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* There is an obscure {{Thor}} [[http://archiveofourown.org/works/227399 fanfic]] on Archive Of Our Own where Comicbook/DoctorStrange, fed up with Loki, gives him the "Disney Princess Curse." Cue animals following Loki around (and, not being a virgin, he really wants to know why there are unicorns there). Loki seems to take it in stride, and puts milk out for the cats that keep popping up in his lair.

* Giselle in Disney's ''{{Enchanted}}'' starts off as a straight example of FriendToAllLivingThings, but when she ends up in the [[RealLife Real World]] and summons cockroaches, pigeons, flies and rats to clean the apartment...[[FridgeLogic yes, you read that right]]. Cockroaches and rats are a lot cleaner than most people give them credit for (both stay clean in much the same way as your average house cat does) but it's still pretty {{squick}}y. Watch the scene for yourself [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb2si7fClqA here]].

* ''NotAnotherTeenMovie'' has a nude Areola, the [[ForeignFanservice foreign exchange student]], singing out her window and having Disney-style cartoon birds appear and sing with her.
-->Look at me, my breasts are perky, yes?
** The birds are, of course, [[StealthPun blue tits]].

* There is an obscure {{Thor}} [[http://archiveofourown.org/works/227399 fanfic]] on Archive Of Our Own where Dr. Strange, fed up with Loki, gives him the ''"Disney Princess Curse."'' Cue animals following Loki around (and, not being a virgin, he really wants to know why there are unicorns there). Loki seems to take it in stride, and puts milk out for the cats that keep popping up in his lair.

** Also used in ''WesternAnimation//SofiaTheFirst'', where the WoodlandCreatures reveal (in song, no less!) that the only reason they help princesses out with their chores is to get some food.

[[quoteright:247:[[Disney/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/345_3755.JPG]]]]

* The Woodland Critters from ''SouthPark'' are a subtler, but clear parody of this... Stan realizes this when they tell him they want to bring about the birth of the Anti-Christ (a much less-subtle TakeThat at Disney).

* There is an obscure {{Thor}} fanfic on Archive Of Our Own where Dr. Strange, fed up with Loki, gives him the ''"Disney Princess Curse."'' Cue animals following Loki around (and, not being a virgin, he really wants to know why there are unicorns there). Loki seems to take it in stride, and puts milk out for the cats that keep popping up in his lair.

** Link? Title?
** [[http://archiveofourown.org/works/227399 Here]].

* A classic example is in ''NineToFive'', when Lily Tomlin's character is fantasizing about poisoning her boss, with a group of Disney-esque animals watching and encouraging as she prepares to do so. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L19GOqAeT6Q Watch it here]]. She's even wearing a Snow White costume!

* [[http://sarahburrini.com/en/2012/09/23/epiphany/ This strip]] of ''Live Ain't No Pony Farm'' features Sarah having an epiphany amongst by a rather retarded looking bunch of woodland creatures. And then she intends to pet a fox with rabies...

* Another case of ''Disney'' parodying itself is in ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'', where Meg is perfectly aware that the friendly animals approaching her [[spoiler:are really the demons Pain and Panic in disguise.]]

* Disney even parodies themselves, in ''Disney/{{Hercules}}''. Whenever Artemis appeared, she would be surrounded by animals like this... until they started getting in her way and tripping her, at which point she would start yelling at them to leave her alone.
** And Disney parodied themselves again in {{Enchanted}}. See above.

* Another ''Disney'' parody is in ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'', where Meg is perfectly aware that the friendly animals approaching her [[spoiler:are really the demons Pain and Panic in disguise.]]

** [http://archiveofourown.org/works/227399 Here].

* Olivia, the ultra-girly super-princess from ''BattleFantasia'', is accompanied into battle by doves. The character is a complete parody of PrincessClassic tropes, so this naturally adds to it.

* Another ''Disney'' parody is in ''{{Hercules}}'', where Meg is perfectly aware that the friendly animals approaching her [[spoiler:are really the demons Pain and Panic in disguise.]]

WaltDisney is famous for characters who are a FriendToAllLivingThings, which always lead to a signature moment. This is the moment where for some reason, [[WoodlandCreatures sweet woodland critters]] [[AllAnimalsAreDomesticated help the heroine with tasks that birds and deer wouldn't normally do]]. Maybe the animals hang around just to chirp a sweet song to make the heroine smile while she's working. Or maybe they show up to celebrate a particularly happy moment with their Friend. Usually accompanied by some whimsical musical arrangement or singing (expect the animals to sing back). This moment is common in the early DisneyAnimatedCanon (and some [[MaryPoppins live action too]]).

** Mentioned again in ''Discworld/CarpeJugulum'' when Agnes sings in tune with herself while getting ready for the christening of Queen Magrat's baby. The narration contrasts this with singing in tune with [[MaryPoppins her reflection]], noting that such behavior leads to singing along with bluebirds, and once that's happened "there's nothing for it but a flamethrower."

* Dahlia Hawthorne from ''[[AceAttorney Phoenix Wright: Trials & Tribulations]]'' is shown with butterflies around her at various points. Upon TheReveal, they [[spoiler:''burst into flames''.]]
** Likewise, Acro from ''Justice For All'' is shown with birds at random, even landing on his hands. Nothing happens to the birds, but [[spoiler:he's the case's killer.]] Although, his "getting angry" animation consists of the birds [[TranquilFury quietly fluttering away]].

** It's the people randomly bursting into song he can't stand, anyways.

* Mentioned in ''Discworld/{{Hogfather}}'' when a skeletal, hooded, scythe wielding Death of Rats steps onto Susan's palm and it's compared to the scene where the princess sings to the woodland creatures, but "more of a PG rating".
** Agnes references it in ''Discworld/CarpeJugulum'', noting that once this has happened "there's nothing for it but a flamethrower."

** Arguably also parodied in ''{{Tangled}}''. Rapunzel is able to charm Maximus, the fierce horse belonging to the captain of the guard. Flynn, playing the straight man, can't believe that a guard's horse is thumping its leg like a dog.

* ''AmericanDad'': Roger asks Francine to make a dish using an adorable bird. We see her in the kitchen, with the bird flying around her head while it mimics everything she sings. Then in a flash, she grabs the bird and drowns it in the pot of water on the stove, with [[StepfordSmiler a creepily apathetic look on her face.]]

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