Craziest Cartoon Secrets You Won’t Believe Are True

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of animation to They will leave you speechless with The peculiar reasons why the Simpsons are yellow. We'll also look at the adult jokes you missed in SpongeBob SquarePants and a number of very sinister theories and interpretations that, with fair warning, can ruin your childhood favorites forever, so stick with me. I reveal some of the

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, oh dad, since their debut in 1989.

The Simpsons have certainly earned their place in the pop culture Hall of Fame with a perfect match of relatable moments of family life and even hilarious satire. predicting the future at times The Simpsons are seemingly a source of eternal entertainment, needless to say that in their long history some strange mysteries have arisen with some notable theories attempting to explain them, for example the question of who Ralph's real father is Wiggum, but the Boss. Wiggum is Ralph's father, I'm sure you're exclaiming, but you might be wrong. I mean, think about it, the two of them practically don't look alike, sure Ralph has similar features to his mother Sarah, like eyes and nose, but he doesn't seem to have inherited any of Chief Clancy's rugged and handsome appearance, the question is if Wiggum is not Rao's father then which one Springfield or okay for a while now fans have had a knight necklace on their radar Chief Wiggum's colleague Eddie and it makes sense both he and Sarah would meet naturally, not to mention that Eddie and Ralph have strikingly similar hairstyles, but of course, this is all just a guess, until recently, yes, but in the season 34 episode Lisa the Boy Scout, the show's writers they actually address the rumors.

I know Eddie is Ralph's. father, look at the hair, look at the hair, it's classless, I swear, it's not

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, my son's breath smells like cat food, okay, you got me, there you go, Eddie is, in fact, the Ralph's dad, it looks like Sarah has some explaining to do, but wait. At one point it turns out that the clip we just saw is from an episode that, according to The Simpsons wiki, is not actually considered canon, meaning it was purely a throwaway joke, so at this point the mystery seems not be officially resolved, fortunately for some peace.

Mental, on the other hand, there is no denying that my dad is my dad, we are identical, laughter, tricks of the trade by their very nature, cartoons are not intended to be realistic, I mean, how many grand pianos have you been crushed lately? ? I spoke too soon. But besides pianos falling from the sky, there's something distinctly unreal about classic cartoons: your fingers just notice your favorite cartoon characters. Most likely they will only have four digits. Surely there must be a reason for this now, in the early 20th century, when animation was still new. It was a very expensive process, in fact, adjusted for inflation, Disney's 1928 seven-minute short, Steamboat Willie, cost more than $87,000.

Nowadays, Pixar films cost up to a hundred thousand dollars per minute of animation, but these Modern movies are much more complex and Disney has a There are many more resources available now than in the days of Steamboat Willie, back then Disney animators had to be thrifty and realized that drawing just one finger less saved a lot of money. time, which in turn saved a lot of Moolah. This profitability is part of the reason. why classic cartoons look good cartoon realism was too arduous and expensive, so the characters were simplified aesthetically, even in more recent times animators have created similar shortcuts, such as Ursula, the octopus who has only six tentacles instead of eight, interestingly given that cartoon fingers are meant to be big enough to see individually, the animators have also concluded that five fingers just doesn't look right, while Disney even said that If Mickey Mouse had five fingers, his hands would look like bunches of bananas and that's an image no one wants to imagine, but speaking of Mickey. hands, what's the problem with those gloves?

What's hidding? Hidden hand tattoos. Hidden ice magic powers. Rotten green. Infected. Claws of some Ray. Rodent disease. No, no, man. No, well, Mickey's fingers might look really weird under those gloves. There are some officers. Reasons why classic cartoon characters like Mickey wear white gloves similar to the four-fingered situation. Drawing gloves was faster and easier, which ultimately reduced costs. Hands present several time-consuming challenges, such as joints and nails. That's why I don't have gloves. On the other hand, pun totally intended, we're an easy way for animators to convey hand gestures without the need to worry about finer details.

