A Tumblr user has claimed that every female character used in a Disney or Pixar film in the last decade has the same face . The post by Every-Flavored-Bean on the Something Classy blog was uploaded after they saw stills from the new film Inside Out - and noticed the similarities between the women 's faces . They then combined a number of characters from recent productions and traced around their cheeks and noses - apparently proving the similarities . Scroll down for video . Tumblr user Every-Flavored Bean around the faces of female characters from Disney and Pixar , highlighting their similarities . They suggested that every female character from the last decade is a 'descendant of some primordial creature ' with 'huge round cheeks and a disturbingly small nose ' . They then go on to say that the reason behind the similarities is 'lazy sexism ' . The user wrote : 'So when I saw this picture for the new Pixar movie Inside Out , at first I thought the characters were three women and two aliens , but after seeing the trailer I realized the purple and red things were supposed to be dudes . 'After tracing their faces , I figured out why I was so weirded out : The two male characters have extremely distinctive face shapes , while the three female characters basically have the exact same shape ; round with a small nose . The allegations follow on from claims made by Frozen 's head of animation , Lindo De Salvo , in 2013 who said creating the female characters was tricky because you have to 'keep them pretty . ' They did the same with male faces and noticed that most of them were different . They first spotted the distinctions when looking at stills from the new animated film Inside Out . The green drawings ( male ) and the red lines ( female ) show the differences between the two . According to a Tumblr user , he said : 'Historically speaking , animating female characters are really , really difficult , because they have to go through these range of emotions , but you have to keep them pretty and they ’ re very sensitive to — you can get them off a model very quickly . 'So , having a film with two hero female characters was really tough , and having them both in the scene and look very different if they ’ re echoing the same expression ; that Elsa looking angry looks different from Anna being angry . ' A Disney spokeswoman reacted to the controversy by saying : 'Animation is an intricate and complex art form . 'These comments were recklessly taken out of context . As part of a roundtable discussion the binaries was describing some technical aspects of CG animation and not making a general comment on animations females versus males or other characters . ' The allegations follow on from claims by Frozen 's head of animation , Lindo De Salvo , who said creating the female characters was tricky because you have to 'keep them pretty .
Post by Every-Flavored-Bean highlights similarities of female characters . Shows each has the same shaped face while males are more distinctive . Follows comments by Lindo De Salvo 's head of animation in 2013 that it 's difficult to animate females because they have to be kept 'pretty '