Are Tim Burton's Movies All Connected? - Tim Burton Universe Theory

[@Silverbell_Styx]

but, Tim Burton did state" every story has a beginning, middle, and end. not necessarily in that order"

[@talkingforever2018]

+Sara Ferguson Thank you

[@GehennaRaven98]

+talkingforever I also think that what he said applies to those movies

[@potaytogirl9637]

oh snap you're right

[@anothernerdontheinternet]

in all of this movies appears a black cat exept corpse bride

[@angelpuff450]

+Marcelo Richard Duran ive seen a black cat in corpses bride, it's in the underworld near the spider, and there is one eating fish in the human world

[@chinchillageneral]

It's kind of funny how all three dogs are very popular monsters. Skeleton, Zombie and Ghost.

[@darksev.6468]

Skeleton, Frankenstine, and Ghost, actually.

[@ChelskieeTV]

Dark Sev. It's actually the living dead. As it's "Frankenstein's monster" the monster is not called Frankenstein

[@arabian2907]

Still counts as a zombie.

[@kris198921]

Tim burton pretty much hinted that his animated movies are in one universe but not told in the right order

[@anothernerdontheinternet]

in all this films appears a black cat exept corpse bride

[@BONEDADDYFILMS]

+Marcelo Richard Duran corpse bride did have an black cat

[@jasminerodregez4624]

COMPLETLY AGREE !!!

[@theawesomekidsofgaming7644]

To me, Victor from corpse bride is Victor from Frankenweenie’s descendent and Jack is the Frankenweenie Victor, and Zero is a different dog. Because we see Zero’s grave in Frankenweenie. The wife in Vincent might be real and she might have become Sally. Vincent is Victor’s science teacher.

[@nessaurus1312]

I believe in this Theory, because we know that the young victor is an inventor, so he could easily create a time-machine which would let him go back in time whenever he wanted to play with his dead dog (Sparky) which turns out to send him back in time, in which he ends up being addopted and have a new dog that actually dies while he in growing up on that time, and then Corpse Bride takes place, untill Victor dies and becomes Jack Skellington in the after-life and Zero might be the spirit of both dogs, also Sally could be the spirit of the Bride from Corpse Bride. I don't know if it makes sence but inside my brain it's the best way to make the theory more realistic :)

[@Richardlightning]

I totally agree!!

[@Dante199006]

Have a like for that making a lot of sense. I also think that theory is real.

[@ashleyjenne9893]

"Every story has a beginning,middle and end not necessarily in that order" ~ tim burton (so the time line isn't a problem)

[@Alex_Off-Beat]

Nessaurus I like to think that Frankenweenie Victor is Corpse Bride Victor's great-great-grandson

[@teenielimz]

Alex Golembeski THAT'S WHAT I THINK TOO!

[@dyllonchavis6793]

Tim Burton said "Every story has a beginning, a middle, and a end, sometimes not necessarily in that order"

[@jessicalizarraga5632]

Dyllon Chavis ATTA BOY

[@savage_turtle6957]

Dyllon Chavis mistake Where's coralline and Nine

[@savage_turtle6957]

Pokemon and dragon ball z master NOONE SHOULD BITCH SLAP A BITCH BITCH

[@landx5452]

Extreme Gamer that's not Tim burton's movies duhh

[@hi-cz8zd]

A Boy it’s a film term

[@peepooreetu]

Tim burton did say that each story has a beginning middle and end but it doesn't have to be in order... (Something close to that)

[@PyroGothNerd]

+•Ritu B• That's a FILM TERM. It refers to how a story can start in the middle or end, and then have flashbacks or flashforwards. EX: Citizen Kane.

[@acidheavens]

This conspiracy could possibly be true because there's a quote by Tim Burton that states, "Every story has a beginning, middle, and end, but it doesn't have to be exactly in that order." So, maybe this is true but the movies are just not in order.

[@hi-cz8zd]

vic that’s a film term

[@emilythebrave]

Hey guys, thanks for watching this episode! I really appreciate your comments and I love responding to them. If there's any conspiracy you'd like me to cover - please let me know!!

[@samuraiforever9120]

I know your doing the totoro theory next, but could you help debunk the ash coma theory please.

[@MrShishaw]

i know it aint much of a "conspiracy" but maybe u could still look at how possible one of the most popular cross overs in recent times is Rise Of The Brave Tangled Dragons

[@tsurugikage]

Well, have you looked into the conspiracy theory that Dr. Facillier from the princess and the frog, is related to Mama Odie?

