When you play as an elephant in the game when you press the play button, the elephants flap their ears and fly very low to the ground, a reference to Dumbo and his 1941 film of the same name.
Several of the dresses in the accessories section are inspired by Disney-only princesses, such as Cinderella, Snow White, Belle, and Aurora.
Bendy and the Ink Machine[]
The haunted house attraction that appears in the game's fourth chapter is based on the ride The Haunted Mansion.
Brain Dead 13[]
Fantasia mushroom gone bad.
One of the "game over" sequences ends up with Lance Galahad running into a bunch of dangerous mushrooms. They resemble the mushrooms from Fantasia.
Curious George Learns Phonics[]
The ball in the story "Baby Bip Takes a Bath" is the Pixar Ball.
Fisher-Price Pirate Ship[]
On the "Crow's Nest Show", King Triton and Genie are referenced.
A Spider-Man comic is seen in the child’s backpack.
The Impossible Quiz[]
Question 86 is “I’m green and have sticky balls. Who am I?”, with the options being The Incredible Hulk, He-Man, the Prince and Slippy Toad. The answer is the Prince, referring to the Prince of the Cosmos from the Katamari franchise.
JumpStart Adventures 5th Grade: Jo Hammett, Kid Detective[]
As the talking lab rat B.F. Skinny runs up to Jo to provide her with a note to start her second mission, he greets her by saying, "Hey there, hi there, ho there!"
On the second page of the "I Spied My Shadow Slinking" poem, clicking on the word "fun" has the boy protagonist in the poem make a shadow puppet of a duck, accompanied by an archived sound clip of one of Donald Duck's signature tantrums.
Monty Python's The Meaning of Life[]
Based on the 1983 film of the same name, the cover of this video game features a naked family (who are about to be crushed by a boulder with a sperm cell on it) all wearing Mickey Mouse hats.
Paint 3D[]
The models "Vintage cartoon character 1" and "Vintage cartoon character 2" wear toon gloves.
Trevor sarcastically calls Curtis Sleeping Beauty after arriving late to work.
Planet Zoo[]
One achievement in the game is called "Circle of Life". It is achieved when a lion cub is born in a zoo with at least 10 different species.
Sam & Max Hit the Road[]
Pinocchio's been caged again, this time by Conroy Bumpus.
When Sam and Max are visiting Conroy Bumpus' mansion, they happen upon Bumpus' stage room. In one corner of the room, Pinocchio, with his nose grown, can be seen sitting in a locked birdcage.
The Smelly Mystery: Starring Little Monster, Private Eye[]
The ninth page in the story/game takes place in a fancy French restaurant, and if Little Monster is clicked on, he will perform a parody of "Be Our Guest" entitled "Come to France".
During the Halloween season in various Animal Crossing games, there is a character named Jack who wears a jack-o-lantern on his head, wears black, and repeatedly calls himself the King of Halloween, which is presumably a reference to Jack Skellington from The Nightmare Before Christmas, and more specifically how he appeared during the opening song This is Halloween before jumping into a fountain.
Another character, a rat, is named Rizzo, which is most likely a reference to the Muppet character.
Another character, a rabbit, named Hopkins, has the catchphrase "thumper" as a reference to the character from Bambi.
Similarly, the deer villager Bam's name is an obvious reference to the titular character from said film.
The gorilla villager Louie's name is a reference to Luigi from the Mario franchise, as his default outfit is either a Mario or Luigi shirt depending on the game; however, his name could also be a reference to King Louie from The Jungle Book.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons has outfits similar to those of The Prince from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Cinderella, Alice, Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, Aladdin, Jasmine, and Mulan.
The K.K. Slider song "K.K. Adventure" is based on action-adventure film scores; more specifically, it seems to be mainly inspired by "He's a Pirate", the main theme from the Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise.
Gruntilda before she sets out to kidnap Banjo's sister Tooty.
