What if Don Bluth stayed at Disney?

So, here's a question for all of you Don Bluth fans and Disney fans, what if Don Bluth (a former Disney animator who later left to make beloved classics such as *All Dogs Go to Heaven*, *The Land Before Time*, *An American Tail* and *The Secret of NIMH*) stayed with Disney? What films would he have made with Disney? What ideas would he freshen up with the House of Mouse? Would he be the head of Disney animators?

Find out for yourselves.

## List of changes

* All of Don Bluth's films, along with their sequels and spin-offs, would've be fully produced and owned by Disney.
	+ He also would've been a co-director of *The Fox and the Hound* (which would've his directorial debut), *Beauty and the Beast* (along with Gary Goldman), *Balto*, *We're Back: A Dinosaur Story* (both films would've been produced by Disney in this AU since Steven Spielberg would start his partnership with Disney in 1986), *The Hunchback of Notre Dame* (along with Gary Goldman), *Treasure Planet*, *Tangled*, *Frozen*, and *Onward* (which would've been his only Pixar film).
	+ The 1990 featurette *The Prince and the Pauper* would've a full-length feature film instead of a featurette, being directed by Don Bluth, and having original characters instead of the Mickey Mouse universe ones.
	+ Don Bluth would have directed some animated films such as *Peter Rabbit*, *Mistress Masham's Repose*, *Hansel and Gretel*, *Red Riding Hood*, and *Goldilocks*.
	+ *The Swan Princess* and its sequels would've been fully produced and owned by Disney as well, with the first film (which would've been co-directed by Don Bluth with Richard Rich) being a box office hit and part of the Disney Renaissance era and its 2014-2020 sequels (except *Escape from Castle Mountain* and *The Mystery of the Enchanted Treasure*) being heavily changed into a 2014-2020 computer-animated television series without neither Bluth nor Rich's involvement.
		- *The Swan Princess II: Escape from Castle Mountain* and *The Swan Princess III: The Mystery of the Enchanted Treasure* wouldn't have been directed by Richard Rich but instead by real directors of Disney direct-to-video sequels.
		- *The Swan Princess Christmas* would have been a traditionally-animated television special airing on ABC.
	+ Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer wouldn't likely launch its animation division in 1993, meaning that *MGM: Sing-Alongs* and *The Lionhearts* wouldn't exist and *Babes in Toyland* and *Tom Sawyer* (which would feature humans instead of anthropomorphic animals) would be produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios as theatrical films while the 1993 *The Pink Panther* TV series, and *RoboCop: Alpha Commando* are instead produced by Hanna-Barbera for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Television.
		- Also, the animation in both films are upgraded to include shadows and lighting.
		- *Babes in Toyland* would release on November 5, 1991, and while Toby Bluth would still be involved as co-director, the film would be directed by Don Bluth instead of Paul Sabella and Charles Grosvenor (who would instead direct the direct-to-video sequels to *Banjo the Woodpile Cat*, *The Snow Queen*, and *Peter Rabbit*) and would be more faithful to the original story while adding elements from Walt Disney's 1961 live-action film (becoming into the third time Disney produces an animated feature film based on a story that had been previously adapted into a live-action film by Walt Disney himself, after 1952's *The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men* and 1973's *Robin Hood* and the second being the 1962 three-part TV adaptation of *The Prince and the Pauper* and the aftermentioned 1990 film), while *Tom Sawyer* would release on March 19, 1992, being also directed by Don Bluth instead of Paul Sabella and Phil Mendez.
			* Since Disney would produce *Tom Sawyer*, 1993's *The Adventures of Huck Finn* and 1995's *Tom and Huck* would be instead produced by Warner Bros. Pictures and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, respectively.
* Martin Gates' 1997 film *The Ugly Duckling* would be produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios as a 1993 film, being co-directed by Don Bluth.
* *The Brave Little Toaster* would be included in the Disney Animated Canon and officially produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios along with Hyperion Pictures and wholly owned by Disney, with the direct-to-video sequels being produced by both Disneytoon Studios and Hyperion Pictures.
* Both *An American Tail* and *All Dogs Go to Heaven* would've be combined into one single film: *An American Tale*.
	+ David, a boy from the real life version of *All Dogs Go to Heaven 2*, would appear in the *An American Tale* TV series as Anne-Marie's love interest.
* All of the *Winnie the Pooh* theatrical films would be produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios.
	+ Also, *Piglet's Big Movie* would be released in TBD 2002, while *Winnie the Pooh: Springtime with Roo* would be a 2003 theatrical film released in the same date *Piglet's Big Movie* did in real life (instead of a 2004 direct-to-video film) due to its cinema-style quality, being retitled *Winnie the Pooh's Easter Carol*, and co-directed by Bluth.
* *The Land Before Time* would be released on September 5, 1988 while *An American Tale: Anne-Marie Goes West* is released on December 3, 1991, *Rock-a-Doodle* is released on April 4, 1992, and *Thumbelina* is released on May 7, 1993.
* With the success of both *An American Tale* and *The Land Before Time*, Don Bluth would been given credit for one of the people who brought life back into the art of Disney animated feature films.
