Animagique
Attraction type
Stage show
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History of Disney's Animation
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Animagique was a live show at Walt Disney Studios Park that took place in "Animagique Theater", at the entrance of Toon Studio . The show closed on January 31 , 2016 to make way for "Mickey and the Magician ", which began on July 2 , 2016.
Summary [ ] Guests are invited to watch a show about Disney Classics. It opens with Mickey and Donald teaching a drawing course in an art studio. At its far end is a door leading to the Cinematheque, which is strictly forbidden, as Mickey instructs Donald. However, after Mickey's departure, Donald decides he can open the door a little, without Mickey even knowing.
As he does so, a flash of light takes Donald into the film vault. He then encounters scenes from various films including Dumbo The Jungle Book Pinocchio The Little Mermaid The Lion King
At the end, Donald tells Mickey about his amazing journey through this films, although Mickey doesn't believe him until Baloo , King Louie , and Rafiki walk into the room.
Show Soundtrack [ ] The Drawing Course
The Cinematheque
The Film Vault
Donald encounters scenes
Back to The Drawing Course
Mickey Mouse Club March (instrumental)
The Animagique Song (show theme) Trivia [ ] Animagique puppeteers undertake intense training classes to co-ordinate and synchronise their movements in complete darkness. Before the opening of the park in 2002, they even followed classes of Taï Chi to perfect their perception of space.
Mickey and Sebastian are the only two characters speaking French in the show. Other characters Donald, Pink Elephants , Baloo, King Louie, Young Simba , and Zazu are all speaking English in the show.
Even though Mickey spoke French during the show in the original show from 2002 he was briefly voiced by Wayne Allwine during the Animagique Song.[ 2]
Several months after opening, the show briefly closed to allow for a reworking that included replacing an original Pinocchio scene, featuring Monstro the whale, but it was scrapped shortly as it was deemed too scary for children, so it was replaced by The Little Mermaid.
Each returning vocal song featured in the second version of the show, except for I Wanna Be Like You , all have their instrumental borrowed from past Disney Parks live performances: Pink Elephants on Parade was featured at Viva! Magic , Under the Sea was featured at Voyage of the Little Mermaid , and I Just Can't Wait to Be King was featured at The Legend of the Lion King .
The young Simba , young Nala , and Zazu puppets all came from Magic Kingdom 's former show The Legend of the Lion King See also [ ] References [ ]
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Characters
The Lion King: Simba Nala Mufasa Scar Rafiki Timon Pumbaa Zazu Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed Sarabi Sarafina The Pridelanders Pride Animals Hyena Clan Wildebeests Mole Vultures Grubs Kiara The Lion King II: Simba's Pride: Kovu Zira Vitani Nuka Outsiders Crocodiles The Lion King 1½: Ma Uncle Max Meerkat Colony Timon & Pumbaa: The Native Chief The Three Natives Mother Gorilla Fronk Fegnugen Monti Baampu Nobi Fred Quint The Woodpecker Bruce Stinky Ralph and Eddie Teds Savage Lion Bartholomew The Tarsier Toucan Dan Vulture Police Ned Nefu Rabbit Uncle Boaris Uncle Ernie Boss Beaver Boy Beaver Lester the Whale The Tigress Jackal The Cobra Speedy the Snail Smolder the Bear Little Jimmy Irwin El Toro Count Down Mr. Pig Wolverine Jumbo Jumbo the Elephant Cheetato and Cheetata Martin Partin Rita Book Chef Claude Captain Bloodbeard Cisco Pig Cisco Pig's Gang Dr. Cagliostro Torgo The Meerkat Angel Wonderful Rhino of Laws Pumbaa Jr. Dr. Happy Leslie Lambeau Mr. Buttons Sharla Warthog Sounder Herman Lara Mel Claudius Bahuka Tutan Pharaoh Genie Madame Credenza Duke Meerkat Tatiana Mother Eagle Baby Earl King Leopold Princess Claudia Sigmund and Lloyd Heimlich and Schnitzel Mad Dog McGraw, Billy the Goat, and Three-fingered Jackelope Dr. Exeter Sal Mander Jungle Inspector Bigfoot Pimon and Tumbaa The Lion Guard: Kion Bunga Fuli Beshte Ono Tiifu Zuri Janja Cheezi Chungu Janja's Clan Mzingo Mzingo's Parliament Mwoga Makuu Makuu's Float Pua Basi Basi's Pod Ushari Jasiri Madoa Tunu and Wema Jasiri's Clan Thurston Mbeya Porcupine Brothers Ma Tembo Zito Aminifu Reirei Goigoi Dogo Dogo's Brothers Kijana Reirei's Pack Twiga Juhudi Shingo Muhanga and Muhangus Tamaa Nala's Father Swala Muhimu Hamu Ajabu Makucha Makucha's Leap Makucha's Army Fahari Jiona Mjomba Ogpoa Haya Laini Badili Mbuni Mapigano Mtoto Gumba Kambuni Kwato Shauku Nne Tano Vuruga Vuruga Young Rhino Lioness Majinuni and Hafifu King Sokwe Hadithi Big Baboon Bupu Boboka Chura Kifaru Mwenzi Uroho Mwizi Kulinda Ona Mpishi Makini Shupavu Waza Njano Kiburi Tamka Nduli Kiburi's Float Chama • Kenge Dhahabu Hodari Starehe Raha Nyuni Sumu Kongwe Kinyonga Kuchimba Shujaa Anga Strange Lion Strange Cobra The Fastest The Strongest The Bravest The Keenest of Sight Yuki Hitashi Kimyo and Nabasu Domog Dughi Bogino Chuluun Pãgala Krud'dha Lumba-Lumba Old Civet Ora Komodo Dragon Fikiri Kitendo Tupp Azaad Flamingo Girls Flamingo Girls' Flamboyance Tenuk Tompok Seisou Bambun Mouse Deer Mama Binturong Smun Yun Mibu Nirmala Rani Baliyo Surak Janna Ullu Sãhasí Ãnanda Binga Tangaagim Pinguino Cek and Rama Tsah and Sasem Astuto Varya Feliks, Pasha, and Polina Heng Heng Kely Kely's Troop Askari Shabaha Kasi Imara Tazama Printed Media: Uru Ahadi Kopa Boma Zuzu Joka Lulu Deleted: Diku Baasho Iggy Herr Rhino Kwashi Bhati Mheetu Banagi Daabi Dwala Naanda Remake: Simba Nala Mufasa Scar Rafiki Timon Pumbaa Zazu Shenzi, Kamari, and Azizi Sarabi Sarafina Kiara Dembe Mufasa: The Lion King: Kiros Outsiders Eshe Obasi Masego Afia Junia Amara Akua Ajarry Chigaru Mosi Inaki Azibo Mobo Shaju Obasi's Pride Zala Musical: Simba Mufasa Scar Nala Refiki Zazu Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed Timon Miscellaneous: Zawadi Kiume Kibibi Nakawa
