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We're diving into Disney Animation's most recently critically acclaimed film, Zootopia.

Zootopia includes several nods to previous films, with Disney's second-most recent film, Big Hero 6 getting most of the attention.

For starters, there's a Baymax antenna on the van that Nick Wilde runs his "pawpsicle"business out of.

[Hello, I am Baymax.]

Meanwhile in Chief Bogo's office, he sports a calendar that showcases the skyline of San Fransokyo.

There's one more Big Hero 6 reference we wanted to call out, and that's the Hamada's café.

The Lucky Cat Café appears in the Zootopia universe when Judy Hopps chases a weasel all throughout the city.

Another movie with a fair share of nods is Frozen.

[Let... it... go.]

Similar to the human world, it turns out Anna and Elsa have a prominent following in the animal world.

Two young, sibling elephants are wearing what appears to be Anna and Elsa costumes.

Let's go ahead and talk about the elephant in the room.

In the ice cream shop, we see two plates that feature the same pattern from the wallpaper in Anna's bedroom.

Next up, we have a weasel selling counterfeit copies of Disney-inspired movies.

From Pig Hero 6 to Meowana, the filmmakers very cleverly threw in nods to movies from the past and future.

Not to mention, the weasel is named Duke Weasleton, which is clearly related to the Duke of Weselton in Frozen, who was jokingly called Duke Weasleton all throughout the movie.

Byron Howard and Rich Moore co-directed the film, and they have gone on to say that it would be nearly impossible to count all of the hidden Mickey's in the film.

We'll take their word for it and only point out a couple here.

If you're feeling up for a challenge, feel free to find the others and let us know what we missed.

Another character from Disney's very early stages also shows up in Zootopia.

This subway train is covered in graffiti, and features a stenciled image of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.

Zootopia animators drew inspiration from some of Walt Disney's earliest work.

When designing the look of Assistant Mayor Bellwether, they referred to the lambs from the 1940s films, Melody Time and Fun and Fancy Free.

Lastly, we wanted to draw attention to the abundance of puns and pop culture references that Zootopia features.

You could go frame-by-frame and discover a handful more that we haven't even found yet.

The blu-ray also features a special segment where the filmmakers reveal more Easter Eggs, whichis now available.

And there are 10 of our favorite Easter Eggs from Zootopia.

Let us know in the comments of which film you'd like us to dissect next.