What if all of these happened?: - Viacom will be acquiring "Hasbro" in 2006.
"Nickelodeon" would acquire "Jumbo Pictures" (which would remain open forever) in 1996 instead of "Disney" so that way "PB&J Otter" (1998-2000), "Stanley" (2001-2004) "JoJo's Circus" (2003-2007) would air on "Nick Jr." instead of "Playhouse Disney" although "Nickelodeon" would sell the rights of "Doug" to Disney.
"Jumbo Pictures" would be reincorporated as "Cartoon Pizza" in 2001 and never be closed down permanently.
Despite this, Jumbo Pictures would still co-produce 101 Dalmatians: The Series and PB&J Otter and provide pre-production services for 13 episodes of Sabrina: The Animated Series.
"Paramount Parks" would have remained the way it is.
"Maya the Bee" (the 1975 anime) and Adventures of the Little Koala would continue to air on the Nick Jr. block on Nickelodeon permanently.
Mr. Men and Little Miss, also known in the United States as The Mr. Men Show (1997 TV series), would air on the Nick Jr. block on Nickelodeon in the United States on October 7, 1997, permanently.
Little Bill and Dora the Explorer would have started airing reruns on Noggin on April 1, 2002.
Mr. Men and Little Miss, also known in the United States as The Mr. Men Show (1997 TV series), would air on "Noggin" from February 2, 1999, permanently.
A live action/animated short to celebrate Nickelodeon's 45th anniversary will be produced on April 5th, 2024, and it will be released in front of "The Casagrandes Movie" (2024); while also premiering on the said channel four days ago, being called The Splat Rises.
This short will made to coincide with the 45th anniversary of the "Nickelodeon" network.
Nickelodeon and film directors will convince Ubisoft, "Disney" for "SpongeBob" and "Barnyard" only, "Nelvana" (with the exception of Ollie's Pack), Hasbro, and Xilam to lend their characters to appear in the film, the same way Steven Spielberg convinced Warner Bros. and the various other companies to lend their characters to appear in Touchstone's Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
The short will make a reference to how not all the properties in the short are owned by Nickelodeon.
Plot for this short: After overhearing from Brain Robbins that Nickelodeon is celebrating 45th anniversary, the characters will decide to spring into action, with SpongeBob, Patrick, and Garfield leading the charge for the party, despite it was licensing agreement by Disney for "SpongeBob SquarePants" and "Barnyard".
"The Splat Rises" will be inspired by Disney's "Once Upon a Studio".
"The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius" (2002-2006) would instead be renewed for more seasons and more episodes as popular show, just like "SpongeBob SquarePants".
After DNA and O-Mation had being shut down in 2013, "Reel FX" in Dellas, Texas will provide the animation for The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius to make animation better as upgraded animation than the other previous seasons.
"Planet Sheen" will actually have a TV movie involved Jimmy and his friends going to save Sheen as a series finale to the original series replacing "Banana Quest".
Nick will keep it on renewed "Jimmy Neutron" for more seasons to the point the show will transition for 1.78:1 aspect ratio widescreen.
"Jimmy Neutron" will have a theatrical sequel called "Jimmy Neutron 2.0" in 2016.
The sequel premise has Retroville being enslaved by a race called the Coractians and Jimmy and company must save their hometown.
Following DNA Productions had closed down in 2006, the animation on the sequel was provided by Bardel Entertainment.
The sequel would receive a G-rating like the first film back in 2001.
The sequel will have additional songs including the Ramones "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend" (who played during Jimmy's newly romantic relationship with Cindy), "Wild One Two" by Jack Black ft. David Guetta, Nicky Romero and Sia (who played during the montage of Jimmy testing the team's armor plates), and ELO's re-recorded version of "Xanadu" (who played during the end of the film), and Queen's "Heaven for Everyone" (who played during the end credits roll).
Kelsey Grammer, Brie Larson, Eugene Levy, and Ty Burrell would be the new character voice roles as Emperor Vaz, Vex, Viz, and Vog.
"Nick Jr." would never remove all old shows from the air and instead have them make new friends with new shows so that way they can create a peaceful life where all old shows can co-exist with new shows.