It also had to do with color. Color television was not common until around the 1960s and, consequently, characters like Mickey Mouse. They started life in black and white so Mickey, a mostly black character, it made sense for him to have contrasting white hands as otherwise they would be lost when interacting with his black body which can actually be seen here in Steamboat Willie when Mickey it did not. But I Have Gloves Besides That Walt also revealed in his 1957 biography that the gloves were intended to make Mickey, a rodent, look a little more human. I guess the red pants weren't enough with four fingers left.

Can you see anything iconic cartoon characters like? There's nothing weird about these three, yes, they each have something around their necks that, as I'll explain, is completely intentional. In 1940, animation duo William Hannah and Joseph Barbera created what is now a cartoon icon, Tom and Jerry, in 1957, the pair formed Hanna-Barbera. Studios and began producing hit titles after hit titles, including The Flintstones, Scooby-Doo, Yogi Bear, and Jet Ships, to name a few. Hanna-Barbera was stepping on the accelerator and needed a way to simplify things, which was accomplished with the unlikely edition of neck pieces. Hanna-Barbera discovered that if they added something around the neck to divide the head from the body, they could animate just the head and use the same static drawing for the body when the characters were still.

Just notice how both Wilma and Betty's bodies are completely still, while their heads split by their necklaces are the only things moving quite intelligently, huh, there's no doubt that these classic cartoonists were true masters of the phrase : Why work harder when you can work smarter? Colorful characters that are part of what makes The Simpsons. The family is so iconic for their unique design, but do you really know why they have yellow skin and such strangely shaped heads? In 1985, producer James L Brooks proposed that Matt Groening adapt his comic strip Life in Hell for short animations to be featured in Tracy Ullman.

Fearing that this would involve him relinquishing ownership of the characters, Show decided to create some new ones. The story goes that one day he was left waiting more than an hour for a meeting, so he started doodling and that time he claims to have created The Simpsons, which was essentially based on Matt's real-life parents. called Homer and Margaret. He also had two little sisters, Lisa and Maggie, and an older sister named Patty, and it can be argued that Matt himself is Bart after all, no one else. seems to fit that mischievous place and Matt wrote a novel in high school where the main character was also named Bart Simpson.

Now, of course, Groning's family didn't look much like The Simpsons, in fact, he'd be pretty worried if they did. Why did The Simpsons have such strange appearances, haircuts, and head shapes even compared to their fellow Springfield residents? Well, not only does it make them memorable to us, the audience, but it also sets them apart from other Springfield residents. They are the main characters and as such have the most unique design that you can't really see on any other character, but the real mystery is why they are yellow, why they are not normal skin color or why not, the Blue or red are another arbitrary color, in addition to being a striking color.

That gives the show a memorable distinctive look. There's the fact that Bart Lisa and Maggie don't have a line to differentiate their hair from their skin, so the designers felt that yellow could pass for hair and skin, so that's what they chose. a bit like me, I may look bold but I actually have a lot of hair, it's just white, where are you from? He's been on our screen since 1969. Scooby-Doo has certainly earned his legendary status and this time he's in countless series, movies and spin-offs that have added to the rich Scooby lore and all have been quite entertaining in the recent Velma show, of course, but we won't mention that, but did you know that the 2010 spin-off series Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated revealed maybe?

The biggest plot twist of the entire series and the series is officially revealed that Scoob is actually an Anunnaki. What do you say well in this program? The Anunnaki are a race of extraterrestrial creatures, some of which are good, while others are pure evil and want to destroy. The world during a cosmic event known as Nibiru, which occurs every few thousand years, the barrier between the Anunnaki and ours weakens, allowing them to visit Earth. Interestingly, the Anunnaki have no physical form of their own, so when they visit Earth they inhabit Earth. bodies of various animals, which explains sentient mythological and ancient creatures, and one of these creatures is none other than Scooby-Doo, yes, and The Lure from the 2010 series Scooby-Doo is literally an interdimensional alien, so, While we can be safe to assume that our old friend Scoob is one of the good Anunnaki, we can't be sure that he isn't one of the evil ones who is secretly babbling to destroy the world.

