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- Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure into the Underworld: The powerful Demon Lord, Demaon, bears a passing resemblance to Chernabog, right down to being a silhouette shrouded in shadows and covered in dark flames.
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- Mystical Medleys: A Vintage Cartoon Tarot: The "Two of Wands" wears a red hooded robe and shoes, and has a pair of brooms that brings to mind Mickey Mouse's appearance in "The Sorcerer's Apprentice".
- In Kingdom Come, one of the new metahumans, Blue Devil II, resembles Chernabog.
- Sherman's Lagoon: During a story arc where
Hawthorne becomes a psychic, his crystal ball is a snowglobe featuring Mickey in his "Sorcerer's Apprentice" attire.
- Allegro non Troppo is Bruno Bozzetto's full-length Affectionate Parody of Fantasia, made clear by the opening sequence when the presenter, gushing about the originality of his idea of setting animation to classical music, gets a phone call informing him that it's already been done by some guy named "Prisney". Like Fantasia, it uses live-action footage of an orchestra as a Framing Device, but instead of Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra, we get a cigar chomping dockworker conducting an orchestra of washerwomen, while a lowly cartoonist shackled to his desk provides the visuals. Two segments in particular are direct parodies of segments from the original: "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun" spoofs the mythological setting of "Pastoral Symphony", and "Bolero" features a parade of prehistoric animals inspired by "Rite of Spring".
- The Black Cauldron: The Horned King riding a skeletal horse in Hen Wen's vision is borrowed animation from "Night on Bald Mountain".
- The Lion King 1 ½: At the end of the film, Hyacinth Hippo is among the many Disney characters who enters the theater to see the film after Timon's mother rewinds it.
- Make Mine Music:
- The animation for "Blue Bayou" was originally produced for Debussy's "Claire de Lune", a segment that was cut from the original release of Fantasia.
- "Peter and the Wolf" was also developed for a prospective follow up to Fantasia.
- In the opening of "The Whale Who Wanted To Sing at the Met", one of the wraiths from "Night on Bald Mountain" flies past.
- Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas: The opening segment, "Belles on Ice", features the dancing hippos and crocodiles from "Dance of the Hours".
- Pooh's Heffalump Halloween Movie: Mickey's Sorcerer hat is seen in Roo's costume box.
- Puss in Boots: The Last Wish: Among the magical artifacts in Jack Hornet’s collection is a blue wizard’s hat with white stars, much like the one from “Sorcerer’s Apprentice”.
- The Thief and the Cobbler: The thief preparing to fly to the giant ruby near the Witch's lair on improvised wings mimics Chernabog, complete with music.
- Wish (2023): The logo for the film is in the font used for re-issues of Fantasia, as well as Fantasia 2000.
Film — Live-Action
- Who Framed Roger Rabbit: The brooms from "Sorcerer's Apprentice" and Mlle. Upanova and Hyacinth Hippo from "Dance of the Hours" appear at the Maroon Cartoon studio. Maroon mentions that he has half the cast of Fantasia on loan from Disney. Cherubs from "Pastoral Symphony" and the mushrooms from "Nutcracker Suite" also appear during the Toontown sequence.
- The climax of Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legends sees the revival of the Ultimate Monster, Belyudora, whose silohoutte from a distance resembles Chernaborg.
- Zombieland: Double Tap has Columbus reveal that Fantasia is his favorite movie.
- The Dresden Files: In the short "Something Borrowed" it's noted that most un-savvy people assume that knowing magic means Harry can make his dishes wash themselves, like in The Sorcerer's Apprentice.
- Isaac Asimov's Words of Science and the History Behind Them: The entry for "Pterodactyl" mentions Fantasia by name, for the dinosaurs during The Rite of Spring.
- Temps: The between-story material includes a series of newspaper articles about a classical musician who uses his Reality Warper powers to add special effects to his performances. One states that he is being sued by Disney after he violated copyright while performing "The Sorcerer's Apprentice", and adding that the venue had been closed down by specialist pest-control officers. The headline is "Biederberg Takes the Mickey".
- The Big Bang Theory: At one point in the episode "The Tangerine Factor", Sheldon says that Leonard was dancing like one of the hippos from Fantasia.
- Ellen's Energy Adventure featured an Allosaurus and a Stegosaurus fighting, clearly a reference to the battle between a Tyrannosaurus Rex and a Stegosaurus in the film's "Rite of Spring" segment.
- Mickey's PhilharMagic: The walking brooms from "Sorcerer's Apprentice" appear; Mickey in his sorcerer's outfit fixes the runaway instruments in the end, set to Dukas' music.