[@feld5146]

Thank you! :D

[@tappouzumaki]

watch, the head of the dogs have same shape of the boy's head where the dog's nose is the chin of the boy.

[@synxelectronic]

Tim Burton actually claimed that Henry Selick wasn't there for alot of the directing and while he did alot of changes, nothing were major other than positioning of people, addition and removal of scenes and small design fixes such as adding the stripes to Jack's suit though black and white stripes are a Tim Burton style

[@willowwithin]

I think it's actually the other way around, Burton was only on set for about 8-10 days as he was busy directing another film.

[@zombreighapocalypse]

my theory is actually between nightmare before christmas and coraline. there isn't any possible way it could actually be true since the book, which was written by neil gaiman came out first, and he had no relation to nightmare. but they have the same director, and when you look into it, the characters and story have a very similar feel to them.

[@Rainna1995]

I love this.. You state the theory, then disprove it, or prove it to be so with facts. Finally! Others just state the theory,and thats it. I'm glad you do this they way you do ^^

[@gerardomunoz6725]

I think the Victor from Frankenweenie is actually the descendant of Victor from Corpse Bride. Because they have the same face and its common for names to be passed in families.

[@xavierramirez1911]

That's exactly what I thought

[@michaelceraweed]

+Gerardo Munoz (G-munz) Nice one

[@amandapike2477]

@@xavierramirez1911 Except Victor Frankenstein is present day and Victor Van Dort is Victorian... And Frankenstein monsters don't decompose.

[@deadlynightshadeanimations5794]

Amanda Pike well, Frankenweenie is set in the 1960’s.

[@jtszabo1691]

I always wondered about the design of the dog on Family Dog, thanks for clearing that up

[@creydragon]

This one is a bit more exciting, and very close to real. Gosh, I love this segment.

[@AigerimIbraeva]

Tim Burton is a true genius without all these conspiracy theories (even though they are cool)...love him so much!

[@mPangin]

Has anyone else noticed that in Vincent, Nightmare Before Christmas, Corpse Bride, Coraline, and Frankenweenie, all have a black cat? Yes, I know; Tim Burton didn't direct Coraline. But Henry Selick did, who also directed The Nightmare Before Christmas. I just think it's a cool 'coincidence'.

[@fablesneedlps]

Thank you for debunking this! Whenever I even mention one of Tim Burton's movies, this theory is stated. I'm glad I'm not the only one that saw the large plot holes. The time that "Frankenweenie" and "The Corpse Bride" (my favorite movie of all time by the way) make this theory beyond impossible. It is just too far of a stretch. Not to mention the fact that the younger Victor is more into science than the older one. That huge interest in biology wouldn't just disappear. I love this channel's conspiracy theories. Thank you for reading my ramble.

[@sam_the_fork2358]

+Mythical Fox Films I liked your ramble...

[@fablesneedlps]

Thanks, not many people do.

[@sam_the_fork2358]

Your welcome!

[@20TigerLily1]

+Mythical Fox Films yeah i completely agree. the time between "Frankenweenie" and Corpse Bride" just dosen't work it would suggest that Scrapes's corpse went back in time. since "Frankenweenie" look like the time of 1950? and "Corpse Bride" the Victorian era.the theory falls apart there.

[@manintanjacket4388]

Actually Victor Van Dort does have an interest in biology, at the start of the film he is drawing a butterfly :3 but I agree the theory is far-fetched

[@genera1013]

I always figured that Corpse Bride Victor was the grandfather (or great grandfather) of Frankenweenie Victor. Victor was likely just a family name.

[@brennstone]

Nightmare before Christmas IS in Tim Burton's universe, you can't talk me out of it. And yes, no matter what they say, I always thought Zero was the same dog in every film and that Jack Skellington was the kid who tried to bring his dog back to life and then almost married a corpse named Emily. I rest my case.

[@salmaankamaloodien1983]

+brenn stone Tim kinda said so himself. So there is defnetely no way out of this theory.

[@xXFeralPyr0pteraXx]

Even though they're not actually in the same universe, it would be a cool headcanon for the fans of those movies.

