Why is a Disney cartoon ghost dancing in a line?

I'm not really sure. Maybe it's some kind of creative concept or theme that someone came up with, but it's not a common or straightforward combination.

I'd say 'The Little Mermaid' has notable dancing. Ariel's underwater dance and the final wedding dance are quite charming. The animations and music make the dancing really stand out.

The bugs' dancing in Disney cartoons is usually very lively and colorful. They have unique movements and expressions that make it super fun to watch.

The Disney cartoon 'Camp Rock' has teenagers dancing and singing. It's a fun and energetic show with great dance numbers.

Maybe 'Descendants' is the one you're looking for. It has scenes of teenagers dancing and having fun in a magical setting.

Well, the dancing ghost cartoon tells the story of a ghost who discovers the joy of dancing and faces challenges in a supernatural realm. There are magical elements and unexpected twists along the way.

Maybe they are having a party or celebrating something. That's just a fun and creative idea in the cartoon world.

Maybe it's for adding some cuteness and fun to the cartoon.

The story could involve the trees discovering their ability to dance and having adventures in a fantasy world. It might teach lessons about friendship and self-expression.

One such Disney cartoon could be 'The Princess and the Frog'. It showcases some wonderful jazz-inspired dance sequences.