Is Nemo's mom alive?

No, Nemo's mother, Coral, is not alive; she was killed by a barracuda at the beginning of Finding Nemo, along with most of her eggs, sacrificing herself to protect Nemo, which explains Marlin's overprotective nature in the film and why Nemo was the only survivor. Her death is a pivotal event that sets up the entire story, establishing the danger of the ocean for Marlin and his deep bond with Nemo.

What actually happened to Nemo's mom?

Nemo's mother, Coral, was eaten by a barracuda at the beginning of Finding Nemo, along with almost all of their eggs, leaving only Nemo and his father, Marlin, behind. Her sacrifice to protect her family is the tragic event that drives Marlin's overprotective nature and the entire plot, as he names Nemo after her favorite name to honor her memory.
 

What is the saddest scene in Finding Nemo?

Saddest: Marlin's wife and all but one of his unborn children are killed by a barracuda. This is the scene that a lot of kids' parents — including Milhouse's — skipped on DVD viewings.

Did Nigel ever find out Nemo was alive?

When he, Marlin and Dory think that Nemo is dead, Nigel takes them to a nearby buoy, puts Dory and Marlin back into the water, and leaves saying, "I'm so sorry. Truly, I am." Nigel is last seen in the ending credits (apparently after learning Nemo is alive after all).

What disability does Nemo have?

Nemo has a physical disability, a smaller, underdeveloped right fin (called his "lucky fin") due to damage to his egg before birth, making him a less strong swimmer than other fish, a condition that leads to his father Marlin's overprotective behavior but ultimately doesn't define his capabilities, as shown by his bravery and acceptance among peers.
 

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Is Dory autistic?

Dory isn't officially diagnosed as autistic in the movies, but her short-term memory loss and social behaviors lead many viewers to see her as a representation of neurodiversity, with traits like difficulty with social cues, repeating phrases, and unique ways of thinking that resonate with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other conditions. Pixar intentionally portrays her with a disability (anterograde amnesia) and shows her thriving, highlighting themes of acceptance and different ways of being, rather than focusing on a cure.
 

Does Bluey have any disabled characters?

Several past episodes have focused on a character with disabilities, including: Turtleboy (Season 3 Ep 31) featured Dougie, a non-speaking dog who uses Auslan (Australian Sign Language) to communicate. Army (Season 2, Ep 16), featured Jack, a Jack Russell terrier, who is widely believed to have ADHD.

Was Nemo's egg damaged?

Only Nemo's egg survived, albeit slightly cracked. As a result of the egg damage, Nemo's right fin (nicknamed his "lucky fin") is smaller than normal, thus Marlin worries about him and becomes overprotective of his only son.

Is Ellen DeGeneres Dory in Finding Nemo?

Ellen DeGeneres voiced Dory. Dory has become the most popular character in the Finding Nemo franchise. Her cheerful and ditzy personality, as well as her comedic moments, proved very popular with audiences.

Would Marlin have mated with Nemo?

But would Marlina then mate with Nemo, as some marine biologists suggest? (Because Nemo was the only clownfish in the anemone.) Probably not. Studies show that clownfish larvae typically disperse 7-12 kilometres from their birth sites, and genetics prove most anemone families aren't actually related.

What is the #1 scariest movie ever?

There's no single #1 scariest movie, as fear is subjective, but Sinister (2012) often tops "scientific" lists for physiological responses, while The Exorcist (1973) frequently leads critic/audience polls for its lasting impact, with other contenders like Hereditary, The Conjuring, and Host also appearing high on various lists.
 

What was Dory's famous line?

“Just keep swimming. Just keep swimming, swimming, swimming. What do we do? We swim, swim.”

What is considered the saddest Disney movie?

The saddest Disney movies often involve loss, friendship breakdowns, or existential themes, with top contenders including The Fox and the Hound, Bambi, Coco, Inside Out, Up, and Toy Story 3, featuring heart-wrenching moments like Mufasa's death, Bing Bong's sacrifice, the ending of Fox and the Hound, or the poignant opening of Up, all exploring deep emotions about memory, death, and growing up.
 

Is Finding Nemo 3 confirmed?

