What if all of this happened in real life and was actually real? - "Walt Disney Pictures" would fully acquire the rights of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and Ortensia the Cat after suing "Universal" in 1928 so that way WW1, WW2 and WW3 would never happen and be erased from existence? What if 9/11 never happened and was erased from existence discovering that the repetitive, safe, and bland ones aren't so bad and instead acceptable to be used for permission to be used whenever they want? What if "Walt Disney Pictures" fully acquired "Marvel" on September 2, 1939? What if "Buena Vista Pictures Distribution" was renamed to "Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures" in 1930 instead of 2007? What if "Disney Digital 3D" was found in 1949? What if "Walt Disney Pictures" fully acquired "Pixar Animation Studios" on Feb 4, 1986, to create their first CGI film on November 7, 1986, before releasing "Toy Story" (1995) which could still debut in 1995 and still releasing on November 22, 1995? What if "Pixar" co-produced "First Kid" (1996) as it's first live-action film then "Flubber" (1997) and then "Inspector Gadget" (1999) and then "Inspector Gadget 2" (2003) and then "Sky High" (2005) so they can co-produce "Disney" live-action films? What if "Walt Disney Pictures" fully acquired "Blue-Sky Studios" on February 23, 1987 (which would never close down in 2021), to create their first CGI film on July 18, 1987, before "Ice Age" (2002) still debuting in 2002 and releasing on March 15, 2002? What if "20th Century Fox" sold the rights of "The Simpsons" (which would keep it's original glory, original cultural legacy, original animation, original format, original voice cast and original tone to remain the same and have the swearing, adult gags, potty humor and violence toned down to make it aim towards a childrens' audience to make it have a TV-Y7 rating so that way Patty and Selma will stop smoking. And "The Simpsons Movie" (2007) (keeping it's original storyline, original format, original voice cast, original animation and original tone remaining the same would have a PG-rating to censor the Skateboarding scene and be produced by "Walt Disney Pictures" and co-produced by "Blue Sky Studios". and that way "The Simpsons Ride" (2008) (which would keep it's original storyline, original format, original character designs, original tone and original animation still being provied by "Blur Studio" and "Reel FX" to remain the same.) to "Disney Animation Television"? What if "Walt Disney Pictures" fully acquired "Dreamworks Animation" on October 13, 1994, to create their first CGI film in 1995 before "Antz" (1998) still debuting in 1998 (despite "Antz" and "Sharktale" (2004) still existing but performing better still being inspired by "A Bug's Life" (1998) and "Finding Nemo" (2003).) What if "Disney+" launched in 1999 as a direct-to-DVD service (much like similar to Redbox or the original version of Netflix), before it became a streaming service in 2006? What if "Disney" fully acquired "SpongeBob SquarePants" (1999-present.) (Keeping the original character designs, original voice cast, original background designs, original format, original format and original tone to remain the same.) and "United Plankton Pictures" on April 29, 1999? What if "Disney" fully acquired "Barnyard" (2006) (after production started in 2002)? What if "Disney" fully acquired "Birdo Studio" in 2005 after it was found. What if DreamWorks Animation will take inspiration from Pixar Animation Studios films? What if "Marvel" co-produced "The Incredibles" (2004) and "Incredibles 2" (2018) alongside with Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation Studios which means Stan Lee would appear in the films? What if Pixar's Made in Point Richmond (2001) would be released by Walt Disney Home Entertainment on Disney DVD? What if all "Pixar Animation Studios" would stay reframed for both 4.3 aspect ratio and 16:9 aspect ratio for Disney DVD and Disney Blu-Ray? What if Newt would actually be produced and released on June 14, 2014 as it was slightly rewritten, in order to avoid similarities with Blue Sky's Rio (2011), although Inside Out (2015) would still happen? What if Pixar will make an 2D interactive preschool show to be aired on Disney Junior on July 17, 2024, as Pixar's first preschool interactive series, starting with Bloofy and Pouchy from "Inside Out 2" called "Bloofy's Clubhouse"? What if the four-part episode of "Dream Productions", "Part 1: Dream Team, "Part 2: Out of Body", "Part 3: Romance!", "Part 4: A Night to Remember", will be combined into one single film, being titled "Dream Productions" to be the first Pixar's mockumentary film? What if Disney Interactive Studios, THQ Nordic and Pixar will make a tie-in RPG video game about Lance Slashblade from Inside Out 2 in his adventure on June 19, 2024, since he is a video game character? What if all Pixar films would still be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures? What if "Home on the Range" (2004) performed better (by keeping the plot but original and making it last 1 hour and 30 minutes: In 1889, amidst the Old West, wanted cattle rustler Alameda Slim steals most of Dixon Ranch's cattle. The ranch owner, Mr. Dixon, sells the remaining cow, Maggie, to Pearl, a kind, aging woman who runs a small farm called Patch of Heaven. Sam, the local Sheriff, arrives to tell Pearl that unless she pays back the bank in three days, her farm will be sold to the highest bidder. Hearing this, Maggie convinces farm cows Grace and Mrs. Calloway to go to town with her to win prize money at a fair. While the cows are in town, a bounty hunter named Rico drops off a criminal, collects their reward, and looks for a replacement horse while his rests. Idolizing him, Sam's horse, Buck, convinces Rico to take him. Upon seeing this and learning the reward for capturing Slim will cover Pearl's debt, Maggie convinces the other cows to help her collect the reward to save Patch of Heaven.
