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I think it was the fact that in the 90s and late 80s they did the blue screen and they played the wonderful world of color so people probably just had seen both and watching them They kind of melded Having a lot of them all together watching one after the other after the other I can see it all kind of becoming one what about the one where Tinker Bell does the golden arches or is this another mental effect there was a McDonald's commercial where she does the golden arches
the mandela effects are miracles. (otherwise impossible with without innate understanding of prayer and God) This is water into wine people debate me:)
Too many of us remember it for it to be a mass hallucination. It's hard to NOT remember it when it used to be one of the funniest intros ever produced by them!
I have no recollection at all of the color splashing she did. But I do remember her putting the ring over the castle and dotting the I with her wand. I definitely remember that, because I started studying flat Earth and people say that is the firmament above the earth that is portrayed above the Disney Castle..
Several people in their fifties-plus have already mentioned this, and I’m 52, but the comical clip of Tinkerbell trying to get her wand to work I believe was on network TV (nothing released to home video, so it wouldn’t be on the internet either) being a variation intro on “The Wonderful World of Disney.” This is going back multiple decades. However, from my recollection, it was not against the blue background, but against the lifelike castle landscape. I don’t recall the blue background variation you’re talking about.
I dunno. I recall this Mandela effect and Never had Disney channel via cable or satalite. I only had access to VHS. So I'm pretty sure that it was available on VHS. I recall her flying in from the lower left of screen, over castle, taps over the castle once-nothing. She then taps her wand against her hand in frustration, bends at the waist, then finally dots the i in Disney.
@@OnyxKwinaweird. I remember her flying in from right to left, then sticking her bottom lip out pouting when her wand didn't work. Almost the same, but very slightly different.
I worked at Disney World in Florida and Tinkerbell and the castle was a nightly attraction. Every night. It was that significant that she flew by the castle to a fireworks show. I will stick to my memory of the missing intro and continue hoping I'll be returned to wherever I came from cause this reality ain't it.
I have literally just commented the same. I remember from Disneyland paris around 15/20 years ago her doing this before the nightly show and she lit up the castle with her wand. I loved it because it reminded me of when I was a kid watching VHS Disney movies
@@trinity0071999I went to Disney world in Florida back in June this year and I remember a worker zip lined their way away from the castle dressed as Tinkerbell.(during the fireworks of course) I didn't even think of that.
I remember Tinkerbell flying up, dotting the eye, with the instrumental version of, "When you wish upon a star," playing. She dots the eye, then flies off very quickly into the background, of an image of the castle.
There are some Mandela effects where I'm like, "Yeah, I'm pretty sure it used to be different, but I suppose I could be wrong." Not this one. I know for a fact that this one existed, and it existed for many years. I'm actually shocked that this is now a Mandela effect. I'm an artist, and I have an incredible memory. As a child (and even now as an adult), I pick up on and see things most people miss, whether it's the way a line is drawn or certain colors or shades. I say all that because I remember this one vividly. No way it never existed. They're obviously playing at CERN again.
I know for sure about this... Back in the 90s I had lots of disney movie VHS(german version) where you could see this but most of those burned down ...we had them stored at our garden shed well someone burned it down it was arson ...among them were many childhood fotos and videotapes...
At this point I need the Disney workers to speak out on this "Mandela" I'm sure it's all a big misunderstanding & that it actually does exist and that no one just hasn't uploaded it to the internet yet. I'm sure it was just a variation that was limited edition and didn't play on every single copy of a movie and that's why we can't find it. The Disney creators could confirm it exists and I'll feel much better because this is scary
Yup, this is where I draw the line, Idk if we're getting gaslit by some government or company as an experiment to see how far they can alter history (cuz that'd be an extremely poerful tool for control) or if we've jumped to a parallel universe or something else I don't understand, but I know it's real.
There is only one explanation for this, rich people invented the time machine and someone used it, so we remember what was not there, I have strange attacks I see through broken pixels in my eye and my brain is confused and does not realise that I am me
this one actually bothers me bc as a kid my parents would specifically point her out every single time we watched a disney movie bc i’d get so excited and yell out “look it’s tinkerbell!” and it was such a big part of my childhood since i loved tinkerbell so seeing that it’s been taken away is actually hurting my inner child
Literally ☹️ it’s so odd, also do you remember her coming up close to the camera before writing “Walt Disney” and giggling like this “🤭” then flying away to write “Walt Disney”? Because no one else has mentioned the laugh…
Yes, me too and I remember her dotting the I quite vividly. Every so often we would have a night that a Disney movie aired on TV as though it was a special event. I suppose it could have been this was the 80s. But I seem to remember it being associated with that.
Hey All Time. I have another interesting "solution" to this problem. I believe it has something to do with quantum mechanics and superposition. I think there was a point in time where everyone in the world was not observing that intro which then gave the intro a chance to change until observed again. This is the eeriest Mandela affect for me as I too vividly remember the intro as well as my co workers.
With 2 kids that watched Disney movies on repeat in the 90's, both of those intros 100% existed, I can picture them in detail, down to her frustrated face. I don't even know what's real anymore.
I was born in the 80s. I never watched the Disney Channel. My favorite movie was Fantasia. I watched The Little Mermaid 101 Dalmatians on repeat as well. I absolutely clearly remember both intros- the “normal” one where Tinkerbell flys over the logo and dots the eye- and then then one where she shakes her wand in frustration.
Yes, same. Whatever it's from, it precedes the DVD era. I stopped watching Disney anything when I got to my mid-teens unless someone forced me to a movie theater or something. If I had a VHS player, I still have all the Disney movies when they first released from the Little Mermaid on forward to... Mulan? Whichever came out in the late 1990s. And all the rereleases before then. It's a little more reliable to go to the source than looking online at possibly mislabeled videos.
100 percent all 80s kid remembered it exactly and now we see other intros and can't even find even one intro which we remember and we got to knw it never existed. How is it even possible? what happened to us or earth? Making me feel frustrated now.
As an old-timer who watched most of the original movies/cartoons, I don't remember most of the intros you are showing, but I do remember her tapping her wand with sparks flying out. That was years before a lot of people were born. We can't all be having that Mass hallucination.
I remember it and I was born in the early 2000's. This leaves it either being in a VHS tape or a commercial you saw later in life and you thought you saw it when you were younger. It couldn't have been a cinema intro since sometimes those are different and it couldn't have been the DVD version. Is it possible it wasn't a movie, but something else?
Born in 02 and nobody can tell me that intro doesn’t exist. So many VHS tapes on the shelf. This cant just be in my head. I remember her wand not working and sparks coming out also.
I completely remember that intro. Tinkerbell flies from the bottom left, up and over to the top right of the castle, then looking leftwards she waves a wand, it doesn’t work then she waves it again. The castle was also much more detailed, not like all the intros you showed in this video. Lastly, the intro was used on almost every movie that I remember in the 90s, so it shouldn’t be that hard to find. This is definitely a classic Mandela effect where something that definitely existed has been sent down the memory hole.
I believe due to the existence of the multiverse things just don't disappear they're replaced with versions from other realities we get their version while they get our version of whatever gets shifted to their respective dimension hence why the Mandela effect doesn't actually delete things it just replaces them with an alternate version
@@bfvet117 Interesting perspective. Whatever the reason is, I just find it astounding. Just like I remember that jet engines used to be under the wing of aircraft, yet now they are in front of the wing.
I remember the castle and tinkerbell being the same colour as the castle - just an outline, dotting the i. Crazy thing is that I never saw mandela effect about this until i once decided to look at different disney logos for fun (because im obsessed with disney) and watched them and realised they're different. Then i googled it and found out there are hundreds of people thinking the same thing. It was there.
In the 1960’s, in my world… in my dimension, tinker bell dotted the “i” as described in the beginning. That definitely happened for me. This is so freaky. Thanks for showing us these things, as inexplicable as they are.
@@Pandapadme Thanks for your reply. I’m 100% sure about this and knowing that I’m not the only one who remembers this, makes it even harder to understand.
@@Pandapadme it really is. Especially because as kids, we saw this so many times… it’s not a one-off sort of thing. It sure would be nice to have some answers on these things. 🤔
Like you, I watched Disney in the 60s and I remember Tinker Bell dotting the I too. I don't think this is freaky at all. It just proves that things change and because we do not have videos from the 60s, people think its a mandela effect, which it isn't. It just means there are no videos from 60s readily available online.
I remember both the intros you commented on , both her being frustrated and trying to tap the wand more than once, and the original one , nothing like the ones that you’re showing in this video. I’m 63 years old and I remember them from a long time back ! I can picture them both in my head when you described them . That is so crazy! Thank you for all your hard work that’s a lot of stuff to watch for this video!😁
Thank you! i'm 63, too and i remember both a blue background with her flying over and her wand not working but i also remember one with a black background and a more realistic castle where she dots the i
When I was a kid, I remember watching the two intros. I remember the frustration one. After when I got older. One day, I decided to watch a Disney movie. I was in dismay to find that the Tinker Bell intro was totally different then what I remember when I was a kid. At that time, I thought that was weird. To this day, I still expecting to see the "old" intros that I remember. I am still getting use to the current Disney's intro.
Well...the 2 intros definitely existed! I am 53 and had a 2/3 year old (first release of these films in the early/mid 90's) . She watched The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast on vhs until they were about unwatchable!
I don't remember the frustration one with Tinkerbell in the castle but I remember something like that where someone was frustrated and something wouldn't work. Tho I don't know if it had anything to do with Disney or not. I can't remember what it was
It’s definitely something they used internationally! I was born in 83 and grew up in Germany and Austria, I remember both Tinkerbell intro versions as well. For me it’s definitely a Mandela Effect because Disney would have re-released the intro for sure to make money. Like „buy this limited edition nostalgia DVD with the rare Tinkerbell intro“ or something similar. The fact that they didn’t say it existed is somewhat proof of it in my opinion.
Making this video took some major dedication 😂 I absolutely remember her shaking her wand in frustration because it didn’t work, so I’m convinced it had to come from somewhere!
I remember it so distinctly. I also feel like Aladdin was trolling us, especially using the words “Some of you don’t believe” I also remember being at Disneyland Paris around 15/20 years ago and they even had a hologram of Tink flying around the castle at the beginning before it lit up for the show in the evening and it was exactly like how I remember it being on VHS. She flew around the castle and then her wand wouldn’t work so she shock it and then it lit up. I also remember a lady standing beside me say, oh wow it’s like how the Disney movies used to start. This was a completely random woman so it’s definitely not a coincidence
I definitely remember this intro. Both of them actually watched so many disney movies when I was growing up, but I know these intros existed in my childhood with no doubt in my mind.
I remember both the dotting the "I" and the malfunctioning wand. I even remember making the joke about her needing to change the batteries. For me both of those intros were a real thing. Just like Dolly's braces for me it is very real.
This one definitely happened and Richard Simmons wore an iconic headband, reality is changing. CERN was first booted up in 2008. The mandela effect was coined in 2009. Look up the double slit experiment. If what we understand as physics currently can change by direct observation, then our psyche influences reality itself.
I remember the wand not working. It was on the tv show. It didn’t happen every week, just every so often. A lot of the shows aren’t on tape. It’s also possible the opening was changed to match current theme.
