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New York City

Background Information
Feature films	Make Mine Music The Rescuers Oliver and Company The Rescuers Down Under James and the Giant Peach Fantasia 2000 Jungle 2 Jungle Eloise at Christmastime Enchanted Bolt The Sorcerer's Apprentice The Avengers Paperman
Television programs	Schoolhouse Rock! Gargoyles American Dragon: Jake Long Phineas and Ferb Jessie
Video games
Park attractions
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Inspiration
Other Information
Other names	The City of New York, The Big Apple, The City That Never Sleeps, Empire State, Gotham, Manhattan, The City of Skyscrapers, The Metropolis, The Financial Hub, The Melting Pot, World's Biggest Urban Playground, Center of the Universe, Capital of the World
Location	USA
Ruler(s)
Owner(s)
Inhabitants	Johnny Fedora, Alice Blue Bonnet, Oliver, Dodger, Jenny Foxworth, Winston, Georgette, Tito, Fagin, Francis, Einstein, Rita, Balthazar Blake, Dave Stutler, Becky Barnes, Bill Sykes, Roscoe and DeSoto, Bernard, Miss Bianca, Duke, Joe, Rachel, Flying John, Killjoy Margaret, Giselle (currently), Robert Philip, Morgan Philip, Nathaniel (currently), Nancy Tremaine (formerly), Mittens (formerly), Dave Stutler, Becky Barnes, Balthazar Blake, Veronica Gorloisen, Iron Man, Black Widow, Captain America, Hulk, Hawkeye, Thor, Maria Hill, Nick Fury
Visitors	Mickey Mouse/Sorcerer Mickey, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto, Daisy Duck, Loki Laufeyson, Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Madame Medusa, Phineas Flynn, Ferb Fletcher, Candace Flynn, Giselle (formerly), Nathaniel (formerly), Queen Narissa, Prince Edward, Bolt, Maxim Horvath, Morgana le Fay, Loki Laufeyson, Chitauri
Final state	Still standing

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New York City (also referred to as "The Big Apple", "The City That Never Sleeps" or "NYC") is the largest and most populated metropolitan city in United States of America located on the northeast in the state of New York. It has been a recurring backdrop for film and media since the beginning, including those made by Disney.

Appearances

Make Mine Music

The segment, Johnny Fedora and Alice Blue Bonnet takes place in New York. The Statue of Liberty makes a cameo

Schoolhouse Rock!

New York is shown in the song "Elbow Room".

The Rescuers

In The Rescuers (1977) and The Rescuers Down Under (1990), New York is the headquarters of the Rescue Aid Society, located within the walls of the United Nations.

Oliver & Company

The film is set in 1980s New York City and even features a song by Huey Lewis named Once Upon a Time in New York City .

Gargoyles

The island of Manhattan is the primary setting of Gargoyles. When Xanatos moved Castle Wyvern to the top of the Xanatos Industries skyscraper, he freed Goliath and his clan from their curse and even after putting Xanatos in jail, were allowed to live in the castle for a while. However, they were forced to move into a nearby clocktower when Xanatos finished his time.

American Dragon: Jake Long

New York City is the main setting for American Dragon: Jake Long. Here it is portrayed as being home to a variety of Magical creatures living in secret. The Unicorns live in Central Park while the Mermaids dwell under the Hudson river (the list goes on).

James and the Giant Peach

New York City serves as the primary destination for James' quest, having wanted to move there with his parents when they were alive. Riding the balloon supported giant peach with his friends, the Peach landed on top of the Empire State Building and with fire rescue crews, it was eventually brought down.

Fantasia 2000

The Rhapsody in Blue short in the film, is set in the late 1920s during the jazz age in New York City, and served as the main setting in the short film.

Enchanted

Giselle ends up in the middle of Times Square. After a number of misadventures, including causing a minor car accident, accidentally being caught in a crowd and getting on the subway, and having her tiara stolen by a homeless man in the Bowery, she meets Robert, a hardened, yet friendly divorced lawyer, and his daughter Morgan.

Bolt

In Bolt, New York is the city Bolt is being accidentally shipped to, and it is the first real-life scenery the titular character experiences outside the studio. New York was one of the most notable locations depicted in the film, as this is the place where Bolt meets various other characters for the first time, most importantly the abandoned street cat Mittens . All the scenes from the movie takes place in real life New York locations.

Plot

Bolt escapes from a shipping box and runs, aimlessly down the streets, looking for Penny. When he is accidentally caught with his head between the bars of an iron fence, Bolt must listen to the instructions of three pigeons to break free, all of whom speaks with a heavy Brooklyn accent. When hearing about Bolt’s irrational anti-cat sentiment, the three pigeons lead the dog to Mittens, whom he immediately captures. The cat tells Bolt that he must get to a place called "Hollywood." Bolt seems confused at first, but recognizes the Hollywood logo he remembers from a certain map, written on the side of a U-haul truck. Assuming that the truck must be heading where he wants to go, Bolt sneaks into to it, taking Mittens with him. They leave, heading down the interstate of Ohio.