That night, they hide among a large herd of steers as they are smitten by two longhorns Barry and Bob. Slim arrives on the back of his bison Junior with his nephews the Willies. Before Maggie can attack him, Slim starts yodeling, which puts all of the cattle except the tone-deaf Grace into a hypnotic trance, allowing Slim to lead them away. Grace brings Maggie and Mrs. Calloway back to their senses, before Slim uses a landslide to cover his escape. Narrowly missing him, Rico and his men discuss their next move, while Buck argues with the cows, leading Rico to believe he is unreliable and return him to Sam. However, Buck escapes, determined to capture Slim for himself to prove his worth.
The cows continue their search in the hopes of capturing Slim before Buck, until they lose the trail during a flash flood and have a falling out, with Mrs. Calloway believing Maggie only wants revenge and Patch of Heaven would be better off without her. Along the way, the cows are joined by a peg-legged jackrabbit named Lucky Jack, who also lost his home, an old mine, to Slim. The cows decide to follow him, with Mrs. Calloway and Maggie making a deal that after the farm is saved, they will go their separate ways. With Lucky Jack’s help, the cows discover Slim converted the mine into his hideout and stole cattle from his former patrons to render them unable to support their land. When the subsequent auctions occur, he then disguises himself as respectable businessman "Yancy O'Dell" to buy their land using the money he makes from selling off the stolen cattle.

The cows and Jack capture Slim, and rush back to Patch of Heaven, with the Willies and Rico in pursuit. Learning Rico works for Slim, a devastated Buck helps the cows fight him, setting the stolen cattle free in the process. Slim escapes and dons his disguise to buy Patch of Heaven, but the cows return and join forces with Buck, Jack, and the rest of Patch of Heaven's farm animals to defeat and expose him. As Sam arrests Slim, Pearl uses the reward money to save her farm.

At first, Mrs. Calloway (who had come to like Maggie) and Grace are sad that Maggie had seemingly left, but their spirits are lifted when they see that Maggie decided to stay. The three cows, along with Barry, Bob, and Junior, celebrate with a square dance.) so it can become a franchise with "Treasure Planet" (2002) and "Brother Bear" (2003) performing better too and become franchises? What if "DisneyToon Studios", "Pacific Data Images", "Blue Sky Studios", and "Disney Interactive Studios" remained open forever? What if "Walt Disney Pictures" kept the rights and the ownership of The Baby Einstein Company forever ("Language Nursery", "Baby Bach", "Baby Shakespeare", "Baby Van Gogh", "Baby Santa's Music Box", "Neighborhood Animals", "World Animals" and "Baby Newton" would've been re-released as a 10th Anniversary Edition on September 9, 2008.
Baby Einstein's Cancelled videos would've been released.
"Baby Einstein: World of Colors" (video) would've been released on July 28, 2009.
"Baby Lullaby" would've never existed thus, "Baby Bach" would've been re-released as a Level 1 Discovery Kit on November 23, 2010.
"Baby Neptune" would've been re-released as a Level 2 Discovery Kit called "Neptune's Oceans" on November 23, 2010, instead of February 22, 2011.
