What if Warner Bros. went defunct

What if Warner Bros. went defunct after World War II?
== Changes ==
* Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer's pre-1986 library and the RKO films will be sold back to MGM, bringing the post-1994 Castle Rock library, the Brut films. Tom and Jerry, the Peanuts and Dr. Seuss specials, and rights to Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer with them.
* Rights to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory will stay in Paramount.
** The 2005 remake would be set in 1964 rather than present day.
* Rights to the films starring Judy Garland will be sold to Sony Pictures
* New Line Cinema along with its library will be sold to Lionsgate.
* Rights to Hugo the Hippo will stay in 20th Century Fox.
* the Warner Bros. pre-1950, post-1950 films, pre-1948 cartoons, and post-1948 cartoons will be owned by AT&T itself
* The Geffen films once WB distributed will be sold to Miramax.
* The Warner Bros. Studio lot will be sold to Disney, while the Buena Vista lot will be sold to MGM
* The 1937 Warner Bros. fanfare will be sold to MGM, while the Warner Home Video fanfare will be sold to Annapurna Pictures
* Castle Rock would be produced by Jordan Peele (Monkeypaw) instead of J.J. Abrams (Bad Robot) and would be sold to Universal instead.
* Geostorm would be cancelled due to Skydance not allowing any sci-fi worldwide disaster films.
* Rights to Hanna-Barbera would stay in Universal. (Except for Pac-Man and The Smurfs in which been sold to Sony)
** "Deja View," a Powerpuff Girls comic book featuring The Powerpunk Girls and Jomo Momo, would be produced as a TV show episode.
*** This would make The Powerpuff Girls Movie delay to 2003.
** The Powerpuff Girls Movie 2: Generations would actually exist.
** The live-action Hanna-Barbera films would've been traditionally animated instead.
*** Scooby-Doo (2002) and SCOOB (2020) would be combined into a single film of the same former name, Scooby-Doo, and would come out in May 15, 2002.
**** The CGI design styles for Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo would look cartoony much like our real life's version of SCOOB.
**** Also, Scooby-Doo (2002) would start as part of HBCU.
**** Most of the adult jokes would be toned down.
** The Banana Splits Movie would've come out in 2003 as the theatrical G-rated comedy film instead of 2019 as Syfy R-rated horror film.
*** The Banana Splits would've been humans in costumes, like their 1968 and 2008 counterparts, rather than animatronics.
*** Dick Dastardly and Muttley would be the main antagonists of The Banana Splits Movie.
*** Hooty would actually be an animatronic owl invented by Dastardly.
*** All of the violence and gore in the film would be removed.
*** Our real Splits animatronics would be built by Dastardly and would become his new henchmen.
**** Also, the Splits animatronics would wear punk rock and heavy metal outfit instead of their normal outfit. Example: A Drooper animatronic wears a leather jacket.
* Rights to Pokemon would be brought to Universal.
**Pokemon: The First Movie and Pokémon: I Choose You would've been more successful in this AU version.
***I Choose You, The Power of Us, and Secrets of the Jungle would be set in Alola and Galar instead.
** Pokemon: Detective Pikachu would've come out in 2002.
*** Its film also would be produced by Sony Pictures Animation and would come out in 2010 instead of Legendary in 2019.
* Rights to the Harry Potter series would stay in Universal Pictures and Columbia Pictures.
* DC Comics would be sold to Paramount Pictures.
** Joker (2019) would be part of the DCEU.
* Rights to Dune would stay in Universal.
** Dune Part Two would be made by Universal instead.
* Rights to the Happy Feet film series would be brought in 20th Century Studios.
* Rights to Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole would stay in 20th Century Studios and Regency Enterprises.
* Streaming rights to Studio Ghibli films would stay in Disney+.