Disney may be responsible for creating some of the world's most beloved films, but that doesn't mean they aren't guilty of some pretty annoying plotholes.
In fact, some of Disney's most popular movies contain huge plotholes that you won't be able to unsee.
From The Lion King to Frozen, these are some of the most annoying plotholes in Disney movies...
Charlotte kisses Naveen multiple times but doesn't turn into a frog, like Tiana did. She even kissed him after midnight, so this makes zero sense.
Early on in Tangled, we learn that when hair is cut from Rapunzel's head it turns brown.
So shouldn't the hair attached to her head have remained blonde after she chops off all her locks later on?
During training, Mulan is told to go home because she can't keep up.
So if the army was willing to send home an able-bodied person for being clumsy, obviously her elderly father wouldn't have made the cut, either.
Hades is literally the lord of the dead, so knowing who's dead and who isn't is kind of his whole deal.
But somehow, Pain and Panic are able to hide the fact that Hercules is actually alive for decades!
Why didn't the glass slippers disappear like everything else after midnight? Why did one of the slippers fall off if they're supposed to fit perfectly? Why wasn't Cinderella way more chill when she found out the prince was looking for her?
This plothole has plagued Disney fans for years and has even lead to some pretty elaborate fan theories.
I seriously wish Woody had called him out on this so we'd know the real reason.
Guys, that's too many dogs. You don't need that many dogs, and there is no way you're capable of taking care of that many dogs. In fact, 101 dogs would probably ruin Roger and Anita financially.
These dudes are all sharing one bedroom, but haven't they been stockpiling diamonds every day for years? What gives?
If Jafar's staff can literally control people's minds, what does Jafar need Genie for?
He could have easily used his staff to gain control over Agrabah.
Maleficent's goons fail to find Aurora for sixteen years, but Diablo finds her almost immediately.
He's her constant companion and assistant, so why does she wait so long to send him?
When Anna leaves to find Elsa, she leaves Hans in charge of the kingdom, and he seems to be a pretty good leader.
So why do the villagers cheer when she decks him? They have no idea that he's actually a bad guy.
Elsa has some pretty intense powers, but we never actually learn why.
It's strange, because most Disney movies give the audience a detailed explanation when something magical happens, but Elsa was simply born that way.
In Toy Story 2, we learn that Woody is actually a pretty rare collector's item.
So if Woody is over 40 years old, why doesn't he ever mention his life before Andy? There's no way Andy was his first owner!
This would have solved a whole lot of problems.
Ariel read and signed Ursula's contract so we know she can read and at least she can write her own name!
Genie's magic is pretty suspect.
When Aladdin wishes to be a prince, he gets a makeover. But when Jafar wishes to be the Sultan, Genie effectively overturns the entire monarchy. Huh?
I mean, he already killed Mufasa, so he might as well get Simba out of the way as well.
What do you think? Do you know a plot hole we missed? Let us know in the comments!