The opening for the game has the main villain, Gruntilda, asking her cauldron, Dingpot, "Dingpot, Dingpot by the bench, who's the nicest-looking wench?", a clear parody of the Evil Queen's famous phrase "Magic Mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?" from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. In fact, Gruntilda's motives in the game were similar to that of the Evil Queen, and even was defeated in a similar manner to the Queen by falling and being crushed by a boulder (although unlike the Evil Queen, Gruntilda wasn't actually killed by this).
Banjo's house in the game was colored blue, which along Banjo's species being a bear may have been a parody of the Playhouse Disney show Bear in the Big Blue House.
If neither Banjo, nor Blobbelda and/or Mingella get a correct answer during the Tower of Tragedy segment late into the game, Gruntilda will sometimes say "I'm surrounded by morons...", similar to Scar's diminishment of the Hyenas in The Lion King.
Nearing the end of the joke trailer Snake Eyes, after Private George Gordon Haggard Jr. blows up a drum can with a grenade launcher under suspicions that it had someone hiding inside it, a scream could be heard (implied to be uttered by the occupant sent flying from the explosion) that sounded very similar to Goofy.
Boris the Wolf's appearance bearing a strong resemblance to Goofy's 1930's generation.
The overall vintage themes and cartoons for the horror game franchise Bendy (including the games like Bendy and the Ink Machine and Bendy in Nightmare Run) are remarkably inspired by the 1920-30s works of Disney and Fleischer.
Some cartoon characters seems to be based on the popular Disney characters:
Bendy, the devil character, is influenced by the Disney mascot Mickey Mouse. Bendy's horns are drawn to always appear in the same style no matter which way he is facing in the animation shorts, the same way as the position of Mickey Mouse's ears. Bendy's whistle heard in occasions of the game also sounds similar to Mickey's own whistling tune in his Steamboat Willie cartoon.
Boris the Wolf's design is surprisingly similar to Goofy.
The ballroom, inside Bendy Land's haunted house dark ride, has few similarities to Disneyland's dark ride Haunted Mansion.
Michael Eisner's name in the appointment schedule board in Bendy and the Ink Machine, from the fifth box with the time 11:30.
Walt Disney Productions/The Walt Disney Company chief executive officer Michael Eisner's name is referenced in the appointment schedule as "E. Misner".
Sillyvision mentioned in the cartoon posters may be inspired by Silly Symphonies.
The fictional animation company Joey Drew Studios (a setting where the game takes place) is based on Walt Disney Studios, while the founder Joey Drew is a reminiscent to Walt Disney.
The "Dreams come true" message quote seen or heard in the Bendy and the Ink Machine game may be a reference to Walt Disney World's slogan "Where dreams come true".
Cuphead and Mugman wearing Mickey and Oswald's shorts.
The game's aesthetic draws heavily from Disney and Fleischer cartoons from the 1930s.
Cuphead and Mugman's clothes are the same colors as Mickey Mouse and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, however this was unintentional, as the colors were inspired by the two-player color scheme in Contra.
In the Run n' Gun level "Funhouse Frazzle", the car enemies are similar to the ones in Susie the Little Blue Coupe, and the sentient tuba enemies resemble the saxophone king of the Isle of Jazz in the Silly Symphony Music Land.
In the same level, the sounds that the two-mouthed wall enemies make are the same as Sneezy when he is about to sneeze.
In the Run n' Gun level "Perilous Piers", there is a billboard for Tyrus Gardens in reference to Tyrus Wong, the art director on Bambi. In the same level, a sign for Iwerks Hotels can be seen.
During the second class trial, Miu Iruma suggests the killer handcuffed Ryoma Hoshi’s body to the ropes they suspended above the pool and made it swing across like Tarzan.
Destiny[]
A113 is the name of an unknown area on the Dead Orbit Ghost fragment Grimoire card.