No, Finding Nemo 3 is not officially confirmed, but Pixar's Chief Creative Officer, Pete Docter, has stated there are "lots of opportunities," and rumors suggest development is underway, with potential announcements at upcoming Disney events like D23, though Pixar prioritizes story over rushed sequels. While fans are eager, a third film depends on director Andrew Stanton having a compelling story, but signs point to the studio exploring more sequels after recent successes.
 

How do we know coral is alive?

To tell if coral is alive, look for vibrant color (not white or plain rock), intact tissue, and polyps that extend and retract; signs of death include a stark white skeleton, bare rock, fuzzy algae growth, or a crumbly texture, though some bleached corals can recover if conditions improve. A great test is using blue/actinic lights to check for phosphorescence, a strong indicator of remaining life.
 

What is the sad theory of Finding Nemo?

It is a popular theory that Nemo is actually dead. Sadly he didn't survive the attack that killed his mom and siblings at the beginning of the film. The whole movie is actually about a father trying to come to terms with the death of his wife and kids as a result Nemo is a figment of his imagination.

Is Dori autistic?

Dory isn't officially diagnosed as autistic in the movies, but her short-term memory loss and social behaviors lead many viewers to see her as a representation of neurodiversity, with traits like difficulty with social cues, repeating phrases, and unique ways of thinking that resonate with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other conditions. Pixar intentionally portrays her with a disability (anterograde amnesia) and shows her thriving, highlighting themes of acceptance and different ways of being, rather than focusing on a cure.
 

What kind of fish is deb?

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Deb is a blue-and-white striped damselfish who lives in the dentist's fish tank in Sydney, Australia. She seems delusional as she thinks her reflection is her sister named Flo, who may or may not exist. She eventually escapes with the rest of the tank fish into the ocean.

How much did Ellen get paid for Finding Nemo?

While exact figures for Ellen DeGeneres' initial Finding Nemo salary aren't public, she earned significantly more from the sequel, Finding Dory, reportedly making $15 million for voicing Dory again, suggesting a substantial pay increase from her original role, though her initial earnings from Nemo were likely much lower, potentially in the hundreds of thousands to a few million range, reflecting typical studio deals before a character's massive success. 

Is Dory autistic in Finding Nemo?

While Dory isn't officially labeled as autistic in the films, her behaviors and challenges with memory and social interactions resonate with some characteristics associated with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

What kind of fish is Gil?

Gill from Disney/Pixar's Finding Nemo is a Moorish Idol (Zanclus cornutus), a distinctive, boldly-colored marine fish known for its long dorsal fin, black and yellow stripes, and tube-like snout, belonging to the surgeonfish family.
 

What is the dark plot of Finding Nemo?

The most popular dark theory for Finding Nemo suggests that Nemo isn't real, but a figment of his grieving father Marlin's imagination, a coping mechanism after the barracuda attack killed his wife and all other eggs; the theory points to "Nemo" meaning "no one" in Latin, making the title "Finding No One," and interprets the entire journey as Marlin processing grief through denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance, with Dory's memory loss aiding the delusion. Another theory suggests Nemo's "disability" is a sign he's not real, while another darker take involves Marlin becoming female and having an incestuous relationship with Nemo, but these are less widespread than the grief/imagination theory.
 

Who is LGBTQ in Bluey?

In the Bluey series, the first confirmed LGBTQ+ representation appears in the Season 3 finale, "The Sign," when Bluey's friend Pretzel, a chihuahua, mentions he has "two mums," indicating his parents are a lesbian couple, a brief but significant moment of queer inclusion. While other characters are speculated about (like potential bi Chilli), Pretzel's two mothers are the first explicit acknowledgment of a same-sex couple within the show.
 

Why did Bluey get banned in the US?

Bluey episodes have been banned or censored due to inappropriate content or potential harm to viewers, such as encouraging dangerous games or using offensive language.

What Disney characters are autistic?

While Disney hasn't officially labeled many characters as autistic, fans often identify Lilo (Lilo & Stitch), Elsa (Frozen), and Rapunzel (Tangled) as having autistic traits, with Renee from Pixar's short "Loop" being explicitly non-verbal and autistic, a portrayal created with autistic consultants. Other characters like Quasimodo (Hunchback of Notre Dame) and sometimes Ariel (The Little Mermaid) are also discussed as potentially autistic-coded, showing strong special interests, social differences, or sensory sensitivity.