This is what I remember! It was two variations of the same intro. One where her wand did work & another where it didn't & she got frustrated at the wand and started hitting it! Idk if it was a TV show or not but I remember it! We're going to find it soon I can feel it
@@lydiephonebox5715 I'm telling ya, we're definitely gonna find it, it's not a Mandela effect! I believe in Mandela effects, but this one is one I refuse to believe it's gone in this universe. I'm starting to believe the theory of it being an intro that was shown on TV and thats why no one has a recording of it on tape. We need Disney to release the intro cuz I know it's out there
Yep, I think the wand broken thing was part of a possible TV intro, that changed up. I think the dotting the "i" one though is just people not remembering that correctly and thinking she "dotted the i" rather than just tapping the screen.
The frustration at the wand not working was from the intros to the many Disney Channel original series. Every show had its star draw mouse ears in the corner of the screen with the wand in their own way. I can’t remember which star had the wand malfunction or what happened at the beginning of the Peter Pan series.
Woah I’ve never heard that this is now a Mandela effect! I absolutely remember her flying over the castle and shaking her wand in frustration until the dot in the i finally light up. She’s so cute when she’s mad and I really loved that intro. It HAS to exist!!!
Oh yeeeah, now all-time video! I am one of the people who clearly remember this lost intro, I vividly remember it like so many others. I don't know what to think, I just know that this is way more intriguing and weird than lost media, as it involves so many things and possibilities.
I’ve never seen the wonderful world Disney stuff. I definitely remember the castle with blue, and tink flying and dotting. I’ve only grown up with original VHS Disney movies. I also distinctly remember the wand not working intro as well.
This is one of the two strongest Mandela Effects for me, it just blows my mind. I remember those intros perfectly. Any Star Trek fans online this morning? The other one that pretty much blew my mind: As a Star Trek fan, finding out Captain Picard had a crystal paperweight-like object on his desk in the ready room and/or office was mind-blowing. It was (supposedly) featured prominently on camera during briefings. Captain Picard, and sometimes even Riker, would sometimes mull over decisions while fidgeting with the crystal in their hands. According to the Mandela Effect, the paperweight was on camera like this in over 70 episodes. I have since seen stills, but haven't had the chance to look at any of the episodes. _I am an obsessively, over-the-top, geeky Star Trek enthusiast!_ I had tons of starship models, posters, desktop computers armed with wallpapers, games, sound effects -- you name it. Later on I bought a few authentically recreated props like the tricorder and communicator (those, trust me -- not cheap!) I went to countless conventions and saw/shook hands with most of the cast from both the original series and the next generation. _I probably needed intervention for my Star Trek problem!_ Lol I watched every episode of The Next Generation probably five times at least, and have no memory of such a famous feature of the show, one that has its own replica available for fans. (I just did a quick Google search and the first one I hit was $119.99 plus shipping.) I have absolutely no memory of Captain Picard having this, handling it, seeing it sitting on his desk or briefing room table, or of hearing fellow fans/friends mention it, I've heard none of that. I have zero memory of it in the show. For a mega-fan like me, that is _extraordinary!_ I don't know how many other fans (millions?) are also completely baffled by this, but as a Mandela Effect, it's one of the big ones.
Whoa, while I can imagine Riker doing the one leg lift over the chair, and sitting down, then screwing around with something on Picard's desk. It's something he would do...but I can't bring up a crystal in my head at all, or any other object on his desk. I clearly remember his little flute being fondled from time to time, but not that. I think the flute was in one of the little alcoves, right?
I watched TNG as a kid (my mother was a huge Trekkie), but only see episodes here and there. I never honestly paid attention to his desk. Do you have episodes it appears in?
@@GoddessStone whoa there -- fondled with his little flute?! I thought Star Trek was a family show! I definitely didn't see that episode! Very progressive when you consider the time! 😉
Big fan of Star Trek here and agree completely I had no recollection of said crystal but in S5 Ep 15 "Conundrum" even Picard is musing in his ready room with the crystal in his hand while talking with Cmdr. Macduff over the morality issue.
I've seen it recently while rewatching TNG on Netflix, I noticed every couple of episodes it would appear in Picard's hand, I was flabbergasted as I too had no memory of this crystal, but there it is. My best guess is that the show was filmed in two full screen aspect ratios, one for normal 18-35 inch, 4:9 television's, and a larger aspect ratio for the big screen rear projection screens of the 90s, and because we all have widescreen TVs now we are seeing the larger aspect ratio.
My girlfriend in high school had Aladdin playing 24/7 on her TV/VCR combo device. When it stopped, it rewinded itself and started over. I watched the first intro you are talking about a thousand times before the Aladdin started. That is where I 100% remember it from. I also remember the one where her wand doesn’t work and she gets frustrated but on another movie.
TLDR; One of the scary part of the mandela effect is that it's global. I'm in Indonesia, Southeast Asia and I could swear up and down that I'd seen the non-existing tinkerbell intro because I distinctly, sincerely believe that I had ALWAYS felt happy & peaceful whenever I saw tink's flying and making the dot with her wand because good times is about to start -I used to love Disneys. I used to associate cartoon intros with feelings; MGMs (impatient), Hanna Barberas (ho-hum), WBs (crazies!), Disneys (happy). Good GOD, now I'm suppose to feel that those feeelings & memories never existed? And, no, my memories arent tainted with the other tinkerbell intros because they were never shown in my country (except maybe the one at 02:15). Everybody knows the Berenstain Bear's mandela effect right? The show never circulated in my country but for me it has always been BerenSTEIN. I'm exposed only to their tv show's ad page in late 80s (Marvel) comics. If anybody remembers, it's the one with The Smurfs, Punky Brewster and Alvin & The Chipmunks. Wikipedia argues that because the proper name is Bernstein, everybody must unconsciously believe the name was Berenstein. Now, how in the sweet mother earth-moon-and star could a 9th grade kid with poor english and almost zero Germanic (& Yiddish?) language/culture read "stein" instead of "stain"?
I remember it for sure. Every Sunday night after family baths, we would lay on the floor and watch "The wonderful world of Disney" It was there Damit! This is a big one along with Dolly not having braces on her teeth at the end of Moonraker.
I totally remember seeing Tinker Bell flying over and shaking her wand. This was one of my favorite thing to see on Sunday evenings (the only time Disney would play movies). This would have been in the early 70s
This and the girl in the Moonraker movie who suddenly doesn't have braces. I have vivid memories of these two Mandela effects and still can't believe they don't exist.
I saw some video trying to explain the braces away...bro, that's why they connected... everything else presented was circumstantial at best. The steel teeth got them
I remember watching Moonraker in the cinema with my brother , when the braces scene happened we both burst out laughing. Jaws smiled at her , metal teeth a gleaming, she smiled back , teeth braces a showing . It made sense for their instant connection. When I told him it did not happen (years later ) he told me I was a idiot , and was gobsmacked when I showed him the scene on dvd ...and the braces was gone.
@@AllTimeScary It means a lot to US. You know when you notice something subconsciously, but you kinda don't allow it to reach your logical mind quite? Or maybe for a moment... but then you dismiss it with a thought (from where idk... yourself? hmmm) that goes like "they must have changed it. that sux" or "why would they change that" but then you just FORGET about it. Thinking the next time u see a Disney movie it will be in this one. Then it's not. You're like "huh ok". Then again, you don't see it & it lowkey bothers you (subconsciously) but that's it. Til eventually you don't even think about it. U just KINDA have this weird irk when you see the logo. Which then comes to the conclusion of them telling you "You will accept this even though the one w Tink was better. U won't remember." What I'm TRYING to poorly describe wishing I spoke a better language to attempt this one..... IS THAT IT HAS THE EFFECT OF WE CONTROL YOUR THOUGHTS. U WANNA WATCH THIS MOVIE? TAKE IT. Then the programming HAS you. Like a spell. The wand was like the spell from Tink programming our minds to them. Making us think differently about the world. Also look what she was wearing & for SO LONG. Her butt was hanging out! It normalized this behavior subconsciously & Disney is SOOOOO over sexualized for KIDS MOVIES. So it WAS an agenda of theirs & just look at them now! They're straight up e-v-i-l. Oddly enough I kinda think I said to a friend "where's Tink" at some point but I'm not sure THAT happened or if I only thought it. Then like I said it just faded from my mind. Normally stuff like that really bugs me & I will vocalize it. WHAT I'M SAYING IS IT WAS LIKE A SPELL. & I think CERN thinks this stuff is REALLY funny. They HAVE to be the ones doing it or VHS tapes would still have it on there. I also think they STUDY these comment sections & have a good old time. Then think up MORE genius things to change. Or maybe they always knew they could rediscover this old Atlantian tech & made plans to change things when they were able to. This is why adding the Aladdin tranny Tink is SO CRAZY!!! Look at what it's telling you! Look around NOW. THIS IS INSANE. So you did great making this FOR THIS REASON: It makes you go BACK to that time when you turned that OFF & just accepted it then basically forgot, even tho we DIDNT. It's mind bending, that's why it's SO hard to explain. I tried lol But on the other hand, it might also make some people realize the Mandela IS real & not be able to deal with it. I worry people will think reality isn't real & let's say they were suicidal already... that could put them over the edge. I still think LIFE IS REAL but they can change things now with CERN which is OLD tech, they rediscovered. Somehow melding the evil spiritual world with tech. They used ancient writings & diagrams to build these things. That's why they do these ancient pagan rituals before hand & post it! It's not a nerd joke! THEY ARE CONJURING UP STUFF & then colliding atoms together bending space time! Maybe they can talk to demonic things at that time, a WORM HOLE opens & they can go in the past. Kill the person who came up with the Tink idea or shoot it down in all the meetings saying something like "Christians will think it's witchcraft & not watch our movies so we can't use Tink like that plus she doesn't HAVE a wand so it won't work". THATS how it happens I feel. Maybe another timeline, reality entirely. OR maybe they just can go in the past & make changes...which feels more true to me somehow. Sorry for ranting but I feel like that's all being overlooked. Please make more Mandela vids. And FU CERN people. I know you are reading this.
Yup, she flew above the castle then dotted the I. I think where she got frustrated with her wand not working was much newer. I can see how people misremember a lot of things but not this one!
This is one of those Mandela Effects that have me at an absolute loss for words. I remember seeing Tinker Bell Disney intro in several different living rooms as a Kid growing up. Especially when owning a DVD was the thing at the time. This is insane to me.
I remember them, and I'm 54. My daughter was born in 1996 and we bought her the whole Disney Gold Collection on VHS. Still have them. But I think that they may have been bumpers in between shows on The Disney Channel in the late 90's. I too, remember Tink getting annoyed when her wand didn't work, it was cute. but, i don't think it was dotting the I, it was drawing Mickey's head, the channel logo....
The one thing that I absolutely do remember is Tinker Bell‘s wand kind of short-circuiting and I even recall her acting a little annoyed about it. I don’t remember whether she was trying to dot an I with it but I do remember clearly the wand not working at first
First off, I'm old. I remember this intro being part of The Wonderful World of Disney. It was the opening before every made for TV movie/show that aired on Sunday nights, right after Wild Kingdom, brought to you by Mutual of Omaha. Watched this every Sunday growing up in the early to mid 1970's. I recall Tink flying over the castle and the tap of her wand causing sparkles to rain down. Being perfectly honest, I remember her tapping the highest spire on the castle. I'm 100% sure her wand not working happened either in the late 1990's or early 2000's. I always thought that was a really cute addition. Without deep diving into myself, I believe the Mandela Effect is a thing. I also believe people are capable of misremembering things. This, to me, seems to be a strange amalgamation of both. Awesome video! Thanks for bringing this one in! 😊❤
Believe you’re right about the wand not working intro. It was on tv, and it was definitely something I saw in my later childhood/teen years. I think ‘00s is right for the timeframe.