Hmm, he would have gotten away with it too if it weren't for those meddling screenwriters giving him a whole new, improvised origin story. Secret Brothers, modern Disney movies are loaded with Easter eggs in the form of hidden clues and references to past films. and future ones, which are usually lurking in the background and, to the untrained eye, go completely unnoticed as As a result of some of these Easter eggs, Die Hard fans often theorize that certain films must exist within it. timeline and to start off, I feel like there's a song coming on Let It Go Let It Go, thank you, thank you anyway, if you couldn't say this.

The theory centers around Frozen, this 2013 blockbuster features plenty of secrets, including a guest appearance by Rapunzel in Tangled after the haircut, of course, but there's one secret that's a little less easy to spot and noticeably darker. In the movie, we see Elsa and Anna's parents having an affair. Ship Voyage where they finally meet their demise, but while we are led to

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that Elsa and Anna's parents died at sea, that might not be true according to a popular theory, they actually washed ashore on a jungle island, there They would have a little boy. and start a new life, alas, though they would eventually be tragically devoured by a leopard leaving their helpless baby orphaned, but then in a crazy twist of fate, the baby would be raised by apes, well, wait, rewind, right? just the plot of Tarzan what does Tarzan mean? is actually Elsa and Anna's brother, yes and yes, and although the evidence for this in the film is somewhere between slim and non-existent, don't be too quick to assume that this is just a vague theory fabricated by redditors with too much time on their hands. it was actually shared by Chris Buck, who literally co-directed both films, naturally, people without lives.

I mean, Disney fans were quick to point out that the two stories don't line up perfectly specifically when it comes to time period and character design locations, yet Chris prefaces it. This is just his personal theory and not the official Canon of any of the films. Still, it's really fun to think that Tarzan and Frozen could be connected. I mean, imagine, Hi, Elsa Anna. Good news, your parents actually survived the shipwreck, oh but don't get it. excited, they were brutally eaten by a leopard, good news, although you have a brother, bad news, he was raised by apes and is currently running away among his own human waste at your dinner, yeah, wow, let's continue abroad, sticking to the theme of cinema's Easter eggs.

A113 is perhaps one of the largest and most exclusive that exists, yesIf you look closely enough at almost every Pixar feature, you'll find this enigmatic code hidden deep in the CGI, but what exactly does it mean? The answer takes us back to Pixar's origins. The Pixar spirit was cultivated by names like John Lasseter Peak, Doctor Andrew Stanton and Brad Bird. All of these people are alumni of the prestigious California Institute of the Arts. What's more, they and many future Pixar animators learn their craft in the same class. A113 was a dirty, cramped room, sure, but it was nonetheless the place where Pixar would essentially be born.

Brad Bird is believed to have started the fun tradition of hiding A113 in Disney films beginning with 1987's The Brave Little Toaster. The tradition continued with Pixar's development by appearing in the studio's first feature film, Toy Story, so A113 is not a sort of a covert subliminal code, but rather a nod to the studio's humble beginnings, so keep an eye out for the next Disney or Pixar film you enjoy outside of Nemo's reality. We've all seen Pixar's Finding Nemo, but did you know that Finding Nemo, if it were more realistically based on the real laws of nature, would be much less kid-friendly?

Let me paint you a picture and warn you that things are about to get a little horrible. Marlon and his wife Coral were admiring the deep blue when, out of nowhere, a barracuda swallowed the coral and its nest of unhatched eggs, but wait, there was one left, this Ray of Hope. Marlin named Nemo, with Nemo born, there was only one thing left for Marlin. become a woman and when Nemo became an adult fish, his mother Marlin suggested the unthinkable and it was time for the two clownfish to have some children of their own. how it would have happened, you will see that clownfish are sequential hermaphrodites, meaning that they are all born biologically male, but can transform to become female to meet the needs of their social hierarchy should the breeding female of the group die, as occurs with the coral and Finding Nemo, the former breeding male. her mate will change sex to replace her and mate with her own male offspring, no wonder why Marlon was so desperate to find Nemo.

It seems like there might be more to the show than silly little sponges. Mischief, for example, did you know that the show is actually a great metaphor for environmental problems? Well, that's at least according to one theory. According to online theorists, each character embodies a different aspect. of global warming and broader social issues Let me explain SpongeBob, who looks more like a man-made kitchen sponge than natural sea sponges, represents sea pollution, while Patrick's incredibly stupid friend SpongeBob It's mayonnaise, an instrument that is said to represent society's forgetfulness in the face of what is happening in terms of climate change and pollution; after all, he, literally and metaphorically, lives under a rock, meanwhile, Mr.