Destroy All Humans! 2[]
One side mission involves Cryptosporidium-138 creating a cult for the Furon God, Arkvoodle, whom Orthopox-13, Crypto's superior, explains will return when enough people believe in his image, to which Crypto quips, "You mean like Tinker Bell?"
Tron, Quorra, Rinzler, Commander Sark, Mowgli, Baloo, Shere Khan, the Mayor of Halloween TownSally, Mirabel Madrigal, Luisa Madrigal, Bruno Madrigal, Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Han Solo, Chewbacca, a Stormtrooper, Boba Fett, Frozone, Edna Mode, Syndrome, one of the Incredibles' super suits, the Hulk, Wreck-It Ralph and Vanellope von Schweetz all appear as costumes in Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout. The former four were available to purchase as part of the Tron Costume pack for USD$4.99 on the PlayStation Store. They were available to purchase on Steam and the PlayStation Store prior to June 21, 2022. The first four Jungle Book costumes are able to be purchased from the in-game shop for 20,000 Kudos each (10,000 Kudos for each half, upper and lower). King Louie also appeared in his own challenge from September 3 to September 13, 2021. A token resembling King Louie's face served as the currency for this challenge. A costume based on King Louie could be earned in full at 1,100 tokens (lower half at 800 and upper half at 1,100), and a banner also baring King Louie's face could be earned at 1,400 tokens. Jack Skellington appeared in both his Santa costume and his normal attire. Jack's Santa costume appeared in a challenge from December 16 to December 27, 2021. A token resembling Jack Skellington's face wearing a Santa hat served as the currency for this challenge. Players can give themselves the nickname "The Pumpkin King" at 100 tokens, a pattern of the same name could be earned at 200 tokens. the aforementioned "Santa Jack" costume could be earned in-full at 800 tokens (bottom half at 600 and top half at 800) and a celebration featuring Zero known as "Zero's Surprise" could be earned at the maximum 1,000 tokens. Costumes based on Sally, Jack Skellington in his normal attire, and the Mayor of Halloween Town could be purchased from the in-game shop for 11,000 Kudos for each half (upper and lower). While any of these costumes unlocked or purchased on Steam or PlayStation prior to June 21, 2022 can be transferred to XBOX and Nintendo Switch by connecting the same Epic Games account from the PC or PlayStation versions, with the Fall Guys Store revamp at the start of Season 1 (Free for All), it is unclear if it is possible to purchase the TRON Costume Pack if it was not purchased before the end of Season 6 on June 21, 2022. The Jungle Book items later returned in the shop, available from August 6 to August 10, 2022. Mowgli and Baloo can be purchased for 800 Show-Bucks, Shere Khan and King Louie can be purchased for 1200 Show-Bucks, and the King Louie nameplate returns in the "Baloouie Bundle", in which it can be purchased alongside Baloo, King Louie and the Jungle Dance emote for 800 Show-Bucks. Additionally, a new Shere Khan nameplate and the nickname "Jungle Japes" can be obtained in a bundle with Mowgli and Shere Khan, which can be purchased for 1600 Show-Bucks. The Nightmare Before Christmas items later returned in the shop twice, from October 15 to October 19, 2022, and later from December 9 to December 14, 2022. In both returns, Sally and both of Jack's costumes cost 800 Show-Bucks while the Zero Celebration costs 700 Show-Bucks. In the first return, the Mayor of Halloween Town costume shares the price with Jack's two costumes and Sally. Jack's Santa costume, the Mayor of Halloween Town and the Zero celebration can also be bought in a bundle for 250 Show-Bucks while Sally, Jack's normal attire and the "Pumpkin King" nickname can be purchased in a bundle for 1100 Show-Bucks. In the second return, Jack's normal attire, Sally, the "Pumpkin King" nickname and two new banners based on the characters can be bought in a bundle for 1,100 Show-Bucks while Jack's Santa costume, the Mayor of Halloween Town, the Zero Celebration