Some Pixar/Disney Easter Eggs in "Onward."

1. "Soul" Easter Egg (at 5 minutes and 58 seconds)

Just like in "Toy Story 4," where there was a Pegasus emblem on Ian's brother's van, "Onward" also planted information about the next Pixar movie.

In the protagonist Ian's house, there are many records piled up, and on the outermost layer, there is a record named "Dorothea Williams." This is an Easter egg planted by the director for another Pixar animated movie released this year, "Soul," where there is a jazz musician named Dorothea Williams.

2. "Pizza Planet" Delivery Truck (at 24 minutes and 15 seconds)

On the right side of the toll booth, the familiar "Pizza Planet" delivery truck makes its appearance, a hallmark found in almost all Pixar animated movies.

3. Pixar Ball (at 27 minutes and 58 seconds)

In the moment when the two brothers push open the tavern's door, a shield featuring the Pixar Ball, also known as the Luxo Ball design, emerges above the wall.

This is also a recurring Easter egg in Pixar animated movies, dating back to the 1986 Pixar animated short film "Luxo Jr."

4. Alebrije from "Coco" (at 28 minutes and 17 seconds)

On the top left shelf, there is an Alebrije from the movie "Coco."

5. "Ratatouille" Easter Egg (at 28 minutes and 42 seconds)

One of the two chefs cooking in the kitchen on the right side is Remy, the little mouse from "Ratatouille."

6. Mickey's Sorcerer Hat (at 28 minutes and 56 seconds)

The waiter in the tavern is asked to wear Mickey Mouse's sorcerer hat, which is a reference to Disney's iconic character Mickey Mouse from "Fantasia" (1940).

7. "Toy Story 4" Burger Joint (at 42 minutes and 4 seconds)

The cup on the gas station convenience store counter displays the burger joint logo from "Toy Story 4."

8. "Inside Out" Chewing Gum (at 42 minutes and 36 seconds)

The elf grabs a box of "TripleDent" chewing gum, the same gum featured in the mind control commercials in "Inside Out."

9. A113 (at 91 minutes and 26 seconds)

The police radio mentions the "A113" Easter egg, which is hidden in almost every Pixar movie.

Note: Many Pixar studio employees are graduates of the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts), which was co-founded by Walt Disney himself. A113 is the room number where animation and graphic design classes are held at CalArts, and it holds special significance for those who studied there. As a tribute, the code "A113" is often included in Pixar films and has become one of the most famous symbols associated with Pixar movies.