Top 10 Terrifying Disney Theories You Need To Pray Aren't Real

From Finding Nemo to Peter Pan, here are your 10 scariest Disney

theories

that you should

pray

aren't

real

. I'm Melissa Melotti and Connor Meek did half of this script, but he couldn't be here, so I wanted to say hello. I know you're great and you help me in our number 10, we have Finding Nemo, the five stages of grief. A large community on Reddit was shocked to hear one person's theory about the infamous Disney movie Finding Nemo. The user concluded that the film was demonstrating the Five Stages of Grief: the theory is that Nemo actually died with his siblings and mother and that Marlin imagines that a single egg survives, demonstrating the first stage of denial in which He refused to accept that the horrible event occurred and then became angry when Nemo did anything even remotely.

Dangerous then moves on to negotiation, which Marlin does quite often in his quest to find Nemo, then eventually he feels hopeless when he's ready to give up the search and then comes acceptance where he's finally at peace and learns not to obsess over Nemo. It is not surprising that Disney has at least developed the idea from this starting point. This theory seems quite accurate to me. If you are liking this video so far, don't forget to hit the like button as it will

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ly help us out. our number nine spot we have the hunter from The Little Mermaid in the original Little Mermaid, we learned that Ariel has a mother, but we never found out what happened to her until the 2008 movie, The Little Mermaid Begins Ariel, that's when we find out that Ariel's mother , Athena, was killed by a pirate ship that's why King Triton hates humans well maybe you've heard of another Disney story with pirates called Peter Pan and in this story Captain Hook the villain of the story is the captain of a pirate ship we also see a group of mermaids in Peter Pan in the mermaid lagoon and one of them looks an awful lot like Ariel and even wears a gold crown, probably the queen, which of course has led to the theory that it was Captain Hook's ship that killed Ariel's mother and therefore Captain Hook killed her.

That one blew my mind at our number eight spot. We have frozen wisdom. I don't

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that this theory is real or not because it is amazing and just deserved an honorable mention. People are convinced that writers. The characters in Frozen 2 may have gone to a lot of therapy in their time or worked with psychologists to help write the movie because the movie is filled with the most wisdom, the kind of wisdom you only hear from your therapist, just do the following correctly. which Anna sings as she comes to the horrible realization that her sister Elsa and her friend Olaf have passed away, honest things about the pain she feels and she describes a heaviness that only people who have truly suffered from depression they would understand.

She trains herself. to do the right thing, take one step at a time, the best advice you could give someone when they are in the thick of it, otherwise the people of Arendale have to evacuate and after the chaos, Olaf lets all the young people play with him and hit him with icicles, he tells them, this is what we call controlling what you can when things feel out of control, another wonderful tip in our number seven place, we have Peter Pan, the psychopath, now we all know that Neverland is a place where you never have to grow up and you can be a kid forever and that's all Peter wants for his friends, whether you're a lost boy or a sweetheart, fun and games all day sure sounds amazing.

But what if you get tired of childhood and decide it's time to grow up right. This theory suggests that Peter is not very nice to adults, even if they started out as friends. In fact, he hates adults so much that he wants to kill them. There are few adults in the film. We see the main ones as Captain Hook and the crew of the Jolly Roger and we know how much Peter hates them, what if the Lost Boys decided it's time to become lost men? Following this theory, Peter kills any of the lost children who try to grow up. he gets up and finds new ones taking his place so he has friends to play with forever.

Captain Hook was actually one of the Lost Boys in the past and learned the truth of who or what Peter is and escapes by rescuing others as he does so and they grow up. on the team, this is why Hook hates Pan so much, so maybe Hook wasn't the villain after all, at our number six spot we have a scorned lover. Oh, this is a juicy fan theory that honestly looks like whoever came up with it must have done it too. known the pain of being betrayed the theory surrounding the movie Beauty and the Beast and the theory says that the witch or sorceress who had created the curse that turned the prince into the Beast and all of his royal courtiers into what are generally objects inanimate did so.

Then, since she was a mistress, he scorned her and the Beast were former lovers and he sent her away once he got bored of her, something royals were known to do in the past, courtiers also her. They would have treated them badly because they are loyal to the Beast. prince, so she put a curse on them to teach them a lesson about respecting women. I see that she makes more sense than a witch trapping the entire house just because the prince was proud. There was clearly a deeper lesson afoot in our number five spot. The origin of eor, ah, you're everyone's favorite depressed donkey, while everyone in the Hundred Acre Wood is usually pretty carefree and happy.