The old "Nick Jr." and Noggin shows that are never getting removed and instead rerunning forever are:
Never being pulled from "Noggin" on the air on
Never being pulled from "Noggin" on the air on February 1, 2004, November 28, 2004 and December 25, 2004: "Sponk!" (a children's television game show produced by Sesame Workshop and Insight Productions), "Rubbadubbers" and "Bob the Builder"
Never being pulled from "Noggin" on the air on August 28, 2005, and "September 2005": "123 Sesame Street" and "Tweenies"
Never being pulled from "Noggin" on the air on April 9, 2006: "Tiny Planets"
Never being pulled from "Noggin" on the air on March 4, 2007, September 2, 2007 and November 11, 2007: "Connie the Cow", "Miffy and Friends", "Play with Me Sesame" (2002-2007) and "Maisy"
Never being pulled from "Noggin" on the air on March 2009 and on September 28, 2009: "Ebb & Flo" and "64 Zoo Lane"
Never being pulled from "Nick Jr." on the air on July 19, 2010, and October 30, 2010: "Lazy Town" and "Maggie and the Ferocious Beast"
Never being pulled from "Nick Jr." on the air on February 13, 2011, and April 8, 2011: "Blue's Room" and "Pinky Dinky Doo"
Never being pulled from "Nick Jr." on the air on March 1, 2012, and November 30, 2012: "The Upside-Down Show" and "Toot and Puddle"
Never being pulled from "Nick Jr." on the air on March 18, 2013, and June 14, 2013: "Oobi" and "Franklin"
Never being pulled from "Nick Jr." on the air on February 21, 2014, April 14, 2014, December 5, 2014, December 11, 2014, December 12, 2014, and December 26, 2014: "Little Bill", "Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!", "Gullah Gullah Island", "Oswald", "Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends" and "Jack's Big Music Show"
Never being pulled from "Nick Jr." on the air on August 9, 2015, and October 30, 2015: "Julius Jr." and "Olivia"
Never being pulled from "Nick Jr." on the air on July 2, 2016, August 23, 2016, October 23, 2016, October 24, 2016, and December 25, 2016: "The Fresh Beat Band", "Winx Club", "Lalaloopsy", "Yo Gabba Gabba!" and "Mia and Me"
Never being pulled from "Nick Jr." on the air on March 9, 2017: "Dino Dan"
Never being pulled from "Nick Jr." on the air on April 2, 2018, May 27, 2018, June 8, 2018, August 17, 2018, August 30, 2018, August 31, 2018, September 1st, 2018, September 21st, 2018, November 30, 2018 and December 28, 2018: Mysticons, Regal Academy, Teletubbies, The Backyardigans, Little Charmers, Tickety Toc, Wonder Pets!, Go, Diego, Go!, Little Bear, Mutt & Stuff, Zack & Quack, Mike the Knight and Ben & Holly's Little Kingdom
Never being pulled from "Nick Jr." on the air on March 29, 2019, May 10, 2019, June 10, 2019, July 1, 2019, and December 15, 2019: "Franklin & Friends", "Becca's Bunch", "Peter Rabbit", "Blue's Clues", "Sunny Day" and "Nella the Princess Knight"
Never being pulled from "Nick Jr." on the air on July 2, 2020, July 18, 2020, and October 9, 2020: "Top Wing", "Max & Ruby" and "Corn & Peg"
Never being pulled from "Nick Jr." on the air on January 1, 2021, March 2, 2021, August 13, 2021, October 18, 2021, and October 29, 2021: "Rusty Rivets", "Butterbean's Café", "Fresh Beat Band of Spies", "Dora & Friends: Into the City", "Shimmer and Shine" and "Rainbow Rangers"
Never being pulled from "Nick Jr." on the air on January 19, 2022, March 31, 2022, and April 2, 2022: "Deer Squad", "Wallykazam!" and "Abby Hatcher"
Never being pulled from "Nick Jr." on the air on February 11, 2024: "Santiago of the Seas" and "Dora the Explorer"
The TeenNick channel would stay as TEENick and would be gradually reformatted into a live action rerun channel complementing "The N", leading the main channel to focus exclusively on animated content
The Garfield Show would be different and better as "U.S. Acres" appears as a segment and is traditionally animated and introduces younger fans to Garfield and U.S. Acres.
Garfield, Jon and Nermal wouldn't be flanderized.
The show aired/premiered on Nickelodeon instead of Cartoon Network.
Characters from the strip such as Binky the Clown (Thom Huge), Irma (Tress MacNeille), and Big Vicious Dog (Gregg Berger) are present.
It does not rely on fantasy elements such as anthropomorphic lasagna.
Jon and Liz aren't in a relationship.
It's pacing is faster.
It uses 2D traditional animation instead of CGI.
Make the animation look more expressive, full of life, and fun rather than stiff, lifeless, and boring.
Episodes like "King Nermal" don't exist. Nermal's characterization is closer to that in Garfield and Friends. He is still voiced by Jason Marsden.
Orson Pig from U.S. Acres voiced by Gregg Berger.
Mark Evanier is still involved as a writer and producer.
It's theme song is the same as OTL, with the opening following Garfield traversing through comic strip panels and doing actions such as kicking Odie, mailing Nermal to Abu Dhabi, scarfing down on lasagna, sending Arlene flowers, and crashing Jon and Liz's date.