[@GameLex]

I think that Victor DID create a time machine and go back in time, and used it to go to The Corpse Bride movie time, but during the transformation from that time to the other, the machine blew up when he was in the time of The Boxtrolls movie, and also in the explosion he transformed into a troll himself, then becoming the leader of all the boxtrolls. Then after all the years with Eggs and stuff, he finally creates another time machine which he uses to get back to The Corpse Bride time, when the machine blows up (again) and the machine turns him back into a boy, blah blah blah, and he grows up to be Victor in The Corpse Bride. So there.

[@Finleycrosby6611]

I say... YES YES YES YES!!! I never saw Vincent, but I've seen Frankenweenie, the nightmare before Christmas, and the corpse bride! OH! And when I saw them all, I thought they were all connected ❤️ so YESSSSSS

[@ArchangelCosplays]

Also, how could Sparky be adopted and renamed Zero in Halloweentown by Jack Skellington in this theory if Victor had not died yet, gone to Halloweentown and taken on the Jack Skellington alias? During the time frame that Zero was being "born" Victor was still with his bride up on earth and was not dead yet.

[@RoyalBlu]

It's also worth noting that Corpse Bride's Victor carries a Dutch surname (van Dort) and the citizens of Frankenweenie are celebrating Dutch heritage in their town of New Holland. Corpse takes place in a European town, so very possibly the Netherlands. (if not, its easy to say they're Dutch immigrants in England, which is my guess based on how Victorian everything is) I think there's a possibility that Victor Frankenstein is the descendant of van Dort, assuming that a descendant of the van Dorts married into the Frankenstein family (presumably the classic Doctor Frankenstein himself, which would explain young Victor's love for science) and at some point immigrated to the United States into the dutch community of New Holland. I think that's the most logical theory. I do, however, strongly love the idea that young Victor created a time machine to see Sparky again (after all, if he could revive the dead I'm sure he could figure out time travel at some point) but through a miscalculation ended up stuck in 1800's Europe, was taken in by the van Dorts, etc etc.

[@keepsaek]

If Victor died and became Jack Skelington, how could he remember to be scary, but not remember something like Christmas?

[@mollymacdonald536]

I still have the theory that the timeline goes in reverse with Nightmare before christmas, then corpse bride, and then frakenweenie. hence the dog going from ghost to skeleton to frankenweenie

[@kingtigereyeshields5960]

"Every story has a beginning middle and end but not necessarily in that order" Tim Burton

[@WingedVlog444]

anyone think maybe the events of Frankenweinie and corpse bride was just in Vincent ' head, and vincent is victor? and maybe the nightmare before Christmas is a dream he has when he gets older?

[@parentalguidance9670]

I have a theory that as a child tim had multiple dogs during his estranged life and they each died as they did in his movies so creating these fictional characters as a coping mechanism so he probably does have a very creative mind as I do as well and that after the third loss of his dog he himself became a sort of recluse.

[@MeTaLgUrL1999]

its good i honestly dont know what to think about this everything apart from the time seems to fit together, but as others said Victor was an inventor so he may or may not have invented a time machine. it would be pretty awesome if Tim Burton made another amazing movie connecting them all together, that would be cool id love to see that. ^.^

[@525Lines]

Thanks for reminding me about Corpse Bride. I had to get the DVD on Ebay. BTW, how hard is it to be a kid today, when you've got 40 years of great movies on DVD. You can spend a year watching nothing but killer movies. When I was a kid, we had Blondie or Bowery Boys movies.

[@Timingchameleon]

maybe all the main characters share a family bloodline. Victor could merely be one of the older ancestors to the character in Frankenweenie,

[@colonelcontinuum9615]

when victor ran off after losing scraps, he came across the same forest that sent Jack Skelington to Christmas Town, but in a different section, where there were trees that were portals to different time periods, instead of dimensions, and he fell through a tree that sent him to the late 1800's, where he was adopted, and lived, and then died, and became Jack Skelington. (and by the way, who directed it doesn't matter in my version of the theory)

[@jadafonseca1546]

Tim Burton is an AWESOME Director!

[@ProjectBrand96]

Wow, that was very interesting! I learned something new from this, thanks ;)

[@OrionTheVast]

It's not about whether they are the same person per say. Its more about the spirit of the character. "Every story has a beginning, a middle and an end. Not necessarily in that order." -Tim Burton. You're thinking about it all wrong.

[@MaryC861]

Blake Whitton Good point. I think people take this theory a little too literal.

[@Alex_Off-Beat]

I'm amazed at how many people don't know that Nightmare Before Christmas was directed by Henry Selick and not Tim Burton.

