This video discusses various Easter eggs and hidden connections between different Disney films. It starts by explaining the "pizza theory," which posits that all Disney films are part of one larger narrative. However, the hosts have already covered this theory in a previous video, so they move on to discussing specific examples of Easter eggs.
One example is in a period film, where a gladiator is shown with a lion, which is clearly the character Scar from "The Lion King." Another example is in "The Little Mermaid," where three famous Disney characters—Mickey Mouse, Goofy, and Donald Duck—are seen in the background.
There are also Easter eggs in "Aladdin," such as a man carrying a carpet that looks very similar to Aladdin's rug. In "Beauty and the Beast," a girl reading a book is revealed to be Belle, and there are references to Aladdin and the Beast within the film.
The video also discusses the theory that Tarzan is the brother of Anna and Elsa from "Frozen." This theory is based on the similarity between Tarzan's parents and Anna and Elsa's parents in the photos from "Frozen."
In "101 Dalmatians," there is a reference to "Lady and the Tramp." In "Finding Nemo," Nemo gives a gift to Marlin, which is reminiscent of a similar scene in "Finding Nemo." In "The Little Mermaid," the character's name on a poster is Mullan, the same character from "Frozen."
The video also mentions that in "Rapunzel," the chief cook of the film, Ratatouille, is featured on the cover of a magazine. In "Tangled," the characters are born in a tavern, and two famous Disney characters—Goofy and Pinocchio—are seen. Ariel and Hercules are also relatives, as Hercules is the son of Zeus and Ariel is the daughter of Triton, who is the son of Poseidon, making him Zeus's brother.
Finally, the video discusses the link between "The Little Mermaid" and "Peter Pan," suggesting that the evil pirate who kills Ariel's mother is Captain Hook from "Peter Pan."
1. The video is about Disney characters that appeared in other films.
2. The host of the video is Lucas.
3. The video includes a scene from a Disney film where a character resembles Scar from "The Lion King".
4. An Easter egg in "The Little Mermaid" shows King Merman passing by in his carriage with a large crowd, including Mic, Goofy, and Donald Duck.
5. In "The Hunchback of Notre Dame", there's a scene showing characters from "Aladdin".
6. In "Beauty and the Beast", there are references to Aladdin and "Beauty and the Beast".
7. There's an Easter egg in "Aladdin" where the Beast from "Beauty and the Beast" appears.
8. There's a theory that Jane from "Tarzan" is from "Beauty and the Beast".
9. The director of "Frozen" has suggested that Tarzan is Elsa's younger brother.
10. In "101 Dalmatians", there's a reference to "Lady and the Tramp".
11. In "The Little Street", there's a poster with the name of Mulan.
12. In a recent film, the cover of a magazine shows the chief cook of the film, Ratatouille.
13. In "Rapunzel", Bella and Pinocchio are seen in the background.
14. In "Tangled", it's mentioned that the characters are born in a tavern.
15. Ariel and Hercules are relatives in "The Little Mermaid".
16. There's a direct link between "The Little Mermaid" and "Peter Pan", with Captain Hook being the evil pirate who killed Ariel's mother.