Jon Barnard is the series' composer.
Many of the Garfield video games are different and better.
This series is very different due to being produced by Nickelodeon Animation Studio instead of Dargaud Media. It ran from 2007 to 2016, spanning nine seasons.
The Dora the Explorer series would have changes:
Kathleen Herles and Harrison Chad would still voice Dora and Boots respectively.
"The Legend of the Big Red Chicken", "Doctor Dora" and the original "Whose Birthday Is It?" with Swiper the Fox would actually have their home media releases.
Diego would actually appear in "Rescue, Rescue, Rescue!" since Baby Jaguar is in it.
In the AU version of "What Happens Next?":
"Hurry, Hurry!" would be replaced with the original travel song.
The Big Bad Wolf would appear again in the second travel song rather than Swiper.
The Explorer Stars wouldn't appear.
Swiper would try to swipe the golden eggs instead of Red Riding Hood's basket of treats.
Boots' Character Find would play at the end credits of this episode.
The cloud would not block the rainbow.
In the AU version of "ABC Animals":
The Explorer Stars would appear in this episode.
Gusty, a star who only appeared in "What Happens Next?", would instead appear in this episode.
Gusty's minigame would play in the end credits of this episode.
The cloud that blocks the rainbow would block the Z zipper.
In the AU version of "Super Spies 2: The Swiping Machine", the Fiesta Trio would play their extended fanfare at Tico's birthday party instead of at the Underground River.
Freddie the Fruit Bat Saves Halloween!, Egyptian Camel Adventure, A New Flamingo Mommy and The Bobo's Mother's Day! would air in 2008 from June 24 to 27 while The Great Polar Bear Rescue would've premiered on August 12, 2008.
"Dora and the Lost City of Gold" would be produced by "Paramount Animation" as a fully traditionally animated film instead of "Paramount Players", "Walden Media" and "MRC" as a live-action film, meaning that the hallucination scene would not be in it.
The toilet humor would be heavily toned down, as the film would instead be rated G.
The animation would be like this:
Bright, Saturated Colors: A rich, colorful palette to capture the lush jungles, ancient ruins, and magical elements.
Expressive Character Designs: Classic, cartoony designs that stay true to the Dora universe but with updated details and smoother, more fluid animation.
Whimsical and Surreal Flourishes: Similar to the hallucination scene in the live-action movie, moments of whimsy or magic (like speaking to the Explorer Stars or solving puzzles) would include playful, exaggerated effects.
Smooth Motion and Cinematic Framing: More cinematic shots, lively character animations, and choreographed action sequences to modernize the storytelling without losing the charm of the original series.
Blink Industries Touch: Since the animation is done by Blink Industries, known for their creative and innovative style, it would likely include unique visual transitions, quirky humor through animation, and a playful yet polished aesthetic that feels fresh and engaging.
Some of the characters from the original TV series (like Azul the Train, the Wizzles, Mr. Scarecrow, Baby Blue Bird (who has permanently become ageless) Rescue Pack, Click, Little Star, Val the Octopus, Baby Red Fish, King Bobo, The Dog Catcher, Puppy, and the 100 puppies (from Save the Puppies!), Rojo the Firetruck, 10 Wheeler, Bulldozer, Giant Crane, Tow Truck, Ice Cream Truck (from "Stuck Truck") Baby Crab, Mommy Crab, Squishy Squid, Mariana the Mermaid, Good Wizard, the Good Witch, Flinky, Al, Dinky, Plinky, Baby Winky and Inky, the ABC Animals (Ant, Bear, Cat, Dog, Elephant, Frog, Giraffe, Horse, Iguana, Jaguar, Kangaroo, Lion, Mouse, Nightingale, Octopus, Pig, Quetzal, Rhinoceros, Snake, Turtle, Umbrella Bird, Vulture, Whale, X-Ray Fish, Yak, Zebra), Roberto the Robot, Robot Bike, Robot Dog, Robot Cat, Roberto's Grandpa, Special Delivery Bird, Mr. Snowman (who has used a snow cloud to make himself frozen solid forever to never sweat and prevent himself from melting), Little Flower, Jack O' Lantern, Sand Crab, the Pirate Piggies and Señor Tucán who would stay ageless from the original series and have larger roles) would appear in the film.
Marc Weiner (while still voicing Map) reprises his role as Swiper.
Benicio Del Toro voices Swiper's father.
Boots, Backpack and Map talk to have larger roles.
Other popular Dora the Explorer characters like Benny, Isa, the Grumpy Old Troll, Baby Jaguar (now ageless permanently staying 2 years old forever.), Fiesta Trio and Tico have bigger roles, and Big Red Chicken has a big role in the movie to stay ageless from the original series.
