Mulan is one of the few Disney movies where the characters have shadows.
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Mulan is one of the few Disney movies where the characters have shadows.
When Mulan is reading the wall depicting her ancestry, what she is really reading are the credits of the film (written in chinese characters).
Shang's horse has dots on the base of his neck and on his butt on both sides that are little "Hidden Mickeys".
When Mulan is in the burned down city, she walks though a curtain door, behind her there is a stone wall with soot on it and there is a "Hidden Mickey" there.
Mulan's spoken voice is provided by Ming-Na Wen, Dr. Jing-Mei Chen on "ER". Mulan's singing voice is provided by Lea Salonga, who has also been on "ER".
In Sweden Mulan's name is spelled with an accent over the a, Mulán. This because "mulan" is Swedish for "the mule" and they didn't want people to think of a mule when they saw the title of the movie.
Disney special effects artists made up a program that can make a bunch of different people that all look different without them having to draw every single character. They used this in the scene when all of the Huns come over the snowy hill.
When Mulan's father is practicing with the sword and she peeks in, he is doing movements from the Compulsary Straight Sword form for an international Wushu competition.
The song "Reflection" was originally meant to have two verses and a second chorus, slightly different than the first one.
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