Here's a Disney reference you missed: During the first scene with Asha and her friends, one of them offers their cookie to another and says, "Take mine." This is most likely a reference to 101 Dalmatians when Roger says, "Take mine," as he offers his handkerchief to Anita.

When Asha’s friends hold the ropes and they jump to open the roof of the castle, it resembles the way that Quasimodo was ringing the bells in Norte Dame. And of course they shout like Tarzan. Other than that, I see Valentino, being a goat, always supporting the main female character as a (wild) reference to Djali, the goat of Esmeralda in The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

Also a reference: the diamond shaped patterns on Magnifico’s wall are just like the ones Elsa makes when she wakes up the enchanted forest in frozen 2

One more: the bear calls the deer "brother", I bet that's a Brother Bear reference!

I was thinking when she said “just keep wishing” it was a reference to Finding Nemo’s “just keep swimming”

maybe it's just me but the whole scene of the dinner when Asha has an argument with Sabino right before the song "this wish", it resambles a lot the scene of the argument between Mulan and her father before she decides to join the troops

The Atlantis reference might be the moment Star steals Dahlia's glasses and looks through them like Kida does with Milo's

When Asha says, “Oh, Mama” it sounds EXACTLY like Tiana.

I think this is one you missed. After Simon’s wish is granted, he says, “Long live the king,” which is the same line Scar said to Mufasa in The Lion King.

Missed ref: near the end of Wish, there is a shot that starts on a belltower and travels down into the town. This is a reference to a famous shot in Pinocchio (the morning he goes to school), which was the most expensive shot in that film.

Missed the reference to Mulan's opening sequence: when Asha is sitting with her dad, it's in an ink drawn style in a similar way to Mulan's opening.

This is why i love this movie, so many references, like a homage for Disney. And the welcome to Rosas kinda reminds me of family Madrigal, i dont know why. Maybe because of the introductions. Was happy to notice Peter Pan and Mary Poppins. Also the scissors remind me of Auroras dress scene. I had a feleing that Ashas friends are the dwarves but i didnt notice that they even have their clothes. I thought Dario is Happy because he loves to make fun and Hal is Dopey but something wasnt right. Oh my God, they even have names starting on the same letter like their equivalents!

When Magnifico got sucked in the mirror, there was a slight reference to the villain defeat in Princess and the Frog.

The neon green eyes Magnifico (and Simon, at one point) gets, are REALLY reminiscent of Bruno's, when he uses his gift. This is definitely not a coincidence.

Asha walking over the bridge in the forest during “This Wish” is reminiscent of Mulan walking over bridge (in terms of composition) like Mulan during “Reflection” sequence.

One that you missed that I immediately recognized is when Magnifico sings This is the Thanks I Get he does the SAME hand gesture as Elsa in Frozen, when she got upset at Anna at the ball, when she revealed her powers to everyone for the first time before running away.

You skipped one Disney reference. The scene in the movie "Wish" where Valentino sticks his tongue out at the wall painting of King Magnifico when Asha was singing was mostly likely referenced from the scene in the movie "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" when Esmeralda’s goat, Djali stuck his tongue out at Judge Claude Frollo right after Esmeralda announced Judge Claude Frollo as "the only fool."

The dancing chickens scene had the same movements/sequence shots as the dinnerware from “Be Our Guest” in Beauty and the Beast When Asha tries to take the staff at the end, it’s the same movements as when Ariel tries to get the triton from Usula

You can see HeiHei the chicken in the chicken coop when the star first comes out of the bag.

Maybe it's just me stretching, but I thought the smoke effects of Magnifico's storm cloud also resembled The Black Cauldron's magic. (It was probably just wishful thinking, lol.)

There are couple of scenes in which the wish spheres resemble the sky lanterns in tangled's sky, like when they're shown at the top of the castle in the background while Ashas family are on the boat, or where she's surrounded by them. It makes sense because people ususally make a wish before lighting a sky lantern.

Found one… When the chickens are doing their dance, they dive off the chicken coop like the three ballerina hippopotamus in Fantasia.