and two new banners based on the characters can be bought in a bundle for 250 Show-Bucks. Mirabel, Lusia and Bruno all cost 800 Show-Bucks. A hat based on the Miracle Candle can be purchased for 400 Show-Bucks. Patterns based on the floor of Casa Madrigal and Bruno's door can be purchased for 200 Show-Bucks. Emotes based on Mirabel's dance in "The Family Madrigal" and Lusia's dance in "Surface Pressure" can be purchased for 300 Show-Bucks. Patterns based on the floor of Casa Madrigal and Bruno's door can be purchased for 200 Show-Bucks. Mirabel, the "Family Madrigal" emote, a name tag based on the tiles of Casa Madrigal and the "Part of Family Madrigal" nickname can be bought in a bundle for 1,000 Show-Bucks. Lusia, the "Surface Pressure" emote, the Casa Madrigal floor pattern and the "Won't crack under pressure" nickname can be bought in a bundle 1,000 Show-Bucks. Bruno, the Miracle Candle hat, the pattern based on Bruno's door and the "I want to talk about Bruno" nickname be bought in a bundle for 1,000 Show-Bucks. Woody appears in a bundle alongside a nameplate based on Bo Peep and the nickname "I am a toy!" for 800 Show-Buck. Buzz Lightyear appears in a bundle alongside a nameplate based on the Little Green Men and the nickname "Falling with style" for 800 Show-Bucks. A pattern that features a Little Green Man about to be grabbed by the Claw is able to be purchased for 200 Show-Backs.
In the Vinewood area in Los Santos (a parody of Hollywood in Los Angeles), a theatre called The El Dritch Theatre can be found though it serves more as a backdrop and has no bearing on the storyline.
In the Escobar International Airport area of the game's setting Vice City (a parody of Miami, Florida), there are billboards advertising a theme park called "Fun World", which is a reference to Disney World. The castle pictured on the billboard is a photo of the actual Sleeping Beauty Castle located at Disneyland in Anaheim, California.
The Fred's Store outlet and adjacent Whirligig Theater in Vinewood (a parody of Hollywood) is a thinly-veiled reference to the real-life El Capitan Theatre and Disney Store.
In the segment "Infiltrating the Airship" the Ninja Star's fail message is a reference to Mulan.
In the segment "Fleeing the Complex" the Eat Me Cookie is reference to Alice in Wonderland.
In the segment "Completing the Mission" the Center for Chaos Containment Mobile Unit is A113.
Hitman (World of Assassination trilogy)[]
A poster of the fictitious Courage film in Hitman, parodying both Brave and Frozen.
The "Ratapewie" brand of emetic rat poison is a reference to Ratatouille.
A poster for the fictional animated film Courage by Pixelvisions as well as merchandise for the film such as a children's scooter can be seen in Colorado and a few other levels. This is in reference to the Disney-Pixar animated feature Brave, though the main character bears more of a resemblance to Elsa from the 2013 animated musical Frozen.[2]
A secret Easter egg exit sequence in the Hitman II mission "Three-Headed Serpent" has Agent 47 fly his way out of the location in an umbrella as an homage to Mary Poppins.[3]
Just Dance[]
The Just Dance games often include songs from various Disney movies and shows accompanied by a dancer resembling a character from the same movie or show. These include:
It should also be noted that, while not official by Disney, the song "Mickey Mouse March (Family Parapara Version)" by キューティー★マミー was featured in Just Dance Wii 2.
The parade floats in the level "The Wondaria Dream Parade" strongly resembles the floats in the Main Street Electrical Parade and the music sounds similar to "Baroque Hoedown".
Left 4 Dead[]
One of the achievements, "101 Cremations", is a parody of 101 Dalmatians.
According to Shigeru Miyamoto, Link's design was modeled after Peter Pan's. Owing to this, Link (or at least his incarnation in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask), similar to Peter Pan, also grew up among children who could not age within a mysterious realm (in Link's case, the Kokiri in Kokiri Forest, and in Peter Pan's case, Neverland).