I remember the sinbad as shazaam movie and tinkerbell shaking her wand in fustration. But I remember them like they’re from a hazy dream. Before a major world catastrophe that sent the entire planet into total panic before it was all over. The Chick-fil-A one is the most recent one I haven’t been able to explain away. Literally just a few years ago I remember it being without the k.
A great episode, thank you! FWIW, I remember distinctly Tinkerbell dotting the Disney "i" with her wand while magic dust sparkled at the blue castle background while watching Disney Sunday evening cartoons every Sunday in 1992 in Moscow. They would normally broadcast two half-hour episodes from different shows back to back. Darkwing Duck, Talespin, Duck Tales and many other similar shows would normally be shown every Sunday. It is absolutely crazy that this is now considered a mass hallucination. To put this into perspective - there were no other Disney cartoons in my Post-Soviet childhood, and these Sunday evening shows were the only way I could watch quality cartoons, period. And I made sure to remember every second of it, including the cool intro.
The tinker bell shaking/tapping the wand Mandela effect hits home. I used to live in a creepy old house, a nice house, but defined haunted. My room was in the attic so I would sneak down stairs every night, pop in Disney VHS tapes, and sleep on the couch. I know that intro existed. I fell asleep to it every night. It was the classic blue screen intro and not the Disney fast play. And they were original VHS, not master works collections. I will have to dig them out of my moms storage and have a mental breakdown when it has changed
I haven't watched Disney since the eighties possibly 90s. I definitely remember seeing her struggling to get her wand to work and after a look of frustration on her face finally getting it to work. The exact details are fuzzy but I'd know it if I saw it.
I watched it every Sunday night as a kid. I absolutely remember the one where she couldn’t get her wand to work. That would have been 1970-80. I thought it was over a picture of the castle. I don’t think the blue castle was around back then. And she did write the title first although she didn’t always have trouble. It definitely existed! I had to suffer through Marlin Perkins Wild Kingdom sponsored by Mutual Of Omaha first. I never missed an opening. This was before a Disney channel, or VHS tapes.
There was a weekly tv show called the wonderful world of Disney. It was on once a week. If I remember correctly, Walt hosted the show, and then played a classic Disney movie, Dumbo and older. I can't seem to find anything on line about it, but it was on in the late 60's early 70's. I think that intro is what you are looking for. But I can't find it either. This may have been reruns from the 50's but they were in color. Good luck in your search.
I remember watching Tinkerbell getting annoyed by her wand because it was not working. She shakes it and tries again and it worked. I love Tinkerbell and as a kid I was so very fascinated by Disney movies that I used to watch the movie from the very start till the end even the credits. Tinkerbell definitely dots the eye and she definitely flies above the castle and there was one where the wand doesn't work. I also remember laughing as I found that so refreshingly different and it added some character to the intro which made me so happy as a child.
Wow! This is now one of the craziest Mandelas to me! I also vividly remember the lost intro. In fact I noticed it in the last couple of years. I had expected to see it on a Disney movie I saw a couple years back but it never came. I just figured at the time that it must have been changed. Did not give it a second thought until right now
Thank you AllTime for doing this. I remembered the Tinkerbell intro, but I figured it could be confused with the DVD intros I remember. Thank you for clearing this up so I didn't have to dig through old dvds/vhs tapes to prove it 😂 And these intros scratched a part of my brain I forgot existed. That was a nice rush of nostalgia
I have this memory too… I think either someone stepped on a bug and changed the course of history (but some of us still have memories of how it used to be), or about Tinkerbell reshaping her wand… (which I too vividly remember) this could be partially from the scene in Disney’s original Cinderella, where the Fairy Godmother tries to get her wand to work (by tapping it on her hand). This was in the ‘Bibbidy-Bobbidy-Boo’ scene. Apparently sometimes your mind takes part of a memory and matches it up to a similar one.
Nope that's not why. Some of us (not me but I had a crazy good memory as a kid) watched A LOTTTT of Disney movies..... Kids remember things especially REPEATED THINGS. Wasn't Cinderella. I've only seen that one like twice.
This is the one that made a believer out of me. It took me from being on the fence about the whole M.E. thing to completely, wholeheartedly believing CERN messed with the timeline somewhere around 2012. And what sealed it forever was watching in almost somewhat realtime flip flops in Apollo 13 where the famous line was changed and I'd check up again after a few months and it had changed back. That's when I knew that we understand nothing about the nature of our reality. NOTHING is what it seams. I know that sounds crazy. I know it doesn't seem logical. But once you get into the rabbit hole that is CERN, anything is possible. We are not in Kansas anymore. That's for sure. And as I write this watch that famous line change months or even years from now. Lol You can't trust anything anymore. But if we all have a collective memory of something happening, I'd rather trust that. We can't all be having the same collective memories spanning generations, cultures, languages, and being on opposite sides of the globe. It's either cern or a massive psyop. It's one or the other.
Depends on what time line you are in. Time shifted, the Mandela effect is real. Supposedly when the Hadron Collider was turned on it changed the weight of a single atom and created an alternate timeline. How do I know it's real? I saw Ratt (the band) win Star Search. My little brother saw it too and laughed when they won because I had said they are good but they'll never go anywhere with a name like rat, and he remembers that. I too remember Mandela dying in prison in 1980 or 1981, when he was released later I chalked it up to my ADHD but it's not. In this timeline Ratt was never on Star Search, Looney Toons (as in cartoons) is now Looney Tunes (as in songs), I DID have a cornucopia on my Fruit of the Loom underwear (now it was never there it's just a Thanksgiving prop), and the Disney thing even though not shown came on Sunday nights at 6pm CST in the 70's, and it showed Tinkerbell dotting the i of Disney at the end.
This is a perfect example of how the Mandela effect is caused by Conflating memories. Disney used tinker bell in various different intros, it’s no wonder people would end up thinking she was in the actual film ones as well.
Apparently Tink doesn’t use her wand at all in the Peter Pan movie, so why would a lot of people have the image of her being frustrated that her wand isn’t working. 🤔 I’m not even a big Disney fan, but even I remember it. She eventually gets it working again and the music resumes and intro finishes up. ✨
Your not going to find the intro that everyone remembers because back in the 80's parents rights groups complained that Tinkerbell was too sexy. So Disney destroyed the stills and never used it again.
I knew it for sure existed when I watched the episode of George Lopez where they go to Disneyland, and when he sees the castle, he mentions that it's the castle that Tinkerbell flies out of before the movies. 😂😂
The answer is actually quite simple. We saw these movies in the theater. You’re not gonna find it on DVD or VHS because it only happened on the big screen.
The only movie I saw in theaters as a kid was Jurassic park 😂. However my explanation is it is a bunch of people confusing more than one memory, I don't know what those are though
Ive solved this Mandela effect for myself personally. I misremembered the disney fastplay intro with the Walt Disney pictures intro and subconsciously combined those 2 specifically. Not sure how everyone else remembers how tinkerbell looked animation wise but the fastplay tinkerbell is the one I remember dotting the "i"
Tinkerbell is my favorite. She definitely had an intro with the background you mentioned. And she also had one where the wand didbt work the first time.
I've always felt like the tinker bell Mandela was a combination of remembering both the masterpiece collection intro and the Disney interactive intro, but that's just me.
I know Mandela effects aren't a evergreen topic but I wish we got more content from you. This is my second favorite paranormal channel behind the why files.
If I had to guess it was from "Walt Disney Studio" (1926-1983) This was the name used during the early years of the company, during which the company produced classics like "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs". The logos varied a lot during this period, sometimes featuring characters from the films themselves. It is nearly impossible to find all the intros used for movies and tv shows from that time. Many were just never preserved.
In this case it was the period before people were recording stuff at home in large numbers. Maybe the intro was on film reels that were never digitized and got destroyed in a fire in the 90s or 00s?
I’ve seen videos about the first intro being lost though I remember it as well. I didn’t know about the one where Thinkerbell is frustrated but as soon as you mention it the image came to me and I am shocked that it doesn’t actually exist. I remember her face and her movements as clear as day! And it all happened mere minutes ago. This is so, so strange!
One of the few Mandela Effects to completely and utterly freak me out. Like.. I know what I saw! I remember this! I’ve said this before, I think, and it’s a very obvious statement, but the most insane pieces of lost media / mandela effects / whatever are the ones you don’t realize are gone until someone points it out. You have memories of this thing, very clear and distinct memories, but it just does not seem to exist.
@@rileyfuckingrifleI remember it always being Sex AND The City! My ex-husband burned a DVD of the movie for me. He wrote Sex in the City on it and I told him it's AND not In! I even showed him at the beginning of the movie to prove it to him.
@@rileyfuckingrifleI don't believe in the Mandela Effect. They have changed things because they're evil and they just love messing with us, just as they have done with history. They're SO disgusting!
and what if in like 50 or 100 years the whole internet or digital world crashes , you wil have not many evidence, tape or photograph of all things that are happening today.
I actually do have all of those tapes from the 90s. Nope. It's not there. Even though I watched them 1,000 times with my kids. It's gone from every VHS tape. Yes I still have a working VCR. Lol
What are you guys not getting? THEY CHANGE REALITY. YOU ARE THINKING LIKE NORMIES. They change space time. THE VHS WILL ALSO CHANGE. IT'S NOT A DIGITAL CHANGE PEOPLE!!!!
I am one of many people here who agree they vividly remember the Tinkerbell intro. Except I don't remember her dotting the "i" in Disney, I remember her touching the very top of the castle. I also remember the wand not working and her hitting it to make it work again. I own not only every single Masterpeice Collection animated VHS they produced in the 80s and 90s, but a few obscure ones like Sleepy Hollow and the Wind in the Willows. Another one called "The Walt Disney Comedy and Magic Revue". When I first started watching your video, I instantly knew you wouldn't find it in the old animated VHS tapes. I thought you may find it in the older live-action classics, but you covered that in this video. The only thing I can think that happened is that maybe the intro we are looking for wasn't on a VHS tape. Someone in the comments mentioned it could have been an intro to an old show they did such as Pooh Corner, but I don't believe any of the shows used the castle/tinkerbell intro. Perhaps there were different intros for VHS release from the distribution facility and the Disney movies they occasionally played on TV. But the only way to rule that out is if someone has a copy of or has uploaded a home-made vhs recording of a Disney movie being broadcast on TV in the 80s/90s and happened to capture the intro.
I don't remember ever seeing that in Disney movies, however; it was always featured on Disney CHANNEL - though, it was usually a cast member using the wand rather than Tinkerbell.
After dismissing and forgetting about the Mandela Effect for a couple years, I've been looking at these things again because they are just too weird and confusing.
Seconding this. Fairy Godmother and Merlin may have done this. The expression they remember may have been from Peter Pan itself as she has multiple frustrated, angry and bitter moments.
The Tinkerbell intro that you're looking for is older than that. It wasn't from the movies. The intro was shown on their Sunday night television program where they showed movies. I think that it was on ABC. It was before they had the Disney Channel. That was back in the 70's. The background was also a darker blue and the castle wasn't a simple lined drawing. It was in full color animation.