[@jazzydragon4498]

Cause' nobody looks at the credits anymore.

[@mirandalovers9222]

Hi

[@IronWeaselRockGaming]

Alex Golembeski Yes but the story/characters were written and created by Tim Burton

[@isabelleoh-criner6697]

Don't be too amazed, it does say "Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas"

[@AHHHHHHHHHHHHl]

It was also Henry Selick's debut as a director, and he always gets frustrated when someone says Burton directed the film.

[@kitnammm]

Wow... I never knew about this conspiracy before. Pretty cool.

[@CupcakeEmma23]

I always thought that it went Frankenweenie, corpse bride and then Nightmare before Christmas. I think this is possible because Tim Burton once said that stories don't have to be in order (please forgive me, I've forgotten the exact quote) and that has lead me to believe this theory is possible. There are probably some flaws, but I still think it's cool to think about :P

[@bishop628]

Just watched your vids and they were so good I had to sub your vids are the bombastic!! O___O

[@brianudairam7552]

Jack is the dead version of Vincent (crops bride) Vincent of Frankenweenie is his great grandchild

[@emilythebrave]

Now that would make more sense! Oddly, I didn't come across that option when I was doing research.

[@hat-tasticlyvengy2481]

His name was victor, not Vincent

[@chellyougert1313]

it would be cool if she did a cartoon conspiracy episode on stanley pines from gravity falls

[@catherinesweeney3076]

She did an adventure time theory that kinda' covers Stan.

[@chellyougert1313]

yea the adventure time one was rly good

[@catherinesweeney3076]

***** Sorry I meant GRAVITY FALLS theory. XD

[@chellyougert1313]

ehh its mkay

[@witherrose_mo]

me to because i

[@Thatonebrownhuevito]

Might be a family blood line on Victor Vanedort and Victor Frankenstein. Just think of it because The Corpse Bride was set in the 18th century, if I'm correct, in the end married Victoria Everglot. Through out the years of possibly of the Vanedort (since the wife always changes to the husbands last name) children marrying or not we stop at the Frankenstein family where It could be possible in the 1818 (where the story of Frankenstein was originally written) that one of the Vanedort children in the family tree, which is a daughter, married the famous Doctor Frankenstein. I haven't read the story yet but it's just a hunch. As the now Frankenstein family tree grows we finally reached Victor,Ben, and Susan Frankenstein. Ben probably refused to believe one of the family bloodline married THE Frankenstein because of his last name, cuz again the wife always changes their last name, saw how different Victor is so that's why he tries to make him normal because back in the days you needed that all American Family. I'm short conclusion: the family is just curious on life and death and the wonders what you can see on that especially on the bad side of it.

[@Thatonebrownhuevito]

Also sorry to say this but Jack Skellington had nothing to do with my theory or this theory. It really doesn't add up at all. Again this is just a theory of mine.

[@arely2842]

I know this is really off topic, but I love your eyebrows, Emily!

[@starmanson6838]

I love your videos they are so cool and I think that you should make even more videos

[@nudl3Zz]

Kerbal Space Programm music^^ yay!

[@parisholt860]

thanks I look forward to making a video on because I love these movies and I love things like the Disney and pixar theory. thanks for the videos I watch them all the time 😀

[@TheHeavyDreamers]

Love these episodes. keep up the great work! Also I think your very pretty. :0

[@emilythebrave]

Thank you!!

[@LunaTheKidRS]

Correction of the Theroy in my Opinion So Victor's Great-Great-Great Great Grandfather is The Victor that was in Corpse Bride,And so Victor in Frankenweenie was named after His Great-Great-Great Great Grandfather,They had pictures of His Great X3 Grandfather and of his dog too Scraps,So they adopted Sparky cause he looked like Scraps.

[@Bneibeck]

That background music at the beginning is making me want to play KSP

[@StarSnowGhost]

I totally am happy someone pointed out the obvious timeline problem with this theory (although the time machine idea is kind of interesting…) But come on, people. Victor Frankenstein is a science and movie-obsessed kid who is overall pretty normal. Victor Van Dort is a meek character from his upbringing who grows through his story, and Jack Skellington is a very confident character. They have nothing in common to say they are the same people. Why not just say that the dog was reincarnated? Also, Tim Burton has no variation drawing dogs? They may all be little, but just look at the shapes of Abercrombie, Zero and Sparky's heads; one is a long triangle, one is a rounded triangle, and one is a combined circle and extremely elongated triangle. Sparky is the only one that shares a lot of resemblance to Family Dog and Scraps… is a skeleton. Though his "living" picture looks a lot like Abercrombie with longer ears and a Zero-like smile.

