Timeline-DIP/DWIPixar

DWIPixar Animation Studios, (formerly known as DWPixar Animation CSSKG) is an American animation studio that is a division of Comcast. It was formed as a merger of DreamWorks and Pixar, with Illumination eventually joining in 2016.
== History ==
Full history here.
After Pixar declined Disney's request to buy them and the loss of their IPs, DreamWorks tried to merge with Pixar which they accepted instead. This lead to the creation of DWIPixar. A deal with Warner Bros. is made to distribute their movies.
Because of Disney's disasterous Toy Story 3 they close Circle Seven and sells the IPs back to DWP.
TimeWarner loves DWP to the point where they buy the company and it leads to Cartoon Network Studios becoming the the television division of DWP and Williams Street as the adult animation label. A studio titled SwampFriends is created for live-action productions like the Eric Andre show (yippie) and Destroy Build Destroy (boo!). 
As making another animation studio would be unnecessary, Warner Bros. Pictures Animation, Moonboy Animation, and Moonlight wouldn't exist. Any direct-to-video or TV special releases with be released under WB Animation. 
TimeWarner would buy the entire DreamWorks Pictures company and its library in 2011, putting them under the SwampFriends label. This includes the Transformers film rights. 
In 2014, Comcast would buy TimeWarner, and merge DWP with Illumination, turning it into DWIPixar. Universal Animation Studios would be absorbed into DWPL. 
== Filmography ==
If a production has the icon then it is a adult animation production released under the Williams Street label. Anything under Hanna-Barbera Studios Europe label will have the icon. Not counting any SwampFriends productions, since their mostly just films Dreamworks Pictures or Williams Street disturbuted in our world, and maybe something unique, besides, it deserves a separate page. TV specials and direct-to-video are by WB Animation.
=== Film ===
Film 	Release 	AU Differences
Ratatouille 	May 19, 2007 	No changes.
Shrek the Third 	July 17, 2007 	Because of the release of Ratatouille, the film would be delayed July. The film's humor would have more of a silly tone like Pixar's usual films, with some clever jokes like the first two Shrek movies. The storyline would also be improved.
Bee Movie 	November 2, 2007 	No changes, but it is more successful.
Kung Fu Panda 	August 27, 2008. 	Delayed to August.
Wall-E 	November 7, 2008 	Swapped dates with Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa. While it's not the film, the poster's tagline would mention Ratatouille instead of Finding Nemo since Disney still owned the first 7 movies Pixar made until Disney sold them back next year.
Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa 	March 29, 2009 	Fewer fart jokes and delayed to March.
Up 	September 27, 2009	Delayed to September.
Monsters vs. Aliens 	October 26, 2009 	
How to Train Your Dragon 	November 5, 2010 	Swapped dates with Megamind.
Megamind 	March 12, 2011 	The film would be delayed to March.
Toy Story 4 	November 5, 2011 	Would be released in November instead, and because Disney made their version of Toy Story 3, this would instead be a fourquel. Thankfully, the film would remain untouched.
Shrek: The Final Chapter 	Febuary 21, 2012 	The film would be delayed to February, and the changes would be quite similar to Shrek the Third, with less toilet humor and more clever wordplay and emotional moments.
Cars 2 	June 24, 2012 	The film would be delayed to 2012, and the humor and plot would be an improvement over the first film.
Kung Fu Panda 2 	May 26, 2013 	The film would be delayed to 2013.
Puss in Boots 	October 28, 2013 	The film would be delayed to 2013.
Brave 	June 22, 2013 	The film would be delayed to 2013.
Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted 	January 17, 2014 	The film would be delayed to 2014.
The Lego Movie 	February 7, 2014 	The film would be produced by DWPixar.
Monsters University 	June 21, 2014 	It would be released in June before Rise of the Guardians for its November release.
Rise of the Guardians 	November 21, 2014 	The film would be released in 2014, and be successful enough to warrant a sequel.
Turbo 	March 22, 2015 	The film would be released in 2015.
Inside Out 	 	No changes.
The Croods 	September 22, 2015	The film would be released in 2015.
How to Train Your Dragon 2 	January 17, 2016 	The film would be released in 2016.
Penguins of Madagscar 	March 26, 2016 	2016 release, but it would explain why the penguins left the circus to go back to the zoo, and would be more successful.
Storks 	April 2016 	
* Boss Baby would be a Disney movie instead released around the same time.
Mr. Peabody and Sherman 	June 7, 2016 	The film would be released in 2016, and be successful enough to warrant a sequel.
Home 	August 8, 2016 	Would release in 2016.