I think it’s just the fact that even though Tink is tapping the center of the logo, it KIND OF looks like she’s dotting the “i”. So we all just collectively assumed that was what she was doing.
Yeah I think so. People forget they were little kids watching these. For me he solved it with the wonderful world of Disney tinker bell (tv intro) that’s the one I think everyone is thinking of and it’s just gotten blurred
I completely agree, and it seems so simple an answer. At least for the first one. I personally don’t remember a frustrated Tinkerbell shaking her wand.
I absolutely remember both her dotting the logo (don’t remember specifically the i, but it could have been) as well as the broken wand version. That broken wand version was more rare. I think I only had that version on one of my tapes. A lot of my Disney films were TV recordings on VHS tapes. Not sure which channels they came from (they were passed down to me). Some were retail VHS as well. The Tinker Bell intro was more rare for me than the traditional, basic blue background and castle.
I've watched many Disney Movies from the Classics to Modern. I've even watched many Disney shows, but I (actually) don't recall this intro, y'all are looking for. I only remember the Walt Disney Classic Collection one. It's possible to be mixing up ALL of them. In regards to the wand "not working" or her "shaking it", I can only think people are mixing up Tinker Bell with the Fairy Godmother from Cinderella who DOES shake her wand but IDK. The ONLY "Mandela Effect" for me is I could've SWORN Sidbad had his own "genie" movie, but I must've mixed up his "All That" appearances and that one time he dressed like a pirate. I believe we may just be mixing up our memories and creating false memories (which is a real thing).
Ok. So I got here bc of a fb post complaining about it and decided to do a little (read: hour long) search. Yours is the most comprehensive compilation I’ve seen. As I was watching, I thought of something: I feel like I remember the “frustrated tinkerbell shaking her wand for it to work” perhaps in a MOVIE THEATER intro. I’m an elder millennial, so I largely fell off of a lot of Disney presentations by the late 90’s. But what I’m thinking I remember is sitting in a theater in my late adolescence or early adulthood to see one of the select movies in theaters I wanted to see. I feel like it may have been one of the early PIXAR movies, because there was the early Pixar lamp and THEN a Walt Disney intro (or vice versa). It kind of makes sense if I may have it reversed where Disney was first, and then Pixar swooped in…like, Tink couldn’t get her wand to work, finally did, and then Pixar came in with their new technology. So, while appreciate the legwork you put into video/dvd, maybe it was theater film? I really feel like I remember chuckling at it in a theater-and wouldn’t it make sense that so many of us remember it if it was one of those early blockbuster hits??? I don’t know how easy it would be to find that, but IF it really does exist, I truly think that might be the place to look-late 90’s early 00’s Pixar that all of us were flocking to go see in the theater.
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I must admit it's the most mind boggling mandela effect I've stumble upon and I do remember a tinkerbell on the blue castle, the wand not working, etc. That being said, I remember as well that these intros were often changing. And now that I've seen the Masterpiece Collection intro, I remember that all our vhs at home were from this collection, and I even remember wondering why tinkerbell was so important for Disney (I never really liked Peter Pan). So here's a probable explanation : as kids, we just thought of the shooting star behind the castle and every glittery appearance on it as tinkerbell since we had other exemples of her as a trail of light when she's flying fast. For kids, this glittery appearances and how the Walt Disney name was written by it sometimes was unconsciously explained as : well, it's simple, it's tinkerbell! I know that might seem an unsatisfying explanation, but I do think it's plausible that the mind of millions of childs of this era made this simple association and just assumed that it was Tinkerbell all along and not just some shooting star or glitter effect. And if that's the case, that kinda show how much of a stimulation Disney was for our imagination and how deeply it made us feel in a wonderland while listening to these movies.
Also, starting in the mid to late nineties, they started remastering all of their archives and media. It was about then I do remember tinker bell stopped showing up in the intro.
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations And the remastering of there media is well-known. Hep, they say it half the time right before they introduce any media Bambi remastered, Snow White remastered, The Little Mermaid remastered, Cars, The Lion King, etc: remastered...
I think it's crazy that there are so many Mandela Effects in movies with Robin Williams, Sally Field and Jim Carry. Sally Fields brother works at CERN....Jim Carry has said some crazy things. Idk if it's all connected but it is strange.
The problem in trying to find some of these intros is that I am 100% positive the ones missing were locked behind tv commercials or some intros dated back in the 90's that was aired only, no dvd/ no vhs tape, nothing, you would have to be a lucky soul to still have a manual recorded version from those times. I promise you it did exist, but you just wont find it if there are no source materials from old 90's-2000 tv, not everything successfully transferred to youtube/ online media
Oddly enough what I personally remember from this the Tinkerbell who struggled to get her wand to work and finally dot the eye on Disney was almost certainly not exactly what you would call ''CGI'' I remember a vivid upscale animation that was simply better than the Original. The background I'm not 100% sure about but it possibly could have been Blu-ray.
Yup, I remember it! Tinkerbell frustratedly shaking her wand until it worked made me laugh as a kid. It definitely existed! But as you say, it could be just lost media, not everything made it to the internet after all. I can even now think of a few examples of sketches from comedy shows that you just can't find proof of anywhere online! (For example, the Lenny Henry show sketch, where the aid worker is giving the African official a cheque, he tells him it's to be spent on the needy etc, but the second he hands the money over the official says "Weeell, then again!" and proceeds to outline some ridiculous idea he actually plans to use the money on. Used to be hilarious, but I assume it's because it was soooo un-PC that it either got deleted or was never allowed to be uploaded!) The Mandela effect is tricky because it relies on proof for our memories, and sometimes something DID exist / happen, it's just there's no physical proof of it, it's only left in what people remember.
I have two ideas, that aren't really theories: 1. The intros everyone remembers are from motion picture releases of Disney movies, which were seen in theaters but not transcribed to the home video releases. 2. It was a TV commercial bumper on either Disney Channel or on ABC during the Disney Afternoon cartoon block (DuckTales, Chip'N'Dale's Rescue Rangers) in the early 1990s. I say this as I have vague memories of the Tinkerbell intro, and I saw the early 1990s movies in the theaters but never on VHS or DVD, and I watched DuckTales on weekday afternoons as an adult in the early 1990s. I am not certain of either of these, but the intros being a movie theater-only thing would explain why lots of folks remember them but there is no extant recording of them. Thanks for this cool video!
This world keeps getting weirder and weirder. I wish we could find out what is really going on. I remember Tinker Bell always doting the I, with the castle in the background for years. I took my nephew to a lot of Disney movies in the 1980's and 1990's and he liked the animated ones. I also remember the Wonderful World of Color on tv with Tinker Bell make all the colors with her magic wand. I think Disney was one of the first NBC programs broadcast in color back in the 1960's. After a few years, I remember the tv show switching to an intro with Tinkerbell and the castle, and her using her magic wand to dot the i.
Oooh! Fascinating! I just remember the light blue/dark blue movie intro and the ABC Sunday Night movie intro from the 80s. I didn't know there was a Disney intro Mandela effect!
Got a few theories: - have you looked at Disney releases from the 2000-2010 as well? Disney had a habit of rereleasing films from their vault with lots of edits and special features. It’s possible it was an edited version of the OG logo scene with a little extra flair for the dvd release? -are people getting mixed up with their newer logo scene? Or even that longer one where we tour the castle and see a bunch of Disney characters while either when you wish upon a star or whole new world is playing and tinker bell is flying around the castle -is it possible that it was a promotion bumper thing on the Disney channel? Like when they had a couple minutes before scheduled programs they’d always do some little promotional scenes for whatever movie was premiering at the time or just a general love of Disney vibe like “look how far we’ve come” type vibe.
as an avid (and violently) autistic lover of logos, this whole "tinker bell" disney logo variant situation is completely new to me & not once did i even consider the existence of such a variant, i always remember tinker bell only appearing on the home video logos & never with the main "PICTURES" logo
Idk maybe it's just the fact that Tinkerbell was used in a lot of Disney logos/intros to the anthology series and people thought that she was in the old 80s-2000s logo because of that? Technically she is the arc going over the castle so she is still in the logo somewhat.
I'm going to pause the video, at only one minute in, and assume people are remembering scenes from either the Wonderful World of Disney on Disney Channel, or the Disney FastPlay opening on DVDs. EDIT: Ok, having watched the whole video, it's those and WAY more. But that just means this isn't the Mandela Effect. It's obviously just people mixing up the various versions into one memory. Which is an easy thing to have happen, when you got a million of these openings, most with the exact same animation, many with a castle in the background, and most of them with a blue background and the same music playing.
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Here is a strange Mandela effect me and my brother saw a tariler for a van damne movie called remisis now we can't find it
I think it was the fact that in the 90s and late 80s they did the blue screen and they played the wonderful world of color so people probably just had seen both and watching them They kind of melded Having a lot of them all together watching one after the other after the other I can see it all kind of becoming one what about the one where Tinker Bell does the golden arches or is this another mental effect there was a McDonald's commercial where she does the golden arches
Disney actually updated their opening here originally in 2012 to the one you see now, so it's like everyone here is actually Missing Time.
I think the dud wand version might be from the Lion King 1 1/2 DVD.
the mandela effects are miracles. (otherwise impossible with without innate understanding of prayer and God) This is water into wine people debate me:)
This one has creeped me out ever since I found out about it. I have such a distinct memory of Tinkerbelle flying up and over the castle.
Same here. I’m not sure what creeps me out more, the fact that so many of us remember this or the fact that it can’t be found. What in the world.
Same!! I know for absolute certainty that as a kid I saw tinker bell with the blue castle
Oh it happened alright. I remember also. Vividly and clearly.
It happened but it didn't have a castle in it
Tinkerbell has also been Mandela Effected... her name is now Tinker Bell (two words)
Too many of us remember it for it to be a mass hallucination. It's hard to NOT remember it when it used to be one of the funniest intros ever produced by them!
Hard agree. It was also before EVERYTHING Disney.
I have no recollection at all of the color splashing she did. But I do remember her putting the ring over the castle and dotting the I with her wand. I definitely remember that, because I started studying flat Earth and people say that is the firmament above the earth that is portrayed above the Disney Castle..
I remember the first time I saw the broken magic wand one, I thought it was so funny they changed it!
And it was used for so long.
@@NextWorldVRyou are mixing it with pixar!
Several people in their fifties-plus have already mentioned this, and I’m 52, but the comical clip of Tinkerbell trying to get her wand to work I believe was on network TV (nothing released to home video, so it wouldn’t be on the internet either) being a variation intro on “The Wonderful World of Disney.” This is going back multiple decades. However, from my recollection, it was not against the blue background, but against the lifelike castle landscape. I don’t recall the blue background variation you’re talking about.
Agreed! It was definitely not the blue black ground!
I dunno. I recall this Mandela effect and Never had Disney channel via cable or satalite. I only had access to VHS. So I'm pretty sure that it was available on VHS.
I recall her flying in from the lower left of screen, over castle, taps over the castle once-nothing. She then taps her wand against her hand in frustration, bends at the waist, then finally dots the i in Disney.
Yes yes I just commented this before I seen your comment the wand not working was for tv related shows
@@OnyxKwina - It was on ABC (big three network). I’m not even sure Disney Channel existed yet.
@@OnyxKwinaweird. I remember her flying in from right to left, then sticking her bottom lip out pouting when her wand didn't work. Almost the same, but very slightly different.
