Animated Animals
In The Lion King, this laughing, spotted creature makes up the clumsy pack of villains that follow Scar's orders.
Hint: They are famous for making a sound that mimics human laughter.
Hyena
This princess is known for her incredibly long, magical golden hair that stays glowing until it is cut.
Hint: She spent her whole life locked in a tall tower before escaping with Flynn Rider.
Rapunzel
This flamboyant, hook-handed pirate captain is terrified of the ticking crocodile that bit off his hand.
Hint: His name is exactly what he uses to replace his missing hand.
Captain Hook
This massive, icy ballad is sung by Queen Elsa as she runs away into the mountains and builds her own castle.
Hint: The title tells you to stop holding back your feelings and release them.
Let It Go
This pull-string cowboy doll is Andy's favourite toy until a fancy new space ranger arrives in the bedroom.
Hint: His name sounds like the hard material that trees are made of.
Woody
This tiny, blue cricket serves as Pinocchio’s official conscience to help him tell right from wrong.
Hint: His initials are J.C., just like the wooden boy's creator, Geppetto.
Jiminy Cricket
This brave young woman disguises herself as a male soldier named Ping to take her ailing father's place in the army.
Hint: Her story takes place in ancient China, and she saves the Emperor from the Huns.
Mulan
This muscle-bound, arrogant hunter wants to marry Belle simply because she is the prettiest girl in their French village.
Hint: He sings a song boasts about eating five dozen eggs every morning to grow large.
Gaston
This carefree phrase means "no worries for the rest of your days" according to Timon and Pumbaa.
Hint: It is a real Swahili phrase used in East Africa that became a massive Disney song title.
Hakuna Matata
This forgetful blue fish helps a frantic father cross the entire ocean to find his missing son, Nemo.
Hint: Her famous catchphrase is "Just keep swimming!"
Dory
In The Jungle Book, this giant, laid-back bear teaches Mowgli all about the "Bare Necessities" of life.
Hint: His name sounds like the colour blue, and he loves to scratch his back on
Baloo
This book-loving girl agrees to live in a dark, enchanted castle to save her father, Maurice, from a monster.
Hint: Her name literally means "beautiful" in French.
Belle
This royal vizier uses a snake-headed staff to hypnotize the Sultan and steal the magic lamp in Aladdin.
Hint: His name starts with a 'J' and he eventually turns himself into a massive red genie.
Jafar
Aladdin and Princess Jasmine sing this romantic duet while soaring through the night sky on a flying rug.
Hint: The lyrics mention a "thrilling chase" and a "wondrous place" up in the clouds.
A Whole New World
This tiny, talented rat hides under a chef's hat to cook gourmet meals in a top-tier restaurant in Paris.
Hint: The movie he stars in is a play on words combining a French vegetable stew and the word "rat."
Remy
This is the name of Aladdin’s mischievous, item-stealing pet monkey who gets turned into an elephant by the Genie.
Hint: His name is short, starts with an 'A', and rhymes with "boo."
Abu
This hardworking woman from New Orleans dreams of opening her own restaurant before she is turned into an amphibian
Hint: She makes the best beignets in town and works two waitress jobs to save up money.
Tiana
This half-octopus sea witch tricks Ariel into signing away her voice in exchange for human legs.
Hint: She keeps two creepy pet eels named Flotsam and Jetsam.
Ursula
The enchanted objects in the Beast's castle sing this welcoming tune while serving Belle a massive, magical dinner.
Hint: It is a polite phrase you say to someone when you welcome them into your home.
Be Our Guest
This rusty little trash-compacting robot is left all alone on an abandoned Earth until a sleek probe named EVE arrives.
Hint: His name is spelled out with letters and a hyphen, sounding like "Wally."
WALL-E
In The Princess and the Frog, this trumpet-playing alligator dreams of playing jazz with the humans in New Orleans.
Hint: He shares his name with the famous jazz legend Louis Armstrong.
Louis
This Arabic name belongs to the independent princess of Agrabah who refuses to be married off to a random prince.
Hint: She shares her name with a very sweet-smelling, white flower often used in tea.
Jasmine
This is the fast-talking, deal-making Greek god of the Underworld who tries to destroy Hercules with his minion demons, Pain and Panic.
Hint: He has bright blue flames for hair that turn blazing red when he gets angry.
Hades
In Encanto, this is the catchy song that the Madrigal family sings to warn everyone about a relative who predicts the future.
Hint: The title tells you exactly which family member's name is forbidden to mention.
We Don't Talk About Bruno
This is the colourful Mexican land that a young boy named Miguel accidentally visits during the Día de los Muertos holiday.
Hint: It is the place where skeletons live and cross over a bridge made of bright orange marigold petals.
Land of the Dead