming out of the back, making her a [[TheHighQueen High Queen.]]
* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Antz}}'', the two main characters come across two insects by the name of "Chip" and "Muffy" who talk with Thurston Howell III type accents and act in other ways consistent with the stereotype of a WhiteAngloSaxonProtestant. While never specifically named, it's obvious from their character models that they are in the order hymenoptera, specifically wasps.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Brave}}'': At the end, Elinor says that she's like a "wee baby" [[spoiler: after transforming back into a human]]. The pun is that she is [[spoiler: ''bear'' naked]].
* ''WesternAnimation/TheRugratsMovie'' had Charlotte say towards the beginning of the movie, when referring to the soon-to-be-born Dil, "You know what they say - born under Venus, look for a--" [[SubvertedRhymeEveryOccasion which is then interrupted]] by her cellphone ringing.
* Pitch's Nightmares in ''WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians'' take the form of horses, making them night ''mares''.
* In the first ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe'', the elderly MadScientist Dr. Nefario is apparently a bit hard of hearing: one of his inventions is a gun that, when fired, produces [[{{Fartillery}} a flatulent noise and a cloud of foul-smelling gas]] that knocks out a Minion, to which Gru angrily tells Nefario "No, no, no, I said dart gun! ''Dart'' gun!"

* In ''WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut'', Sheila is an crazy MoralGuardian whose actions end up causing Satan to rise and about bring Hell on Earth. So, I guess you could call her a hell-raiser.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheBookOfLife'', Pancho Rodriguez says he and his brothers ran into four bars... right before running into a bar. Ouch!
* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Tarzan}}'' the song "Strangers Like Me" sets up Tarzan and Jane's romance. At one point during the song, we see the two "lovebirds" sitting together in a tree. . . surrounded by a flock of ''literal'' lovebirds!
* ''WesternAnimation/InsideOut'' has quite a few:
** Anger's head erupts whenever he loses his cool. In other words, he's a hothead. Also, he's the shortest of the emotions; Riley has a short temper. And he wears a stereotypical manager outfit. Might be "anger management."
** Riley's Train of Thought is represented by an actual train. It derails at one point in the movie, so Riley ''loses her train of thought'' and can't think straight.
** When Riley [[spoiler:is on the bus going back to Minnesota]], the mission console [[spoiler:turns grey and locks out all the emotions. Riley has ''emotionally shut down''.]]
** Puberty is symbolized as a button. There will be a time when she is going to "hit puberty".
** In the short, ''Riley's First Date?'', a brief look at Jordan's Headquarters reveals his emotions are mostly goofing off, to the extent that nobody seems to actually be at the console. In other words, Jordan is absent-minded.
* ''WesternAnimation/SausageParty'':
** The movie concludes with a massive orgy between all types of food. In other words: FoodPorn.
** The film has a character named Firewater who's an anthropomorphic bottle of alcohol who acts like a MagicalNativeAmerican; the latter are known for their deep connection with "spirits", and Firewater is no exception, in fact, he's also literally one (a drink).
** The Nuts in the movie have a stong hatred of [[CampGay the Fruits]]. Homophobes are nuts!

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Moana}}'' the tattoos that show Maui's {{Backstory}} appear on his back.
* In ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManIntoTheSpiderVerse'', the Peter Parker from Miles's universe is young, rich, handsome, famous, popular, good at his job, HappilyMarried, in close contact with his still-living aunt, mostly at peace with his uncle's death, and has a cool secret lair containing a ton of cool gadgets and vehicles. Compared to Peter B. (a depressed wreck reduced to bingeing on pizza and crying in the bathtub after his aunt's death and his sabotage of his relationship with Mary Jane), Miles (an absolute rookie who has no idea what he's doing), Gwen (who's so messed up from losing a friend that she's trying to cut herself off from all the others), and Spider-Man Noir (a HardBoiledDetective who deliberately burns his fingers on matches in order to feel ''something'' again), it's like Miles's universe's Peter is the ''ultimate'' Spider-Man. Miles Morales was introduced in the ''ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan'' comic.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheNightmareBeforeChristmas'', when Jack was trying to understand Christmas, he wrote down a number of unconventional equations on his blackboard. One of which was "Roasting Chestnuts/Open Fire".

* In ''WesternAnimation/Shrek2'' the potion given to the King to make Fiona fall in love with the first man she kisses is labeled "IX". It is not mentioned then that it must be [[spoiler:Love Potion Number 9]].

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Coraline}}'', the seats of the theater are filled with small dogs -- Scotties. Later, when the world shows its dark side, the dogs become skeletons... [[spoiler:Night Terriers]]?
** The toy tank in the Otherworld bedroom resembles the British Mark 1, which nickname is... [[spoiler:Mother]].
* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Up}}'', there is a scene in which several dogs pilot fighter planes, making them... [[spoiler:dogfighters]].