[@alejandramorales5855]

I love your work but sometimes its kinda creepy butt besides that you awsome!!!! Keep it up ;)

[@entranSingie]

Seriously how can one boy with the same dog can live through all of Tim Burton's movies?

[@lpsblueprinttv]

Oh i am in love with the begining song by kevin macleod!! So good wow! And i love the video♡

[@sam_the_fork2358]

+lps blueprinttv Every LPS tuber has to love Kevin Macleod of course! lol XD

[@lpsblueprinttv]

yes!! haha

[@sam_the_fork2358]

XD

[@miacheezytoon8758]

Corpse Bride! Man I loved that movie :D

[@MrShishaw]

it always comes down to the time line issues with you doesn't it lol

[@emilythebrave]

That's usually how it goes! Unfortunately none of these conspiracies involve time machines.

[@MrShishaw]

emilythebrave its a cartoon...who said our laws of time have to apply to them? for all we know era's could be a mishmash we cant really debunk a conspiracy based on the time because its a cartoon

[@it4764]

emilythebrave I just assumed that Victor from Corpse Bride and Victor from Frankenweenie were related in some way, that's why they look similar and have the same name.

[@calibreafterlive]

rusty shackleford I think that if Tim Burton tryed to make all the storys in the same universe, he would make the timeline fit. Emily is not trying to proove that the movies aren't in the same universe, she is evaluating the posibility that Tim Burton intentionally put them in the same universe. Because strictly, the cartoons don't exist in any universe, those are just movies.

[@loverofbigninnies1861]

why6 have a theory if it makes no sence?

[@nathanforester5993]

The teacher from Frankenweenie is the grown up version of Vincent.

[@Ravenheart1999]

To correct the issues between the Victors could be that the Victor from Corpse Bride is the Victor from Frankenweenie ancestor of some sort.

[@Isabella-to4lg]

I dont belive its connected because on how can Scraps die in Franken weenie and Victor run away? I mean on the scene where Victor is Talking to Emily sitting on a bench where she gives him Scarps he said his mother disliked Scraps and he refers to his so called 'second mother' soooo yeah... Like if you agree :,D

[@zavodila9279]

Yeah, all of Tim Burton's movies have creeped me out ever since Coroline. *shivers*

[@MadSparrow]

I love Tim Burton too much...too much! ;-;

[@badaxe5591]

Do the Phone as and Fern conspiracy!!

[@takashisteezy3533]

Maybe Victor from Corpse Bride is the great great great great grandfather of Victor from Frankenweenie.

[@MaryC861]

Ronaldo Correar That I'd believe more than them being the same person.

[@isabelleoh-criner6697]

Remember when Victoria's father called Victor Vincent? I never caught that before but I just watched it yesterday and I thought it was interesting, a little throwback to the first one I guess.

[@SSBBPOKEFAN]

Another hole in this theory: How can Jack Skellington adopt Zero after Frankenweenie if his "other-worldly counterpart" didn't exist until many years later?

[@brandonpantoja3830]

I've been thinking about the conspiracy for a long time

[@RyanCarterVonArad]

Can you make a video with the Cramp Twins. There's an innuendo in the Episode 25: Petrified Poodles, in the horse scene with the pitchfork.

I love your videos!

[@Peaceformen]

That bit about Burton doing stories from experiences in his life was cool...till i suddenly thought "Wait, Tim Burton married a corpse?" O.O

[@coro6951]

I've studied it for a while and yes they all have things in common and they might/are connected

[@JJBushfan]

Fun. Nice one. You're a natural presenter.

[@penelopetorres7185]

no, Tim Burton made a peome before the movie night before Christmas was made. he made the idea

[@MagusAgrippa8]

I can see the man in Corpse Bride matching up with the boy in Frankenweenie very easily

[@datgamerdoeretired7493]

I do think that Victor Frankenstein is a like a great grandson of Victor (can't remember last name) though

[@knockdoun]

Song in the beginning is from the game Kerbal Space Program

[@randomreviewer647]

ooohh i love these vids i have them on my DS

[@fanoffandoms5910]

But this theory is amazing and I love it!😇 Also just imagine that the halo on the emoji is not there please.