Money-hungry Crab is an incarnation of big corporations, aka the main culprits of pollution. Hello, I like money and finally, perhaps the most identifiable SpongeBob character, Squidward. Please, I have no soul, this misunderstood cultural demon should not represent liberalism, with his artistic passions and Enlightenment often ignored, if not ridiculed, leaving him forced to work for a corporation he doesn't like, hang in there, Squidward, it's all part of the work, while this socio- Political and ecological comments are not just theory and are not part of the Program Canon. There are other clues in the show that could corroborate this, for example just take a look at the houses in Bikini Bottom.

I mean, what exactly are they? Well, some say they look. It looks a lot like car mufflers, which potentially means Bikini Bottom is so polluted that its residents have no choice but to live in human waste. Do you think any of this confirms the question I'm sure is on everyone's mind? Why does SpongeBob live in a Well, the pineapple show's creator, the late Stephen Hillenberg, explained that the wild things in the show can often seem random, everything is quite thought out, for example much of the visual imagery They are inspired by Hawaiian and Polynesian culture and, lo and behold, pineapples are often a recurring motif in these. he cultivates art and fabrics, but in addition to that, Steven also explained how he thought SpongeBob would simply like the smell of a pineapple.

I mean, I understand it along the same lines. I'd like to live in a Wendy's chili pot and move into Squidward's humble abode. You can see how he lives in what appears to be one of the famous head statues on Easter Island. How one of them ended up under the sea remains a mystery, but what's interesting is that Squidward's house probably has a secret underground body that you can see while they're there. Often referred to simply as the heads of Easter Island statues, they actually have buried torsos, which means our friend Squidward probably has a pretty gnarly basement, although of all the real estate and bikini bottoms, The Krusty Krab is not only strange, but also disturbing, it could be the town's favorite. fast food restaurant the crusted crab hides a dark secret this what you are seeing now is what the Krusty Krab is based on and do you know what it is?

Yes, it's a crab trap, but wait, why would Mr. Krabs set up a crab? buy in a crab trap, well that's where things go wrong for over 20 years. Both Plankton and his fans have longed to know the secret formula for the Krabby Patty, and after it was reportedly posted on nick.com only to be later taken down, the recipe claims to make the burger. and I quote imitation crab meat Imitation crab meat is usually made from pulverized whitefish which already has some pretty disturbing connotations, but since the Krusty Krab is literally a crab trap, I'm not so convinced it's an imitation and not something real, that's right.

Mr. Krabs is a cannibal, well there's not enough evidence to say for sure and the show's producers have more recently claimed that Krabby Patties are actually plant-based, but I still don't think I'll be surprised by the wildly inaccurate ingredient labeling on this one. money lover crustace and could you Disney deja vu? Disney has been known to reuse one or two strange ideas, I mean, rising from the dead through acts of true love is just one of them, sadly, no matter how many times I tried that old Disney trick, it certainly didn't work. It doesn't work, oh my hamster, but the point is that it's not just about the story lines that Disney has recycled, but also the actual animation, don't believe me, check it out pretty mind-blowing, huh, and where the evidence is at hand the view, the question is why the rumor.

He says that in the 1970s, when Disney films like Robin Hood were released, the studio was bankrupt and recycling old animations was a cheap way to make ends meet; However, while this would certainly have saved some time in designing and planning New Movement sequences, it is not the solution. The whole truth, according to Floyd Norman, a Disney animator, the director of Robin Hood and Winnie the Pooh, Wolfgang Reitherman wanted to play it safe by using animation that he knew worked. After Walt's death in 1966, the studio essentially lost its guiding star and showed how Disney's profits from its animated features began to decline.

What Wolfgang was doing was perhaps an attempt to recapture some of the magic of Walt Disney while maintaining the old charm. This is why some films from this period feature direct copies of the studio's older animations. like some of the Nostalgia debating unnecessary sequels we see today, only at least these Disney movies were intended to be original, not suitable for children. My mom loves to tell me that I need to stop being lazy and watch children's cartoons, however, it turns out that many children's cartoons are not so kid-friendly. The main suspect is his old friend Mr.

