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** If one is familiar with fanmade "animash" creations [[labelnote:Explanation]]An "animash" is a fanmade video that uses editing and greenscreening tricks to make characters from different animated films look like they exist together in the same universe and interact with each other. They have a large following of teenage fans and many of them include plotlines such as "a character who is good in their canon movie is evil" or "X falls in love with Y". and many of them make extensive use and overuse of Adobe After Effects filters.[[/labelnote]], the editing done during the villain segments is incredible evocative of those videos.
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** Some fans like to call Disneyland's dragon, "Murphy", because of [[FinaglesLaw its tendency to break down.]]
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** Some fans like to call Disneyland's dragon, version of Maleficent's dragon form, "Murphy", because of [[FinaglesLaw its tendency to break down.]]
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* ReplacementScrappy: Regarding Disneyland's 2017 version, the swapping of the ''WesternAnimation/PeterPan'' scene for one inspired by ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanTheCurseOfTheBlackPearl'' upset fans who considered the ''Peter Pan'' scene a highlight, and/or thought it sounded jarring to stick live-action characters in a show mostly inspired by Disney's animated movies, especially ones originating from a live-action series that has become highly divisive.[[note]]Film/MaryPoppins did already show up in the finale, but she doesn't say anything.[[/note]] [[AuthorsSavingThrow Thankfully,]] it is [[https://dlnewstoday.com/2023/12/breaking-peter-pan-sequence-returning-to-replace-pirates-of-the-caribbean-in-disneylands-fantasmic/ confirmed]] that the original ''Peter Pan'' sequence will return in 2024 as part of the reopening of the show after the fire incident, which led to sparks for joy among fans of the show online.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Regarding Disneyland's 2017 version, the swapping of the ''WesternAnimation/PeterPan'' scene for one inspired by ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanTheCurseOfTheBlackPearl'' upset fans who considered the ''Peter Pan'' scene a highlight, and/or thought it sounded jarring to stick live-action characters in a show mostly inspired by Disney's animated movies, especially ones originating from a live-action series that has become highly divisive.[[note]]Film/MaryPoppins did already show up in the finale, but she doesn't say anything.[[/note]] [[AuthorsSavingThrow Thankfully,]] Thankfully, it is [[https://dlnewstoday.com/2023/12/breaking-peter-pan-sequence-returning-to-replace-pirates-of-the-caribbean-in-disneylands-fantasmic/ confirmed]] that the original ''Peter Pan'' sequence will return in 2024 as part of the reopening of the show after the fire incident, which led to sparks for joy among fans of the show online.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Regarding Disneyland's 2017 version, the swapping of the ''WesternAnimation/PeterPan'' scene for one inspired by ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanTheCurseOfTheBlackPearl'' upset fans who considered the ''Peter Pan'' scene a highlight, and/or thought it sounded jarring to stick live-action characters in a show mostly inspired by Disney's animated movies, especially ones originating from a live-action series that has become highly divisive.[[note]]Film/MaryPoppins did already show up in the finale, but she doesn't say anything.[[/note]]
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* ReplacementScrappy: Regarding Disneyland's 2017 version, the swapping of the ''WesternAnimation/PeterPan'' scene for one inspired by ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanTheCurseOfTheBlackPearl'' upset fans who considered the ''Peter Pan'' scene a highlight, and/or thought it sounded jarring to stick live-action characters in a show mostly inspired by Disney's animated movies, especially ones originating from a live-action series that has become highly divisive.[[note]]Film/MaryPoppins did already show up in the finale, but she doesn't say anything.[[/note]][[/note]] [[AuthorsSavingThrow Thankfully,]] it is [[https://dlnewstoday.com/2023/12/breaking-peter-pan-sequence-returning-to-replace-pirates-of-the-caribbean-in-disneylands-fantasmic/ confirmed]] that the original ''Peter Pan'' sequence will return in 2024 as part of the reopening of the show after the fire incident, which led to sparks for joy among fans of the show online.
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*** And it seems as if Murphy has lived up to her FanNickname one last time; during the late performance on 4/22/23, the animatronic caught fire after its initial fire effect. Not many details have been released by Disney detailing what's going to happen next, presumably due to the fact that they need to assess everything, though there were no injuries reported.
