15 Easter Eggs In 'Frozen' That Are Impossible To Let Go

Elsa orders the guards to open the gate. Anna keeps singing "For the First Time in Forever." As people enter the castle, sharp fans see Flynn and Rapunzel from "Tangled."TangledRapunzel and Flynn are among the first people through the gates.

They do not speak. Rapunzel's face shows for a split second. She wears her purple dress and walks with Flynn. Pascal on her shoulder would show more. The coronation forbids chameleons.

InFrozen 2Viewers see Anna and Elsa playing in the snow as children again. They make snow figures as doll stand-ins. Anna prefers romantic plots for her figures. Elsa wants the female hero to save the day, not get stuck in romance.

Elsa made a small, easy-to-miss figure of Baymax from Big Hero 6.Big Hero 6another Disney animated film.

During Olaf's song, "In Summer," fun details appear. Olaf lounges on a sandy beach under an umbrella. Look close; the ice cubes in his drink look like him. Olaf dances when he shakes the glass. This detail fits because Olaf is a snowman.

Anna stops Hans's sword when she is frozen. Anna jumps in front of the blade to save Elsa. This action shatters the weapon. Frozen Anna is solid unless Elsa hugs her. Only Elsa can touch Anna and bring her back to life using her love for her sister.

Anna wants the Arendelle gates open after years of isolation. She is also excited by the food spread. Singing "For the First Time in Forever," she dances around the castle, dreaming of love. Anna dances with paintings and wears a curtain while imagining meeting a prince at the ball while eating chocolate. She acts this out by eatingrealchocolate, which looks like some in the Sugar Rush land in Wreck-It RalphWreck-It Ralph.

Elsa accidentally shoots an ice blast at Anna's head, giving her a white streak in her hair young. Trolls save her, but Anna keeps the mark. Anna thinks she was born with the streak because the trolls erased her memory of Elsa's magic.

Anna unfreezes near the film's end. Her act of true love for saving her sister makes her hair streak vanish. We do not know why this erases the damage from the hair, which could not be fixed before.

Olaf might dance with penguins instead of seagulls, given his winter setting. Still, the guy seeks summer, the season that kills him. When he uses a cane and a checkered hat to dance with a seagull, fans see a nod to Bert's dance with four animated penguins inMary Poppins.

Elsa shows her ice affinity openly after deciding to “Let It Go.” Snowflakes decorate her braid, closed by a small snowflake hair tie. This detail matches her blue dress, which has its own snowflakes on the bottom.

The movie shows Elsa wears gloves to hide her true self, her powers. Hans is not alone. Though Hans seems normal, a little too eager to marry a princess, there is a clue: his gloves.Hans wears gloves to hide something.Hans wears gloves to hide something.

Hans's excitement to marry Anna does not seem dishonest. A prince wanting to marry a princess makes sense, as they seem to get along. However, Hans tells Anna he lied to win her affection to control Arendelle. He gloats about his plan, then removes his gloves, showing he hid like Elsa and revealed his true self.

Some places have gargoyles; others have trolls. Wandering Oaken's Trading Post door is flanked by troll statues. Troll symbols appear inside: carved troll walking sticks and wooden troll figures on Oaken's desk. A bear statue on the desk looks like the bears fromBrave.

When Elsa and her parents get the trolls' help to save Anna, their predictions hint more than just Anna's fate of having her heart freeze later. Grand Pabbie warns the parents that Elsa's power will grow, creating magic pictures in the dark as he speaks. The vision shows Elsa making a large snowflake in the sky, a small hint at the ending.

At the film's end, Elsa cancels her ice magic across Arendelle before sweeping it into one giant snowflake in the sky, matching the vision. Grand Pabbie clearly knew more than he let slip.

Elsa repeats the same icy design in every snowflake. She keeps this pattern when she makes snow and ice. This design also appears on the door of Elsa's castle bedroom.

The snowflake's shape shows clearly when Elsa builds her snow palace. She uses a huge, 3D version of the shape on the floor and door. This happens when she saves Arendelle.

Some Disney movie metaphors are tricky. Others are more direct. After Hans betrays Anna, Olaf saves her. Elsa's blizzard knocks down the queen before that. This foreshadows Queen Elsa's fall. Anna was a pawn in Hans's quest for the throne, just like the king wins the game.

Oaken's Trading Post has much junk on its shelves. This makes it easy to miss even a big figure in the clutter. Disney hides Mickey images in many movies and shows. This one hides Mickey impressively.

Anna finds the barren winter section. A small Mickey figure sits on the left of the third shelf. He faces sideways, leaning on a box, making him hard to see. He is there. Another hidden Mickey hangs in the upper corner of a castle bookshelf.

Ads often look wrong as times shift. Coppertone sunscreen ads show a girl's swimsuit bottom pulled down by a dog. This image is well-known and gets parodied elsewhere.

Olaf Parodies A Sunscreen Ad.FrozenThe target audience for 'Frozen' upon release was probably too young. Adults might have seen Olaf's nod to Coppertone in his song, 'In Summer.' The snowman makes a green-haired snowwoman with the same shy look as the Coppertone girl. A seagull pulls down her swimsuit.