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Do you love the wonderful world of Disney? Have you always admired the shining role models Disney has provided for kids throughout the decades? If so, then you may have come to the wrong place. You see, although Disney has produced countless magical moments over the years, here you’ll find a collection of the most disturbing Disney cartoons ever.
These offensive Disney cartoons chronicle the other side of the Magic Kingdom. Be warned: this collection of mostly older cartoons is incredibly shocking and disturbing. So if you’re not up for scarring your inner child with nightmares of Mickey in black face, you may want to turn back now. You’re about to enter a world of racist Disney cartoons that cannot be unseen.
Though the phrase “creepy Disney cartoons” may seem like an oxymoron, here you’ll find everything from Disney’s disturbing attempts to help out with the war effort to cringe-worthy examples of how Mickey wasn’t always the sensitive, politically-correct mouse we’ve come to know and love. Whether you’re a woman, a racial minority, or just a parent who’d be horrified to find your kid watching a cartoon of Donald Duck joining the Nazi party, we can guarantee you’ll find something here to offend pretty much everyone.
The following weird Disney cartoons range from overly graphic attempts to warn kids of the dangers of Nazism to awkward puberty videos and instances of racism so blatant they’ll make your jaw drop. Though you’ll see some of your favorite Disney icons in new and horrifying ways, the bright side is, you’ll also get a pretty clear picture of just how far society has come in the last 80 years. So if you’re ready and willing to set years of therapy into motion, we give you some of the most disturbing Disney cartoons ever.
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The Most Disturbing Disguise Ever Caught on Film
In 1933, Disney released a cartoon in which the Big Bad Wolf sports one of the most offensive disguises ever. In attempting to get the pigs to open the door, he appears as a every bad Jewish stereotype in the book all rolled into one big caricature.
Peter Pan's Native American Pals
As it turns out, Disney's Peter Pan is one of those films that may feel different adult than it did when you were a kid. Specifically, check out the song, "What makes a Red Man Red," which successfully packs every Native American stereotype in the book into a three minute tune.
What the Hell?
Every now and then Disney may push the envelope a bit with their cartoon villains. but in 1929 they learned the hard way that making an entire cartoon about hell a bad idea. Above, you'll find Satan feeding his three headed dog in the ultra-creepy "Hell's Bells."
Mickey's African Adventures
In the 1932 cartoon "Trader Mickey" Mickey and Pluto are featured, for whatever reason, transporting a shipload of instruments down the African coast. Things go awry however, when they are captured by a band of African tribesmen who attempt to eat them while trying to figure out what these strange objects called "instruments" are. Although Mickey ends up dancing a happy jig with the African natives in the end, their depiction remains cringe-worthy almost a century later.
Mickey's Middle Eastern Mishap
In the 1932 cartoon "Mickey in Arabia," Mickey Mouse finds himself in a jam while visiting the Middle East. After Minnie is kidnapped by a rape-y looking Arab, whose intentions for her are looking less than honorable, Mickey is forced to catapult in to save the day. Upon rescuing his girl however, he's met with a whole new slew of murder-y looking Arabs wielding swords.
From Grease to Guns
So apparently grease can be used to make bombs? In this short film, the narrator stops Pluto from consuming some left over grease so that he can instead show him how to use it to blow up the Nazis.
Disney's Awkward Period Piece
Thought learning about female body changes from your parents was awkward? Try learning about it from the maker of Mickey himself. That's right - in 1946, Disney released a fully animated, incredibly detailed cartoon entitled, "The Story of Menstruation" that was about exactly what you're afraid it is.
The Aristo-Racists?
Though The Aristocats is generally an unassuming tale about a bunch of singing kittens, that doesn't mean there isn't room for a little racism. Ever notice that Siamese cat with slant-y eyes playing piano with chopsticks? Not exactly PC.
Sunflower the Centaur's Not So Subtle Servant
Only in the magical world of Disney could a young boy who's half horse still manage to depict the embarrassing racial relations of the time. In one of the less flattering parts of Fantasia, the pretty white lady centaurs have a servant who turns out to be everything you're afraid he'll be and more.
50 Shades of Donald
Let's just say that Donald's punishment methods, which he later uses on these African tribesman in the 1954 film "Spare the Rod," might raise a few eyebrows today. Ultimately the depiction of the cannibalistic African natives was deemed so offensive that the cartoon was censored and cut down to about half its original length.
Clik here to view.