* The [[spoiler:"dogfighters"]] pun was also done in ''[[WesternAnimation/WallaceAndGromitCurseOfTheWereRabbit Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit]]'', with Gromit and the villain's dog fighting in planes.
** Not really a stealth pun in this case, however, since the phrase is made visible when Phillip spots the [[spoiler:"Dogfight"]] attraction.

** In a later scene, Lightning notices Sally (who used to be from Los Angeles) has a decal just above her bumper, the car equivalent of a tattoo on the small of the back, which is sometimes known as [[spoiler: a "California license plate".]]

** The name of Syndrome's island is only mentioned once: a passing reference to "current temperature on Nomanisan" during Mr. Incredible's second visit. [[spoiler: "No-man-is-an Island".]] This could also serve as a MeaningfulName, if you consider the way [[FaceHeelTurn Syndrome became who he is now]].

** WALL-E's name. [[spoiler: It's actually A113 (a common running gag featured in many Pixar films, such as "Directive A113", also from this movie), but written in {{Leetspeak}} and with a "W" added to the front.]]

* At the very beginning of ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo'', just right before [[HumansAreTheRealMonsters the divers]] take him away, causing his father to go after them, Nemo can be seen attending school with several other young fish. [[spoiler: A group of fish is actually called a school.]]

* In ''WesternAnimation/CorpseBride'', the bar where Victor first arrives is called the "Ball and Socket", [[spoiler:making it the Ball and Socket ''joint''.]] And the bar is a popular place, or a [[spoiler:"hip joint."]]

-->'''Flint:''' ''(narrating)'' But when all seemed lost, I stared at [[spoiler:da feet]] and found hope.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheGreatMouseDetective'', Basil and Dr. Dawson walk into a bar to find information on Ratigan, who lures them into his lair and into a gigantic trap. The name of the bar they enter? [[spoiler:The Rat Trap.]]
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheIronGiant'', Dean, the artist, directs the Giant to make a mobile, a hanging children's toy, out of cars. [[spoiler: Automobile]]

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Antz}}'', the two main characters come across two insects by the name of "Chip" and "Muffy" who talk with Thurston Howell III type accents and act in other ways consistent with the stereotype of a WhiteAngloSaxonProtestant. While never specifically named, its obvious from their character models that they are in the order hymenoptera, specifically [[spoiler: wasps]].

* Pitch's Nightmares in ''WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians'' take the form of horses, making them [[spoiler: night ''mares''.]]

* In ''WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut'', Sheila is an crazy MoralGuardian whose actions end up causing Satan to rise and about bring Hell on Earth. So, I guess you could call her [[spoiler: a hell-raiser]].

** The movie concludes with a massive orgy between all types of food. In other words: [[spoiler: FoodPorn]].

** The Nuts in the movie have a stong hatred of [[CampGay the Fruits]]. [[spoiler: Homophobes are nuts!]]

** There's a scene where a trio of officers are given an undercover mission. The hippo wears a mustache, the polar bear wears a hat, and the timber wolf...puts on a sheep costume. Yep, he's a [[spoiler: wolf in sheep's clothing]].

* In Disney's ''Disney/RobinHood'', Maid Marian (a vixen) has a hen as a nursemaid, but nobody references the aphorism about "setting a fox to watch the henhouse".

* In ''Disney/TheGreatMouseDetective'', Basil and Dr. Dawson walk into a bar to find information on Ratigan, who lures them into his lair and into a gigantic trap. The name of the bar they enter? [[spoiler:The Rat Trap.]]

* ''Disney/ThePrincessAndTheFrog'': At the end of the movie the firefly, [[MeaningfulName Ray]], [[spoiler:dies, and [[Anime/GraveoftheFireflies a funeral is held for him.]] After his funeral, he [[Disney/TheLionKing is reincarnated as a star in the night sky.]]]]
* Toward the end of the "Pomp and Circumstance" sequence from ''[[Disney/{{Fantasia}} Fantasia 2000]]'', a female dove actually bursts into tears after WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck throws her mate over the railing of [[Literature/TheBible Noah's Ark]] so that he can find the olive branch.

* One of the lyrics from the song "Topsy Turvy" from ''Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'' is "...every clown's a king and every king's a clown...". The song is question is actually sung by Clopin, a colorful and enigmatic character who constantly refers himself as the king of the Gypsies, and dresses up in a clown suit.
** A Stealth ShoutOut: there's [[Disney/{{Aladdin}} a horse with two rear ends]] in the crowd.
* ''Disney/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'' featured giant insects that for some reason caught fire and exploded if they made contact with anything on the ground.

* In ''Disney/{{Tarzan}}'' the song "Strangers Like Me" sets up Tarzan and Jane's romance. At one point during the song, we see the two "lovebirds" sitting together in a tree. . . surrounded by a flock of ''literal'' lovebirds!

* In ''Disney/{{Zootopia}}'':

* In ''Disney/{{Moana}}'' the tattoos that show Maui's {{Backstory}} appear on his back.