Harrison Chad reprises his role as Boots while Danny Trejo voices the Chocolate Tree instead.
"I'm the Map", "Backpack, Backpack", "The Travel Song", "I'm The Grumpy Old Troll", and Swiper's original music would actually be featured in the movie and the Fiesta Trio would actually play their fanfare music after Dora, Alana, Naiya, Kate, Emma, Pablo, Guillermo, Isabella, Alicia and Daisy pass every place in this movie. Los Angeles would be replaced by Playa Verde; Uruguay and the Peruvian jungle would be replaced by the rainforest.
The locations like "Tallest Mountain", "Gooey Geyser", "The Troll Bridge", "Boots' Treehouse", "Professor Plyborg's Workshop", "Blueberry Hill", "Troll Bridge", "Purple Planet", "Fairytale Land" (from "Dora's Fairytale Adventure", "Benny's Barn", "Isa's Garden", "Railroad Bridge" (where Roberto fixes the bridge and puts the pieces back together with his tools.), "Star Mountain" and "Play Park" would appear in the film as call backs.
Dora has the same outfit and personality as the original series throughout the movie with Kathleen Herles reprising her role as Dora instead of Isabella Merced.
Diego has the same hairstyle as the original series and is also empathetic, understanding and kind to Dora and has the same personality as the original series who defends Dora from the bullies instead of a serious, factual and angst teen with Jake T Austin reprising his role instead of Jake Wahlberg.
The "Dora" haters will be satirized as the bullies and jocks including Sammy who torment Dora.
The sun costume will instead be replaced with Dora's dress from "Dora's World Adventure" in the school dance scene with her and Diego's friends from the original series and Go Diego Go cheering for her and the bullies calling her names.
Map, Diego and Backpack would appear to comfort Dora that her new life in Playa Verde, Uruguay is hard and call out the bullies of Dora especially after Sammy says the same line that Diego said from the "TrL" movie in a mean and snobby way and Daisy and Alicia comfort Guillermo and Isabella that their first day at elementary school is hard too while babysitting them.
Dora and Diego would get video calls from Boots (who has become an ageless 5-year-old Monkey.), Isa, Tico, Benny, Jaguar the Grumpy Old Troll, Azul the Train and their rainforest friends.
The Explorer Stars will make appearances in four scenes in the movie.
The old woman is revealed to be Sabrina and Ally in disguise with Jessica the ice witch as their assistant.
Sammy gets turned into a monkey by the good witch and Jessica as a punishment for bullying Dora and becomes Boots' girlfriend and Randy becomes Dora's boyfriend.
Dora and Diego's school classmates are Mei, Amelie, N'dari, Vladimir, Paj, Medina, Lucia, Isabel, Jorge, Juma and Kicho who are Dora's other human friends and reunite with their old friends at Dora and Diego's new High School, representing the Dora fanbase.
The hallucination scene would be replaced by a scene where Dora, Diego, Boots, Alana, Naiya, Kate, Emma, Pablo, Guillermo, Isabella, Alicia and Daisy solve a riddle from the Grumpy Old Troll at the Troll Bridge.
Alana, Naiya, Kate, Emma, Pablo, Guillermo, Isabella, Alicia and Daisy will be the main human characters along with Dora's animal friends throughout the entire movie instead of Sammy and Randy who have minor roles.
The main villains will be El Mago, the witches from Fairytale Land and Snowy Forest, Señor Shush, La Bruja, Fifi the Skunk, Ying Ying the Weasel, Fomkah the Bear, and Sammy the Hyena, Swiper's father, Tranimal, Robot Butterfly and the reluctant Bobo Brothers are the villains of the feature instead of Alejandro, Viper, Powell and Christina X who are just disguises for El Mago and his oafish rabbit minions.
The voice actors will consist of the voice actors from the show and celebrities.
The Lost City of Toys is the real lost city while Paparita is a replica city build as a way to test Dora and her friends' bravery and Sabrina, Ally, Queen Kawillaka and her children Rosita and Burgin (old friends of Dora and Diego whom they meet after the events of Dora's Big Birthday Adventure), (voiced by America Ferrera, Isabella Moner and Jeff Wahlberg) giving out all of the presents.
The opening song and scene will be different as Dora, Diego, Alicia and Daisy drive on the jeep with Boots, Backpack, Map, Rescue Pack and Baby Jaguar singing the theme, stopping Swiper swiping their stuff and saying hello to everyone in the rainforest up to Dora's house where everyone welcomes the audience to the movie.
The interactivity of the show will be made cinematic by using kid voices in the style of Blue's Clues and Super Why to respond to the characters' questions for the audiences to avoid disturbing general moviegoers watching other movies.
