The purpose of the study is to dissect the dual-function of the Disney-Pixar movie Easter eggs: the brand charisma and marketing intensification. The research firstly discerns the three marketing intensions of the Disney-Pixar eggs design: the manifestation on the filmmaking prominence, the dissemination of the brand story, and the product marketing; secondly, in order to analyze the effectiveness of the Easter eggs that were set outside the main length of the Disney-Pixar movies, the study examines three different animation-setting-available spaces: the title sequence of the movies, the closing credits of the movies, and the movie trailers; thirdly, the study deconstructs the design of the eggs which built up the brand charisma by establishing the parallel time of all Disney-Pixar movies into three aspects: the verisimilitude of the films, guest characters from different Disney-Pixar films, and the series of distinct Disney-Pixar eggs.