Duplicate Image: Disney Acid Sequence

This trope's image is nearly identical to the one on Pink Elephants. I feel like we need to replace one of them, and I think DAS will be easier to replace:

Here are a few suggestions:

• The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh: The "Heffalumps and Woozles" is almost as infamous as "Pink Elephants on Parade", the current image source, so maybe we could get something from there. The problem is, there aren't many Heffalumps or Woozles on screen at one time, so most screenshots that I could find don't look very chaotic. But maybe one of these will work: [1]◊ [2]◊
• The Lion Guard: Personally, I would love it if "Tonight we Strike" was the image source, but let's see what others think. I can look for more screenshots if necessary: [3] [4] [5]

edited 11th Jan '17 5:00:05 PM by DrNoPuma

Of those, I prefer the Pooh pics; the Lion Guard ones don't look nearly trippy enough.

Maybe something from Moana?

Or, from the same movie, the "You're Welcome" sequence: [1]◊ [2]◊

3.1 or 3.2 looks the trippiest to me. I think I'll go with 3.2.

Yeah, either in 3 works best.

3.2 looks great!

3.2.

...Actually, I have doubts now. It's kind of hard to tell that 3.2 is a musical number. I'm starting to like 4.1 and 4.2 more.

...Although 3.1 isn't half bad either.

edited 13th Jan '17 12:13:43 PM by DrNoPuma

Alternatively, some other examples:

I think the song needs to segue into an Art Shift (or Tone Shift) for the trope to apply. So not any song number would qualify.

That being said, I'm curious how the Pink Elephants trope is different from Mushroom Samba (both have similar descriptions, but don't refer to each other).

edited 14th Jan '17 3:32:06 AM by Adept

^ That's a good question; I started a TRS thread here.

I suppose jumping spoons is within the realm of literal for Beauty and the Beast... and maybe that stack of animals is for Lion King... but genie's muscles on Aladdin? Dust assuming the shape of wild animals? I would assume that those are not within the realm of literal.

Bumping after a week because this thread fell to the bottom of the page.

The Aladdin one doesn't really look like a musical number though, while the "dust forming wild animals" were barely visible until you point them out.

Maybe we need a crowner?

Sure. Here's one.

I also included a song◊ from The Princess And The Frog, which I think is more clear about the Art Shift+musical number at the same time.

edited 9th Feb '17 3:57:54 AM by Morgenthaler

Crowner's hooked, thanks.

Thanks.

Do we have any non-Disney images for this to show the trope isn't restricted to Disney films?

How about something NOT Disney? The name really seems to be restricting the trope examples IMO.

[1] [2][3][4]?

edited 9th Feb '17 8:03:55 AM by Memers

Not sure if I like any of those suggestions, but I'd actually go with an anime image on this to ensure nobody mistakes it for something from Disney.

While picking something non-Disney for that reason might be beneficial, it shouldn't be a requirement; if the trope name is misleading, then that might be better addressed by changing the trope name than by walking on eggshells to avoid letting the image confirm that misleading first impression.

I'm not sure what I think of those non-Disney examples. Part of the problem is that it's hard to demonstrate without context that it even is an example. Within the "non-Disney" context, would it be better to use an image that uses two screenshots, or is from some iconic non-Disney example, (ie. Dreamworks) or both?

edited 9th Feb '17 11:29:03 AM by neoYTPism

You cant tell they are dancing? The last 3 are quite clear IMO.

IMO the most help we could do is rename it to Acid Dance Number, Random Acid Sequence or something to that effect as Disney examples really monopolize the entire page.

edited 9th Feb '17 4:40:19 PM by Memers

I can't tell just from a still image that those visuals aren't the norm for whatever that's from.

As for renaming... should we get a TRS thread going, then?

edited 9th Feb '17 5:04:06 PM by neoYTPism

Going ahead and giving this a votes bump; four in the green, only one in consensus range right now.