Eeyore always seems to be in a bad mood and I would be too if my tail was lost or stolen and my house fell down all the time. but some theorists think there is a more sinister reason for the gloomy nature, but for that we have to go back to the 1940s movie Pinocchio, in which our puppet protagonist becomes a real boy and after some wild adventures he is rewarded with a trip to Pleasure Island a land where you can do whatever you want and no adult can stop you but there is a cursed place on the island and anyone who indulges turns into a donkey and we see in the movie that many of the Donkeys can still talk, so the theory suggests that Eor was once a real boy and made the mistake of going to Pleasure Island and was cursed to take on his furrier form, but it seems he managed to escape to the safety of the Forest. of the Hundred Acres and now lives the rest of his days longing to regain his lost Humanity in our place number 4, Moana died.

This is another very interesting and well thought out theory about the movie Moana at the beginning of the movie Moana is trapped on her ship. in a storm when the ship was struck by lightning, it is theorized that she died on the ship, which is the most likely thing that would happen to any living being. The theory is expanded to state that Moana's spirit is completing the Quest for the rest of the journey and that is why she only encounters gods and spirits the rest of the way on her plane of existence. Theorists then went on to claim that after she finishes the Quest for her, her spirit returns to her body and that is when it returns to her.

Island ooh, I bet some of these Reddit theorists are actually just Disney employees, you know, revealing secrets they could only reveal anonymously in our number 3 spot, we have the fly in the movie The Emperor's New Groove Isma has all kinds of potions to turn people into any animal you can imagine and turns Cusco into a llama, but I'm sure this isn't the only time he does something like this, since most of the animals in the film cannot be understood by humans as the squirrel can only communicate with Kronk through squeals and gestures, there are mostly obvious animals that can speak in Cusco like the Llama, isma like a cat and there is another strange example that surprises to everyone in the movie: the trapped fly.

The Spider's Web While walking through the forest Kuzco sees a fly trapped in a web and is screaming for help, but is now quickly devoured, although this is an obvious reference to the fly from 1958, it also raises the question of who else it has become. Isma. The animals were one of Cusco's loyal subjects and there are other jungle creatures that used to be humans. Let's hope they at least become better than a fly. In our number two spot, we have the evil trolls. Well, here's another Frozen. Theory for you: What if Prince Hans wasn't really evil?

What if he was manipulated by Magic? Many fans online thought that Prince Hans, who had a plot twist of being the overall villain of the story, was a bit out of place. seemingly so good for most of the story and then suddenly he was evil, well a reddit user had a really good theory about this, the trolls that are part of Kristoff's family have very strange magic and like They have Kristoff's. The best thing in the background maybe they used magic to change the path of Anna and Hans and turn Hans evil so that Kristoff could end up with Anna Hmm, it's possibly for the best since he actually had a friendship with Kristoff and everything that What I knew about Prince Hans was that they had some things in common like chocolate and sandwiches, it wasn't a solid foundation for a lasting relationship, but still maybe the trolls altered the path of Anna and Prince Hans and they are the real ones. villains of the story and finally we come to our number one spot, Walt's mother.

Disney of course ever wondered why none of the princesses or main characters in Disney movies seem to have mothers or at least some that are still alive, I mean Cinderella, Bambi, Ariel, Belle Jasmine, the list goes on and it goes on, well, some think that this is actually related to a terrible tragedy in the Disney family in 1937 Walt and his brother Roy bought their parents a house with their success Newfound a dream for anyone but unfortunately this would be a terrible mistake a One day his mother Flora called Walt to complain that his boiler was leaking gas.

Walt sent some people from the studio to fix it and they did, or so they thought. The next morning, the housekeeper returned and found Mr. and Mrs. Disney unconscious and dragged them to the front yard. Her father was taken to a hospital and survived, but unfortunately. His mother died at the scene. This tragedy was well known to those working at the studio and many thought it affected the stories they told in the future. Walt was so traumatized that he passed the trauma onto the characters in the movies as a way to move on. Anyway, it's interesting to investigate the man who created an empire.

I'm Melissa Melotti and I hope you have a good day, Mr. Foreigner.