Top 10 Most Inappropriate Disney Merchandise Ever Made
Disney isn't always clean. In fact, some of their merchandise and toys have been, let's just say, quite questionable.The toy was meant to recreate the scene in The Lion King where Rafiki lifts Simba into the air. However, the design made it look like he was engaged in a very inappropriate act with Simba. Should children's toys promote such behavior? There have been tons of complaints since its release. Thankfully, it was eventually banned.
The design was simply disgusting, disturbing, and creepy. It could be interpreted in a very inappropriate way. The mere thought of it makes me sick.
Winnie the Pooh appeared to have a traffic pylon protruding in a very suggestive manner, prompting complaints from parents. As a result, the toy was banned.
We all know the wonderful things about Tiggers and that Tiggers are wonderful creatures. Disney produced a Tigger doll, but unfortunately, its tail pointed towards a sensitive area. This led to the toy being banned.
Tigger and Pooh assumed their famous positions, but something about that or the straw itself led parents to complain.
Similar to his character in the story and film, this Tarzan figure yells and beats his chest. However, he was designed to strike a sensitive lower area, making the toy highly inappropriate.
The action figure could be manipulated in a way that raised questions about its appropriateness.
Though it was about The Little Mermaid, a classic film, the cover displayed a monument that appeared suspicious to people. Despite the movie's G rating, this cover led to many complaints, prompting Disney to update it and remove the offending monument.
This was a potty-training seat featuring images of Belle, Aurora, and Cinderella. The accompanying song included lyrics that were seen as inappropriate, leading to its discontinuation.
Wreck-It Ralph was a modern Disney hit, but the merchandise crossed a line. The underwear featured Wreck-It Ralph in a way that was seen as highly inappropriate, causing public outrage.
The toy was supposed to represent Pooh, Tigger, and Eeyore riding on a sleigh or heigh. However, it was viewed through an inappropriate lens, leading to complaints and ultimately, its discontinuation.
The set mimicked the traditional way princesses were depicted cleaning in older films. However, with more recent movies like Moana, Brave, and Mulan, the set felt increasingly geared toward girls. This led to criticism that it was unfair to boys.
Disney created an Olaf toy that involved a goo-like substance coming out and being consumed by children, making it highly disturbing.
Another inappropriate Frozen toy is a bikini with a flower design in the middle that resembles the female genital area. This makes it highly inappropriate. Frozen has become one of the biggest franchises of all time, so it's not surprising that there would be related merchandise that's considered inappropriate.
This ride featured Donald Duck positioned in a way that made the ride look highly inappropriate, crossing a boundary for many.
Disney overstepped with Buzz Lightyear's cup when they designed the straw to stick out from a suggestive location. This led to numerous complaints from parents, deeming the toy inappropriate.
Another Tarzan toy was produced that was highly inappropriate. A vine protruded from a sensitive area, and even the name sounded insensitive. It's a good thing the toy was discontinued.
The intent was to create a microphone modeled after Mickey Mouse. However, the elongated end pointed between his ears, leading parents to see it as inappropriate. As a result, complaints were made, and the toy serves as an example of poorly executed Disney merchandise.