History Funny / Fantasia2000

** FridgeBrilliance that adds to the comedy: these are all ''magical'' creatures, so they [[SmugSuper probably assumed they'd be fine]]. Clearly, [[WrongGenreSavvy they were mistaken]].

** [[ExplosiveBreeder The multitude of rabbits getting off at the end of the voyage]]. Kids may not get it, but [[ParentalBonus parents will]].

** Special mention goes to the scene in the Subway where you can see everyone, including Rachel's parents, uncomfortably packed together. (This is actually TruthInTelevision given how ''crowded'' that stuff can be!) If you look at the squeezed in figures, you can see a ''foot'' poking out of the crowd, and [[{{Squick}} A woman's face in a man's armpit.]] However, the crowning moment really comes when they get ''off'' the Subway, are ''still'' crowded, and are holding invisible handguards as they pack themselves into an equally cramped elevator. They even ''walk'' like this, too!
*** And then they get into a second elevator the same way. They finally scatter after reaching the top floor... except for one poor soul crawling on the floor.
** Also of mention from that same segment: Rachel's attempts to do ballet that end up with her hopping into the closet and knocking down a whole bunch of junk, her approaching the pool to learn how to swim covered with an inner tube, snorkel, life jacket, and scuba tank, and her attempts to play the piano. And sing.

** FridgeBrilliance that adds to the comedy: These are all ''magical'' creatures, so they [[SmugSuper probably assumed they'd be fine]]. Clearly, [[WrongGenreSavvy they were mistaken]].

** [[ExplosiveBreeder The multitude of rabbits getting off at the end of the voyage]]. Kids may not get it, but parents will.
** As the animals depart the ark, one of the hippos steps on Donald's foot.

** Even before this: James Earl Jones: "Here, the sensitive strains of Impressionistic music combine with the subtle artistry of the animator to finally answer that age-old question...'what is man's relationship to nature?'" *is handed a sheet by an artist* "Oh, sorry. That age-old question... 'what would happen if you gave a yo-yo to a flock of flamingoes?' [[WhoWritesThisCrap Who wrote this?"]]

** DonaldDuck noticing, and then reacting to, the [[FurryConfusion mundane ducks]] entering the Ark.

* In the DVD commentary (the one which talks about each segment), Donald came by. One of the guys complains why is Donald joining and he can't understand him. Donald brought the animals with him and the flooding waters. He told Donald they're doing a commentary, not a reenactment. The commentary ends him asking where'd he parked the Ark.

** Also of mention from that same segment: Rachel's attempts to do ballet that end up with her hopping into the closet and knocking down a whole bunch of junk, her approaching the pool to learn how to swim covered with an inner tube, snorkel, and pool animals, and her attempts to play the piano. And sing.

** [[ExplosiveBreeder The multitude of rabbits getting off at the end of the voyage.]] Parents will get it; kids won't.

* DonaldDuck noticing, and then reacting to, the [[FurryConfusion mundane ducks]] in his sequence. Actually, pretty much that whole sequence when it's not busy being a tearjerker.
** [[ExplosiveBreeder The multitude of rabbits getting off at the end of the voyage.]] Parents will get it; kids won't.
* Same concept applies to "Rhapsody In Blue", though sometimes the tearjerking element and the funny overlap very nicely.
** In Rhapsody in Blue, special mention goes to the scene in the Subway where you can see everyone, including Rachel's parents, uncomfortably packed together. (This is actually TruthInTelevision given how ''crowded'' that stuff can be!) If you look at the squeezed in figures, you can see a ''foot'' poking out of the crowd, and [[{{Squick}} A woman's face in a man's armpit.]] However, the crowning moment really comes when they get ''off'' the Subway, are ''still'' crowded, and are holding invisible handguards as they pack themselves into an equally cramped elevator. They even ''walk'' like this, too!

* In a [[BlackComedyBurst sudden bit of dark humor]], ''Pomp and Circumstance'' [[JustSoStory implies why]] [[OurDragonsAreDifferent dragons]], {{unicorn}}s, and [[OurGryphonsAreDifferent gryphons]] are never seen anymore on Earth: they're laughing uproariously at all the animals getting on the ark, apparently refusing to board themselves. [[TooDumbToLive Even when it's starting to rain.]]
** FridgeBrilliance that adds to the comedy: These are all ''magical'' creatures, so they [[SmugSuper probably assumed they'd be fine]]. Clearly, [[WrongGenreSavvy they were mistaken]].
** Donald using one of the porcupines to get a stubborn hippo moving, only to be jabbed in the butt by one of the rhinos soon after.

