Top 8 unbelievable details in Disney and Pixar that even the most discerning fans can hardly notice

Disney has brought magic to children and adults alike with its wonderful movies.  Some of them have simpler plots, while others are deep and interesting. What all of these movies have in common is that they are full of 'Easter eggs' (hidden details in the movie) that keep many fans excited.

Unexpected details in Disney movies that not everyone knows

However, there are many hidden details that even veteran fans of this animated series may not have discovered. Let's see if you missed any details in these movies.

1. The Incredibles appear in Finding Nemo

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In the dentist scene in Finding Nemo, while the dentist is caring for his niece Darla, the child in the waiting room, frightened by the chaos and screaming, is holding a comic book featuring Mr. Incredible from The Incredibles.

2. How Disney hints at its next movies

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In 2009, Disney released the movie Up and it became a huge success. However, few people noticed that in the scene where the house flies through the window of a little girl's room, there is also the appearance of Lotso the bear, the villain in the third part of Toy Story 3. Similarly, in the witch's house in Brave (2012), you can see the image of Sulley, the main character of Monsters University, in a woodcut.

3. The word "Andy" on Woody's shoe was not written by Andy?

In Toy Story 2, Woody is a very old collector's doll, coveted by many fans. However, few people know that before being owned by Andy Jr., this brave cowboy may have belonged to Andy's father. Therefore, the "Andy" on Woody's boots was not actually written by Andy.

4. The Pizza Delivery Car 

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In case you didn't notice, the famous Pizza Planet delivery truck appeared in almost every movie released after its appearance in Toy Story such as Brave, Monster University, WALL-E, Bugs or Finding Nemo,.

5. The movie Zootopia has "animalized" versions of some Disney characters.

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Pixar never misses an opportunity to remind us in subtle ways of the movies they have released and will release. In Zootopia, the filmmakers subtly inserted famous characters such as Baymax (Big Hero 6), Princess Rapunzel (Tangle) or Ralph from (Wreck-it Ralph) into the movie in animal form, making many viewers extremely excited. 

 6. Lilo has a Mulan poster in her room.

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In fact, Mulan was the first movie and was released right before Lilo and Stitch. Therefore, in this movie, one can see a poster of Mulan in Lilo's room.

7. The battery that Buzz carries is the same brand as the robot WALL-E.

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In Toy Story 3, Buzz has a glitch and starts acting strangely. While Woody tries to help him get back to normal, Buzz reveals that his battery is from the Buy n Large brand, which is also the brand that makes the robot WALL-E.

8. The train station scene in Wreck-It Ralph

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In the imaginary worlds that animators create for their stories, there are many places that are inspired by real life. Landscapes, castles, panoramic views of the city or, in this case, a train station. When the characters of Wreck-It Ralph want to leave their game, they travel via an electrical connection to Grand Central Terminal, and this fictional station is actually inspired by the real, extremely busy Grand Central Terminal in New York.