What could be more innocent than a cartoon? Bright, funny characters, harmless scenes - all this is intended for the entertainment of children. However, adult viewers find hidden implications where children just see another cartoon episode.
We present you the top 10 erotic scenes in famous cartoons from Disney.
In the newer copies of the cartoons, some of the animators' hidden "sex messages" have been removed, but if you own the original VHS copy, you can still see some of them.
10. Rapunzel: the hidden word "sex"
In 2010, the cartoon "Rapunzel: A Tangled Story" was released. And on one of the advertising posters, if you look closely, you can read the letters S, E and X.
The poster showing Flynn, Rapunzel, Maximus and Pascal looks like an unpretentious picture. But in Rapunzel's hair, which she wraps around Flynn, inquisitive viewers discovered what will remain behind the scenes after the end of the "tangled story." Or maybe it's a rich imagination to blame?
9. Aladdin: good teens, take your clothes off
In the scene where Aladdin takes off onto Jasmine's balcony using his magic carpet and collides with the tiger Raja, you can hear a thin voice in the background saying, "Nice teenagers, take your clothes off."
You will need to turn the volume up all the way as this is pretty hard to hear. According to representatives of the Disney company, the script instructed Aladdin to say “Ok ... good kitten. Take off and leave ”in this scene. But why does he speak in a whisper? Maybe it's just the power of self-hypnosis, but the rumor about the second sense of his phrase appeared back in 1993, after "Aladdin" was released on home video cassettes.
8. The Lion King: The Sex Message
This image in one of the most popular cartoons in the world was noticed by a 4-year-old boy from New York.
Around the middle of the cartoon, a cloud of dust appears, which forms when Simba, Pumbaa and Timon are resting on a rock, looking at the stars. If you closely follow the dust that formed the cloud, it appears that the word S-E-X is written there.
Some say the hidden message must mean SFX as it was inserted with the special effects group.
7. Rabbit Comes to Dinner: Bugs Bunny's Little Carrot
In 1942, in the animated series Merrie Melodies, the episode "Rabbit Comes to Dinner" was shown, in which the audience was shown much more than they would like to see. Notice the shower scene: do you see something that looks a lot like Bugs Bunny's penis?
Perhaps it's just an empty gap between his legs. But even so, the scene was created in such a way that this gap looks like a penis.
6. The Little Mermaid: Possible Priest Erection
In The Little Mermaid, during Ursula's wedding scene, you will notice something that resembles a "penis" object protruding from the clergyman's groin.On closer inspection, it turns out that the alleged "erection" may in fact be the knee of a venerable worshiper. So guess what it really is?
5. The Lion King: the curvy girl on the poster
In the fifth place in the rating of erotic subtexts in the cartoons of the Disney studio was again the cult "The Lion King".
In 2002, this animated motion picture was re-released into the cinema for a limited time. At first glance, the Lion King poster looks rather innocent, and just depicts Simba. But upon closer inspection, the silhouette of a half-naked girl becomes visible right in the center of the picture. Either it's a very cleverly placed hidden message from Disney Studios, or just a random bunch of lines.
4. The Little Mermaid: Phallic Palace
On the VHS cover of The Little Mermaid, one of the castle's spiers appears to resemble a phallus - hence the phallic palace. There is a version that the angry artist found out about the upcoming dismissal and thus tried to take revenge on the studio-employer.
According to another version, the artist did not take revenge on anyone, they were simply “running out of time” and there was no longer time to remodel the unsuccessful spire. And its resemblance to the male genital organ is completely coincidental.
3. Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Private scene with Jessica Rabbit
If you get horny watching cartoon characters like Jessica Rabbit, then the best thing to do is to keep that feeling to yourself. But luckily for you, the Disney animators have created a few shots of the hottie Jessica without her underwear.
In the scene where Jessica is cruising around Multown in an animated cockpit with Eddie Valiant (Bob Hoskins), notice the part where she is thrown from the cockpit. You will see how her red dress is pulled up and ... there is nothing under it.
By the way, in 2009, Jessica became the leader among the sexiest fictional heroines according to the results of a poll conducted by Cadbury.
2. Donald Duck: F # ck you
Everyone knows that Donald Duck is quite tongue-tied, and some of the words he uttered can easily be mistaken for others. However, back in 1937, a short animated film was released in which a loyal friend of Mickey Mouse uttered a phrase that did not have a double interpretation. When asked why he wasn’t wearing pants, Donald was outraged to the point that he pronounced “F # ck you” distinctly.
This, of course, is not an erotic scene in its purest form, but a curse with obvious sexual connotations.
1. Rescuers: naked woman
Here it is in no way to write off what is happening in one of the episodes of the cartoon about the adventures of the fearless mice Bianca and Bernard for a game of imagination.
At about 38 minutes, when Bianca and Bernard are flying around the city on a bird, sitting in an empty sardine can, a naked woman can be seen flashing through the window. But if you are not stopping to view frame by frame, then most likely, you will miss this scene. It was not noticed in the 70s, when the cartoon just hit the cinemas, and later, when tapes with "Rescuers" appeared, they used a different print for some reason.
But in 1999, after the release of DVD-cassettes, appeals from worried parents, whose children, while watching the cartoon, noticed a "naked aunt" in the window, poured into Disney Studios. As a result, the studio announced that it would seize 3.4 million sold copies of the Rescuers video due to several frames containing an "objectified background image."
While some of the points in a selection of sex scenes in popular Disney cartoons are controversial, The Rescuers certainly made the studio hang their heads in shame. In a press release, Disney explained that the image of the naked woman "was taken over twenty years ago." So it looks like the joker was never found.