Dora and Diego and her family move to Playa Verde; Peru (not too far away from the rainforest) due to their parents' new job and they have a farewell party with Dora and Diego's friends and by the time, the main movie events start with Dora, Diego, Alicia, Guillermo and Isabella being homesick of the rainforest with their parents being sympathetic to her.
Dora and Diego's parents (who have the same personalities as the original series) plan to go discover to Parapita while Dora, Alicia and Diego are upset that they can't come due to starting their first day at High School until their parents assure them that they will come later and will call them when they need their help. Dora and Diego's parents call Dora and Diego after the video call with Dora and Diego's rainforest friends that they are in trouble due to their old enemies teaming up to take the treasure for themselves and want revenge on them and Dora and Diego need all the help them can get to save them and the rainforest. So, Dora, Diego, Guillermo, Isabella, Alicia, Daisy, Kate, Emma, Naiya, Alana and Pablo travel back to the rainforest on Avion and rescue Pack as a hot air Balloon back to the rainforest to set up a team of Dora's rainforest friends to discover the city and stop El Mago.
Dora and El Mago have a wizard's duel and Boots and Swiper's father have a lightsaber duel in the final battle along with their friends fighting the villains.
Swiper and the Grumpy Old Troll act as spies for Dora, Diego and her friends to find out about what the villains are up too.
After going into the rainforest, Dora and Diego discover a fountain of youth (that has never been in the rainforest before) called "Rainforest Youth Fountain", so Dora and Diego go into and something magically happens, they turn 8 years old while Alicia turns 11 years old discovering the "Rainforest Youth Fountain" is permanent meaning that nobody can turn back to their normal age ever again. Dora couldn't believe that the fountain made them all younger as everybody agrees so they continue the adventure.
Chocolate tree, Boots and Dora's human and animal friends give Dora the encouragement she needs after El Mago still kidnaps Dora's parents, hid the keys in seven different worlds Dora visited and let his own idiotic Rabbit minions deal with Dora and co which they outwitted and defeated despite being exposed via Glowy Star and Boots explains that he befriended her due to seeing a lot of greatness, intelligence and bravery within her (despite Boots being an ageless 5 year old monkey).
El Mago will be more villainous than in the show similar to Plankton from "The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie" (2004) and like that movie, it will be welcoming to new fans of Dora the explorer.
There is a world hopping scene to find the keys El Mago hid in Wizzle World, Purple Planet, Fairytale land, Nursery Rhyme land, Mermaid Kingdom, Snowy Forest and Crystal Kingdom.
At the end of the movie after Dora and her family and friends got the treasure and passed the test, everyone including Dora' animal friends' families have a victory party near Dora's old house and Dora and Diego's parents plan to move back to the rainforest to help cure their home sickness after High School and attend the college at the rainforest the same one that Daisy attended during the events of "Go Diego Go" and Dora and Diego's parents would say as they drive home to the rainforest "It's the least we can do for our special children who has done such very big things. Thank you, Dora and Diego." and Dora and friends sing the "We Did It" song at the party and Dora and her friends say their favorite parts alongside the audience via child voices and they say, "Thanks for helping, Gracias" one more time before they tease the sequel series coming soon.
Helena Giersz, Chris Gifford, Valerie Valdes and Eric Weiner will have full involvement in the series.
The new characters, besides Sammy and Randy and El Mago's rabbit minions, will be Queen Kawillaka, her daughter and son Rosita and Burgin, Paoi (Dora's friend from Brazil and Emma's sister), Swiper's villainous father, Marcela the Good Witch's little sister Linda, Archaeologist Star, Mermaid Star, Jedi Star, Animal Star and a golden bird spirit.
Valerie Valdes will voice the Golden Bird Spirit and Boots' mother in the film.
The film will gross over $500 million worldwide and score 100% on rotten tomatoes.
Season 2 of Blue's Room ("Blue's Farm Playdate" to "Music Stars") would be heavily altered, produced and premiered from November 2005 to January 2006, rewritten as season one episodes without Sprinkles before "Meet Blue's Baby Brother". And speaking of the latter:
It would be a theatrical feature film, not a TV special, and its runtime would be extended to 1 hour and 25 minutes to include more scenes and it would instead be released on "January 22, 2007"
Steve, Slippery, Sidetable Drawer, Tickety Tock, Purple Kangaroo, Orange Kitten, Green Puppy, Silly Seat, Dress-Up Chest, Boogie Woogie, Dictonary, Handy Dandy Journal, Key, Mirinda and Steve's grandma would actually appear in the film.
The film would have had a villain named Ms. Villain (played by Chita Rivera).