Not to mention that star wars is disney and the queen definitely had princess Leia hair vibes

her earrings. are not references to Maui's hook. but they are pumpkin seeds she also wears them around her ankle. it is a reference to Cinderella's fairy godmother👍

I think Asha is the first ever fairy godmother. This is just my feeling.

A reference you also missed was the one we're the group go into hiding and go to a place that Bazema knew about and says "introverts deserve sanctuary." the location of their sanctuary is referenced to the gypsies hideout in Hunchback of Nostradamus also known as the gypsies sanctuary.

Torn tapestry reminds me of Beauty and the Beast or Brave. Kingdom of rosas, like the rose from Beauty and the Beast, plus the rose is done in the style of stained glass. I like your board game collection! I still haven't played Fiction. I really enjoyed Flamecraft, so I probably would also play Critter Kitchen too.

Note: for the final scene: Disney’s current and 2006 logos were referenced when Star goes up the castle.

Is it me or do many of the characters look like other characters? Simon looks like Kristoff, Hal looks like Dolores, Safi looks like Linguini, and so on and so on...

Here another One: when Magnifico gains power, the Clouds coming take the same Shape than the ones Jafar creates when he becomes a sorcerer

Everyone seems to miss the reference to Flubber!!! The scene with the dancing chickens is also a shoutout to the scene in flubber where they're all dancing in the same way! I feel like folks forget flubber was even a Disney movie lol

The comments add a lot, but there’s also the building of the impromptu castle is reminiscent of the hunchback of Notre dame before they fight Frollo; plus the way they play impromptu instruments like in Tarzan’s “trashin the camp;” additionally the composition and colors in the scene with riding the deer while they run is colored very similarly to “colors of the wind;” as well as opening the spire is Quasimodo ringing the bells and breaking his chains Oh boy there’s a LOT

This might be a stretch but during Manifico’s this is the thanks I get song, he looks at his reflection in a door and it resembles Elsa singing let it go/ the part when she is fighting hans. Another from that same song is when he shatters the mirrors and his reflection is in all resembles the Beast in the animated Besuty and the beast

The flower curtain Asha walks through to make her wish reminds me a lot of the floral curtain the cherubs pull across ending the centaur scene in Fantasia.

Great summary, and you confirmed my guess about the Atlantis reference. There is a night scene where she looks at a mural of Magnífico in a pool of water and then splashes it away. I think this is a reference to Megara from Hercules in the "I don't think I'm in love" song OR to Simba in the Lion King. Also, a lot of the murals remind me of Atlantis' underwater cave murals that Milo and Kida explore together. Finally, the forbidden book tends to light up from the center like a lot of Atlantis items.

I believe the scene where a chicken is breakdancing in the coop is a reference to Chicken Little.

For me the Book of Spells from Wish strongly references The Book from Hocus Pocus. The scenery of the ocean during the song This Wish immediately makes me think strongly of “Go the Distance” from Hercules. The singing trees in “You’re a Star” are a clear reference to 1932 Silly Symphony. The first time Asha sees the wishes it’s not only like Sweet Nightingale from Cinderella but also the scene from Raya and the Last Dragon where she first meets Sisu and there are large water droplets floating around her. Several scenes with flocks of pigeons flying harks back to similar scenes from Hunchback of Notre Dame. Valentino could be modelled on Djali from HOND. Gabo says at one point “Move or I’ll break the door down”, clearly referencing a similar line by the Beast in Beauty and the Beast. Welcome to Rosas is very similar to Family Madrigal. During “The Thanks I Get”Magnifico swirls the wishes around in a very similar way Elsa swirls mist in Frozen 2 during Show Yourself. When Asha runs up the tree it’s very similar to Elsa running during Into the Unknown. During “Knowing What I Know Now” they make percussive music out of laboratory equipment, the same way the gorillas do so in Tarzan. Even though the bear seems to be John from Robin Hood he does evoke both Brother Bear and the mum from Brave (maybe this is a bit generic). The way Asha dives in the ocean out of the boat is similar to Ariel diving in the water to stop Ursula’s wedding, or even perhaps Jane from Tarzan jumping out of a rowing boat (albeit less gracefully). Amaya becoming aware of Magnifico’s narcissism and evil plot is a similar plot device to Anna becoming aware of Hans’s similar traits in Frozen. Personality wise Asha is most like Moana and Mulan for me - a little dorky at first but highly ambitious and heroic. The scene where everyone sings in solidarity with Asha, ultimately defeating Magnifico, reminds me of the scene in Dinosaur where the entire herd turns on the villainous carnitore, driving it away. Curious to see what others think!