I worked at Disney World in Florida and Tinkerbell and the castle was a nightly attraction. Every night. It was that significant that she flew by the castle to a fireworks show. I will stick to my memory of the missing intro and continue hoping I'll be returned to wherever I came from cause this reality ain't it.
I have literally just commented the same. I remember from Disneyland paris around 15/20 years ago her doing this before the nightly show and she lit up the castle with her wand. I loved it because it reminded me of when I was a kid watching VHS Disney movies
@@marygoulden3362 Do you know if this is still going on at that park? It was 20 yrs ago for me as well. Maybe they stopped? Interesting to find out..
@@trinity0071999I went to Disney world in Florida back in June this year and I remember a worker zip lined their way away from the castle dressed as Tinkerbell.(during the fireworks of course) I didn't even think of that.
I remember Tinkerbell flying up, dotting the eye, with the instrumental version of, "When you wish upon a star," playing. She dots the eye, then flies off very quickly into the background, of an image of the castle.
Same, something strange is definitely going on because how can so many people have the same memories of things that didn’t happen, my guess is CERN
There are some Mandela effects where I'm like, "Yeah, I'm pretty sure it used to be different, but I suppose I could be wrong." Not this one. I know for a fact that this one existed, and it existed for many years. I'm actually shocked that this is now a Mandela effect. I'm an artist, and I have an incredible memory. As a child (and even now as an adult), I pick up on and see things most people miss, whether it's the way a line is drawn or certain colors or shades. I say all that because I remember this one vividly. No way it never existed. They're obviously playing at CERN again.
I know for sure about this...
Back in the 90s I had lots of disney movie VHS(german version) where you could see this but most of those burned down ...we had them stored at our garden shed well someone burned it down it was arson ...among them were many childhood fotos and videotapes...
At this point I need the Disney workers to speak out on this "Mandela" I'm sure it's all a big misunderstanding & that it actually does exist and that no one just hasn't uploaded it to the internet yet. I'm sure it was just a variation that was limited edition and didn't play on every single copy of a movie and that's why we can't find it. The Disney creators could confirm it exists and I'll feel much better because this is scary
and Dolly's Braces.
Yup, this is where I draw the line, Idk if we're getting gaslit by some government or company as an experiment to see how far they can alter history (cuz that'd be an extremely poerful tool for control) or if we've jumped to a parallel universe or something else I don't understand, but I know it's real.
There is only one explanation for this, rich people invented the time machine and someone used it, so we remember what was not there, I have strange attacks I see through broken pixels in my eye and my brain is confused and does not realise that I am me
this one actually bothers me bc as a kid my parents would specifically point her out every single time we watched a disney movie bc i’d get so excited and yell out “look it’s tinkerbell!” and it was such a big part of my childhood since i loved tinkerbell so seeing that it’s been taken away is actually hurting my inner child
Literally ☹️ it’s so odd, also do you remember her coming up close to the camera before writing “Walt Disney” and giggling like this “🤭” then flying away to write “Walt Disney”? Because no one else has mentioned the laugh…
I do recall this, and not seeing it or any of the other stuff is baffling @@2blessd2b_stressed
This? watch?v=7sIyHyVwFRY
In my memory, I remember her dotting the Disney “I” and then smiling slightly directly at the audience before flying off
This is the one I remember
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Absolutely THIS
Yes, me too and I remember her dotting the I quite vividly. Every so often we would have a night that a Disney movie aired on TV as though it was a special event. I suppose it could have been this was the 80s. But I seem to remember it being associated with that.
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Hey All Time. I have another interesting "solution" to this problem. I believe it has something to do with quantum mechanics and superposition. I think there was a point in time where everyone in the world was not observing that intro which then gave the intro a chance to change until observed again. This is the eeriest Mandela affect for me as I too vividly remember the intro as well as my co workers.
With 2 kids that watched Disney movies on repeat in the 90's, both of those intros 100% existed, I can picture them in detail, down to her frustrated face. I don't even know what's real anymore.
They did lol they’re forcing a hand. It might of also only existed in theatres
I was born in the 80s. I never watched the Disney Channel. My favorite movie was Fantasia. I watched The Little Mermaid 101 Dalmatians on repeat as well. I absolutely clearly remember both intros- the “normal” one where Tinkerbell flys over the logo and dots the eye- and then then one where she shakes her wand in frustration.
Yes, same. Whatever it's from, it precedes the DVD era. I stopped watching Disney anything when I got to my mid-teens unless someone forced me to a movie theater or something. If I had a VHS player, I still have all the Disney movies when they first released from the Little Mermaid on forward to... Mulan? Whichever came out in the late 1990s. And all the rereleases before then. It's a little more reliable to go to the source than looking online at possibly mislabeled videos.
@@nachgeben same- all of my Disney-watching was on vhs ;)
Me too, born in 80s remember both
100 percent all 80s kid remembered it exactly and now we see other intros and can't even find even one intro which we remember and we got to knw it never existed. How is it even possible? what happened to us or earth? Making me feel frustrated now.
Fiddling with the timelines in Geneva again
As an old-timer who watched most of the original movies/cartoons, I don't remember most of the intros you are showing, but I do remember her tapping her wand with sparks flying out. That was years before a lot of people were born. We can't all be having that Mass hallucination.
I remember it and I was born in the early 2000's. This leaves it either being in a VHS tape or a commercial you saw later in life and you thought you saw it when you were younger. It couldn't have been a cinema intro since sometimes those are different and it couldn't have been the DVD version. Is it possible it wasn't a movie, but something else?
Born in 02 and nobody can tell me that intro doesn’t exist. So many VHS tapes on the shelf. This cant just be in my head. I remember her wand not working and sparks coming out also.
@snakevenom4954 I was born in 1960. When I was a kid Wonderful World of Disney on TV had the Tinkerbell dotting the i
I completely remember that intro. Tinkerbell flies from the bottom left, up and over to the top right of the castle, then looking leftwards she waves a wand, it doesn’t work then she waves it again. The castle was also much more detailed, not like all the intros you showed in this video. Lastly, the intro was used on almost every movie that I remember in the 90s, so it shouldn’t be that hard to find.
This is definitely a classic Mandela effect where something that definitely existed has been sent down the memory hole.
I believe due to the existence of the multiverse things just don't disappear they're replaced with versions from other realities we get their version while they get our version of whatever gets shifted to their respective dimension hence why the Mandela effect doesn't actually delete things it just replaces them with an alternate version
@@bfvet117 Interesting perspective. Whatever the reason is, I just find it astounding. Just like I remember that jet engines used to be under the wing of aircraft, yet now they are in front of the wing.
I remember the castle and tinkerbell being the same colour as the castle - just an outline, dotting the i. Crazy thing is that I never saw mandela effect about this until i once decided to look at different disney logos for fun (because im obsessed with disney) and watched them and realised they're different. Then i googled it and found out there are hundreds of people thinking the same thing. It was there.
In the 1960’s, in my world… in my dimension, tinker bell dotted the “i” as described in the beginning. That definitely happened for me. This is so freaky. Thanks for showing us these things, as inexplicable as they are.
I remember it that way too x
@@Pandapadme Thanks for your reply. I’m 100% sure about this and knowing that I’m not the only one who remembers this, makes it even harder to understand.
@@KarenSmith-pc8ji it’s bizarre as it so much a part of my childhood x
@@Pandapadme it really is. Especially because as kids, we saw this so many times… it’s not a one-off sort of thing. It sure would be nice to have some answers on these things. 🤔
Like you, I watched Disney in the 60s and I remember Tinker Bell dotting the I too. I don't think this is freaky at all. It just proves that things change and because we do not have videos from the 60s, people think its a mandela effect, which it isn't. It just means there are no videos from 60s readily available online.
I remember both the intros you commented on , both her being frustrated and trying to tap the wand more than once, and the original one , nothing like the ones that you’re showing in this video. I’m 63 years old and I remember them from a long time back ! I can picture them both in my head when you described them . That is so crazy! Thank you for all your hard work that’s a lot of stuff to watch for this video!😁
Thank you! i'm 63, too and i remember both a blue background with her flying over and her wand not working but i also remember one with a black background and a more realistic castle where she dots the i
contact me pls we tryna find it
When I was a kid, I remember watching the two intros. I remember the frustration one. After when I got older. One day, I decided to watch a Disney movie. I was in dismay to find that the Tinker Bell intro was totally different then what I remember when I was a kid. At that time, I thought that was weird. To this day, I still expecting to see the "old" intros that I remember. I am still getting use to the current Disney's intro.
Same, I still hope to see what I remember but it never happens 😢.
Well...the 2 intros definitely existed!
I am 53 and had a 2/3 year old (first release of these films in the early/mid 90's) . She watched The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast on vhs until they were about unwatchable!
I don't remember the frustration one with Tinkerbell in the castle but I remember something like that where someone was frustrated and something wouldn't work. Tho I don't know if it had anything to do with Disney or not. I can't remember what it was
It’s definitely something they used internationally! I was born in 83 and grew up in Germany and Austria, I remember both Tinkerbell intro versions as well.
For me it’s definitely a Mandela Effect because Disney would have re-released the intro for sure to make money. Like „buy this limited edition nostalgia DVD with the rare Tinkerbell intro“ or something similar. The fact that they didn’t say it existed is somewhat proof of it in my opinion.
Making this video took some major dedication 😂 I absolutely remember her shaking her wand in frustration because it didn’t work, so I’m convinced it had to come from somewhere!
from cinderella
@@Fcblover but no one has it? taken by CERN
This Trips Me Out I Remember It!!! I can See it In My Head Still Her Frustration Shaking it At First it Doesn't Work Then It Finally Does WTF LOL
@@stevenvick89 YASSSSS (wasn't Cinderella lol)
I think its a different animated character that does this. Its not Tinkerbell, it might not even be from Disney.
I remember it so distinctly. I also feel like Aladdin was trolling us, especially using the words “Some of you don’t believe”
I also remember being at Disneyland Paris around 15/20 years ago and they even had a hologram of Tink flying around the castle at the beginning before it lit up for the show in the evening and it was exactly like how I remember it being on VHS. She flew around the castle and then her wand wouldn’t work so she shock it and then it lit up.
I also remember a lady standing beside me say, oh wow it’s like how the Disney movies used to start. This was a completely random woman so it’s definitely not a coincidence
I definitely remember this intro. Both of them actually watched so many disney movies when I was growing up, but I know these intros existed in my childhood with no doubt in my mind.
I remember both the dotting the "I" and the malfunctioning wand. I even remember making the joke about her needing to change the batteries. For me both of those intros were a real thing. Just like Dolly's braces for me it is very real.
This one definitely happened and Richard Simmons wore an iconic headband, reality is changing.
CERN was first booted up in 2008. The mandela effect was coined in 2009.
Look up the double slit experiment. If what we understand as physics currently can change by direct observation, then our psyche influences reality itself.
I remember the wand not working. It was on the tv show. It didn’t happen every week, just every so often. A lot of the shows aren’t on tape. It’s also possible the opening was changed to match current theme.
That’s what I remember plus I read in a previous comment where she writes the word Disney, that I remember as well.
This is what I remember! It was two variations of the same intro. One where her wand did work & another where it didn't & she got frustrated at the wand and started hitting it! Idk if it was a TV show or not but I remember it! We're going to find it soon I can feel it
@@a.a.1867Same here (French and born in 1981)... There was a TV show in the 1990's and I had watched a lot (registered VHS) Robin Hood and Alice...