One character during the Child Timeline is seen prancing around Hyrule Castle Town's square, and when talked to, says "Huff huff! I'm late! I'm late! For a very important date!", an obvious reference to the White Rabbit from the Disney adaptation of Alice in Wonderland.
There being seven Mountain Minish (not counting their boss) and their having a song relating to their work in The Minish Cap seems to be a reference to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Ganondorf just before battling Link in Ocarina of Time utters a warlord yell when summoning waves of darkness that disabled Navi's Z-targeting function, with the yell sounding very similar to Shan Yu's warlord yell in the climax to Mulan. It is to be noted that the game was released a few months after the theatrical release for Mulan.
LEGO Batman: The Videogame[]
At the start of the level at which you battle the Riddler, his minions will use umbrellas as parachutes before attacking you. The landings are a reference to Mary Poppins.
LEGO Dimensions[]
In the Gremlins Adventure World, there is a movie poster of "Stud Sliver and the Seven Microfigures", a parody of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Lollipop Chainsaw[]
Juliet Starling makes a reference to Chip and Dale when she notices Zed's influences include torturing small animals.
Storyteller []
The stories "Witch Becomes the Mirror's Favorite", "Curse is Lifted", "A Kiss and a Curse", and "Tiny Gets a Kiss" are inspired by Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
The design of the recurring Mario and WarioWare series' anti-hero, Wario, was derived in part from Stromboli.[4]
The end credits sequence for Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars features a nighttime section based heavily on the Main Street Electrical Parade.
The end credits of Paper Mario, Paper Mario: Sticker Star and Paper Mario: Color Splash also feature parades with similar nighttime sections.
In Mario Party 5, the name of the minigame "Merry Poppings" is an obvious reference to Mary Poppins.
In Super Mario Odyssey, after Mario throws Cappy on a frog, Mario gets shocked when he realized he turned himself into a frog in a similar fashion to Tiana from The Princess and the Frog.
In Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, the Icicle Golem bears a resemblance to Marshmallow from Frozen, and Beep-0's line "Coincidence? I think not!" is a reference to The Incredibles. Also, several weapons in the game (namely the Electron, Renegade, Grid Gavel, and Master Control) are references to Tron.
Two courses in Super Mario Maker 2, namely "Ruby's Slippery Slope" and "Dakota's Frozen Flames", were created in honor of the 2019 Radio Disney Music Awards.
WarioWare series[]
In WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$, a Mickey Mouse head shape was found in one of the minigames.
In WarioWare: Move It!, one microgame has players guiding the Poisoned Apple through Snow White's digestive system.
The Gallow's Town (referred as the level The Sleeping Village) is faintly similar to Halloween Town.
MediEvil: Resurrection[]
Jack Skellington's last name is briefly mentioned by one of the bosses of the game named Mr. Axey as he said, "Stay still! BAD Skellington! Go to the naughty stair!"
Mega Man series[]
In Mega Man ZX, the intro boss for the game, Giga Aspis, resembles the Snake boss from Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse in overall design as well as the head being the weak point and being fought in a forested area.
In addition, the final battle against Serpent also resembles the Ursula boss fight in the NES and GB versions of The Little Mermaid.
One of Splash Woman's attacks from Mega Man 9 featured her using robotic fish resembling Flounder from the NES version of the aforementioned game. Coincidentally, all of these games were made by the same company, Capcom.
Metal Gear series[]
In the HD Collection version of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, shooting a Kerotan doll for the first time will unlock the trophy/achievement Prince Charming, alluding to both The Princess and the Frog (which had already seen a theatrical release at the time the HD collection had been released) and the fairy tale it was adapted from, The Frog Prince. Similarly, shooting all of the Kerotan dolls will unlock the trophy/achievement It Ain't Easy Being Green, alluding to Kermit the Frog of The Muppets.