This movie is literally the genesis of the entire Disneyverse.

Here's a Disney reference you missed: When asha is fighting off the enchanted wasps she looses her shoe in a reference to cinderella!

This is probably just me, but I felt like Magnifico might have also been inspired by Doctor Facilier. Not just in terms of their magic, but both also coax people into making deals with them under the guise that they’ll get something out of it, only to pull the rug out from beneath them and ultimately leave a negative impact on their life in some way. Again, probably just me, but still.

-there are melody references as well. Such as during "What I Know Now" there's a "Be Prepared" reference in the melody at the part where Star pretends to be Magnifico withholding the wishes. Just before the line "Can't they tell we'll be coming?". I don't know where all of them are in the movie though. -Not sure if anyone else noticed it, but Gabo also does the Fix-it Felix hop in the same song. -And them building the castle out of random things around them may be a reference to Sofia the First episode "The Shy Princess" when Sofia and Vivian are building their dream castle in a similar manner.

Also think that the forbidden book that Magnifico reads from has a green dragon on the front and he uses it to create a staff, both references to Maleficent becoming a dragon and the staff she uses, plus her dark magic is green as well.

During the "Knowing what I know now" song, the friends are building things to make silhouettes. For a moment, one of the things they build looks like a Mandalorian helmet. It's quickly covered up, but it's unmistakable. It's not exactly a classic Disney reference, but they do own Star Wars now, so it counts lol.

Ok didn’t see anyone else with this one: he mentions the flowers and mushrooms coming to life in the style of Alice in Wonderland. True for the flowers, but the mushrooms’ design and behavior are a reference to a scene from Fantasia.

I can think of one. Remember when Gabo says, "What are you, five?" I think that may have been thrown in there to allude with Grumpy from the 2010s Disney show, The 7D, because he says the same thing in some episodes.

The ropes to open the roof made me think of Hunchback, Quasi ringing the bells in the cathedral.

Super video, thanks Peter. One I spotted - there's a rock by a pool early in the film that had Celtic circles on like Brave.

I love this movie so much and the easter eggs were all incredible

Wish and Ralph Breaks the Internet literally have the most references throughout almost the whole film

The notebook animation when she met the king is obvious for for first animation at Disney

The animation during the chicken's dance is taken straight from "Be our Guest" in some spots. The room where they decide to revolt is referred to as "Sanctuary" like in the Hunchback. Valentino I think is reminiscent of Esmerelda's goat and there's a scene where he's under Asha's dress and I think there's a matching scene in the Hunchback. At the end when Asha is flung to the ground after grappling for the staff the whole scene is very similar to Jasmine trying to get Jafar's staff from him.

Star pushing the baskets off the high shelf looked just like Meeko pushing the pots over in Pocahontas.

I think DreamWorks should also do something like this on their anniversary

MULAN! The drawing Asha drew of her and her father sitting on a tree in the pencil sketch style reminisce of the Chinese style paintings and reflects the part where Mulan and her father sat by their tree. The flowers in vertical style mirrors Chinese Calligraphy too. Hunchback Of Notre Dame: Opening Sequence of Rosas with the puppetry performance reminds us of Clopins Puppets! Another one was the little guy in Magnifico's This is the thanks i get: "Quasimodo" lifting in a burning fire! Treasure Planet: Star and maps references are quite peppered around and loved how they included it in the opening sequence (fav movie thingy) Wished Atlantis' reference could be more obvious like only the dialogue could have included "the whole of Rosas could have sunk with the use of magic and power this selfish" or something. And because the theme of friendship and teamwork is strong, while it may have been created with the dwarves in mind, i couldnt take my brain off thinking that Asha's friends reminds me of Big Hero 6 too! And then Hal, Hal just reminds me of Tiana somehow! #HiDisneyHireMePlease.

