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Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the most brain-scrambling theories involving Disney properties.

We'll be getting into spoilers for various Disney movies, so consider this your warning.

Number 30, Hercules Killed Scar, Hercules and the Lion King This son of Zeus has slain multiple beasts in his life.

When you take down as many creatures as Hercules has, people are bound to notice.

In one specific scene, viewers found something interesting.

Hercules was spotted wearing the head and fur of a lion that looks exactly like Scar.

Is this a fun Easter egg, or did Hercules kill him?

While Scar's fate was sealed at the end of The Lion King, maybe Hades resurrected him, or perhaps he survived the hyena attack.

Scar's inclusion in the movie could have also made him its version of the Nemean lion.

This was an animal Hercules killed as part of his twelve labors.

Either way, the idea of Hercules and Scar crossing paths is super interesting.

Number 29, Kuzco Witnesses a Murder, The Emperor's New Groove While harming a fly or two isn't seen as a huge act of violence in society, what if you were actually committing manslaughter?

This could be a real possibility for this movie.

When Kuzco, now a llama, is navigating through a dangerous jungle, he spots a fly getting eaten.

As disturbing as that is, the fly might not have been an ordinary one.

Since it was able to speak and since Kuzco understood it, many believe the fly was originally a human being.

In fact, every other talking animal we see was once a human.

That was the freakiest thing I've ever seen.

So yeah, this fly might have been a person once, which means we essentially witnessed a murder.

Does this make the fly-eating spider a man-eater too?

Number 28, Olaf Secretly Wants to Melt, Frozen Despite being a sentient snowman, Olaf loves the summer.

Though there's nothing wrong with some fun in the sun, you'd think that Olaf and hot weather wouldn't mix.

Even regular people can get hurt by the sun if they don't have proper protection.

So a snowman would have it 10 times worse.

Perhaps being brought to life also triggered some existential dread within him.

While Olaf is later enchanted to be able to experience summer, you could argue that this theory makes that happy ending a sad one.

Because now he can't melt away like he wanted, which forces him to live forever in his sadness.

Number 27, The Hunchback Hallucinated His Gargoyle Friends, The Hunchback of Notre Dame Since we know that Quasimodo is a social outcast who spends much of his time in the bell tower away from other people, the sentient gargoyles he talks to might not be so sentient after all.

It is a treat to watch the colorful pageantry of the simple peasant folk.

Boy, nothing like balcony seats for watching the old FOF.

Sorry for being such a downer, but maybe this particular theory has some legs.

In the first film, the gargoyles never talk to anyone else.

Spending so much time by yourself away from other people can have many negative side effects.

It's pretty dark, but there's a very real possibility that the gargoyles were hallucinations that Quasimodo made up to cope with his severe loneliness.

Nobody wants to stay cooped up here forever.

Wow, it's depressing stuff like this that just makes you want to tell him everything will be okay.

Number 26, Chip is Beast's Secret Son, Beauty and the Beast Though we're introduced to the teapot Mrs. Potts and her teacup son Chip, there are some weird things about this mother-son duo.

How would you like a nice pot of tea, sir?

She couldn't have given birth to him when she was a teapot.

When she and Chip are turned back into humans, we see that she's too old to be his biological mom anyway.

Perhaps Chip is an illegitimate son of the Beast.

Some fans even go further and suggest that Chip's mother is the Enchantress.

Maybe before Beast was turned into a monster, he was seduced by her.

Later, he would have taken Chip away, which would anger Enchantress enough to curse everyone, thus turning Chip and Mrs. Potts into teacups.

It'll turn out all right in the end, you'll see.

Maybe Beast needs to go on Maury to sort this out.

Number 25, the sunken ship Ariel found belonged to the King and Queen of Arendelle, Frozen and the Little Mermaid.

The ship the royal family of Arendelle died on has been a talking point for a very long time.

It's been speculated that it's the sunken ship from the Little Mermaid.

While there isn't a whole lot to go off of, some details line up nicely.

For example, it makes a lot of sense that the ship would eventually find its way to the bottom of the ocean.

While both ships don't exactly look the same, we can assume that the ship naturally deteriorated over time.

Even though Frozen 2 poked a lot of holes in this theory, namely by showing the real location of the ship, it still makes for some interesting headcanon.

Number 24, Calhoun killed her husband, Wreck-It Ralph.

Love has never been easy and unfortunately, Sergeant Calhoun found this out the hard way.

She's programmed with the most tragic backstory ever.

The grizzled soldier hailing from the Hero's Duty game lost her fiance in a vicious cybug attack.

But what if things were much more tragic?

We know that her would-be husband, Brad, got eaten by a cybug on their wedding day.

However, if someone is eaten by a cybug, then they become a cybug.

Since we know that Calhoun had to spend her big day slaying these beasts, there's a very good chance she had to kill her own husband too.

Losing your significant other on your wedding day is one thing, but having to destroy them is a whole other level of traumatic.

Number 23, Sisu and Mushu are part of the same universe.

These two characters could be more connected than you think.

The Last Dragon establishes that nearly all dragons were turned into stone.

The dragons fought for us the best they could, but it wasn't enough.

Mushu is forced to wake up the Great Stone Dragon.

Is it just a coincidence that both movies have stone dragons?

Maybe this detail suggests that Mushu and Sisu are connected somehow.

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