"World of Rhythm" would've never existed... thus, "Numbers Nursery" would've been re-released as a Level 3 Discovery Kit called "World of Numbers and Counting" on November 23, 2010.)? What if "The Brave Little Toaster" (1989) (which would have a happy ending instead.), "Valiant" (2005), "The Wild" (2006) (performing better to be original, despite being inspired by "Madagascar" (2005), keeping the original animation still being provided by "C.O.R.E Feature Animation", original format, original voice cast, original characters, original format and original tone which would remain intact.) and "G-Force" (2009) were fully produced by "Disney" under the "Walt Disney Pictures" banner? What if Gwen Stefani actually reprised her role as DJ Suki in "Trolls: Holiday" (2017), "Trolls: The Beat Goes On" (2018-2019), "Trolls: World Tour" (2020), "Trolls: Trollstopia" (2020-2022),"Trolls: Scrapbook Stories" (2021), "Trolls: Holiday in Harmony" (2021) and "Trolls: Band Together" (2023) so that way "Dreamworks" and the staff would love her? What if the Disney-Fox merger never happened? And that way "Home on the Range" (2004) could receive an animated longest running interactive series called: "Home on the Range: Yippee-ki Yay, Dairy Girls!" (2012-present) which would be animated by Mercury Filmworks and that way Mrs. Calloway, Grace and Maggie can talk to the viewers. What is the plot like? What if these happened? - Disney Store and Mickey's Kitchen would be part of Disney Experiences, and it would be remaining opened.
DisneyQuest would never close down, being slightly updated instead.
McDonald's would never close down at Downtown Disney (now Disney Springs), and it wouldn't be receiving an overhaul near the All-Star Resorts and Disney's Blizzard Beach.
Discovery Island, Disney's River Country, Stitch's Great Escape!, Pleasure Island and Crossroads Shopping Center would never close down as well only to be refurbished and updated instead.
The Sorcerer's Hat and the Earffel Tower would stay open and stay there at Disney's Hollywood Studios, with the former remaining its thematic icon.
All Club Disney regional children's play center concepts would never be closed down, and it would be successful.
The Great Movie Ride would not be closed down with the only major change being an extensive refurbishment that finally fixed the long-broken "By a Waterfall" scene from Footlight Parade, although Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway still exists, being moved to Animation Courtyard replacing Star Wars: Launch Bay.
DisneyQuest Brazil would be opened inside at Pantanal Shopping, Cuiabá, due to Disney buying Birdo Studio in 2006, and it wouldn't be closed down.
"Mission: SPACE" would keep it's 2003 old glory, which means Gary Sinise would still portray Capcom and the female flight director would still be in it. Along with the company's branding "HTP" would never be removed.
"Space 220" would open on "June 9, 2006" on the same day of "Cars"
"Wonders of Life" would never close in 2007, which means it would still operate as MetLife's sponsorship would never end. And the AnaComical Players Theater show would never be eliminated in 2000.
"Test Track" would keep it's 1999-2012 glory forever too.
Also, in "EPCOT", MaleStrom" wouldn't close down which means "Frozen: Ever After" would instead be located in "Magic Kingdom"
Pixar Pier would still be known as Paradise Pier, although a Pixar-themed Park called "Pixar Park" was still added and that would encompass all Pixar properties, with the exception of Cars and A Bug's Life, which have their own lands.
A Bug's Land (which would also be located in "Animal Kingdom") would never close down permanently, which means "Avengers Campus" would instead be located in "Tomorrowland" near the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters and adjacent to the pathway.
"Cars Land" would also be located in "Disney's Hollywood Studios" which would be near Echo Lake which means Streets of America and Studio Backlot would never close down meaning that "Star Wars Land" would behind Hollywood Boulevard and "Toy Story Land" would also be near the entrance of the park.
Also, "The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror" would never be closed down in 2017, which means "Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout" (which would also instead be located in "Tomorrowland") would instead near the entrance of Tomorrowland, where the current "Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters" or "Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage" attractions are situated. This area often features vibrant, space-themed elements that would complement the intergalactic nature of the Guardians of the Galaxy ride.
Pixar would make sequels of WALL-E, Ratatouille, Onward, and A Bug's Life after they have enough money.
In WALL-E 2.0 (March 15, 2023):
The characters and assets would be updated to the modern technology from scratch, due to their Pixar's current software like Presto and Renderman.
The WALL-E variant of Pixar logo would be reused at the end of this sequel, but in a re-animated version: WALL-E variant of Pixar logo plays as normal, but in a 2019 re-animated and re-rendered variant, and EVE flies in from the right, knocking over the "P" in "P I X A R" before she takes its place, posing as the letter. Luxo, Jr. and WALL-E watch her throughout before resuming their original poses.
"WALL-E 2.0" would've become the number one highest-grossing animated movie of all time, and it would have a 100% rating for Rotten Tomatoes to being critical and commercial success as the Best Film of 2023.
WALL-E 2.0 would win at Oscar 2024 for Best Animated Feature.
Andrew Stanton will return in this sequel as director with Thomas Newman as composer.
