In “WALL-E”, the CEO of BNL, Shelby Forthright, mentions that a plan to get the Earth cleaned, Operation Recolonize, has failed, and directs all AUTO units to keep humans in space forever. As we teased earlier when mentioning “Cars 2” and Allinol, Buy n Large may have had a heavy hand in the world’s pollution. This tree may not look exactly like the Tree of Life, but judging by the difference in height, we can infer that “WALL-E” and “A Bug’s Life” take place years - or even decades - apart from each other.īuy n Large has made a small number of cameos in Pixar films, like “Toy Story 3” and “Cars 3”, but the coporation’s role in the Pixar Theory is more than just a few references. In it, we see WALL-E and EVE standing next to a massive tree grown by the seed they saved. However, the connection between the two is seemingly confirmed by “WALL-E’s” end credits. Who’s to say he didn’t escape at some point and potentially ignite the revolution against humans?Įarlier, we mentioned “A Bug’s Life” taking place after “WALL-E,” which may not make sense given how drastically different both movies’ settings are. Instead, he is picked up by a garbage man and strapped to the front of their dump truck (which possibly further intensified his hatred towards humans). Speaking of Lotso, he is one of the Disney villains who does not die. Sid experiments on toys in the first movie, we’re told of how Jessie was abandoned in the second, and Lotso being replaced is shown in the third. Not only have animals been mistreated, but so have the machines, and the “Toy Story” franchise is a prime example of that. These instances of mistreatment and paranoia would explain why the animals went against mankind. Then, there are the rats in "Ratatouille" who, despite showing amazing cooking skills, are still being attacked by humans. In “Finding Dory”, we see a few examples of humans littering the ocean Dory gets stuck in a plastic can holder and swims past glass bottles stuck in the ocean floor. In “Finding Nemo”, fish are told to stay away from the "butts", or boats, and Gill and his friends are frightened of the dentist's daughter, Darla. There are quite a few Pixar films that share a common theme: animals being mistreated by humans. Additionally, “Cars 2” introduces a fuel product called Allinol, which may have had a hand in polluting the Earth. However, that doesn’t explain why the cars continue to refer to countries by their real names or why they’re using human structures like drive-in theaters and gas stations. Some people point out that “Cars” could just take place on alternate Earth. Not only did the machines help the humans win, but the planet had become so polluted that humans had to leave. It’s the outcome of this war that explains why cars inhabit the Earth in the “Cars” franchise as well as why there aren’t any humans. The Pixar Theory brings up a war between the animals and humans, with the latter teaming up with the machines. This was possibly caused by the pollution the humans left behind, thus allowing them to further mutate and eventually become the monsters we see in “Monsters, Inc.” This also explains why very few of the bugs look anything like their real-world counterparts. By this point in time, animals have become super intelligent - they build, create, talk, think, etc. Right before “Monsters, Inc.” is “A Bug’s Life”, which takes place sometime after the events of “WALL-E” and when the Tree of Life was planted. Besides, why else would we see the Pixar Ball in so many movies?Ī big question that “Monsters, Inc.” never answered was “Where did the monsters come from?” In fact though, we can easily deduce the answer just from the franchise’s place in the timeline according to the Pixar theory. It may not confirm the Pixar Theory, specifically, to be true, though it does help solidify the theory’s foundation. However, there is a catch: this video only confirms that all of the Pixar films are in the same universe. In January 2017, Disney released a compilation video of various easter eggs hidden throughout Pixar films, showing how each flick connects to another. Wait a minute… if Disney has already confirmed it, then shouldn’t this be higher on the list? Yeah, we know this is a weird way to start out, but it’s a little more complicated than that. However, we won’t be including Carl & Ellie’s Letter to Andy from “Toy Story 3” as that Easter egg only exists in a trailer, not the final cut. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the Top 10 Reasons Why the Pixar Theory is True.įor this list, we’re looking at arguments in favor of the theory that Pixar’s films take place in the same universe. The Pixar Theory is more plausible than you might think.
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