[@jasonx1509]

i believe it. if he set them up chronologically you would know they went together i don't think he would make it that obvious if indeed he meant for the stories to go hand in hand. if all the stories are about him(if not loosely) then them being tied together makes more sense than the contrary

[@ecifuentes55]

This isn't related to the video AT ALL but............I LOVE YOUR EYEBROWS!

[@kinghakushaku2576]

Even though i really and truelly do not agree with your opinions and thoughts about these theroys i still find your videos entertaining

[@PyroGothNerd]

To everyone say " every story has a beginning, middle, and end. not necessarily in that order" IT'S A FILMING REFERENCE. Many films, such as Citizen Kane, start with the middle or end of the story, and everything else is told through flashbacks. Many films are also not always made in the order the story actually takes place, and the scenes are put together in the correct order later. Ya'll need to take more filming classes.

[@cas6658]

What is that music in the very beginning? It's beautiful

[@spacealien320]

another theory: corpse bride is the first one in this theory, at the end of corpse bride victor gains interest in the dead from what happened so he spends his life researching the dead but he has kids and grows old and focuses of his family, a couple generations later and we have the young victor named after his ancestor aka frankenwienie movie, so the young victor gets a dog but the dog passes and later he finds the research about the dead and finds a way to bring the dead back so he tries it and it works. so i didn't know to add nightmare before Christmas because Tim burton didn't direct it. but i did. Because victor was so interested with death he spent his life finding out as much as he could, so when he died he got sent to halloween town and became the leader because of his knowledge of the dead.

[@cartoonhoodie131]

You know she is never going to think any of them are real. She bothers me sometimes

[@Itsnotreallyme0863]

Love your vids! Did you you get the chance to look into the recess conspiracy?

[@emilythebrave]

Definitely looking into it! Thanks!

[@corridor.dweller8548]

Also, the NBC ( nightmare before Christmas) part where Jack adopts him then the corps bride doesn't make sense with the fact that when Victor finally moves on he is known as Jack Skellington which takes place AFTER corps bride! I say that that is another elephant in the room...

[@parisholt860]

I have my own conspiracy about these movies that sound a lot more real than that one. but this is also something to think about. I love conspiracy so thanks for the video

[@saigewhite2196]

I actually would love to hear your theory on this. 😊

[@DrDoggoat]

I could explain this, How about if Victor van horts (hope I spelled it right) fled to america with his corpse bride due to being exiled, and then he legally changes his name to frankenstein, which starts the frankenstein family, which would lead to the events of Frankenweenie, AND nightmare before christmas, which happens at the exact same time. Victor van horts, now as jack, has become bored of hosting halloween for so many years, and it could be possible that frankenweenie and nightmare before christmas take place at the same time due to the human world setting in both movies, that 1950s suburbia setting. Then they just take place in different locations I guess. How do you think THAT hold up?

[@Moonfur555]

This is actually a intresting theory

[@PyroGothNerd]

It doesn't even deserve one-in-a-half out of five. It may as well be less than one.

[@else2032]

I like the theory about Victor, Vector and Jack being the same person better xD basically This boy Victor (Frankenweenie) accidentally has his dog killed, brings it back to life (yadayada, watch the movie, it's great

[@HumDog]

even if theory isn't true, it's still really sweet =)

[@EmileDVazqo]

I find it confusing how Victor becomes Jack Skellington mostly because he would have known Zero was Sparks and actually call him Sparks instead of Zero.

[@bobbybrogan5284]

uh no this conspiracy is soooo true! Dates never really matter in movies but i came up with something: what if its just Jack Skellington is just remembering his old life which brings up old memories about Christmas which also would explain when Jack sings the song about Christmas in Christmas town he knows what some of the things in Christmas town are. That's just the way i think about it!

[@hiddenwiiu8063]

Actually most people think that sparky is the same dog and jack skelington is the same person in all three films

[@CorinnaOsei]

As soon as she started to talk about tim burton and the characters with dogs, I got the connection

[@GassamerAceminecraft]

this deserves a 4 or a 5

[@tylerchance6496]

You should really do the Walking Dead- Toy Story Theory!

[@StudioLindsay]

I was wondering why all of his main characters look alike! :)

[@cocobeans3118]

I think Apracrombie (Correct me if I spelled it wrong) is ethier the alive version of Zero,or even a brother of Zero.Because the noses,look EXTREMELY alike.