- Both the SNES and Sega Genesis versions of Bonkers have Mickey's sorcerer hat as a treasure in the Toon Museum. In the former game, it is stolen and can be recovered by completing the Downtown level, and in the latter game, Bonkers has to protect it from Harry the Handbag and his gang of raccoon thieves.
- Cuphead: The Devil's second and (especially) third form are heavily reminiscent, in lighting, perspective, and style, of Chernabog from Fantasia.
- In The Simpsons: Night of the Living Treehouse of Horror, the boss of the first level, "Bad Dream House", is an anthropomorphic broom that resembles the brooms from the film's "Sorcerer's Apprentice" segment.
- The Angry Video Game Nerd: In his review of the Earthworm Jim trilogy, the Nerd says that the second level of the first game, "What the Heck?" reminds him of Fantasia, due to its use of Night on Bald Mountain as the background music and Evil the Cat perched atop a mountain.
- The Nostalgia Critic:
- In his "Top 11 Disney Villains" video, Chernabog is placed in the #1 spot.
- In his review of Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland, the Critic calls the Nightmare King a cross between Chernabog and a jackalope.
- In his review of The Sorcerer's Apprentice, one of the sketches is a trailer for a Fantasia Cinematic Universe, which the film is apparently part of.
- UrinatingTree has reviewed the Licensed Game of the movie for the Sega Genesis.
- Animaniacs (1993): The cartoon "The Brain's Apprentice", as its title implies, is a parody of this film's segment "The Sorcerer's Apprentice".
- Animaniacs (2020): In "Here Comes Treble", the scene with the multiplying Warners with mops set to In the Hall of Mountain King is a spoof of "The Sorcerer's Apprentice".
- Garfield and Friends: In "Rodent Rampage", during the "There's A Mouse in the House" song, Jon is seen dressed like Sorcerer Mickey (albeit with an orange robe and hat) and he uses magic to control several brooms.
- Kaeloo: In Episode 55, Olaf the penguin says he wants to take over Smileyland (the show's setting), Narnia, Wonderland, and Fantasia.
- Looney Tunes:
- Pigs in a Polka begins with an introduction a la the ones featuring Deems Taylor for each segment in Fantasia, with the Wolf in place of Taylor.
- A Corny Concerto is one long parody of Fantasia, with Elmer Fudd in place of Deems Taylor.
- At the beginning of What's Opera, Doc?, Elmer's shadow channels Chernabog.
- Mickey Mouse (2013): "Springtime" pays tribute to Fantasia with an original classical-sounding score accompanying the short.
- Muppet Babies (1984): In the episode "The Great Muppet Cartoon Show", Animal appears with walking paintbrushes that greatly resemble the brooms from the film's "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" segment.
- Presto: The magic hat that Alec uses looks like Mickey's Sorcerer hat, albeit it's purple as opposed to blue.
- Rocko's Modern Life:
- In the episode "Who Gives a Buck", after Rocko chops up his credit card, he has a dream in which the pieces of the credit card come to life a la the brooms in the film's "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" segment.
- In "Sugar Frosted Frights", Filburt has an Imagine Spot after first eating candy where he's Chernabog summoning candy into his mouth.
- In "Wacky Delly", Ralph Bighead's one episode of the titular Show Within a Show which gets it cancelled spoofs the dancing mushroom scene from "Nutcracker Suite".
- The Simpsons:
- "Treehouse of Horror IV': At one point, Flanders shapeshifts into Chernabog.
- "Itchy and Scratchy Land": One of Itchy and Scratchy's cartoons, "Scratchtasia", is a parody of the film.
- "Simpsons Bible Stories": Nelson's emerging from the rubble of his tower parodies Chernabog.
- "Homerazzi": The Couch Gag begins by parodying the film's "Rite of Spring" segment, complete with Bart and Lisa battling as a Tyrannosaurus Rex and a Stegosaurus respectively.
- "Fland Canyon": During the Disney-inspired Couch Gag by Eric Goldberg, Bart channels Mickey in "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" segment, complete with outfit.
- Tiny Toon Adventures:
- The prologue to "Stuff That Goes Bump in the Night" is a direct parody of the "Night on Bald Mountain" segment, even using the same Mussorgsky piece.
- The short, "Top Secret Apprentice" (part of "Tiny Toon Music Television") is a parody of the "Sorcerer's Apprentice" segment. In keeping with the parody, there is no dialogue except for one line at the end spoken by Buster and all sound effects except the first time the door closes are represented by music.
- In the short, "Boo Ha Ha" (part of "The Return to the ACME Acres Zone"), Hamton and Plucky encounter a giant horned demon that looks like Chernabog.