Do you love the wonderful world of Disney? Have you always admired the shining role models Disney has provided for kids throughout the decades? If so, then you may have come to the wrong place. You see, although Disney has produced countless magical moments over the years, here you’ll find a collection of the most disturbing Disney cartoons ever.
These offensive Disney cartoons chronicle the other side of the Magic Kingdom. Be warned: this collection of mostly older cartoons is incredibly shocking and disturbing. So if you’re not up for scarring your inner child with nightmares of Mickey in black face, you may want to turn back now. You’re about to enter a world of racist Disney cartoons that cannot be unseen.
Though the phrase “creepy Disney cartoons” may seem like an oxymoron, here you’ll find everything from Disney’s disturbing attempts to help out with the war effort to cringe-worthy examples of how Mickey wasn’t always the sensitive, politically-correct mouse we’ve come to know and love. Whether you’re a woman, a racial minority, or just a parent who’d be horrified to find your kid watching a cartoon of Donald Duck joining the Nazi party, we can guarantee you’ll find something here to offend pretty much everyone.
The following weird Disney cartoons range from overly graphic attempts to warn kids of the dangers of Nazism to awkward puberty videos and instances of racism so blatant they’ll make your jaw drop. Though you’ll see some of your favorite Disney icons in new and horrifying ways, the bright side is, you’ll also get a pretty clear picture of just how far society has come in the last 80 years. So if you’re ready and willing to set years of therapy into motion, we give you some of the most disturbing Disney cartoons ever.
http://www.ranker.com/list/creepy-disney-cartoons/ashley-reign,
The Most Disturbing Disguise Ever Caught on Film
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
In 1933, Disney released a cartoon in which the Big Bad Wolf sports one of the most offensive disguises ever. In attempting to get the pigs to open the door, he appears as a every bad Jewish stereotype in the book all rolled into one big caricature.
Peter Pan's Native American Pals
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
As it turns out, Disney's Peter Pan is one of those films that may feel different adult than it did when you were a kid. Specifically, check out the song, "What makes a Red Man Red," which successfully packs every Native American stereotype in the book into a three minute tune.
What the Hell?
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
Every now and then Disney may push the envelope a bit with their cartoon villains. but in 1929 they learned the hard way that making an entire cartoon about hell a bad idea. Above, you'll find Satan feeding his three headed dog in the ultra-creepy "Hell's Bells."
Mickey's African Adventures
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
In the 1932 cartoon "Trader Mickey" Mickey and Pluto are featured, for whatever reason, transporting a shipload of instruments down the African coast. Things go awry however, when they are captured by a band of African tribesmen who attempt to eat them while trying to figure out what these strange objects called "instruments" are. Although Mickey ends up dancing a happy jig with the African natives in the end, their depiction remains cringe-worthy almost a century later.
Mickey's Middle Eastern Mishap
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
In the 1932 cartoon "Mickey in Arabia," Mickey Mouse finds himself in a jam while visiting the Middle East. After Minnie is kidnapped by a rape-y looking Arab, whose intentions for her are looking less than honorable, Mickey is forced to catapult in to save the day. Upon rescuing his girl however, he's met with a whole new slew of murder-y looking Arabs wielding swords.
From Grease to Guns
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
So apparently grease can be used to make bombs? In this short film, the narrator stops Pluto from consuming some left over grease so that he can instead show him how to use it to blow up the Nazis.
Disney's Awkward Period Piece
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
Thought learning about female body changes from your parents was awkward? Try learning about it from the maker of Mickey himself. That's right - in 1946, Disney released a fully animated, incredibly detailed cartoon entitled, "The Story of Menstruation" that was about exactly what you're afraid it is.
The Aristo-Racists?
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
Though The Aristocats is generally an unassuming tale about a bunch of singing kittens, that doesn't mean there isn't room for a little racism. Ever notice that Siamese cat with slant-y eyes playing piano with chopsticks? Not exactly PC.
Sunflower the Centaur's Not So Subtle Servant
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
Only in the magical world of Disney could a young boy who's half horse still manage to depict the embarrassing racial relations of the time. In one of the less flattering parts of Fantasia, the pretty white lady centaurs have a servant who turns out to be everything you're afraid he'll be and more.
50 Shades of Donald
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
Let's just say that Donald's punishment methods, which he later uses on these African tribesman in the 1954 film "Spare the Rod," might raise a few eyebrows today. Ultimately the depiction of the cannibalistic African natives was deemed so offensive that the cartoon was censored and cut down to about half its original length.