When having Para-Medic save, she discusses films that were released either during or prior to the events of the game (ie, during or before 1964). One of the films she referenced was 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
To celebrate the release of Inside Out 2, Disney and Mojang collaborated on an Inside Out-themed Minecraft Education build challenge entitled "Build Your Joy".
One of the customization options for Frost is a Frozen Core called AxiomA113.
Upon confronting Frost, Cassie Cage would mockingly greet her, "Hey there, Elsa, what's up?", much to Frost's chagrin.
Starting a mirror match with two Frost characters will result in both Frosts reciting some of the lines from "Let It Go".
Mother 3[]
The premise of Mother 3 during its development was stated by Shigesato Itoi to have been inspired by Sid's toys from Toy Story, even resulting in the planned name Mother 3: Chimera Forest.
During Turnabout Revolution, Crown Princess Rayfa mentions "Besides Nayna and the little birds who visit, I have no one else to talk to". Apollo Justice later thinks to himself in response "Is there anything more stereotypically princess-y than talking to birds?", referencing Disney Princesses and their tendency to interact with animals such as Aurora and Snow White.
In PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure, Pikachu and his friends falling into a portal to PokéPark is a reference to Alice falling down a Rabbit Hole from Alice in Wonderland.
In Pokémon X and Y, various references to fairy tales and their Disney renditions are made throughout the game. In Lumiose City, someone refers to having "One Hundred and One Furfrou" and one of the posters on a digital billboard is a clear reference to the theatrical poster for Saving Mr. Banks.
In Pokémon Scarlet and Violet's The Indigo Disk expansion, Blueberry Academy's Terarium's Savanna Biome features a male Pyroar standing at the edge of a cliff, which is a reference to The Lion King.
In New Pokémon Snap, before the player reaches the poison swamp in Barren Badlands, a Shinx, Torchic and Tepig are seen dancing on an archway, parodying a scene in The Lion King.
In Pokémon Masters EX, one of the sync pair stories during the "Midnight Spookfest"/"Midnight Battle Ball" special event is titled "Grim Grinning Ghosts" as a reference to the song of the same name from The Haunted Mansion attraction.
The Trophies/achievements for completing episodes of Resident Evil: Revelations 2 with all medals, "Only Good Guys Win Medals", "There's a Medal for That", "Sweet, Golden Medal" ,and "I'm Not Leaving Without My Medal", are derived from dialogue from Wreck-It Ralph.
One of Eliza's alternate recolors is based on Sora, with her lackeys Horace and Albus being recolored to be based on Donald Duck and Goofy as they appear in Kingdom Hearts, and her Parasite Sekhmet being recolored to be based on a Shadow Heartless.
So does Kaos' Mom, an antagonist of Skylanders: Swap Force.
In the Wilikin Village, a chapter in Skylanders: Giants, there will be a boss battle with Chompy Mage at the end. The island on which you fight looks similar to a Hidden Mickey.
The credits of the games Skylanders Spyro's Adventure, Skylanders Giants, and Skylanders Trap Team are angled, which was inspired from the credits of The Incredibles.
Ralph's truck from said would later appear in Disney Infinity as an unlockable vehicle.
Star Fox[]
Pre-Star Fox 64 production materials, such as the Missions Guide and the Nintendo Power comic mentioned that the main protagonist and leader of the Star Fox team, Fox McCloud, prior to forming the mercenary pilots for hire group, was the leader of a group of bandits who stole from the Imperial Guard in the name of the oppressed, alluding to Robin Hood (who coincidentally in the Disney version, was portrayed as an anthropomorphic fox, just like Fox McCloud was) and his merry band of thieves who stole from Prince John and gave the wealth back to the poor.
Stray[]
Inside the library features a red book with a gold paw on the cover, resembling the journals featured in Gravity Falls.
Strong Bad's Cool Game For Attractive People series[]
In Episode 2, "Strong Badia the Free", at the Homsar Reservation, as Strong Sad worries about having an inflammation of the "pretendix", he fears that he may have a "rumble in [his] tumble."
