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A113 (sometimes A-113 or A1-13) is an inside joke present as
an Easter egg in animated films created by alumni of California
Institute of the Arts, referring to the classroom number used by
graphic design and character animation students at the school
that was used by John Lasseter and Brad Bird among others.
Brad Bird first used it for a license plate number in the " Family
Dog " episode of Amazing Stories . It has since appeared in other
Disney movies and every Pixar movie.
Bird has said "I put it into every single one of my films,
including my Simpsons episodes—it's sort of my version of
Hirschfeld 's 'Nina.'" [1]
The original classroom A113 is currently being used as the first
year graphic design studio.
A113 appearances
Television animation
American Dad! - Stan's neighbor's license plate when he
pulls into church. Occurs in episode 7 of season 1, Deacon Stan,
Jesus Man , at minute 1:40.
American Dad! - The license plate of the yellow 'Hummer' car.
Occurs in Season 8 , Episode 1 titled Love, American Dad Style at
2:13.
The Family Dog episode of the Amazing Stories (TV series)
series.
The second episode of Firefly. The registry number of the train
is A113.
Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law - In Deadomutt Part 1,
Birdman is moved to office 113-A (which is really a
restroom). [ citation needed ]
Rugrats - Season 1, Episode 4, the room number of the Home
Economics class. [ citation needed ]
The Powerpuff Girls - The number of the Stealth Fighter when
Blossom flies as she reaches and touches the tail with her
hand. [ citation needed ]
The Simpsons - Krusty the Clown's prison uniform number.
Occurs in episode 12 of Season 1 , Krusty Gets Busted , at 10:45.
The Simpsons - Sideshow Bob's mugshot number. Occurs in
episode 2 of Season 5 , Cape Feare, at 9:30.
The Simpsons - Bart's mugshot number. Occurs in Simpson's
Music Video Do the Bartman , at 1:28.
Tiny Toon Adventures - In Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent
My Vacation , when Plucky and Hamton arrive at Happy World
Land, a license plate reads "A-113" on one of the cars in the
parking lot. [ citation needed ]
South Park - On the side of a helicopter in the episode
Prehistoric Ice Man , "A-113" is clearly visible. [ citation needed ]
Bobby's World - In the episode "The Visit to Aunt Ruth's", the
number on the card of Bobby's imaginary
mugshot. [ citation needed ]
Pixar films
Toy Story trilogy - License plate number on Andy's mom's
cars (a minivan in Toy Story and later a Crossover in Toy Story
3 ). [2] Airport announcement for "LassetAir Flight A113" (also a
reference to director John Lasseter ). [ citation needed ]
A Bug's Life - Code on cereal box as Flik enters the bug
city. [ citation needed ]
Finding Nemo - Model number of the camera used by the
scuba diver. [3]
The Incredibles - Room number in Syndrome's lair (not seen,
only mentioned by Mirage). [4][5] The prison level where Mr.
Incredible is held is "Level A1" in Cell #13 (A1 & 13). The power
level control room monitors "Level A1", section "13" which is
where the rocket is.
Cars trilogy - The number on Trev Diesel, the freight train that
Lightning McQueen outruns while he is first on his way to
Radiator Springs. Trev Diesel was also made as a carrying case
for the die-cast line and has A113 on it. [6] It is Mater's license
plate number in the related short film, Mater and the Ghostlight ,
Cars Toons , and other Cars merchandise. The minor character
Dexter Hoover's diecast version has license plate number
"A113CA". And the beginning of the image file name for the
leader of the lemon cars. The number on Siddeley's tail (shown
as A113), as well as on Mater's license plate again. On the tail
of the plane in the airfield that Mater and McMissle escape on.
[7]
Ratatouille - Git, the lab rat, has a tag on his left ear that
reads "A113". [8]
WALL-E - The code for the directive given to the Axiom 's
autopilot to never return to Earth. It also seems to spell out part
of WALL-E's name, wA11-3 (partial Leet) [9][10] Also, when Eve
and WALL-E arrive on the Axiom, as they leave the docking bay,
the doors are marked Deck A-224 - 1 added to each digit of the
reference. [11]
Up - The number of the court room that Carl Fredricksen goes
to after he hits a worker to protect his mailbox. [12]
Brave - written in Roman numerals (ACXIII) above the interior
of the door to the witch's cottage. [13]
Monsters University - The lecture hall where Mike and Sulley
have their first class has this number on the door.
Other films
Hunger Games: Catching Fire - At the bottom right corner of
the monitor when President Snow is watching Katniss decide
whether to kill someone in the arena.
Alpha and Omega - On the back of Garn and Debbie's truck. It
can be easily seen when Humphrey is talking to Marcel and
Paddy
The Iron Giant - License plate on car partially eaten by the
Giant; the 3 is bitten off. Also in Dean's house there is a
painting which has A113 on it.
Lilo & Stitch - License plate number on all vehicles, including
Cobra Bubbles' rental car, Captain Gantu's spaceship, Nani's
car, fire truck, tanker truck, and license plate in Lilo's room
(used in Stitch's model of San Francisco). Also in direct-to-
video film Leroy & Stitch.
Bugs Bunny's Lunar Tunes- In the scene with the Key
Witness, one of the videos the Witness shows is "Satellite View
A-113." [ citation needed ]
The Brave Little Toaster - The apartment number where "The
Master" lives.
Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers - The license
plate number of the carriage that has Mickey held as
captive. [ citation needed ]
The Princess and the Frog - A trolley is labeled as number
A113.
Meet the Robinsons - The license plate of Cornelius 'Lewis'
Robinson's adoptive parents.
Terminator Salvation - Seen on the computer screen (as a
login override code) during the assault on a Skynet base.
Timeframe - 00:09:32
Planet 51 - License plate on Lem's car is A113.
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace - Droid named
A113.
DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story - Continuation rule for
deathmatch is read as number 113[sic]. This may or may not be
coincidence because the A was forgotten.
Terra Nova - In " Genesis (Part One) ", the security camera
showing Jim Shannon in unauthorized areas is labeled "CAM
A113"
Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol - Josh Holloway/
Hanaway's weaponized "class ring" has A113 emblazoned on
the side, and it is also Tom Cruise /Ethan Hunt 's extraction
access code given verbally over the phone and on the plate of a
car in front of the Kremlin during the big explosion, time at
which the bomb's deactivation button is pushed "1.13 seconds".
The Avengers - A113 can be seen in the top left corner of a
news video feed near the end of the film, when a hostage is
recounting Captain America 's rescue.
The Truman Show - A video monitor labelled A-114 is shown
several times, possibly also a reference to the number 114 of
Stanley Kubrick 's films.
Video games
In the game Prototype, the poison Bloodtox is officially written
as Substance A-113A though pronounced A1-13 Variation A.
In the game A Vampyre Story , it is the position of Mona's
grave.
In the game Back to the Future: The Game, it is a convention
booth.
In the game Beyond: Two Souls, it is the number of a room in
the building Jodie grows up in.
In the game Kinect Rush: A Disney-Pixar Adventure , it is on a
license plate in the 'Day Care' part of the game.
Websites
The inspiration for popular animation blog A113Animation .
See also
List of Pixar film references
19 - A number seen often in the works of Stephen King .
27 - The number often used in "Weird Al" Yankovic 's videos
and music.
37 - A number used several times in the movies of Kevin
Smith.
42 - The Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything , first
used by Douglas Adams in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy .
Seen in several productions.
47 - A number often repeated in many Star Trek productions.
114 - A number appearing in two of Stanley Kubrick's films.
1138 - a number appearing in several George Lucas '
productions.
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