** Even before this: James Earl Jones: "Here, the sensitve strains of Impressionistic music combine with the subtle artistry of the animator to finally answer that age-old question...'what is man's relationship to nature?'" *is handed a sheet by an artist* "Oh, sorry. That age-old question... 'what would happen if you gave a yo-yo to a flock of flamingoes?' [[WhoWritesThisCrap Who wrote this?"]]
* In the DVD commentary (the one which talks about each segment), Donald came by. One of the guys complains why is Donald joining and he can't understand him. Donald brought the animals with him and the flooding waters. He told Donald they're doing a commentary not a reenactment. The commentary ends him asking where'd he parked the Ark.

** In Rhapsody in Blue, special mention goes to the scene in the Subway where you can see everyone uncomfortably packed together, (This is actually TruthInTelevision given how ''crowded'' that stuff can be!) If you look at the squeezed in figures, you can see a ''foot'' poking out of the crowd, and [[{{Squick}} A man's armpit in a woman's face.]] However, the crowning moment really comes when they get ''off'' the Subway, are ''still'' crowded, and are holding invisible handguards as they pack themselves into an equally cramped elevator. They even ''walk'' like this, too!
*** And then they get into a second elevator the same way. They finally scatter after reaching the top floor... except one poor soul crawling on the floor.

** Even before this: James Earl Jones: "Here, the sensitve strains of Impressionistic music combine with the subtle artistry of the animator to finally answer that age-old question...'what is man's relationship to nature?'" *is handed a sheet by an artist* "Oh, sorry. That age-old question 'what would happen if you gave a yo-yo to a flock of flamingoes?' [[WhoWritesThisCrap Who wrote this?"]]

** Even before this: James Earl Jones: "Here, the sensitve strains of Impressionistic music combine with the subtle artistry of the animator to finally answer that age-old question...'what is man's relationship to nature?'" *is handed a sheet by an artist* "Oh, sorry. That age-old question 'what would happen if you gave a yo-yo to a flock of flamingoes?' [[WhoWritesThisCrap Who wrote this?!"]]

* DonaldDuck noticing the [[FurryConfusion mundane ducks]] in his sequence. Actually, pretty much that whole sequence when it's not busy being a tearjerker.

** The multitude of rabbits getting off at the end of the voyage. Parents will get it; kids won't.

** Even before this: James Earl Jones: "Here, the sensitve strains of Impressionistic music combine with the subtle artistry of the animator to finally answer that age-old question...'what is man's relationship to nature?'" *is handed a sheet by an artist* "Oh, sorry. That age-old question 'what would happen if you gave a yo-yo to a flock of flamingoes?' Who wrote this?!"

* In a [[BlackComedyBurst sudden bit of dark humor]], ''Pomp and Circumstance'' [[JustSoStory implies why]] [[OurDragonsAreDifferent dragons]], {{unicorn}}s, and [[OurGryphonsAreDifferent gryphons]] are never seen anymore on Earth: they're laughing uproariously at all the animals getting on the ark, apparently refusing to board themselves.

* In a [[BlackComedyBurst sudden bit of dark humor]], ''Pomp and Circumstance'' [[JustSoStory implies why]] [[OurDragonsAreDifferent dragons]], {{unicorn}}s, and [[OurGryphonsAreDifferent gryphons]] are never seen anymore on Earth: they're laughing uproariously at all the animals getting on the ark, apparently refusing to board themselve.s

* In a [[BlackComedy dark humor]] of sorts that becomes HarsherInHindsight and TearJerker, ''Pomp and Circumstance'' implies why [[OurDragonsAreDifferent dragons]], {{unicorn}}s, and [[OurGryphonsAreDifferent gryphons]] are never seen anymore on Earth. It's simple: they never board the Ark.

** In Rhapsody in Blue, special mention goes to the scene in the Subway where you can see everyone uncomfortably packed together, (This is actually TruthInTelevision given how ''crowded'' that stuff can be!) If you look at the squeezed in figures, you can see a ''foot'' poking out of the crowd, and [[{{Squick}} A man's armpit in a woman's face.]] However, the crowning moment really comes when they get ''off'' the Subway, are ''still'' crowded, and are holding invisible handguards. They even ''walk'' like this, too!

* In a [[BlackComedy dark humor]] of sorts that becomes HarsherInHindsight and TearJerker, ''Pomp and Circumstance'' implies why [[OurDragonsAreDifferent dragon]], {{unicorn}}, and [[OurGryphonsAreDifferent gryphon]] are never seen anymore on Earth. It's simple: they never board the Ark.

* In a [[BlackComedy dark humor]] of sorts that becomes HarsherInHindsight and TearJerker, ''Pomp and Circumstance'' implies why [[OurDragonsAreDifferent dragon]], {{unicorn}}, and [[OurGryphonsAreDifferent gryphon]] are nowhere on Earth. It's simple: they never board the Ark.