A113 can be seen written on the entrance door of Oliver's math class one of the race track.
Sunky's Schoolhouse[]
A poster of a crudely drawn Mickey Mouse can been seen in Tails' dance studio.
Team Fortress 2[]
One of the Spy's weapons is called "Your Eternal Reward", which is a reference to Aladdin where Jafar in disguise fooled Aladdin to use the dagger and saying "Giving your reward! Your eternal reward." The weapon's publicity blurb was "Behold the phenomenal, cosmic power of this diamond in the rough!".
The "Powdered Practitioner", a community-created cosmetic item for the Soldier, Medic and Spy, has the following description: "An integral part of any travel survival kit, this wig will help you escape Disney World if the Hall of Presidents ever comes to life. Comes with tri-corn hat in case Pirates of the Caribbean comes to life instead."
Another cosmetic item for the Medic, the "Titanium Tyrolean", is described as "perfect for infiltrating the sentient mother computer located in the Swiss pavilion at Epcot Center".
One of Merasmus' lines during Scream Fortress (the annual Halloween event) is "Welcome, mortals, to my Magic Kingdom!...which is unaffiliated with any other Magic Kingdom that may or may not exist."
The "Hungover Hero", a cosmetic item for the Demoman, is based on Frozone's helmet from The Incredibles; its publicity blurb was "Where is my super suit?" which is one of Frozone's lines in the film.
One of the Mann vs. Machievements is called "Balls-E", which is a reference to WALL-E.
The "Scrooge McDoc", a cosmetic item for the Medic, is a reference to Scrooge McDuck.
Tekken Tag Tournament 2[]
In Jaycee's Tekken Tag Tournament 2 ending, it shows the scene when they were going near an injured woman. On top of the injured woman, there is a lamp that is a reference to Luxo, Jr.
In Lee Chaolan's Tekken Tag Tournament 2 ending, one of the Tekken Forces hide on top of a blossom cherry tree that is a reference to the blossom tree from the ending of A Bug's Life.
Some of the generic item moves that can be equipped on to each character are space rods that resemble Lightsabers.
One of the monsters found in the ruins is Loox, his appearance is based on that of Mike Wazowski and even his file says so, the difference is that Mike Wazowski is green and Loox is purple.
Lorewalker Cho's small crimson cloud serpent Mishi is a reference to Mushu.
On top of a mountain, there is a house which has a large amount of balloons tied to it. Inside the house, there are three NPCs named Kar, Rusty Nail and a fox named Dig. This is a reference to Carl, Russell, and Dug from the Pixar film, Up.
There is a comment on a buff while riding the magnificent flying carpet that says "Don't you dare close your eyes", which is a part of the lyrics for the song "A Whole New World" sung in the film Aladdin.
In a certain area, there are four NPCs named Bambina, Mother of Bambina, Flora, and Thudder. This is a reference to Bambi, Bambi's mother, Flower, and Thumper from the film, Bambi.
Every 10–15 minutes, there is a hunter that will come out and shoot Mother of Bambina, which is what happens to Bambi's mother in the film.
There is a minor boss who wields a Keyblade, which is a reference to the Keyblade weapon in the Kingdom Hearts series.
Mighty Fight Federation[]
One of the playable characters, L.EXE takes heavy inspiration from the aesthetics of the film, Tron: Legacy, and even uses a Light Cycle-like bike for some of her attacks.
The overall appearance of Piggy Island resembles Neverland from Peter Pan, particularly the crescent-shaped lagoon on the southern portion of the island, the waterfall in the center of the island, and the mountain range on the northern portion of the island.
Angry Birds Star Wars / Angry Birds Star Wars II[]
These games are obvious homages to the Star Wars franchise. Additionally, Angry Birds Star Wars was released in 2012, the same year Disney bought Star Wars.
In the House level, a man is watching a CBS sports show on the television.
Several balls seen throughout the Multiplayer levels are designed after the Pixar ball.