Trolls 	November 4, 2016 	
Despicable Me 3 	June 30, 2017 	More focus on Gru and his family, while having some minions. Fart jokes are nowhere to be seen, with better humor, and more emotion.
Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie	August 9, 2017 	Would be delayed to August because of Despicable Me 3.
Elemental 	-TBA- 	Clod would be removed since he has no real purpose to the story.
Transformers One 	-TBA- 	Would be produced by DWIPixar since Warner Bros got the Transformers film rights.
=== Series ===
Series 	Premiere Date 	End Date 	Network 	AU Differences
The Penguins of Madagascar 	November 28, 2008 	December 29, 2015	Cartoon Network
Peacock Max	The series would air on Cartoon Network instead of Nickelodeon since Warner Bros. distributed their movies.
Chowder (Season 3) 	October 15, 2009 	August 7, 2010 	Cartoon Network
Peacock Max	Less annoying scenes and potty humor.
The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack (Seasons 2-3)	July 30, 2009 	August 31, 2010 	Cartoon Network
Peacock Max	Like Chowder, the annoying scenes and potty humor will be less common. Gross-ups won't be removed though.
Aqua Teen Hunger Force (Season 7-Present) 	December 13, 2009 	Present 	Adult Swim
Peacock Max	No changes.
Neighbors from Hell 	June 7, 2010 	July 26, 2010 	Adult Swim
TBS 	This would end up being the most controversial and hated DWPixar production to date. The main reason they let Pam Brady create a cartoon was because Adult Swim wanted a good writer for the first original series of the DWP era, and since she helped write South Park. Sadly it was nothing like South Park. Not just critics and audiences, but the animators themselves hated the show, to the point where they made running jokes such as drawing the main characters getting beaten to death by popular DWP characters such as Woody or Shrek and making jokes that the main characters were killed by a mob of angry Christians. When the show was canceled, the animators celebrated with joy and had a party. What DWP said about the show was "Making a series about a dysfunctional family is a great idea. We did that in The Incredibles and put a cute little twist on it while having our time to make it feel more adult and relatable for the parents. This is nothing like that, it's just annoying fart jokes and unnecessary profanity. That's not what we do here at DWPixar. This isn't just an insult to DWPixar, this is an insult to the viewer. Kids deserve better, that's why we give them good cartoons, but so do adults. We are sorry for letting this get past the studio and hope to give you better shows and movies in the future." The series would not get a home video release, TV re-runs, or streamed on Peacock Max.
Adventure Time 	April 5, 2010 	September 3, 2018	Cartoon Network
Peacock Max	Dream of Love will not exist because DWP would refuse to let something like THAT escape the pitch but other than that the series would stay the same.
Regular Show 	November 6, 2010 	Present 	Cartoon Network	The series would still be ongoing.
The Amazing World of Gumball 	May 3, 2011 	Present 	Cartoon Network
Peacock Max	The changes for this series would be:
* The Inquisition would be the season 6 finale, followed by a movie and season 7.
* The Girlfriend wouldn't exist.
* Darwin's Yearbook and the Gumball Chronicles would be actual original episodes, not clip shows.
* The series would still be going.
Toy Story Toons 	June 24, 2011 	Present 	Cartoon Network
Peacock Max	Instead of a short film trilogy, it would be a television series. The series is still going in this AU.
Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness 	September 19, 2011	June 29, 2016 	Cartoon Network
Peacock Max	Would air on Cartoon Network instead of Nickelodeon.
Dinosaur Office 	TBA 	TBA 	Cartoon Network	
Teen Titans Go! 	2013 	 	Cartoon Network	Would feature a lot more action but still some comedy, would also have better humor and writing.
We Bare Bears 	July 27, 2015 	May 27, 2019 	Cartoon Network
Peacock Max	No changes.
Dug Days 	September 1, 2021 	June 16, 2023 	Peacock Max 	It wouldn't be on Disney Plus but instead on Peacock Max.
Velma 	TBA 	TBA 	Peacock Max 	Scooby-Doo would actually appear in the series.
Murphy & Mitzi 	April 22, 2025 	Present 	Cartoon Network
Peacock Max	-TBA-
Instead of A24 picking up Hazbin Hotel, Murphy & Mitzi would be picked up instead
===Shorts===
Short 	Release 	AU Differences
Noble Steed	June 14, 2024	-TBA-
== Media removed from the canon ==
* Planes
* Turning Red
* David Zaslav buying Warner Bros.
* Megamind vs The Doom Syndicate
* Thomas and Friends: All Engines Go
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