@@lydiephonebox5715 I'm telling ya, we're definitely gonna find it, it's not a Mandela effect! I believe in Mandela effects, but this one is one I refuse to believe it's gone in this universe. I'm starting to believe the theory of it being an intro that was shown on TV and thats why no one has a recording of it on tape. We need Disney to release the intro cuz I know it's out there
Yep, I think the wand broken thing was part of a possible TV intro, that changed up. I think the dotting the "i" one though is just people not remembering that correctly and thinking she "dotted the i" rather than just tapping the screen.
The frustration at the wand not working was from the intros to the many Disney Channel original series. Every show had its star draw mouse ears in the corner of the screen with the wand in their own way. I can’t remember which star had the wand malfunction or what happened at the beginning of the Peter Pan series.
I think it's related to the dead Internet. Weird that we have suddenly have all this "lost media" and Mandela effects coming up simultaneously.
Woah I’ve never heard that this is now a Mandela effect! I absolutely remember her flying over the castle and shaking her wand in frustration until the dot in the i finally light up. She’s so cute when she’s mad and I really loved that intro. It HAS to exist!!!
Oh yeeeah, now all-time video!
I am one of the people who clearly remember this lost intro, I vividly remember it like so many others. I don't know what to think, I just know that this is way more intriguing and weird than lost media, as it involves so many things and possibilities.
100% agree with you. All this searching and still nothing to show for it, it’s so strange.
I’ve never seen the wonderful world Disney stuff. I definitely remember the castle with blue, and tink flying and dotting. I’ve only grown up with original VHS Disney movies.
I also distinctly remember the wand not working intro as well.
This is one of the two strongest Mandela Effects for me, it just blows my mind. I remember those intros perfectly.
Any Star Trek fans online this morning? The other one that pretty much blew my mind: As a Star Trek fan, finding out Captain Picard had a crystal paperweight-like object on his desk in the ready room and/or office was mind-blowing.
It was (supposedly) featured prominently on camera during briefings. Captain Picard, and sometimes even Riker, would sometimes mull over decisions while fidgeting with the crystal in their hands. According to the Mandela Effect, the paperweight was on camera like this in over 70 episodes. I have since seen stills, but haven't had the chance to look at any of the episodes.
_I am an obsessively, over-the-top, geeky Star Trek enthusiast!_ I had tons of starship models, posters, desktop computers armed with wallpapers, games, sound effects -- you name it. Later on I bought a few authentically recreated props like the tricorder and communicator (those, trust me -- not cheap!) I went to countless conventions and saw/shook hands with most of the cast from both the original series and the next generation. _I probably needed intervention for my Star Trek problem!_ Lol
I watched every episode of The Next Generation probably five times at least, and have no memory of such a famous feature of the show, one that has its own replica available for fans. (I just did a quick Google search and the first one I hit was $119.99 plus shipping.)
I have absolutely no memory of Captain Picard having this, handling it, seeing it sitting on his desk or briefing room table, or of hearing fellow fans/friends mention it, I've heard none of that. I have zero memory of it in the show. For a mega-fan like me, that is _extraordinary!_
I don't know how many other fans (millions?) are also completely baffled by this, but as a Mandela Effect, it's one of the big ones.
Whoa, while I can imagine Riker doing the one leg lift over the chair, and sitting down, then screwing around with something on Picard's desk. It's something he would do...but I can't bring up a crystal in my head at all, or any other object on his desk. I clearly remember his little flute being fondled from time to time, but not that. I think the flute was in one of the little alcoves, right?
I watched TNG as a kid (my mother was a huge Trekkie), but only see episodes here and there. I never honestly paid attention to his desk. Do you have episodes it appears in?
@@GoddessStone whoa there -- fondled with his little flute?! I thought Star Trek was a family show! I definitely didn't see that episode! Very progressive when you consider the time! 😉
Big fan of Star Trek here and agree completely I had no recollection of said crystal but in S5 Ep 15 "Conundrum" even Picard is musing in his ready room with the crystal in his hand while talking with Cmdr. Macduff over the morality issue.
I've seen it recently while rewatching TNG on Netflix, I noticed every couple of episodes it would appear in Picard's hand, I was flabbergasted as I too had no memory of this crystal, but there it is. My best guess is that the show was filmed in two full screen aspect ratios, one for normal 18-35 inch, 4:9 television's, and a larger aspect ratio for the big screen rear projection screens of the 90s, and because we all have widescreen TVs now we are seeing the larger aspect ratio.
My girlfriend in high school had Aladdin playing 24/7 on her TV/VCR combo device. When it stopped, it rewinded itself and started over. I watched the first intro you are talking about a thousand times before the Aladdin started. That is where I 100% remember it from. I also remember the one where her wand doesn’t work and she gets frustrated but on another movie.
She sounds nuts. But now you can't be deceived like so many so it worked out. Now you know they're changing reality. Thank that Disney crazed girl lol
TLDR; One of the scary part of the mandela effect is that it's global.
I'm in Indonesia, Southeast Asia and I could swear up and down that I'd seen the non-existing tinkerbell intro because I distinctly, sincerely believe that I had ALWAYS felt happy & peaceful whenever I saw tink's flying and making the dot with her wand because good times is about to start -I used to love Disneys.
I used to associate cartoon intros with feelings; MGMs (impatient), Hanna Barberas (ho-hum), WBs (crazies!), Disneys (happy).
Good GOD, now I'm suppose to feel that those feeelings & memories never existed? And, no, my memories arent tainted with the other tinkerbell intros because they were never shown in my country (except maybe the one at 02:15).
Everybody knows the Berenstain Bear's mandela effect right? The show never circulated in my country but for me it has always been BerenSTEIN.
I'm exposed only to their tv show's ad page in late 80s (Marvel) comics. If anybody remembers, it's the one with The Smurfs, Punky Brewster and Alvin & The Chipmunks.
Wikipedia argues that because the proper name is Bernstein, everybody must unconsciously believe the name was Berenstein.
Now, how in the sweet mother earth-moon-and star could a 9th grade kid with poor english and almost zero Germanic (& Yiddish?) language/culture read "stein" instead of "stain"?
I remember it for sure. Every Sunday night after family baths, we would lay on the floor and watch "The wonderful world of Disney" It was there Damit! This is a big one along with Dolly not having braces on her teeth at the end of Moonraker.
I totally remember seeing Tinker Bell flying over and shaking her wand. This was one of my favorite thing to see on Sunday evenings (the only time Disney would play movies). This would have been in the early 70s
This and the girl in the Moonraker movie who suddenly doesn't have braces. I have vivid memories of these two Mandela effects and still can't believe they don't exist.
I saw some video trying to explain the braces away...bro, that's why they connected... everything else presented was circumstantial at best. The steel teeth got them
Those 2 are the only 2 that I also recognize as mandela effects
I remember watching Moonraker in the cinema with my brother , when the braces scene happened we both burst out laughing. Jaws smiled at her , metal teeth a gleaming, she smiled back , teeth braces a showing . It made sense for their instant connection. When I told him it did not happen (years later ) he told me I was a idiot , and was gobsmacked when I showed him the scene on dvd ...and the braces was gone.
I thought that was the reason Jaws fell in love with her?
@@windyfarmer25 3 other people I believe
Great video, love the effort you put into this with the detective work!
Thank you! That means a lot to me. This video was a lot of work
@@AllTimeScary It means a lot to US. You know when you notice something subconsciously, but you kinda don't allow it to reach your logical mind quite? Or maybe for a moment... but then you dismiss it with a thought (from where idk... yourself? hmmm) that goes like "they must have changed it. that sux" or "why would they change that" but then you just FORGET about it. Thinking the next time u see a Disney movie it will be in this one. Then it's not. You're like "huh ok". Then again, you don't see it & it lowkey bothers you (subconsciously) but that's it. Til eventually you don't even think about it. U just KINDA have this weird irk when you see the logo. Which then comes to the conclusion of them telling you "You will accept this even though the one w Tink was better. U won't remember." What I'm TRYING to poorly describe wishing I spoke a better language to attempt this one..... IS THAT IT HAS THE EFFECT OF WE CONTROL YOUR THOUGHTS. U WANNA WATCH THIS MOVIE? TAKE IT.
Then the programming HAS you. Like a spell. The wand was like the spell from Tink programming our minds to them. Making us think differently about the world. Also look what she was wearing & for SO LONG. Her butt was hanging out! It normalized this behavior subconsciously & Disney is SOOOOO over sexualized for KIDS MOVIES. So it WAS an agenda of theirs & just look at them now! They're straight up e-v-i-l. Oddly enough I kinda think I said to a friend "where's Tink" at some point but I'm not sure THAT happened or if I only thought it. Then like I said it just faded from my mind. Normally stuff like that really bugs me & I will vocalize it. WHAT I'M SAYING IS IT WAS LIKE A SPELL. & I think CERN thinks this stuff is REALLY funny. They HAVE to be the ones doing it or VHS tapes would still have it on there. I also think they STUDY these comment sections & have a good old time. Then think up MORE genius things to change. Or maybe they always knew they could rediscover this old Atlantian tech & made plans to change things when they were able to. This is why adding the Aladdin tranny Tink is SO CRAZY!!! Look at what it's telling you! Look around NOW. THIS IS INSANE.
So you did great making this FOR THIS REASON: It makes you go BACK to that time when you turned that OFF & just accepted it then basically forgot, even tho we DIDNT. It's mind bending, that's why it's SO hard to explain. I tried lol
But on the other hand, it might also make some people realize the Mandela IS real & not be able to deal with it. I worry people will think reality isn't real & let's say they were suicidal already... that could put them over the edge. I still think LIFE IS REAL but they can change things now with CERN which is OLD tech, they rediscovered. Somehow melding the evil spiritual world with tech. They used ancient writings & diagrams to build these things. That's why they do these ancient pagan rituals before hand & post it! It's not a nerd joke! THEY ARE CONJURING UP STUFF & then colliding atoms together bending space time! Maybe they can talk to demonic things at that time, a WORM HOLE opens & they can go in the past. Kill the person who came up with the Tink idea or shoot it down in all the meetings saying something like "Christians will think it's witchcraft & not watch our movies so we can't use Tink like that plus she doesn't HAVE a wand so it won't work". THATS how it happens I feel. Maybe another timeline, reality entirely. OR maybe they just can go in the past & make changes...which feels more true to me somehow.
Sorry for ranting but I feel like that's all being overlooked. Please make more Mandela vids. And FU CERN people. I know you are reading this.
Yup, she flew above the castle then dotted the I. I think where she got frustrated with her wand not working was much newer. I can see how people misremember a lot of things but not this one!
This is one of those Mandela Effects that have me at an absolute loss for words. I remember seeing Tinker Bell Disney intro in several different living rooms as a Kid growing up. Especially when owning a DVD was the thing at the time. This is insane to me.
Tinkerbell flying around was on the Sunday evening family hour Disney used to put on in the late 70's
I remember them, and I'm 54. My daughter was born in 1996 and we bought her the whole Disney Gold Collection on VHS. Still have them. But I think that they may have been bumpers in between shows on The Disney Channel in the late 90's. I too, remember Tink getting annoyed when her wand didn't work, it was cute. but, i don't think it was dotting the I, it was drawing Mickey's head, the channel logo....
