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* In ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', among Mike's paperwork is a scare report for an 8-year-old Hispanic kid named Albert Lozano who is described as "Energetic, imaginative, artistic, giggler, and potty mouth. Most likely to become an artist." and is listed as [[EmbarrassingDampSheets a bedwetter]], has a fear of snakes, and recently got a new dog, plus a detailed description of his room and the logistics of his house with a floor plan clipped on. It shows up once early in the film [[BrickJoke and then much later when Sulley is escaping Randall's lair]], only without the floor plan.

* Animation/SonOfTheWhiteHorse:

* ''WesternAnimation/TheThiefAndTheCobbler'' has a scene where the eponymous Thief is shot out of a cannon. If one freeze-frames the movie at the scene where the Thief is facing the camera, the flies perpetually circling his head [[spoiler:turn out to be minature Thieves with wings]], a testament to the animators' talent and determination.

* In ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'', in the "you are free to eat" scene, if you pause just as Shifu snatches away the first dumpling Po tries to eat, you can see he's practically making a [[MemeticMutation Troll Face]].

* In ''[[ComicBook/{{Asterix}} Astérix Conquers America]]'' when a beggar pretending to be legless stands up and runs, his genitalia is exposed for a couple of frames.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{The Hunchback of Notre Dame|Disney}}'':

* ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'':

** If you look closely, there are eight empty glass bottles in front of Puss on the bar table, while he is drinking a from a ninth one. It is a neat symbolism to the fact that he has lost eight lives, and is living out his ninth one. May also be a FridgeHorror, since Puss then orders the bartender for another drink; as he is down to his last life, and he meets the Wolf soon after, there is an implication that [[spoiler:Puss is ''meant'' to die in the bar fight, and only survives because Death likes toying with his food (as he says so later)]].

* In ''[[WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail An American Tail: Fievel Goes West]]'' near the end of "Dreams to Dream" as Cat R. Waul is carrying Tanya away, there is a crudely drawn penis and testicles next to Tanya's open mouth for one frame. This doodle ended up being removed in the 2017 Blu-Ray release of the film.

* In ''[[WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail An American Tail: Fievel Goes West]]'' near the end of "Dreams to Dream" as Cat R. Waul is carrying Tanya away, there is a crudely drawn penis and testicles next to Tanya's open mouth for one frame.

* In ''WesternAnimation/HortonHearsAWho'' you can see a Who that bears a striking resemblance to Literature/TheCatInTheHat (except he's yellow with a blue-striped hat).

* In ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', among Mike's paperwork is a scare report for an 8-year-old Hispanic kid named Albert Lozano who is described as "Energetic, imaginative, artistic, giggler, and potty mouth. Most likely to become an artist." and is listed as a bedwetter, has a fear of snakes, and recently got a new dog. It shows up once early in the film [[BrickJoke and then much later when Sulley is escaping Randall's lair]], minus a building schematic that was clipped to it earlier.

* ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory2'' did this with the scene where Buzz is karate-chopping through the bush -- look real closely at the last twig he chops: there is a tiny caterpillar crawling across it. This instance was later referenced in the bloopers with [[WesternAnimation/ABugsLife Flick and Heimlich]] appearing on it.

* In ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', among Mike's paperwork is a scare report for an 8-year-old Hispanic kid named Albert Lozano who is described as "Energetic, imaginative, artistic, giggler, and potty mouth. Most likely to become an artist." and is listed as a bedwetter, has a fear of snakes, and recently got a new dog. It shows up once early in the film [[BrickJoke and then much later when Sulley is escaping Randall's lair]].

* In ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', among Mike's paperwork is a scare report for a 6-year-old Hispanic kid named Albert Lozano who apparently is a bedwetter, has a fear of snakes, and recently got a new dog. It shows up once early in the film [[BrickJoke and then much later when Sulley is escaping Randall's lair]].

* In ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', when Sulley is grabbing Boo's keycard as they're fleeing from Randall's lair, you can see a report on Boo listing several statistics, such as her race being Hispanic, she wets the bed, and she has a phobia of snakes (hence why Randall was assigned to her).

*** When he and Anna are announcing their engagement to Elsa, he briefly sports an OhCrapSmile after Anna declares that she wants to invite his entire family to the wedding, [[spoiler:a sign that he doesn't get along with them and actually intended to rub his achievements in their faces]]. When Elsa refuses, Hans looks offended, [[spoiler:indicating he may have to tweak his scheme a bit]].
*** During the ice castle siege, there's a glimpse of him looking up at the chandelier before grabbing the crossbow from the Duke's thug. [[spoiler:It seems that hitting the chandelier is intentional on his part: he's trying to [[VillainWithGoodPublicity give the impression]] he wanted to save Elsa while killing her in the process]].
*** In hindsight, one should closely note that his eyebrows don't budge an inch when he smiles, [[spoiler:showing that he's faking it. There are a few times where his expressions are real, like when he's dangling from the stairway after Marshmallow [[TakingYouWithMe tries taking him into the abyss]]]].