There would be a mail time segment at the end of the movie, and in the video letter, celebrities would thank Blue and Joe for going to Puppyville and bringing their baby brother back home.
If that wasn't enough, Blue's Big City Adventure would also get some changes:
At the same time, it streams on Paramount+, the film would also be a theatrical release as well so that parents can take their kids to the cinema for the very first time.
It would be released under Paramount Players, and just like "Meet Blue's Baby Brother", its runtime would be extended to 1 hour and 40 minutes to include a few more scenes.
There would be three new characters named Romeo (the villain played by Mandy Patinkin), Izzy (played by Isabela Merced) and Jeffy (played by Jeff Wahlberg).
There would also be a few new songs named "Romeo in Action!" and "Stop It Right There, Josh and Blue!" (performed by Romeo), as well as "Sing" (performed by Izzy, Jeffy and Josh). All of these songs would still be written by Alex Geringas.
The movie would instead be filmed in the taller 1.85:1 aspect ratio, but the scenes involving Romeo would now be filmed in the anamorphic 2.39:1 aspect ratio. This would make it the second film based on a Nick Jr. series to have the latter aspect ratio after "PAW Patrol: The Movie".
This AU version of Blue's Big City Adventure would have a $25 million budget and would gross $100 million worldwide.
An AU Nick Jr. original show named "Jumby: Time Traveler" (which would center this: In the city of Berrysburg, two young kids, one being somewhat impulsive, the other being down-to-earth, are pondering about the world around them, as a sweet-natured and helpful yet comedic time-traveling elephant named Jumby Malarky invites them on adventures as they travel through time in his Hot Air Balloon and learn about various historic events, how things were made, and much more, all while learning positive morals along the way) would be premiering on April 23, 2018 until July 15th, 2022.
And also, "Super Monsters", "Action Pack", "Luna Pentunia", "Beat Bugs", "Creature Cases", "Motown Magic" and "Spirit Rangers" would air on "Nick Jr." instead of streaming on "Netflix" respectively.
"Viacom" would acquire the rights of "StoryBots" instead of "Netflix" in 2015 and instead of 2019 meaning that "Ask the StoryBots" and "StoryBots: Answer Time" would air on "Nick Jr."
Nickelodeon would keep the rights to Yo Gabba Gabba!, with Yo Gabba Gabbaland! instead airing on Nick Jr. and Paramount+ instead of Apple TV+... speaking of this the reboot would have changes:
Instead of Kammy Kam being the host, DJ Lance Rock would the main host of the show.
The Season 1 segments like "Play Pretend with Muno", "Games with Foofa", "Learn with Plex", "Colors with Brobee" and "Listen to Sounds with Toodee" are actually appearing in the reboot.
Biz Markie would never get a stroke, and instead actually appear in the reboot making "Biz's Beat of the Day" return.
the "Super Martian Robot Girl" animation segment would return and Plex would actually be able to read Super Martian Robot Girl.
8-bit games are actually used in the reboot, just like of how they were used in original show.
The Super Music Friends Show is hosted in a live setting and broadcast through the mini-TV like in the original, but Plex beams everyone into the mini-TV and the Gabba gang participates dancing along with the music.
Funny Faces are used with all kids making funny faces like from the original show.
Season 1 would have 20 episodes instead of 9.
After Gabbaland is reverted back to normal, DJ Lance gets his boombox out like in "Short Story" and "Play" as he opens it up as he places the Gabbas in their usual places of the boombox as usual and closes it to walk offscreen leaving Gabbaland on the right.
"WildBrain!" would keep it's 2007 logo self forever.
The "Nick Jr. Productions" logo (2005-2009) will also be appearing after the credits finish too as a callback, and before the "Nickelodeon Productions" logo.
The "Nickelodeon Productions" logo appears after the credits are finished.
The "DJ Lance Dance" segment returns.
This show would become the longest running show on television.
All of the characters that are coming back in the reboot are:
Mr. Lizard
Mr. Mole
The animals from Foofa Land
The Sun
The Oskie Bugs
All of the references of the OG "Yo Gabba Gabba!" will all be added into the reboot.
The "Yo Gabba Gabbaland!"'s minisodes will all be called "Yo Gabba Shorts!"
Nickelodeon would acquire "Out of the Blue Enterprises" on March 21, 2005, instead of being acquired by "9 Story USA".
