in the 30s it was not only common but expected that movies would feature 15-20 minute scenes of two characters trying to coax a stubborn donkey to a different location
Donkey Kong Country 2's map design is exceptionally elegant in that it uses each of the game's 13 level themes exactly thrice each, without using any of them more than twice in a row. This is accomplished via several clever uses of the environment.
Artwork used internally at DIC Entertainment during the production of the Super Mario World cartoon, replacing Marge Simpson with Mario. According to a former DIC employee, this was made due to an inside joke at the studio, though the exact nature of the joke has been lost.
Is there a Disney artist with a more distinct style than Eyvind Earle? He’s more famous for movies like Sleeping Beauty than Imagineering. But here we see his gorgeous medieval tournament style of Fantasyland for early Disneyland. Magic Kingdom still embraces this style today!
opening a tourist trap like this but making it look nothing like the one in the show, defeating the point of it as a tourist trap, is an extremely funny bit