TOP 50 DISNEY Easter Eggs In ENCANTO!

Disney's hit musical Encanto is loaded with
easter eggs and references including Frozen,

Tangled, and Hercules, plus secret clues that
predict the movie's ending.

Yippee-ki-yay movie lovers, I'm Jan and in
this video I'm revealing the top 50 things

you missed and details to look out for in
Encanto.

Spoilers ahead, so take care.

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To highlight the ambiguity and mystery around
Bruno's character, the filmmakers used a lot

of green when he's on screen, so when he pops
up for the first time in "We Don't Talk About

Bruno", the lighting of the scene instantly
changes to green.

And Mirabel's link to him is hinted at via
her green-coloured glasses and skirt as well

as her door and room, foreshadowing the fact
she'll uncover the truth and end the family's

silence about her missing uncle.

And there's a clue to Bruno's power to see
the future when Mirabel goes into his tower,

the entrance to which is shaped like an hourglass.

Hourglasses are used to measure time, so it's
fitting the film often uses them, for instance

on Bruno's door and his poncho, as a sign
of his ability to see through the sands of

time and into the future.

Luisa's song "Surface Pressure" is a lot of
fun with many great visuals and hilarious

dancing donkeys, which remind me of the singing
reindeers in Kristoff's Frozen 2 song.

As well as featuring a reference to the Titanic,
the song also includes a shout-out to the

myth of Hercules which Disney adapted for
its own animated movie when Luisa fights the

three-headed hound Cerberus.

A cool bonus detail you might have missed
is the crowd of donkey spectators in the background

watching her in the arena.

Also, the split in the ground beneath Luisa
foreshadows the cracks that later appear in

the house and also how the mountains behind
the casita split in two as the house begins

to fall apart.

The filmmakers chose pastel and pink colours
for Isabela's clothes and room to give her

a princess vibe to go with her reputation
of a Señorita Perfecta.

Did someone say flowers?

Please, don't clap.

But after she breaks out of that unwanted
role, Isabela sheds that image, opting for

more vibrant colours instead.

At the start of the movie, Antonio's outfit
is white to show that he hasn't got his abilities

yet;
he's a blank-slate, powers-wise.

However, afterwards, his clothes become more
colourful and feature some of the creatures

he can communicate with.

The outfits worn by all the family are also
colour-coordinated to reflect the different

branches of the Madrigal family tree.

Mirabel, her sisters and parents are dressed
in cool tones:

blues, purples, and greens;
while Pepa, her husband and kids are dressed

in warmer tones, such as oranges, yellows,
and reds.

There's a fun moment in the first song, "The
Family Madrigal", when the three village kids

demand to know all the family's powers:
Just tell us what everyone can do!

And that's why coffee's for grown-ups!

It's more than just an amusing joke though,
because in Colombia it's not uncommon for

kids to drink coffee, though it's generally
not very strong.

After Antonio gets his gift and opens the
door to its magical world, the villagers are

invited inside and as the excitable kids enter,
one of them exclaims "it's bigger on the inside",

a hat-tip to Doctor Who and what people often
say when they first enter the TARDIS.

The expansive area behind each door reflects
each character's magical power and personality

and is inspired by magical realism.

In fact, there's a special tribute in Encanto
to Colombian author Gabriel García Márquez,

known for the magical realism in his stories.

The yellow butterflies in the film are a homage
to the ones that appear in one of his best-known

novels, 100 Years of Solitude.

There's also a butterfly motif on Abuela's
enchanted candle and, when the casita is first

created, butterflies magically appear.

A yellow butterfly also appears when Bruno
creates a new vision for Mirabel and a swarm

of them form when Mirabel and Abuela reconcile
by the river.

There are also numerous butterflies hidden
in the background of the movie, from Mirabel's

accordion, to the casita's door knocker, to
the wallpaper inside Mirabel's room, and butterfly

patterns in the walls of the house.

Abuela also has one on a brooch she wears
and Mirabel has many on her outfit.

One of the filmmakers has said that the butterflies'
"wings represent a bit of magic that is directly

linked to the candle that originally brought
the miracle to the family."

More generally as well, butterflies often
symbolise transformation, freedom, and new

beginnings, which also fits the story of the
Madrigal family and their home.

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When Bruno returns to the family in the song
"All of You" he raps a little, then gives

a nice tribute to Elsa's iconic "Let It Go"
moment in Frozen as he sings "let it snow,

let it go" and showers himself with salt to
mimic snow falling.