As a result, "Super Why! (2007-2016)", "Creative Galaxy" (2013-2019), "Wishenpoof!" (2014-2019) and "Charlie's Colorforms City" (2019-2022) would air on Nick Jr (although they would still premiere on September 3, 2007, April 15, 2013, December 20, 2013, and March 22, 2019, and the animation of "Super Why!" would still be handled by "C.O.R.E Feature Animation", the animation of "Creative Galaxy" would still be handled by "Out of the Blue Enterprises" and "Amazon Studios", the animation of "Wishenpoof!" would still be handled by "DHX Studios Halifax" and the animation of "Charlie's Colorform City" would still be handled by "IoM Media Ventures" while keeping their original storylines, original voice casts, original tones, original character designs and original formats which would remain intact.).
"Nickelodeon" and "DHX Media" would sue Protegent in 2018.
"PAW Patrol" (2013-present) and "Spin Master" would be fully owned by "Nickelodeon" and "Nick Jr.". along with "Little Charmers", "Rusty Rivets" and "Abby Hatcher"
"Paw Patrol: The Movie" (2021):
"Chase's Nightmare" will be kept it into the final film, despite the film is still being G rated. And it will take place right before the Train mission and this explains why Chase is afraid of heights as the dark and scary humor will be removed.
Katie and Alex would have larger roles, officially joining the members of the PAW Patrol.
Cali and Mr. Porter would appear as well.
William Shatner would provide narration for this film and the next film's opening.
"Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie" (2023):
Just like the first film back in 2021, it would have a G-rating.
All frightening or dark elements that might be unsettling for very young children would be removed to have softening certain scenes and reducing intense action sequences.
Harrison Ford would replace Ron Pardo as the voice of Mayor Humdinger.
The song "Mean Green Mother from Outer Space" from the "Little Shop of Horrors" musical would be heard the film's AU post-credits scene.
The film would be produced in the taller 1.85:1 aspect ratio instead of the anamorphic 2.39:1 aspect ratio, and due to the superhero nature of the film, it would be converted to 3D during post-production and would now be released in RealD 3D, IMAX 3D, Dolby Cinema and 4DX.
Super Why! (2007-2016):
General:
Early on in Season 1, the character in their original designs would actually make the proper facial expressions whenever they're angry, sad or surprised, similar to when the producers refined the character models to have the characters express with their eyebrows, eyelids and mouth properly in Season 2.
The animation of the third season would instead be better and also provided by "Reel FX" only to be improved to be making it more well-detailed and more realistic to have motion blur like in the first season and second season.
The show would receive a film adaption by "Nickelodeon Movies" and "Paramount Animation" called "Super Why!: The Movie"
The animation for the movie would be provided by "Reel FX"
The movie would be a musical film similar to "The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part", "Trolls" and "Wonka".
PLOT: After the events of the original series, a new super reader named Power Paige joins the team in order to find their greatest super story answer to go into an old storybook called "The Lost Storybook", however... things take a turn for the worse when the Eraser teams up with More Man and other supervillains named Outta Space and the Shuffler hatch an evil scheme to threaten and take over Storybook Village once for all! will the Super Readers stop him before it's too late?
Nickelodeon Animation Studio would co-produce and acquire the rights of Pocoyo with Zinkia, as a result, the series would be airing on Nick Jr.
Pocoyo Racing, Hello Pocoyo!, and Pocoyo Party would now be published entirely by Nick Games.
In 2009, the franchise would be acquired by Nickelodeon.
Stephen Hughes would changing the British accents to American words, since he still voiced as the narrator in Pocoyo except using his American voice.
The series would be aired on Nick, Jr. in the United States and internationally especially with United Kingdom and Spain forever.
In 2016, Season 4 of Pocoyo would still be aired on Nickelodeon and Nick, Jr.
The fifth season of Pocoyo would actually release in mid-2023, instead of being delayed to 2024.
This new season would feature more new characters such as Pocoyo's little sister, Pocoyina.
This fifth season would be similar to season 4 episode "Dragon Island", the five of the episodes would be mixed into live action.
Pocoyo and the Space Circus and Pocoyo's Big Party would be aired on Nickelodeon for every country with Brazil and Latin America between 2008 and 2009 as a television special for Space Circus and Pocoyo's Big Party as a television film.
In the Brazil dubs, The Space Circus and Big Party would actually have a Brazilian dubs in 2008 and 2009 for Nickelodeon.
Pocoyo and the Space Circus DVD would be released in 2008 by Paramount Home Entertainment instead of being released in 2013.
Pocoyo home media would now be released under Paramount DVD and Paramount Home Entertainment label for internationally releases.
Nickelodeon Animation Studios would now produce Pocoyo.
Ana Sani would be voicing Nina as officially second speaking role to 2017's Pocoyo, like he did in the narrator.
"Little Bill" (1999-2004):
Little Bill would never draw on April's door nor crumble up Kiku's paper.
"The Backyardigans" (2004-2013):
Have Pablo and Austin appear in "Chichen Itza Pizza."
"Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!" (2006-2010):
The show would actually have additional seasons until 2015.
