A113 (pronounced A-One-Thirteen) is the classroom number used by character animation students at the California Institute of the Arts. Many of its alumni (including Pixar staff) have used the number in their professional works. It is said to appear in some way, shape, or form in every Pixar film.
The appearance of the number A113 in Pixar movies has been widely reported to be a reference to a classroom at the California Institute of the Arts, alma mater of many of the studio's minds.
A113 and its variants are an inside joke and Easter egg in media developed by alumni of California Institute of the Arts, referring to the classroom used by graphic design and character animation students.
Pixar is famous for its Easter eggs and seemingly interconnected universe. One of the most famous (and recurring) Easter eggs is in the inclusion of "A113." It's a nod to a classroom at CalArts that many animators studied in.
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Bird incorporated the trademark "A113", a reference to the classroom he attended while in the California Institute of the Arts, into the film on two separate occasions.
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You'll find 'A113' on the license plate of Andy's mom's car in “Toy Story,” as the courtroom number in “Up,” on a box in “A Bug's Life” and on the diver's camera in “Finding Nemo.” It also appears in a couple of Disney movies including “Lilo and Stitch” and “The Princess and the Frog.”
If you have an eagle eye, you've spotted "A113" many, many times while watching Pixar movies. It's the license plate on Andy's mom's car in the "Toy Story" films. It's the forbidden code you see many times in "Wall-E." It's on the camera that the diver is carrying when he captures Nemo in "Finding Nemo."
2 3 1 9 holds a special significance. It is an emergency code. used by the monsters to signify a contamination. or breach in the monster world. A 2 3 1 9 occurs when George Sanderson came into.
In Encanto, Redditor Crateos discovered a WALL-E Easter egg in Bruno's room. “In Encanto (2021) when Maribel meets Bruno, there is a plant inside a boot. Referencing to the plant in Wall-E (2008),” they wrote. This could also be symbolic for Bruno.
If You've Never Noticed It, Here's Proof. Something has been hiding in countless animated movies that you have watched by Disney and Pixar. You have probably seen it time and time again without ever realizing it: A113. This combination of a letter and numbers has been appearing in animated movies for years.
In "Loop," two kids at canoe camp find themselves adrift on a lake, unable to move forward until they find a new way to connect and see the world through each other's eyes. This film breaks new ground by featuring Pixar's first non-verbal autistic character.
As the theory explained, "Because Mirabel already had the brains to take over as matriarch, she didn't need a gift bestowed by the house, so it gifted the brawn and the beauty to her sisters so that the three of them make the perfect group to lead the family into the future." According to the theory, the reason why ...
While there are theories about Mirabel's hidden gift, the movie emphasizes that her intelligence and problem-solving abilities are her true gift. She doesn't need external magic to make a difference. The focus of Encanto is on self-acceptance and finding one's true purpose.
Disney artists designed symbols for the skirt to represent each member of her family and her affection for them. These symbols include a candle for Alma, animals for Antonio, flowers for Isabela, a sun for Pepa, and a chameleon for Camilo.
The TikTok user, called Fyiya, explained that if you look at the 23rd letter in the alphabet it is 'W', and the 19th letter in the alphabet it 'S'. And what does WS stand for? White Sock. Even the biggest Monsters Inc fans didn't spot the '23-19' connection. Picture: Disney/Pixar.
Boo is a little girl who finds her way into Monstropolis and becomes adopted in a way by Sully and Mike, Monsters Incorporated's best scare team. Boo is 2 years old in Monsters Inc, and Abby is around 13 in Turning Red, and their similarities could mean they are secretly the same character.
George is a scarer on Scare Floor F at Monsters, Inc. He is an orange-furred monster with yellow stripes and a horn on top of his head. He was first introduced when he comes out of his door, he has a child's sock on his back and when his assistant, Charlie sees the sock on his back, he gasps and shouts, "2319!
Sure enough, after going frame-by-frame again (looking at the outside and inside of the door) that the roman numerals of ACXIII (or A113) appeared above the door inside the cottage. It's really faint, but if you look closely, it's there!
Cameos. All Easter eggs in Brave were placed in the witch's cottage. The Pizza Planet truck appears as a wooden trinket on a worktable. A113 appears in Roman numerals as ACXIII above the entrance door.
Disney's Encanto, which tells the story of the magical Madrigals, doesn't have a bad guy, but one theory speculates that Dolores was the secret villain all along. Mirabel Madrigal (Stephanie Beatriz) is the only Madrigal family member in Encanto who doesn't get a magical gift.
Though Bush seemed to put the theory that Mirabel sabotaged her gift to rest, the movie may have also debunked it long ago. According to Bush, Mirabel's hand-wiping scene was just a "character specific mannerism." And the movie apparently supports that.
Like Mirabel, Abuela lacks a tangible magical ability like super hearing or seeing the future, but rather acts as the glue that holds the rest of the family together. Abuela's magic lies in how she creates an environment for the other Madrigals to flourish and use their gifts for good.
There is also a more standard A113 Easter egg in Elemental that is similar in form to past Pixar movies. A113 is seen as the room number for the Department of Departments office in City Hall.