This one might be a little stretch but I got
some Rapunzel vibes from Isabela whenever

she swung around on vines created from her
magical gift, similar to how Rapunzel would

swing around on her magical hair in Tangled.

Mirabel's mother Julieta has the special power
to heal physical ailments with her food.

You just healed my hand with an arepa con
queso.

And this is very tricky to spot, but in her
kitchen there are some books, one of which

is titled "Cerveza para el dolor de cabeza"
which in English means "Beer for headaches".

The deliberately DIY, customised look of Mirabel's
outfit reflects her personality and desperate

desire to be noticed among a family of super-gifted
individuals.

As well as her own name and picture, her highly
embroidered skirt, blouse, and bag include

shout-outs to her loved ones.

For Abuela, there's a candle;
for Pepa, a rainbow as well as a sun and rain

cloud;
various flowers for her sister Isabela;

an arm holding up a weight, for her sister
Luisa;

a variety of animals such as snakes and capybaras
for cousin Antonio, and a chameleon for Camilo.

And there's even a note that she loves her
family in there.

As for Mirabel's glasses, according to the
film team, they're part of the storytelling

as a key theme of the movie is perception
and perspective and the role it plays in family

dynamics,
in other words, as one of the production designers

says, it's about 'how two people can view
the same situation completely differently,

and how those different points of view can
affect their relationship.'

On top of that, Mirabel's whole look including
her glasses meant a lot to actress Stephanie

Beatriz who also wore glasses growing up and
sees a lot of herself in the character, so

much so that she started crying the first
time she saw Mirabel brought to life.

When Lin-Manuel Miranda sat down to write
"The Family Madrigal", he was especially inspired

by the much-loved opening number from Beauty
And The Beast, 'Belle'.

Just like 'Belle', 'Family Madrigal' gives
us a ton of information in a relatively short

amount of time.

And also just as the first song in Beauty
And The Beast presents its main characters

and townsfolk, giving us insight into their
roles in the movie, so too Encanto's opening

number introduces us to three generations
of the Madrigal family, and also shows us

how they interact with people in their village.

Each character's magical gift is also reflected
in their clothing, and you can catch a lot

more details about the characters and their
development in The Art of Encanto book.

Isabela's flower power is shown through her
dress which is layered to give the feel of

petals while Colombia's national flower, the
orchid, is embroidered around her neckline.

Luisa's outfit features weights, representing
her super-strength.

Also, look out for raindrops on their aunt
Pepa's dress, as well as lightning bolts,

and her little sun earrings, all of which
represent her ability to control the weather

with her emotions.

Julieta has lots of herbs in her clothes which
are a nod to her power of healing through

her cooking.

And although her husband Agustín doesn't
have any powers of his own to illustrate on

his outfit, he does have little hat-tips to
his three daughters,

with a flower from Isabela in his lapel, and
one sock patterned with barbells for Luisa,

and the other embroidered with many things
including butterflies for Mirabel.

As for Pepa's husband Félix, according to
the filmmakers, the triangles and other geometric

shapes on his outfit represent his stability
and support for his family.

And his gifted son Camilo's clothes feature
chameleons on his poncho and sandals, which

fits his shape-shifting powers!

As the head of the Madrigal family, Abuela's
room is at the centre of the house, and opposite

hers is Mirabel's room, which highlights their
connection and foreshadows the end of the

movie, as both women are central to the creation
of the casita.

But the position of the rooms also points
to their opposite opinions as well, with Abuela

desperately trying to hold to the past and
how things have been, while Mirabel sees things

must change for a better future for everyone.

Actor Alan Tudyk voices the Toucan in the
movie,

Uh, huh.

Uh, huh.

I understand you.
and after also lending his voice to animations

including the Wreck-It Ralph movies
Hello, my royal subjects!

Big Hero 6
I love that robot!

Frozen
The Duke of Weaseltown.

Weselton!

Zootopia
It's Weaselton!

Duke Weaselton!

Moana
And Raya and the Last Dragon

He's fast becoming Disney's equivalent to
Pixar's good-luck charm John Ratzenberger.

And when I was looking out for hidden Mickeys,
I wondered whether this cactus Isabela creates

could be one.

Let me know what you think and if you spotted
any others!

So who are your favourite characters in Encanto?

And did you notice any other easter eggs?

Tell me in the comments below.

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