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** Frollo getting defeated in the Florida version, more specifically his horrified cry of "WITCHCRAFT!" as he watches Mickey work his magic. Short, sweet and oddly in-character for him.
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** Frollo getting defeated in the Florida version, more specifically his horrified cry of "WITCHCRAFT!" as he watches Mickey work his magic. Short, sweet sweet, and oddly in-character for him.
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** In all versions (excluding Disneyland's "Fantasmic 2.0"), the Evil Queen emerges from the darkness and, upon seeing seeing the "three lovelier maids" enjoy their happy lives, transforms into the Witch in a fit of rage. Suffice to say, the old hag is just as frightening here as she was in the [[WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs original film]].
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** In all versions (excluding Disneyland's "Fantasmic 2.0"), the Evil Queen emerges from the darkness and, upon seeing seeing the "three lovelier maids" enjoy their happy lives, transforms into the Witch in a fit of rage. Suffice to say, the old hag is just as frightening here as she was in the [[WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs original film]].
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: Frollo getting defeated in the Florida version, more specifically his horrified cry of "WITCHCRAFT!" as he watches Mickey work his magic. Short, sweet and oddly in-character for him.
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** Frollo getting defeated in the Florida version, more specifically his horrified cry of "WITCHCRAFT!" as he watches Mickey work his magic. Short, sweet and oddly in-character forhim.him.
** Hades barely winces when he’s being struck by the powers of Mickey’s imagination, and simply chuckles, since presumably he’s not going to really get destroyed being an immortal god and all. His cohorts besides Chernabog aren’t so lucky, howling and screaming in terror. This especially goes for Cruella who’s just a mundane human who never came close to the world-ending stakes of the other villains, or the threat of damnation in Frollo’s case.
** Frollo getting defeated in the Florida version, more specifically his horrified cry of "WITCHCRAFT!" as he watches Mickey work his magic. Short, sweet and oddly in-character for
** Hades barely winces when he’s being struck by the powers of Mickey’s imagination, and simply chuckles, since presumably he’s not going to really get destroyed being an immortal god and all. His cohorts besides Chernabog aren’t so lucky, howling and screaming in terror. This especially goes for Cruella who’s just a mundane human who never came close to the world-ending stakes of the other villains, or the threat of damnation in Frollo’s case.
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* {{Narm}}: In the Florida version, Scar says "Yes, puuuurfect" when he agrees to join the Evil Queen's LegionOfDoom. It's... pretty cheesy, even for a character who did engage in the occasional pun or joke. Then when it cuts back to him laughing and gloating, we instead hear roaring and growling while a brief shot from "Be Prepared" is slowed down and looped a bit to give the impression he's laughing.
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* {{Narm}}: In Scar gets a pretty rough time in the Florida version, version. First, Scar says "Yes, puuuurfect" when he agrees to join the Evil Queen's LegionOfDoom. It's... pretty cheesy, even for a character who did engage in the occasional pun or joke. Then when it cuts back to him laughing and gloating, we instead hear roaring and growling while a brief shot from "Be Prepared" is slowed down and looped a bit to give the impression he's laughing. Finally, when he’s shown being defeated with the other villains, he’s making cartoony growls in anguish.
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* UnintentionalUncannyValley: Ever wonder why Mickey rarely wears his classic outfit from the cartoons in the parks? Well, the brief appearance [[https://blogmickey.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/fantasmic-reopening-mickey-snake-1.jpg of him in the classic outfit]] in the Hollywood Studios version and the appearance of Steamboat Willie Mickey in the finale gives us the likely answer to that question, as Mickey's classic outfit, while perfectly okay in animated form, looks incredibly weird and off-putting when faithfully translated to a full-bodied costume.
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** Disneyland's 2017 show has the unofficial alias ''Fantasmic! 2.0'' to distinguish it from its predecessors.
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** Disneyland's 2017 show has the unofficial alias ''Fantasmic! 2.0'' to distinguish it from its predecessors. The alias has also been assigned to Hollywood Studios' 2022 revamp for similar reasons.
