9 interesting secrets are installed in famous cartoons, that’s why NSX is extremely useful

In Zootopia, the character of Sheriff Bogo must wear glasses to read a page of a newspaper. The reason is because the buffalo has very bad eyesight, so it is necessary to wear glasses in the animation to see the words clearly.

In a scene from Shrek 3, the audience can see a character that looks quite like Little Red Riding Hood, sitting with a bunch of bad people. The reason given may be because Shrek scared this little girl in Shrek 2.

The villain Scar is the only lion in The Lion King to reveal his claws. This implies that he is always ready to attack others at any time.

In Monsters, Inc., the characters Sully and Mike pass a cafe called Hidden City. Turns out this location was inspired by a real coffee shop in Richmond, California. In 1994, a few Pixars directors went there and discussed ideas for such blockbusters as A Bug’s Life, Monsters, Inc., Finding Nemo, and WALL-E.

The piano featured in the movie Corspe Bride has the words “Harryhausen” written on it. This is a detail in honor of legendary animator Ray Harryhausen.

In the animated movie Monsters, Inc., at the end of the scare test on children, the number 510:732:3000 appears on the console. This is Pixar’s phone number at the time of the movie’s release.

In the scene where Hans and Elsa talk, smoke can be seen coming from Hans because he is in a cold place. However, there was no smoke coming out of Elsa’s mouth because she didn’t feel cold at all.

In The Little Mermaid, when Ariel rescues Prince Eric, her image is “backlit” in Eric’s eyes. As a result, her hair appeared much darker than the usual fiery red. That’s why Eric was fooled by the dark-haired version of the witch Ursula on the shore.

In the kitchen cupboard in the movie Ratatouille, if you look closely, you will see a box of Nemo-branded caviar. This must be a detail related to the beginning of the Finding Nemo animation, when Nemo’s siblings are completely lost.