"The Little Mermaid." On the original VHS cover there is a large golden penis. The rumor is that the penis was deliberately drawn as a last act of defiance by a disgruntled Disney artist who was being laid off. The truth is, the artist who created the cover did not work for Disney itself, thus was not a disgruntled employee, and claims the penis tower was completely inadvertent.

"The Little Mermaid." In the first wedding scene, the minister appears to have an erection. Disney claims that the bulge, is actually just his knee sticking out. You be the judge.

"The Rescuers." Approximately 38 minutes into the film, as Bianca and Bernard fly through the city in a sardine can, the image of a topless woman can be seen in two different frames. Disney claims the images were not placed in the frame by their animators, but were inserted during the post-production process.

"Who Framed Roger Rabbit." These screen caps come from the scene when Jessica gets thrown from a car after they hit a light post. She spirals out of the vehicle and as she does, her dress flies up and it can be seen that she is not wearing any panties.

"Who Framed Roger Rabbit." Baby Herman walks under the skirt of his "nanny," he is seen extending his middle finger looking up into her skirt. The finger was edited out the the DVD release of the film, as you can see in the bottom half of the image.

"Hercules." After Hercules punches the River Guardian, a horseshoe hits him on the head causing a phallic shaped bump to grow out of his head. It eventually grows into a penis shape including morphing his eyebrows into a set of testicles.

"Toy Story 3." This scene shows the toy characters reacting with wide-eyed shock seeing their now grown up owner, Andy engaging in a grown up sex act. Only the suggestive shadow is view-able. However it has been proven that the image with the shadow did not actually appear in any version of Toy Story 3, it was created as a viral hoax.

"Hercules." When the Muses are singing the song "Zero to Hero" after one sings "Is he bold." she steps forward and her dress flies up, revealing once again that she is not wearing anything under her robe.

"The Lion King." The poster for Disney's 2002 re-release of The Lion King secretly featured the image of a woman only wearing small panties, clearly showing off her ASSets.

"The Lion King." After Simba lays down on the cliff, dust flies up into the sky and forms the word "sex," for a brief moment.

"The Hunchback of Notre Dame." Esmerelda's curvy body is highlighted and appears to be naked during her fire dance. In most of the dance she appears clothed but several frames show a naked body with the most detail around her breasts and inner thigh area.

"Mickey Mouse: Bladid." Coming from the wonderful minds working for Euro-Disney, Bladid, has cover art showing Mickey with his hand around a large blue penis aka Minnie's body.