Wreck-It Ralph was a feat in 2012 because it brought together many different video game characters, retro and modern, under a Disney umbrella. This year’s sequel, Ralph Breaks the Internet, took it a step further and took advantage of the Disney deals that have been made since then. This means that we got cameos from classic Disney films, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars.

One of the breakout scenes from the film's trailers was certainly the Disney princesses in casualwear hanging out with Vanellope. This alone was a huge draw to go watch the film. In the end, the film doesn’t spend too much time on Disney, but it was enough for us to spot some of our favorite classic Disney and Pixar characters walking around.

Dumbo

With the live-action film coming out in March 2019, Disney was smart to include the classic Dumbo character in Ralph Breaks the Internet. He’s instantly recognizable, especially when he’s up in the air.

You can spot him flying around when Vanellope is first walking up to the Oh My Disney building. Thankfully, he wasn’t wearing clown makeup like he does in the latest trailer, because that would be a weird moment to cry during the movie.

Buzz Lightyear

You can also spot Buzz Lightyear outside of the Oh My Disney building when Vanellope first arrives. He’s rather easy to spot, as most big toys are, and he’s a prominent Pixar character that’s perfect for a cameo.

His placement in the film is likely meant to stoke our curiosity further for Toy Story 4, for which a teaser trailer was released not too long ago. Not spotted in the scene is the new high-strung sentient spork featured in the teaser.

Tinkerbell

Tinkerbell is basically a mascot for the Disney brand. She’s an ever-popular character that children are consistently drawn to. Perhaps it’s because she’s small and has an attitude? Since her first appearance in 1953’s Peter Pan, Tinkerbell has been beloved by kids and adults of all ages.

You can spot Tinkerbell hovering around after Vanellope has infiltrated Oh My Disney, but has accidentally gotten the attention of some Stormtroopers. She’s especially noticeable when Vanellope looks back at what appears to be a craft services table.

Grumpy

Long before Grumpy Cat, there was Grumpy, one of the Seven Dwarfs. Despite his namesake mood, Grumpy still remains one of the most well-liked of the Seven Dwarfs. He’s got a heart of gold under that gruff exterior, which we see during Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

Grumpy hasn’t been spotted in a Disney movie since his cameo in The Lion King 1 1/2, so it was a fun moment to see him being his grumpy self when Vanellope runs by him as she’s escaping the Stormtroopers.

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Nick Wilde

Nick Wilde doesn’t have a line in Ralph Breaks the Internet, but it’s one of the more prominent cameos in the movie. Nick Wilde is a character from Zootopia who, over time, befriends Judy Hopps and helps her with her investigation. He’s a shifty character turned hero by the end of Zootopia, which is a nice character trajectory.

We were happy to see Nick Wilde again. You can spot him eating his signature Popsicle when Vanellope nearly crashes into him as she’s running through Oh My Disney. This is right before she enters the room full of princesses.

Jaq and Gus

Cinderella didn’t have much with her stepmother in charge of the house, but she always had her mice. The mice are her friends and useful seamstresses. They’re the ones who originally made her a dress for the ball, without the help of any fairy godmother magic.

Jaq and Gus are often seen as a pair in the Cinderella movie, and we see them again in Ralph Breaks the Internet. Keep an eye out for them towards the end of the film, when the princesses take charge of a rescue mission.

Eeyore

Eeyore has been a part of the 100 Acre Wood crew and the Disney family since the late '60s. Like Sadness in Inside Out, Eeyore is consistently in a gloomy mood, but his friends stick by him and try their best to be supportive. In Ralph Breaks the Internet, Eeyore delivers a line in his unique low tone of voice to Vanellope when she arrives at Oh My Disney.

Frog Naveen

Tiana and Naveen in The Princess and the Frog spend a lot of screen time in their frog forms, so we would recognize a froggy Naveen anywhere. The Princess and the Frog was a twist on the classic fairy tale about kissing a frog to turn him into a prince, because it didn’t work. Instead, Tiana and Naveen have to escape demons and try to break the curse that’s keeping them as frogs, and they fall in love in the process.

Tiana offers Ralph a frog that looks a lot like Naveen for him to kiss towards the end of the film. We’ll let you all watch to see what happens next!

Meeko

A lot of the Disney princesses have a horse, but not Pocahontas. Pocahontas’s animal companions were Meeko, a raccoon, and Flit, a hummingbird. Meeko has several cameos in Ralph Breaks the Internet, and like what happens when you watch Pocahontas, you can’t help but look at his antics.

Meeko is basically Pocahontas’s lap cat, and even hisses at one point during a scene where the princesses are all together with Vanellope.

Baby Moana

In Moana, Baby Moana just wants to be close to the water. In Ralph Breaks the Internet, Baby Moana just wants to play her Pancake Milkshake game. While we saw the bulk of this scene in one of the Ralph Breaks the Internet trailers, we get a little more context for it in the mid-credits scene.

Baby Moana tells her mom that she liked the movie, but there was a scene from the trailer she didn’t see, making this a meta moment for all of us watching. Unfortunately, the bunny’s fate does not change in the mid-credits scene.