Top 7 microscopic details hidden in famous animated series that many childhood viewers can hardly recognize

The details embedded in the movie scenes have made fans extremely excited.

Interesting details in Disney cartoons that not everyone knows

Cartoons are always an indispensable part of everyone's childhood. However, when they grew up, many fans discovered that the filmmakers actually installed countless hidden details in many scenes.

Characters from other movies, a real-life cafe,. below are some unexpected details that even people who watch these movies many times will find difficult to detect.

1. Little Red Riding Hood in Shrek

In a scene in part 3 of the Shrek franchise, fans can see the silhouette of a character who looks like Little Red Riding Hood. Even in this animated film, she is said to have a lot of love for Prince Charming.

2. Scar's claws in The Lion King

In The Lion King , Scar is known as a villain with an aggressive appearance. This lion has a scar that matches his name and is also the only lion that has claws in every frame in which he appears. This is said to signify that Scar is always ready to attack his enemies at any time.

3. Timon and Pumbaa in Leroy & Stitch

Another character from The Lion King , Timon and Pumbaa, was seen appearing in the unrelated film Leroy & Stitch  (2006). It is known that the scene with this duo is right before the final battle between Stitch's cousin and the Leroys army.

4. Coffee shop in Monsters, Inc.

In Monsters, Inc. (Monsters Company), the two main characters Sully and Mike came across the Hidden City Café. In fact, this cafe is a real place, located in Richmond, California. In 1994, several famous Pixar directors went there and discussed ideas for hit animated series such as A Bug's Life, Monsters, Inc., Finding Nemo and WALL-E .

5. Mulan's eyes

Mulan is one of the most popular female characters in the mouse family. However, few people notice that at the beginning of the film, Mulan has long eyelashes (a common technique used by comic book artists to express femininity). On the contrary, when she pretended to be a man, her long eyelashes disappeared. As soon as she was discovered to be a woman, Mulan's eyelashes immediately grew again.

6. Box of caviar in Ratatouille

In Ratatouille , the scene at the pantry at Gusteau's restaurant shows a box of caviar behind the rat. If we zoom closely into this fish box, we can see that it bears the Nemo brand, which is said to be a reference to the famous movie Finding Nemo from the Pixar animation studio.

7. The numbers in Monsters, Inc.

In the movie Monsters, Inc. (Monster Company), at the end of the training simulation, the number 510:732:3000 appeared on its control panel. Fans of the series have discovered that this was the phone number for Pixar Animation Studios at the time of the film's release.