Referenced By / The Sword in the Stone

Film - Animated

• Animation from this film was reused/reworked for a few of Disney's later animated features:
  • The Jungle Book: The scene of Mowgli getting licked by his wolf brothers is reworked from Wart getting licked by the guard dogs.
  • The Fox and the Hound: Some animation of a squirrel running across some branches is taken from that of Squirrel!Wart.
  • The Black Cauldron: The scene of Taran searching for Hen-Wen in the forest is reworked from the scene of Wart trying to find Kay's arrow.
• The Princess and the Frog: The scene where Louis wears swamp moss on his head like a wig and makes a crazy face is based on the scene of Madam Mim parting her hair to reveal a pig face underneath.

Web Original

• The Nostalgia Critic: In his review of Godzilla (1998), a Running Gag has the Critic mispronouncing the name of Matthew Broderick's character (Niko Tatopoulos), at one point calling him "Mr. Hockety-pockety-wockety-wack".

Video Games

• World of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck: Madam Mim appears as the boss of Level 4. She is fought in the Cookie Box segment.

Western Animation

• Bee and Puppycat: In "Little Fingers", Toast mispronounces Merlin's (Deckard's brother) name as "Mervin", just as Ector does in the film.
• House of Mouse: Wart, Merlin, Madam Mim, Ector and Kay have all appeared as guests at the club.
• Robot Chicken: A sketch from "Ext. Forest - Day" has Merlin giving Wart another chance with the girl squirrel.
• Sofia the First: Merlin makes a guest appearance in "Gone With the Wand".
• The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse:
  • In "School of Fish", the appearance of Gubbles' teacher is based on Merlin's fish form.
  • In "Disappearing Act", Merlin makes a cameo among various magical characters (including Fairy Godmother, the Blue Fairy, Jiminy Cricket, Flora, Fauna and Merryweather) who cheer Mickey up when he thinks he can't make Minnie reappear.