from Hidden Mickey Guy Steve Barrett
Take a look at the following images to see if they qualify to be Hidden Mickeys/Characters. The first photo is from near the end of “The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh” ride. Just to the right of center, is there a white sideways classic Hidden Mickey at the top of the rock pile?
At the first part of “it’s a small world,” to the right of your boat, check out this boy dancer in a green costume, holding a girl above him. Do the three gems on the upper center of his chest form a Hidden Mickey? (Thanks to Jason, Tammy, and Lily Armstrong.)
In a recess at the rear of Merida’s Meet and Greet at Fairytale Garden, an exposed-brick clearing on a wall looks suspiciously like Merida’s horse Angus, or does it? (Thanks to Alena White and Marc Schreiber.)
For comparison, here’s a Disney Clip Art image of Merida and Angus. https://www.disneyclips.com/imagesnewb/archery.html
Keep up the search for Hidden Mickeys and Hidden Characters!
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I don’t think any of these are intentional hidden Mickey’s. Problem with looking for hidden Mickey’s is once you get that shape in your head you begin to see it everywhere, as it really is a rather common random shape within art, nature, and architecture. And, whereas, I think that the creators of intentional hidden Mickey’s want you to have to search for them, I think they also want them to be obvious once they are spotted. So, my default position is if there is any doubt, then it is just a random shape and not intentional.