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* BigNo: Jafar says this as Mickey uses Aladdin's lamp to trap him in the climax.
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* EnemyMine: Sharp-eyed viewers will notice Tick-Tock the Crocodile among the villains taking over the House of Mouse along with the much more prominent Captain Hook. Keep in mind that Hook as beefed as much with Tick-Tock as he has with Peter Pan.
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* EnemyMine: Sharp-eyed viewers will notice Tick-Tock the Crocodile among the villains taking over the House of Mouse along with the much more prominent Captain Hook. Keep in mind that Hook, meaning Hook as beefed as much with Tick-Tock as he has with and his other nemesis besides Peter Pan.Pan are technically working together.
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* EnemyMine: Sharp-eyed viewers will notice Tick-Tock the Crocodile among the villains taking over the House of Mouse along with the much more prominent Captain Hook. Keep in mind that Hook as beefed as much with Tick-Tock as he has with Peter Pan.
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* NoOntologicalInertia: Zig-zagged; after Jafar is sucked into Genie's lamp, his entire takeover of the House is immediately undone and returns back to its original decor, except for the outside sign and Tinker Bell had to change that back.
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* RedFilterOfDoom: The inside of the house takes on a predominantly red-violet hue to reflect Jafar's takeover.
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* "''Trick or Treat''" (1952)
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* "''Trick "''[[WesternAnimation/TrickOrTreatDisney Trick or Treat''" Treat]]''" (1952)