CHOMP[]
The Lion face filter's roar and appearance (especially the mane and the body) is a reference to Adult Simba from The Lion King.
The Frog face filter when the frog suddenly wears a crown when it drops out of nowhere is a reference to Naveen's frog nature from The Princess and the Frog.
The rocking horse in the Cowboy filter bears a strong resemblance to Bullseye from Toy Story.
The Dog Spaghetti filter where a Labrador sucks up a never-ending spaghetti noodle in its mouth uncontrollably is a reference to Lady and Tramp's spaghetti romance from Lady and the Tramp.
The Bear's Heart filter where the inside of a Bear's stomach is shown and it pumps is a reference to Winnie the Pooh's love for honey. The said bear also bears a resemblance to him.
One of the hairstyles in the Hair filter looks like Anna's double braid-back hairstyle from Frozen.
Cookie Run: Kingdom[]
The event "Want to build a snowman?" came with a newsletter that read "Do you want to build a snowman?", obviously referencing the song of the same name.
The "Scrooge Mcgoat" achievement is a reference to Scrooge McDuck from DuckTales. To achieve it, you have to jump into the Money Bin, and with the being said; you will receive the Accountant Goat as a reward.
The "Goat of the Hill" achievement (both its thumbnail and its description) is a reference to The Lion King. The description says "Everything the light touches is your kingdom." which is a nod to Mufasa's famous quote. To achieve it, the very top can be reached by walking up the suspension cable attached to the arm.
Some of Buddy's quotes are "Steamboat Willie, woot woot!", which is a reference to the first Mickey Mouse cartoon short.
Little Alchemy[]
In the first game, elements based on a Jedi, a lightsaber, Darth Vader, Yoda, and Pinocchio could be created. While the Pinocchio element returned for the second game, the lightsaber and Jedi elements were replaced by the light sword and force knight elements, with Darth Vader and Yoda being completely removed, likely due to copyright issues.
In the second game, the owl element has a description that reads "The terror that (silently) flaps in the night", a reference to Darkwing Duck's famous catchphrase.
In the second game, the mouse element has a description that reads "A small rodent that has inspired and annoyed millions." The "inspired" line of the description could be referencing Walt Disney's creation of Mickey Mouse.
My Singing Monsters[]
Mammott, one of the main characters to use in the game, has a sound known as the "Snow Bawl" which is a reference to the Frozen song Let It Go.
The Fwog's "Hypnotic Call" is a reference to the opening theme song for The Muppets.
Plants vs. Zombies 2[]
The title of the Penny's Pursuit Event from August 17 to August 24, 2022 is "Do or Donut", a reference to Yoda's quote "Do or do not, there is no try."
Pocket God[]
The leaves of the pink gumdrop tree found in the Island of Misfit Crossovers forms the shape of Mickey Mouse's head.
Pocket Mortys[]
Frozen Morty has an attack called "Let It Go", which is a reference to the song of the same name from Frozen.
Puppet Pals[]
An actor in the fairytale set bears a resemblance to the Evil Queen in her old hag appearance.
An actor in the pirates set bears a resemblance to Captain Barbossa.
In the World Tour: Arabia update, Amira's Genie outfit is a reference to the Genie from Aladdin; her hair has the same style as his, and she has the same yellow bracelets as he does.
In World Tour: San Francisco 2022, the Infinity Bundle features a picture of Buzz and Wayne flying, which is a reference to the iconic scene from Toy Story with Buzz Lightyear and Woody flying in the air. The name of the bundle may also be a reference to Buzz's quote "To infinity and beyond!"
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If you click on the Gloves button, the first animation shows Tom holding Toon glove and throwing it at Ben.
Right or Wrong: The Haribo goldbear was created based on Baloo, the bear from The Jungle Book. - Wrong! Hans Riegel designed the fruit gum in 1922 based on the dancing bears that still appeared at fairs at the time.