The one thing that I absolutely do remember is Tinker Bell‘s wand kind of short-circuiting and I even recall her acting a little annoyed about it. I don’t remember whether she was trying to dot an I with it but I do remember clearly the wand not working at first
First off, I'm old. I remember this intro being part of The Wonderful World of Disney. It was the opening before every made for TV movie/show that aired on Sunday nights, right after Wild Kingdom, brought to you by Mutual of Omaha. Watched this every Sunday growing up in the early to mid 1970's. I recall Tink flying over the castle and the tap of her wand causing sparkles to rain down. Being perfectly honest, I remember her tapping the highest spire on the castle. I'm 100% sure her wand not working happened either in the late 1990's or early 2000's. I always thought that was a really cute addition.
Without deep diving into myself, I believe the Mandela Effect is a thing. I also believe people are capable of misremembering things. This, to me, seems to be a strange amalgamation of both.
Awesome video! Thanks for bringing this one in! 😊❤
Believe you’re right about the wand not working intro. It was on tv, and it was definitely something I saw in my later childhood/teen years. I think ‘00s is right for the timeframe.
I remember the sinbad as shazaam movie and tinkerbell shaking her wand in fustration. But I remember them like they’re from a hazy dream. Before a major world catastrophe that sent the entire planet into total panic before it was all over. The Chick-fil-A one is the most recent one I haven’t been able to explain away. Literally just a few years ago I remember it being without the k.
Sinbad Shazaam movie never existed. It was an April Fool's joke.
A great episode, thank you! FWIW, I remember distinctly Tinkerbell dotting the Disney "i" with her wand while magic dust sparkled at the blue castle background while watching Disney Sunday evening cartoons every Sunday in 1992 in Moscow. They would normally broadcast two half-hour episodes from different shows back to back. Darkwing Duck, Talespin, Duck Tales and many other similar shows would normally be shown every Sunday. It is absolutely crazy that this is now considered a mass hallucination. To put this into perspective - there were no other Disney cartoons in my Post-Soviet childhood, and these Sunday evening shows were the only way I could watch quality cartoons, period. And I made sure to remember every second of it, including the cool intro.
The tinker bell shaking/tapping the wand Mandela effect hits home. I used to live in a creepy old house, a nice house, but defined haunted. My room was in the attic so I would sneak down stairs every night, pop in Disney VHS tapes, and sleep on the couch. I know that intro existed. I fell asleep to it every night. It was the classic blue screen intro and not the Disney fast play. And they were original VHS, not master works collections. I will have to dig them out of my moms storage and have a mental breakdown when it has changed
I haven't watched Disney since the eighties possibly 90s. I definitely remember seeing her struggling to get her wand to work and after a look of frustration on her face finally getting it to work. The exact details are fuzzy but I'd know it if I saw it.
I wonder if it was for a special..like I remember a Mickey Birthday special made for tv movie that had Roger Rabbit in it.
6:21 I actually think the fact that they are the same Tinkerbell means that we actually merged different memories of the sequence.
Thank you for all of your hard work, All time! You're the best! 😁😁😁😁
I watched it every Sunday night as a kid. I absolutely remember the one where she couldn’t get her wand to work. That would have been 1970-80. I thought it was over a picture of the castle. I don’t think the blue castle was around back then. And she did write the title first although she didn’t always have trouble. It definitely existed!
I had to suffer through Marlin Perkins Wild Kingdom sponsored by Mutual Of Omaha first. I never missed an opening. This was before a Disney channel, or VHS tapes.
There was a weekly tv show called the wonderful world of Disney. It was on once a week. If I remember correctly, Walt hosted the show, and then played a classic Disney movie, Dumbo and older. I can't seem to find anything on line about it, but it was on in the late 60's early 70's. I think that intro is what you are looking for. But I can't find it either. This may have been reruns from the 50's but they were in color. Good luck in your search.
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I remember watching Tinkerbell getting annoyed by her wand because it was not working. She shakes it and tries again and it worked. I love Tinkerbell and as a kid I was so very fascinated by Disney movies that I used to watch the movie from the very start till the end even the credits. Tinkerbell definitely dots the eye and she definitely flies above the castle and there was one where the wand doesn't work. I also remember laughing as I found that so refreshingly different and it added some character to the intro which made me so happy as a child.
Wow! This is now one of the craziest Mandelas to me! I also vividly remember the lost intro. In fact I noticed it in the last couple of years. I had expected to see it on a Disney movie I saw a couple years back but it never came. I just figured at the time that it must have been changed. Did not give it a second thought until right now
Thank you AllTime for doing this. I remembered the Tinkerbell intro, but I figured it could be confused with the DVD intros I remember. Thank you for clearing this up so I didn't have to dig through old dvds/vhs tapes to prove it 😂
And these intros scratched a part of my brain I forgot existed. That was a nice rush of nostalgia
I have this memory too… I think either someone stepped on a bug and changed the course of history (but some of us still have memories of how it used to be), or about Tinkerbell reshaping her wand… (which I too vividly remember) this could be partially from the scene in Disney’s original Cinderella, where the Fairy Godmother tries to get her wand to work (by tapping it on her hand). This was in the ‘Bibbidy-Bobbidy-Boo’ scene. Apparently sometimes your mind takes part of a memory and matches it up to a similar one.
Edit: Another theory is that for some reason Tinkerbell was embarrassed by this intro, and changed it, and erased it from history.
Nope that's not why. Some of us (not me but I had a crazy good memory as a kid) watched A LOTTTT of Disney movies..... Kids remember things especially REPEATED THINGS. Wasn't Cinderella. I've only seen that one like twice.
This is the one that made a believer out of me. It took me from being on the fence about the whole M.E. thing to completely, wholeheartedly believing CERN messed with the timeline somewhere around 2012. And what sealed it forever was watching in almost somewhat realtime flip flops in Apollo 13 where the famous line was changed and I'd check up again after a few months and it had changed back. That's when I knew that we understand nothing about the nature of our reality. NOTHING is what it seams. I know that sounds crazy. I know it doesn't seem logical. But once you get into the rabbit hole that is CERN, anything is possible. We are not in Kansas anymore. That's for sure. And as I write this watch that famous line change months or even years from now. Lol You can't trust anything anymore. But if we all have a collective memory of something happening, I'd rather trust that. We can't all be having the same collective memories spanning generations, cultures, languages, and being on opposite sides of the globe. It's either cern or a massive psyop. It's one or the other.
Depends on what time line you are in. Time shifted, the Mandela effect is real.
Supposedly when the Hadron Collider was turned on it changed the weight of a single atom and created an alternate timeline.
How do I know it's real? I saw Ratt (the band) win Star Search. My little brother saw it too and laughed when they won because I had said they are good but they'll never go anywhere with a name like rat, and he remembers that.
I too remember Mandela dying in prison in 1980 or 1981, when he was released later I chalked it up to my ADHD but it's not.
In this timeline Ratt was never on Star Search, Looney Toons (as in cartoons) is now Looney Tunes (as in songs), I DID have a cornucopia on my Fruit of the Loom underwear (now it was never there it's just a Thanksgiving prop), and the Disney thing even though not shown came on Sunday nights at 6pm CST in the 70's, and it showed Tinkerbell dotting the i of Disney at the end.
This is a perfect example of how the Mandela effect is caused by Conflating memories. Disney used tinker bell in various different intros, it’s no wonder people would end up thinking she was in the actual film ones as well.
Apparently Tink doesn’t use her wand at all in the Peter Pan movie, so why would a lot of people have the image of her being frustrated that her wand isn’t working. 🤔
I’m not even a big Disney fan, but even I remember it. She eventually gets it working again and the music resumes and intro finishes up. ✨
It's so weird right? I really don't know.
Your not going to find the intro that everyone remembers because back in the 80's parents rights groups complained that Tinkerbell was too sexy.
So Disney destroyed the stills and never used it again.
I don't think it's lazy, it's just the classic nostalgic Disney many of us love.
That and I also class it as a classic watermark , same as " Walt Disney " name itself.
I knew it for sure existed when I watched the episode of George Lopez where they go to Disneyland, and when he sees the castle, he mentions that it's the castle that Tinkerbell flies out of before the movies. 😂😂
The answer is actually quite simple. We saw these movies in the theater. You’re not gonna find it on DVD or VHS because it only happened on the big screen.
The only movie I saw in theaters as a kid was Jurassic park 😂. However my explanation is it is a bunch of people confusing more than one memory, I don't know what those are though
Ive solved this Mandela effect for myself personally. I misremembered the disney fastplay intro with the Walt Disney pictures intro and subconsciously combined those 2 specifically. Not sure how everyone else remembers how tinkerbell looked animation wise but the fastplay tinkerbell is the one I remember dotting the "i"
@@novalumen1208 not solved we all remember a specific intro were her wand dosent work. A subreddit named WANDNOTWORKING SEARCH IT
Tinkerbell is my favorite. She definitely had an intro with the background you mentioned. And she also had one where the wand didbt work the first time.
I've always felt like the tinker bell Mandela was a combination of remembering both the masterpiece collection intro and the Disney interactive intro, but that's just me.
I know Mandela effects aren't a evergreen topic but I wish we got more content from you. This is my second favorite paranormal channel behind the why files.
Childhood favorite joke. Why did Peter Pan fly?? If someone hit you in the peter with a pan, you would fly too.😂😂😂
If I had to guess it was from "Walt Disney Studio" (1926-1983) This was the name used during the early years of the company, during which the company produced classics like "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs". The logos varied a lot during this period, sometimes featuring characters from the films themselves. It is nearly impossible to find all the intros used for movies and tv shows from that time. Many were just never preserved.
In this case it was the period before people were recording stuff at home in large numbers. Maybe the intro was on film reels that were never digitized and got destroyed in a fire in the 90s or 00s?
Once Dis moved to VHS they redid many of the intros, so the original movie/tv intros will be hard to find.
I’ve seen videos about the first intro being lost though I remember it as well. I didn’t know about the one where Thinkerbell is frustrated but as soon as you mention it the image came to me and I am shocked that it doesn’t actually exist. I remember her face and her movements as clear as day! And it all happened mere minutes ago. This is so, so strange!
One of the few Mandela Effects to completely and utterly freak me out.
Like.. I know what I saw! I remember this!
I’ve said this before, I think, and it’s a very obvious statement,
but the most insane pieces of lost media / mandela effects / whatever
are the ones you don’t realize are gone until someone points it out.
You have memories of this thing, very clear and distinct memories, but it just does not seem to exist.
Honestly the only one NOT like this for me is Sex in the City/Sex AND the City and only because it seemed to change MUCH earlier for some.
@@rileyfuckingrifleI remember it always being Sex AND The City! My ex-husband burned a DVD of the movie for me. He wrote Sex in the City on it and I told him it's AND not In! I even showed him at the beginning of the movie to prove it to him.
@@rileyfuckingrifleI don't believe in the Mandela Effect. They have changed things because they're evil and they just love messing with us, just as they have done with history. They're SO disgusting!
@@TheOnlyLacyLavender1 Weird. It definitely changed for me. What was odd is, it seemed to change for others before it did for me.
and what if in like 50 or 100 years the whole internet or digital world crashes , you wil have not many evidence, tape or photograph of all things that are happening today.
I am subscribed and liking this video(s). You have my well wishes and prayers my friend.
I swear I wish that I had all my VHS tapes as a child. I remember so vividly both of the intros.