In Ratz (June 19th, 2020 as spin-off/sequel to 2007's Ratatouille): It is set two years after the events of the first film, Remy (now the most renowned chef in Paris) teams up with Donna Rodnickson, a 16-year old girl who is turned into a rat by toxic waste, and helps her survive the big world as a rat and avoid an evil exterminator hired by the health inspector named "Frank Welkston".
Patton Oswalt would reprise his role as Remy in the film.
Brad Bird with Michael Giacchino would return in this film as director (also writer) for Brad Bird and film score composers for Michael Giacchino.
This film is dedicated to Brian Dennehy who died on April 15th, 2020, as a title appears that says "In loving memory of Brian Dennehy (1938-2020)".
This marks the last film for Brian Dennehy to be voice as Django before passing away on April 15, 2020, as being posthumous release.
The new characters include Reese Witherspoon [as Donna Rodnickson: an ordinary 16-year-old girl who gets turned into a rat by toxic waste], Ed Helms [as Frank Welkston, an evil and selfish pest exterminator hired by the health inspector to stop Remy and Donna], J.K. Simmons, Maya Rudolph, Joe Manganiello, Craig T. Nelson, Sophie Turner and Lucas Till, Jake Steinfield, Will Arnett, Brad Bird, John Ratzenberger, and Brad Garett.
In "A Bug's Life 2" (November 25th, 2022):
Molt (voiced by Richard Kind) will appear in this sequel as part of the circus group, and he helped the ants.
As a result, WALL-E 2.0, Ratz, and A Bug's Life 2 would get both updated to the modern technologies from scratch for the sequels, due to its Pixar's current software.
Ratz would be released on June 19, 2020, A Bug's Life 2 would be released on November 25, 2022, WALL-E 2.0 would be released on February 25, 2023, Onward 2 would be released on August 16, 2023, Cars 4 (Finn McMissile, Holley Shiftwell (after her and Finn were taking some time off from saving the world and fighting villains), Van and Minny, Otis, Mia and Tia, Cruz Ramirez, Jackson Storm, and Smokey will be returning in this fourth film. Also, Michael Caine and Emily Mortimer, Cristela Alonzo, and Chris Cooper will reprise their roles as Finn and Holley, Cruz Ramirez, and Smokey, respectively.
Making a scene when McQueen reveal to his friends that his real name is "Montgomery McQueen".) would be released on November 24, 2023, and Lightyear 2 would be released on June 13, 2025. What if this also happened in real life and was also actual? - Megamind would actually get an American animated action-adventure comedy science fiction superhero sequel called "Megamind: Back in Action!" on October 28, 2018 
The sequel would have a plot like this: Megamind is now a superhero and defender of Metro City who saves people from villains, along with his assistant and friend Minion, and journalist Roxanne. However, our three heroes will have to face a new supervillain - Psycho Delic, who plans to release poisonous gas on Metro City and turn the inhabitants into his minions. So our three heroes set out to stop him in an epic adventure.
The film would include elements from 3 video games and the short film "Megamind and the Button of Doom".
It would actually be produced by DreamWorks Animation and PDI, and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.
Megamind vs. The Doom Syndicate would get a theatrical film on October 22, 2023 instead of 2024 as a streaming film and be rewritten as a better film.
The title logo was renamed to "Megamind 3: The Doom Syndicate".
Tom McGrath would being returning as a director for the sequel.
Don't make Roxanne Ritchi became a mayor of Metro City.
Better character development.
DreamWorks Animation will had a film variant: After the logo was formed, Megamind appears to tell his henchmen to lift the logo prop away.
Better jokes.
Megamind's personality from the first movie, where he was a genius, would be retained (i.e. Megamind WOULD be able to operate a toaster without any problems, and would also create a great battle invention instead of shooting tennis balls)
Minion would keep his original name ("Marvin") from the first game, and would not leave Megamind.
The Doom Syndicate would not be associated with Megamind, instead, they would have heard about him and his fights with Metro Man, as well as his defeat of Tighten.
Psycho Dick would be the leader of the Legion.
The Doom Syndicate would have had a DIFFERENT plan instead of sending Metro City to the moon
The sequel is presented in a 2.35:1 cinemascope aspect ratio and still being co-produced by Pacific Data Images.
Will Ferrell, Tina Fey, and David Cross will reprise their roles as Megamind, Roxanne, and the Minion.
Have Destruction Worker and Hot Flash appear.
The sequel is actually an 13-year gap between the first film and the sequel.
The animation of the sequel was provided by DWA Glendale, with Pacific Data Images.