Okay, so i just realised something about the queen. I think she eventually becomes evil after the end of the movie. Sort of like a Disney Orogin Story if you will. This is more a less a theory fo what i think the writers were going for. So after magnifico becomes trapped in a mirror, he's basically hinted at becoming the mirror on the wall. Since the queen is, well, the queen amd is now the only monarch, she might still talk to him through the mirror or something?? Basically, shes a queen with a talking mirror so that kind of sets up the evil queen from snow white. Disney's first animated film. Hence the movie being sort of an origin story for Disney as a whole. Asha's frinds being a reference to the seven dwarfs may also play into this some jow but im not sure? That part wasnt really needed anyway. This whole theory is a huge stretch but its just something i noticed...

I noticed that when Asha is trying to sneak Star into the castle, her movements (hiding round a corner) and talking into the bag etc. are very similar to Melody returning to the castle the night of her party in Little Mermaid 2.

One thing I noticed is that a lot of the animation is a shoutout to the artwork Eyvan Earle did for Sleeping Beauty.

In fact the only thing "Wish" IS good for, is if you feel like playing a game of "Spot the Disney Reference"

That is a hell of a lot more references than i thought. Some of them are so subtle. It’s almost admirable, except all they do is compensate for the lack of originality in the actual movie storyline

When the bear named John faded into the bushes, it gave very Cheshire cat vibes. Also the Homer Simpson meme that Disney now owns

That movie was awesome with all the references a almost masterpiece to me

I love how everyone gets mad at Disney for referencing other Disney movies in recent years, but they don’t get mad at Disney for doing it in any era prior to this one.

My son says those butterflies are from Encanto, not Pocahontas. Also her dress has some pumpkin seeds designs on it in reference to Cinderella. And the King's forbidden magic book has Malificent's dragon on it

Mary Poppins: the dream to have the perfect nanny for my kids…poppin’ this one in

Sabino is basically the human form of Grand Pappi from Frozen. They legit had the same face.

you forgot the light on their chest it reference on My little mermaid

the flute that's playing when Asha introduces the bird girl to the queen sounds SO similar to the happy ambient music used in the Lion King 2. It's barely audible over the characters in Wish talking and transitions to Saba's song pretty fast but it's definitely there!

The book the Queen and Dahlia read is in Atlantian!!

If there was a Chicken Little reference, it would've been either be a chicken named Ace or a pig being a *RUNT* of the litter or someone saying "The sky is falling!" or even someone having a similar haircut like the aliens Or even a Dinosaur reference and the quote "Stand together!"

When star grabs valentinos ears, he stand on his back legs and becomes juddy hopps for a moment

Honestly, it was a very good animation. It was more than I expected. It had a very good vibe, it had an attractive animation, and the references were enjoyable, and the story was excellent. Well done Disney,

I’ve saw all of them when I first saw this film It’s like All Disney Movies in one film It’s awesome

The turtle during the song your a star flips over on its back like the one from finding Nemo

There are few I think I could see, With the song "Welcome to Rosa's" 🎶 - could be homage to Tangled (the people dancing together, the painting on the floor, the yellow flowers as windmills) as well as the man that had long hair - also a pumpkin passes straight in front of them being pushed in a wheelbarrow - the argument between Asha and Gabo could reference Mulan and her father having their argument. - behind them is a "device that gets used to make the fire stronger" is standing upright behind them (I think there is one in "Sword in the Stone" when Merlin uses his magic to help Arthur and clean all the dishes. - the moment Asha talks about her father and her younger self sitting on the tree, and what he said quotes Walt Disney - in "Thanks I Get" there could be some references to Gaston when he looks in the mirror and himself all says a line as he loves himself very much. - Asha's earrings could be a homage to Maui's hook 🪝 - I think the dress of the Queen could represent Elsa's with the flowing back veil Still looking for The reference to Atlantis?

