Pixar

Pixar Animation Studios is a CGI Animation Film Company owned by Disney. They are a group of animators that include life-morals. Each of their films include a message that would inspire its viewers to do good things in life. It was established in 1986 by John Lassiter & Steve Jobs, former creator of Apple & specializes in best seller films such as Toy Story, Up, Finding Dory, Wall-E, Brave, The Good Dinosaur & Monsters University. As of the Coronavirus Pandemic, not only do their films show up in theaters, but also arrive the same day on Disney+, a streaming service operated by Disney, following the Disney-Fox Merge Deal.The studio's mascot is an adjustable kid desk lamp named Luxo, Jr., inspired by a worker's son as a kid & ball. Luxo, Jr. makes his appearance originally as the protagonist character in the 1986 animated short of the same name & stars in the studio's logo since 1995, whereas he hops across the screen from the right, presumably to go after his ball, until he notices the letter I, bounces on it & accidentally squishes it.
== Trivia: ==
They are the 1st CGI Animation Film Studio ever.
Toy Story was the very 1st CGI animated film, released in 1995.
They are rivals with DreamWorks Animation since 1994.
If they are impressed by people's CGI Animation online, they will hire whoever created the CGI. This goes for fans & YouTubers.
Due to Disney's ownership of 20th Century Fox, it is imagined that they would do their take on animation of the logo.
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