This one is easy to believe based on actual Greek mythology. King Triton is the son of the God of the Sea Poseidon. In turn Poseidon is the brother of

Zeus, which then makes Triton and Hercules first cousins. So this theory is actually more factual than not.

Toy Story has a lot of theories out there, but Redditor JoyfulStingray had our full attention with this one. The sequel introduced us to a cowgirl named Jessie,

who we learn was left behind by her human years ago. JoyfulStingray points out that her owner was definitely Andy’s own mother based on the red hat Jessie’s girl was wearing.

It's the same hat Andy wore when we first met him, long before he had her in his hands.

The Super Carlin Brothers are Disney theories on steroids. They are TOO good with their claims, and this one is top notch. Did you happen to notice that Riley’s emotions

were both male and female in Inside Out? Some people did, and one of the Super Carlin Brothers has a few theories as to why.

Reddit user Sarbanes_Foxy does not trust the fairies from Sleeping Beauty, and to be frank...we kind of don’t after reading their theory. They were supposed to be looking

after this girl but then just happened to let her out and about the day Maleficent was going to try and take her down? Sarbanes_Foxy isn’t necessarily wrong, right?

A popular theory about Aladdin is that it was set in the future instead of the past based on certain pop culture references made by Genie. Speaking of Genie, many believe he's

the salesmen who starts the movie. One new to us, though, is that Aladdin's wish to be a prince was all in the wording. Undependable pointed out on

Reddit that he didn't wish for Genie to "make" him a prince, but in fact wished to "be" a prince. Which is why the whole movie is like one big

wish being granted. He marries Jasmine and becomes a prince in the end.

Jon Solo did go into a little more detail than we needed about how fish make babies, but he did give us a good reason as to why Ariel and

all of her sisters look nothing alike. Because when fish spawn, the female lays the eggs and the dude comes and does his thing all over them. Jon believes that

King Triton did his thing on a number of different women’s eggs, creating a gaggle of daughters that all look different.

Just going to be real, this one about Quasimodo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame will make you want to curl up into a ball and cry. Vault91

mentioned on Reddit that Quasi probably wasn’t even the biological child of the darker featured gypsies that were running away from Frollo at the beginning of the film, and that

the poor guy was probably abandoned by his real parents, and then picked up by the gypsies to use as a sideshow act of some sorts.

Beast had a temper. But Redditor CharliDefinney believes that Beast’s temper was a bigger problem than we ever thought. We all know that his talking furniture were his real

life staff. In the room Belle isn’t supposed to snoop in, there are several broken chairs strewn on the ground. CharliDefinney posits that those chairs are the dead bodies of former employees that didn’t

make it past Beast's wrath.

The Super Carlin Brothers strike again! This video explains how Hercules and Tangled are obviously connected; baby Herc’s kidnapping empowering that magical flower, all the sun references, etc. It'll blow your mind

when the video concludes that because of all of these connections, and the fact that Mother Gothel has been alive for centuries, she has been wishing for her true love to

come back not her own immortality. More evidence? They both say, “Ya big lug.”