Square Pants, the whole series is nautical nonsense, it has often resulted in some cute adult jokes which of course were completely overlooked when we were kids, but watching them now are quite obvious, I mean. just watch this from season 2 episode, your shoes untied, hurry up. I was just looking for the Gary sports channel. Dear God, of course, all we see is a dancing anemone, but judging by SpongeBob's sheer panic, we can assume he may have been watching while sea creatures equivalent to a one-handed training video, if you get my drift , moves on to something equally PG-hostile, check out this scene from the season 7 episode.

The play works, and in case you still didn't get the joke, let's just say those weren't balloons wow, who knew Squidward was would look just as good in latex, no idea how it got past the sensor, but I guess sponge prophylactics look enough like balloons to slide through, admittedly it's not just SpongeBob who hasn't been up to anything Well. Donald Duck too and Trigger warning that you may never look at him the same way again looks like Donald just set up a tent there, thankfully that awkward image from the 1947 Wide Open Spaces short film is later revealed to be a rock poking out. via Donald's Sleeping Pad and Beyond. but it's safe to assume those Disney animators got a good laugh even if they just ruined our entire childhood, but it's not just Donald's unwanted bulges that created an awkward moment in a Disney cartoon.

Check out these sausages in the background of the 1933 Three Little Pigs short, yes, the Three Little Pigs have a stencil all the time, a portrait of their father immortalized in sausage form and seen in the background. Oh, I have a similar portrait of my late grandmother resting in s'mores. Grandmother. rest on foreign s'mores now if you're a millennial or older, you might not be as familiar with the upcoming Phineas and Ferb was a cartoon that first aired on Disney Channel in 2007 with the premise that two stepbrothers would embark on Wild. Adventures and builds in every episode of the series, we are never introduced to Phineas' biological father and, although he is not a major part of the plot, it has left fans wondering who the mystery man could be.

Phineas' head is clearly triangular, in fact, if you look at both of them. Phineas and Ferb notice how their silhouettes reference their initials P and F, and while Phineas' triangular head is unique to him, there is another character with a similarly shaped head, Dr. Doofenshmirtz, who meets the show's villain. He will stop at nothing to rule the three states. Of course, the initial resemblance may not be surprising, but notice how they both not only have triangular heads, but the little Sprouts in the bands above have even extended the theory to Candace Phineas' sister, from her long, hunched neck to her fact that both she and Doofenshmirtz. are lactose intolerant, but it's estimated that 68 percent of the population is too, so I guess for now Phineas and Candace's father remains a strange long-necked triangular mystery in the Powerpuff Girls intro.

We're told these superhuman girls were created in a lab made of sugar spices and everything nice, not to mention the all-important chemical legs that gave them their superpowers; However, behind the scenes there was actually another source of inspiration and it came from a Disney classic. All three Powerpuff Girls have distinctive personalities. their own signature colors red, blue and green and you know what other famous trios also share these same colors, no, no, Alvin and the Chipmunks, the fairies from Sleeping Beauty, yes, even the Powerpuff Girls' personalities overlap with those of the fairies, there is this sweet one, the energetic one. and a tough one, maybe you could even theorize that Sleeping Beauty's fairies are The Powerpuff Girls who grew up after traveling through some kind of strange MCU logical time portal to the Medieval Times.

Stranger things happened on that show. I mean, his main adversary was a talking monkey during crying out loud now think about this what do you do when you're on public transportation cleaning your house or generally just can't look at a screen? Still want to learn surprising facts and be blown away? the surprise yourself solution is now available as a podcast search for surprise yourself on all major podcast platforms follow us now on the podcast platform of your choice and you will have the chance to win 500 Amazon vouchers we are giving away hundred dollar vouchers left with five lucky winners , all you need to do is enter my direct messages on Facebook orInstagram with a screenshot showing that you follow the bmas podcast and left a top rating, hurry up, the competition ends on September 30, the winners will be chosen at random and announced through our Facebook page and in true style Looney Tune.

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