I actually do have all of those tapes from the 90s. Nope. It's not there. Even though I watched them 1,000 times with my kids. It's gone from every VHS tape. Yes I still have a working VCR. Lol
What are you guys not getting? THEY CHANGE REALITY. YOU ARE THINKING LIKE NORMIES. They change space time. THE VHS WILL ALSO CHANGE. IT'S NOT A DIGITAL CHANGE PEOPLE!!!!
I am one of many people here who agree they vividly remember the Tinkerbell intro. Except I don't remember her dotting the "i" in Disney, I remember her touching the very top of the castle. I also remember the wand not working and her hitting it to make it work again. I own not only every single Masterpeice Collection animated VHS they produced in the 80s and 90s, but a few obscure ones like Sleepy Hollow and the Wind in the Willows. Another one called "The Walt Disney Comedy and Magic Revue". When I first started watching your video, I instantly knew you wouldn't find it in the old animated VHS tapes. I thought you may find it in the older live-action classics, but you covered that in this video. The only thing I can think that happened is that maybe the intro we are looking for wasn't on a VHS tape. Someone in the comments mentioned it could have been an intro to an old show they did such as Pooh Corner, but I don't believe any of the shows used the castle/tinkerbell intro. Perhaps there were different intros for VHS release from the distribution facility and the Disney movies they occasionally played on TV. But the only way to rule that out is if someone has a copy of or has uploaded a home-made vhs recording of a Disney movie being broadcast on TV in the 80s/90s and happened to capture the intro.
I don't remember ever seeing that in Disney movies, however; it was always featured on Disney CHANNEL - though, it was usually a cast member using the wand rather than Tinkerbell.
After dismissing and forgetting about the Mandela Effect for a couple years, I've been looking at these things again because they are just too weird and confusing.
I think the frustration-bit was actually the fairy godmother in Cinderella. Our brains mixed it into Tinkerbell doing it
Oh yeah, that would actually make sense
Seconding this. Fairy Godmother and Merlin may have done this. The expression they remember may have been from Peter Pan itself as she has multiple frustrated, angry and bitter moments.
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The Tinkerbell intro that you're looking for is older than that. It wasn't from the movies. The intro was shown on their Sunday night television program where they showed movies. I think that it was on ABC. It was before they had the Disney Channel. That was back in the 70's. The background was also a darker blue and the castle wasn't a simple lined drawing. It was in full color animation.
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I think it’s just the fact that even though Tink is tapping the center of the logo, it KIND OF looks like she’s dotting the “i”. So we all just collectively assumed that was what she was doing.
Exactly
Yeah I think so. People forget they were little kids watching these. For me he solved it with the wonderful world of Disney tinker bell (tv intro) that’s the one I think everyone is thinking of and it’s just gotten blurred
Dude no stop. You’re trying so hard to convince yourself.
I completely agree, and it seems so simple an answer. At least for the first one. I personally don’t remember a frustrated Tinkerbell shaking her wand.
I absolutely remember both her dotting the logo (don’t remember specifically the i, but it could have been) as well as the broken wand version. That broken wand version was more rare. I think I only had that version on one of my tapes. A lot of my Disney films were TV recordings on VHS tapes. Not sure which channels they came from (they were passed down to me). Some were retail VHS as well. The Tinker Bell intro was more rare for me than the traditional, basic blue background and castle.
I've watched many Disney Movies from the Classics to Modern. I've even watched many Disney shows, but I (actually) don't recall this intro, y'all are looking for. I only remember the Walt Disney Classic Collection one. It's possible to be mixing up ALL of them. In regards to the wand "not working" or her "shaking it", I can only think people are mixing up Tinker Bell with the Fairy Godmother from Cinderella who DOES shake her wand but IDK.
The ONLY "Mandela Effect" for me is I could've SWORN Sidbad had his own "genie" movie, but I must've mixed up his "All That" appearances and that one time he dressed like a pirate. I believe we may just be mixing up our memories and creating false memories (which is a real thing).
Ok. So I got here bc of a fb post complaining about it and decided to do a little (read: hour long) search. Yours is the most comprehensive compilation I’ve seen. As I was watching, I thought of something: I feel like I remember the “frustrated tinkerbell shaking her wand for it to work” perhaps in a MOVIE THEATER intro. I’m an elder millennial, so I largely fell off of a lot of Disney presentations by the late 90’s. But what I’m thinking I remember is sitting in a theater in my late adolescence or early adulthood to see one of the select movies in theaters I wanted to see. I feel like it may have been one of the early PIXAR movies, because there was the early Pixar lamp and THEN a Walt Disney intro (or vice versa). It kind of makes sense if I may have it reversed where Disney was first, and then Pixar swooped in…like, Tink couldn’t get her wand to work, finally did, and then Pixar came in with their new technology. So, while appreciate the legwork you put into video/dvd, maybe it was theater film? I really feel like I remember chuckling at it in a theater-and wouldn’t it make sense that so many of us remember it if it was one of those early blockbuster hits??? I don’t know how easy it would be to find that, but IF it really does exist, I truly think that might be the place to look-late 90’s early 00’s Pixar that all of us were flocking to go see in the theater.
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I must admit it's the most mind boggling mandela effect I've stumble upon and I do remember a tinkerbell on the blue castle, the wand not working, etc.
That being said, I remember as well that these intros were often changing. And now that I've seen the Masterpiece Collection intro, I remember that all our vhs at home were from this collection, and I even remember wondering why tinkerbell was so important for Disney (I never really liked Peter Pan).
So here's a probable explanation : as kids, we just thought of the shooting star behind the castle and every glittery appearance on it as tinkerbell since we had other exemples of her as a trail of light when she's flying fast. For kids, this glittery appearances and how the Walt Disney name was written by it sometimes was unconsciously explained as : well, it's simple, it's tinkerbell!
I know that might seem an unsatisfying explanation, but I do think it's plausible that the mind of millions of childs of this era made this simple association and just assumed that it was Tinkerbell all along and not just some shooting star or glitter effect.
And if that's the case, that kinda show how much of a stimulation Disney was for our imagination and how deeply it made us feel in a wonderland while listening to these movies.
NOPE.
Also, starting in the mid to late nineties, they started remastering all of their archives and media. It was about then I do remember tinker bell stopped showing up in the intro.
If that was the case, someone would have an old copy of it and it would be on TH-cam already.
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations Not quite. And, someone would actually have to have put it on here, and not many have copies of old stuff.
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations And the remastering of there media is well-known. Hep, they say it half the time right before they introduce any media Bambi remastered, Snow White remastered, The Little Mermaid remastered, Cars, The Lion King, etc: remastered...
I think it's crazy that there are so many Mandela Effects in movies with Robin Williams, Sally Field and Jim Carry. Sally Fields brother works at CERN....Jim Carry has said some crazy things. Idk if it's all connected but it is strange.
The problem in trying to find some of these intros is that I am 100% positive the ones missing were locked behind tv commercials or some intros dated back in the 90's that was aired only, no dvd/ no vhs tape, nothing, you would have to be a lucky soul to still have a manual recorded version from those times. I promise you it did exist, but you just wont find it if there are no source materials from old 90's-2000 tv, not everything successfully transferred to youtube/ online media
Oddly enough what I personally remember from this the Tinkerbell who struggled to get her wand to work and finally dot the eye on Disney was almost certainly not exactly what you would call ''CGI'' I remember a vivid upscale animation that was simply better than the Original. The background I'm not 100% sure about but it possibly could have been Blu-ray.
What everyone's thinking of is the opening to the 60s & 70s Wonderful World of Disney intro. Nothing as recent as these.
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Yup, I remember it! Tinkerbell frustratedly shaking her wand until it worked made me laugh as a kid. It definitely existed!
But as you say, it could be just lost media, not everything made it to the internet after all.
I can even now think of a few examples of sketches from comedy shows that you just can't find proof of anywhere online!
(For example, the Lenny Henry show sketch, where the aid worker is giving the African official a cheque, he tells him it's to be spent on the needy etc, but the second he hands the money over the official says "Weeell, then again!" and proceeds to outline some ridiculous idea he actually plans to use the money on. Used to be hilarious, but I assume it's because it was soooo un-PC that it either got deleted or was never allowed to be uploaded!)
The Mandela effect is tricky because it relies on proof for our memories, and sometimes something DID exist / happen, it's just there's no physical proof of it, it's only left in what people remember.
I have two ideas, that aren't really theories: 1. The intros everyone remembers are from motion picture releases of Disney movies, which were seen in theaters but not transcribed to the home video releases. 2. It was a TV commercial bumper on either Disney Channel or on ABC during the Disney Afternoon cartoon block (DuckTales, Chip'N'Dale's Rescue Rangers) in the early 1990s. I say this as I have vague memories of the Tinkerbell intro, and I saw the early 1990s movies in the theaters but never on VHS or DVD, and I watched DuckTales on weekday afternoons as an adult in the early 1990s.
I am not certain of either of these, but the intros being a movie theater-only thing would explain why lots of folks remember them but there is no extant recording of them.
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This world keeps getting weirder and weirder. I wish we could find out what is really going on. I remember Tinker Bell always doting the I, with the castle in the background for years. I took my nephew to a lot of Disney movies in the 1980's and 1990's and he liked the animated ones. I also remember the Wonderful World of Color on tv with Tinker Bell make all the colors with her magic wand. I think Disney was one of the first NBC programs broadcast in color back in the 1960's. After a few years, I remember the tv show switching to an intro with Tinkerbell and the castle, and her using her magic wand to dot the i.
Oooh! Fascinating! I just remember the light blue/dark blue movie intro and the ABC Sunday Night movie intro from the 80s. I didn't know there was a Disney intro Mandela effect!
I SO remember both intros, I can literally see the frustration in her face, mouth and cheek in my memory!
I remember her being all white (just the shape of her) and she was glowing
Got a few theories:
- have you looked at Disney releases from the 2000-2010 as well? Disney had a habit of rereleasing films from their vault with lots of edits and special features. It’s possible it was an edited version of the OG logo scene with a little extra flair for the dvd release?
-are people getting mixed up with their newer logo scene? Or even that longer one where we tour the castle and see a bunch of Disney characters while either when you wish upon a star or whole new world is playing and tinker bell is flying around the castle
-is it possible that it was a promotion bumper thing on the Disney channel? Like when they had a couple minutes before scheduled programs they’d always do some little promotional scenes for whatever movie was premiering at the time or just a general love of Disney vibe like “look how far we’ve come” type vibe.
as an avid (and violently) autistic lover of logos, this whole "tinker bell" disney logo variant situation is completely new to me & not once did i even consider the existence of such a variant, i always remember tinker bell only appearing on the home video logos & never with the main "PICTURES" logo
Maybe Mandela Effects are optimization/compression of data in our existence (simulation?), to make room for new stuff. That would be freaky!
Idk maybe it's just the fact that Tinkerbell was used in a lot of Disney logos/intros to the anthology series and people thought that she was in the old 80s-2000s logo because of that?
Technically she is the arc going over the castle so she is still in the logo somewhat.
I'm going to pause the video, at only one minute in, and assume people are remembering scenes from either the Wonderful World of Disney on Disney Channel, or the Disney FastPlay opening on DVDs.
EDIT: Ok, having watched the whole video, it's those and WAY more. But that just means this isn't the Mandela Effect. It's obviously just people mixing up the various versions into one memory. Which is an easy thing to have happen, when you got a million of these openings, most with the exact same animation, many with a castle in the background, and most of them with a blue background and the same music playing.