The turtle in the scene with all the critters singing is 100% Crush.

When star is trying to escape Magnifico’s large bubble at the end he says ‘what’s this’ like jack skellington

There are three wishes crushed because Aladdin only received three wishes from Genie that he could make. There are also three wishes that Aladdin is not aloud to make theoretically crushing three wishes.

To be honest some of those I didn't really notice until watching this. Thanks for pointing them out, as I was trying to find all the Disney stuff when I saw the movie.

This was a fun video, and I love that the URL has "hug" in it!

I love it when Disney makes references to better movies I could be watching

At the beginning where we are shown a book (much like in the classics as you said) a page shows a sun with surrounding constilations. The sun is the same symbol as the one for Corrona's emblem in Tangled 🥰

Plus the Disney characters in the credits, are order by release dates.

an origin for the magic mirror is something I didn’t think I’d want to see

Fun fact. It’s said that Magnifico is a sorcerer who learned magic. Sorcerers don’t learn magic. They are born with magic. Wizards learn magic. He’s a wizard.

My favorite Easter egg is definitely Bambi’s mom in one of the earlier shots of the movie

I loved this movie. Seeing all of the references were really amazing.

I saw this movie in theaters, and I did manage to catch some references. I'll just list them really quick. 1. The "A Walt Disney Feature Production" sentence from Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs at the very beginning of the movie. 2. A woman making the blue version of Aurora's Dress from "Sleeping Beauty" in one of the wish bubbles during "At All Costs". 3. A pair of scissors cutting some pink cloth like in "Sleeping Beauty" or "Cinderella" (I haven't seen the latter for so long) when Magnifico grants one lady's wish. 4. Two animals calling each other Bambi and Thumper after "I'm A Star". 5. Peter Pan flying with three children in a wish bubble and Magnifico mentioning Neverland when he crushes it. 6. Magnifico saying "Popping this one!" before crushing one of the wish bubbles after seeing that the wish is for the perfect nanny for someone's kids. 7. Magnifico quoting Ursula from "The Little Mermaid" by saying "So much for true love!" after crushing another wish bubble. 8. Of course, characters from the prior WDAS movies being shown as constellations during the end credits. 9. Sabino playing "When You Wish Upon A Star" from "Pinocchio" at the very end of the movie.

The grandfather and his guitar-playing kind of reminds me of Coco

Oh the queens outfit is also very similar to the Queen's outfit in "Brave".

Mother Willow is very subtle in the background at one point when they pan across the forest. Also this movie has great puns!! Like the deer in the headlights who says he can't stop staring, and one deer even says "oh dear".

This guy took Disney genius to a whole new world (hint hint)

The dancing hens reminded me of the dancing plates in beauty and the beast. Took some of the same moves/camera angles.

Wonder if in theory Magnifico being imprisoned with his own staff, his moment of his face briefly becoming like the Evil Queen’s magic mirror. What if the Magic Mirror’s face was once Magnifico?

Another one I think I saw was possibly when she crawled through the bushes following Valentino and Star as a Alice in Wonderland one

I think Disney's Dinosaur movie is referenced with Star's entrance. The light filling the night sky in Wish looks very similar to when the meteor crashes to the Earth in Dinosaur.

I think when she says goodbye to Star it is a reference to Pete’s Dragon. It is very similar to when Pete says “your leaving, there’s another kid in trouble “

Tarzan's Trashin' The Camp was referenced when they used some of Magnifico's lab equipment as percussion instrument

Thank you for getting to the point with each reference.

The turtle swimming on the back kinda looks like the one in the princess and the frog ! I'm glad you found the atlantid reference because I wasn't sure about this one !

Here’s one I just noticed today In “This Is The Thanks I Get!?”, there was a scene where a toy was holding on to something then the wall crumbles onto the toy. This may be a reference to Luisa being crumbled in “Surface Pressure” Edit: I found a “Princess and the Frog” reference In “Im a Star”, a turtle flips over with something on it. This is a reference to Louis the Alligator at the start of “When We’re Human” when he goes with the flow in a swamp 🐊