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* TestosteroneBrigade: Despite being marketed to tween girls, the movie has developed a huge male fanbase, owing to the cuteness of Mei's red panda form (as well as Mei's natural form and her friends) and the message that anyone can relate to in general (the movie itself has quite a gender-neutral aesop if you bar the menstruation metaphors).
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* TestosteroneBrigade: Despite being marketed to tween girls, the movie has developed a huge male fanbase, owing to the cuteness of Mei's red panda form (as well as Mei's natural form and her friends) and the message that anyone can relate to in general (the movie itself has quite a gender-neutral aesop moral if you bar the menstruation metaphors).
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* EpilepticTrees: One popular theory involving Abby was that she was actually an older Boo from ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', due to their similar appearances, [[GenkiGirl energetic natures]], associations with pink flowers and love for fluffy things. The theory got so popular that [[https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a39838962/turning-red-director-monsters-inc-theory/ Domee Shi herself]] explicitly deconfirmed it, though she implied the two could still be related somehow.
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* EpilepticTrees: One popular theory involving Abby was that she was actually an older Boo from ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc1'', due to their similar appearances, [[GenkiGirl energetic natures]], associations with pink flowers and love for fluffy things. The theory got so popular that [[https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a39838962/turning-red-director-monsters-inc-theory/ Domee Shi herself]] explicitly deconfirmed it, though she implied the two could still be related somehow.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: In the film, milk is advertised as being sold in bags which is actually the case in Eastern Canada but rare elsewhere.
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** Carter Murphy-Mayhew, doesn't speak a single word in the film, but he still has an impact on the plot. When Mei leaves a paw print on his shirt on his shirt unintentionally, this gives Mei the idea to start marketing the Panda.
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** Carter Murphy-Mayhew, doesn't speak a single word in the film, but he still has an impact on the plot. When Mei leaves a paw print on his shirt on his shirt unintentionally, this gives Mei the idea to start marketing the Panda.Panda. He shows up in certain scenes on occasion but his life off the stage of movie remains largely a mystery.
