Characters with Mental Health Issues
This Disney character could be described as having disposophobia, a condition that includes hoarding and may include an emotional attachment to their possessions.
Who is: Ariel
This poisoned fruit is given to Snow White by the queen?
What is Apple
Name the condition: A person with emotional immaturity, remaining childishness, unwillingness to take on responsibilities, and failure to assume appropriate adult roles. More common in men than women.
What is: Peter Pan syndrome (Dr. Dan Kiley)
In Tarzan, during the campground scene, these characters from another Disney movie can be seen on the table.
Who are: Mrs. Potts and Chip
This Disney character was named after a former planet the same year it was discovered.
Who is: Pluto
This Disney character has a generalized anxiety disorder, and excessively worries about everyday life events, often with no obvious reason.
Who is: Piglet
Who provided the voice for the genie in Aladdin?
Who is Robin Williams
Name the condition: Periods of excessive sleep and altered behavior, drowsiness, and sleepiness for the majority of the day and night, only waking up to eat or use the washroom. Episodes lasting months at a time.
What is: Sleeping Beauty syndrome (Klene-Levin syndrome)
In Finding Nemo, you can see this character from another Disney film on the floor of the dentist's office.
Who is: Buzz Lightyear
This was the first full-length film Disney produced.
What is: Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs
This character develops feelings of loyalty, sympathy, and affection for their captor.
Who is: Belle (Stockholm syndrome)
In Cinderella, what are the two mices' names?
Who are: Jack & Gus Gus
Name the condition: Intestinal condition that results from people eating hair, resulting over time with a hairball in their stomach.
What is: Rapunzel syndrome (Trichophagia)
This character makes an appearance while Hercules is posing for his painting on a clay pot after he becomes famous.
Who is: Scar
Walt Disney was famous for this type of facial hair, which he began growing at the age of 25.
What is: Moustache
This character suffers from a condition known as dysthymia, a chronic form of depression lasting at least 2 years.
Who is: Eeyore
How many sisters does Ariel have?
What is: Six
Name the condition: Sentimental and sympathetic towards wildlife and wild animals, has strong feelings against hunting, controlled fires and inhumane treatment of animals.
What is: Bambi complex (Ralph H. Lutts)
In Aladdin, the genie pulls this character out of his royal recipe book.
Who is: Sebastian
This film was the first animated Disney feature available on DVD.
What is: Pinocchio
This Disney character suffers from anterograde amnesia, also known as short-term memory loss. This character has memories from a long time ago but does not have the ability to make new ones.
Who is: Dory
Which animals were used for croquet balls in Alice in Wonderland?
What are: hedgehogs
Name the condition: Dependent on men for emotional and financial purposes, desiring to be swept off their feet and saved.
What is: Cinderella complex (Colette Downing)
In Monsters Inc., one of Boo's toys is a character from an underwater Disney film.
Who is: Nemo
This film was the last animated feature to be approved by Walt Disney and the studio's first animated feature to be completed after his death.
What is: Aristocats