"Wonder Pets!" (2006-2016):
Ollie would officially become a permanent member the "Wonder Pets" after "Save the Skunk" throughout the whole series.
"Nickelodeon Animation Studio" would've co-produced "HiT Entertainment"'s shows.
As a result, all "HiT" shows would air on "Nick Jr." and "Noggin" for reruns.
"Thomas & Friends: Big World, Big Adventures!" and "All Engines Go!" wouldn't exist, meaning that the original "Thomas and Friends" series would still continue to become the longest running animated show on television and wouldn't switch from models to CGI.
The "Engine Roll Call" song would still continue as the "Learning Segments" would be kept after "Season 10".
The series 9 onwards of "Fireman Sam" was heavily altered as it continued with the stop-motion animation, kept the original continuity and taken all the great elements from season 5 and put them over into season 9, ignoring the events of the sixth, seventh and eighth seasons.
"Hot Animation" wouldn't be closed down.
"Bob the Builder" (2015) would never happen meaning that the original "Bob the Builder" series would still continue and become a longest running animated show on television.
"Rubbadubbers" and "Pingu" would be revived for newer episodes.
"The Wiggles" television series would be kept under "HIT Entertainment"'s ownership and end up after the fourth series "The Wiggles Show!" in order to avoid ruining childhoods, especially how we miss the older members of the Wiggles.
"Barney & Friends" and "Angelina Ballerina" would actually be produced in 2017 like they were originally intended.
"Kipper" would additionally get a 2019 reboot.
"Paramount" would acquire the rights of "Sesame Workshop" on November 1, 1969, meaning that Sesame Workshop would still be involved with Noggin, but also "Sesame Street", "Dragon Tales", "Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat", the 2009 "Electric Company" revival (which would be instead titled as: "The Electric Company: Back in the Company!") and "Esme and Roy" would air on "Nick Jr." instead of "PBS Kids".
Transformers BotBots will have some changes:
Season 1:
By the end of Season 1, Every BotBot in the mall will finally accept the Lost Bots as official part of their society as an official squad as well.
Had a prologue episode for The Goldrush Games (combined with Easily Over-Heard Conversation) where Ulf gets shocked when she saw Spud Scolds Brock O'Lonely to wear in a robot suit "The Gamemaster" to sabotage the Lost Bots and exile to the Dark Side of the Mall, and she realize that Burgertron was telling the truth all along and Spud had evil plans.
Also, Ulf will overhear Spud talk to Brock O'Lonely to enter the robot suit when Spud Muffin had evil plans to sabotage the Lost Bots, much to Ulf's shocked.
Had "Caught on Tape" and "Engineered Public Confession" tropes: After Spud breaks the sacred rule of the mall, Ulf will also had evidence to reveal the footage to every BotBots in the mall that Spud Muffin had villainous plans while he scolds Brock O'Lonely to wearing the robot suit, and reveal his true identity and crimes that Spud was suspected all along; much to every other squads' shocked.
Then, every other squad will hear of his crimes too.
Make a redemption arc for Spud Muffin in the end of The Goldrush Games; where he convinces the Lost Bots and every BotBots in the mall to give a second chance, but Burgertron will give one condition to him ("On One Condition" trope) to make Spud promise that he will never sabotage them again.
Dimlit will never return his old self for the post-Season 1 episodes after Spirit of Halloween.
Lady Macaron's gender will be switched to male character; Justin Theroux will may be his voice with French accent, but he speaks English.
Lolly Licks will join The Lost Bots as the sixth member after she saved Burgertron from being eaten by Dave in the first episode, although they still break the sacred rule of the mall.
Bonz-Eye would actually have her eyelashes since she is a female character for the entire cartoon show.
Clogstopper and Bonz-Eye will be recasted by Chris Rock and Lucy Liu and being American actors and their American accents.
The BotBots cartoon show will be released on September 24th, 2021, on Netflix; while the season two will be released on March 25th, 2022.
Season 2:
By the start of the Season 2, The Lost Bots will start their new life as their first "Official Squad" day, and Spud redeems himself after the Season 1 finale The Goldrush Games.
The Lost Bots will also become the heroes and bestest in the mall.
Ulf the Orange will be more likable character in the two season and the later seasons of Transformers BotBots.
Burgertron and the Lost Bots will never get flanderization for the rest of the later seasons as they will remaining their original personality for permanently.
The two seasons will have an "Loved by All" trope for The Lost Boys: By the start of the season two, the Lost Bots are now loved by every BotBots in the mall.
Had "Till Mall Are One" as the first episode for Season 2: Aftermath of The Goldrush Games, the Lost Bots (now accepted as an official squad) are trying their best to fit in.