	+ Also, *An American Tale* would been the first Disney animated film to be released on home video shortly after its theatrical run, along with *The Great Mouse Detective*, *Peter Rabbit*, *Oliver and Company*, and *The Land Before Time* (predating the home video release of *The Little Mermaid*).
* Don Bluth also would directing live-action films, being the first Disney director to direct both animated and live-action films.
	+ *Titan A.E.* would been produced as a live-action film.
	+ He would direct some live-action films such as *Rudolph the Red-Noised Reindeer* (which would've mixing animated animal characters with live-action actors), *The Tempest*, *Bella and Rosey*.
* Some of Don Bluth's canceled films would be produced.
	+ TBD
	+ *Canine Mysteries* (the original concept to what became *All Dogs Go to Heaven*) would've been a featurette released in 1979.
	+ *Satyrday* would've been a live-action/2D animated hybrid film released in 1984 and considered by many as the "antecessor" for epic fantasy adventure film series such as *The Lord of the Rings*, *Harry Potter*, *The Chronicles of Narnia*, and *Percy Jackson*.
	+ *East of the Sun and West of the Moon* would've been a featurette released in 1990, accompanying the original release of *The Rescuers Down Under* (instead of *The Prince and the Pauper* since it would've a feature film).
	+ *Piper* would've been a feature film released in 1996.
	+ *The Baby Blue Whale* would've been released in 2001.
	+ *Jawbreaker* would've been a live-action/2D animation hybrid film released in 2016.
* Don Bluth's 1990s films would've been critical and commercial successes and part of the Disney Renaissance era. However, *Rock-a-Doodle* would remain as a box-office flop but with mixed reviews instead of negative ones while *A Troll in Central Park* would remain as a critical and commercial failure, being one of Disney's overhatred animated films along with *The Black Cauldron* and *Chicken Little*. In addition to that, the film wouldn't be included in Disney+.
* Walt Disney Animation Studios' animated films from *The Great Mouse Detective* through *The Emperor's New Groove* would have an on-screen ending logo for Walt Disney Feature Animation featuring the 1986-1994 logo with Mickey Mouse in a drawing board (replacing both the real life "A Don Bluth Film" ending logo used from *An American Tail* through *Rock-a-Doodle* and the Amblinmation ending logo).
* Anne-Marie from *An American Tale*, Odette from *The Swan Princess*, and the titular characters from *Thumbelina* and *Anastasia* would've been official members in the Disney Princess media franchise.
* While remaining theatrical, *Return to Never Land* and *The Jungle Book 2* would be produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios instead of Disneytoon Studios just like *The Rescuers Down Under*, *Fantasia 2000*, *Ralph Breaks the Internet*, and *Frozen II*.
* *101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure* would be a theatrical film produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios instead of a direct-to-video film produced by Disneytoon Studios.
* *The Nightmare Before Christmas*, *James and the Giant Peach*, and *Frankenweenie* would be included in the Disney Animated Canon and officially produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios, with the first having the 1985-2006 Walt Disney Pictures logo back in its release back in 1993 (instead of the 1985-2003 Touchstone Pictures logo) and the third having the Walt Disney Animation Studios logo added.
* *Brave* would be produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios instead of Pixar since it feels as more of a normal Disney film than a Pixar one, becoming the first Disney animated film directed by a woman, predating *Frozen*.
* The studio would keep doing traditionally-animated films alongside CGI films, although most of the current traditionally-animated films are directed by Don Bluth, whose only CGI films directed by him would be *Tangled*, *Frozen*, and Pixar's *Onward*.
* Due to having more films in this AU than in real life, the 50th Animated Motion Picture variant in the Walt Disney Animation Studios logo in *Tangled* would be replaced by the normal logo while *Goldilocks* would have a 90th Animated Motion Picture variant and *Encanto* would have an 100th Animated Motion Picture variant instead of a 60th one.
* Don Bluth would be CEO of Walt Disney Animation Studios, along with Andrew Millstein as President and Jennifer Lee as a CCO.
* Sullivan Bluth Studios (not an independent animation studio in this AU) and Amblimation (not an animation studio for Amblin Entertainment in this AU) would be satellite studios for Walt Disney Animation Studios instead, labeled as Walt Disney Feature Animation Dublin and Walt Disney Feature Animation London, which would make additional animation in most Disney films at the time (mainly Don Bluth-directed ones) as well as in-house producing *Thumbelina*, *A Troll in Central Park*, and *The Pebble and the Penguin*, until Disney announced their shut down in 1995 in favor to open a new satellite studio in Phoenix, Arizona and in 1997 after Steven Spielberg left his partnership with Disney to co-founding DreamWorks Animation in 1995 (with 1997's *Hercules*, *Anastasia* and *The Snow Queen*, 1998's *Mistress Masham's Repose*, *Mulan*, *The Nutcracker* and *A Bug's Life*, and 1999's *Hansel and Gretel*, *Tarzan* and *Toy Story 2* being his last seven animated films produced with Disney).
* (DO NOT ADD SOMETHING RELATED TO NEITHER MICKEY MOUSE UNIVERSE NOR DISNEY'S CURRENT DECISIONS BECAUSE IT IS JUST FOR DISNEY'S FEATURE FILMS)
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD

## Films

1. **(#)** - Live-action
2. **(\*)** - Live-action/2D animated hybrid
3. **(&)** - Live-action/2D animated hybrid that is part of the Disney Animated Canon.
4. **(!)** - Direct-to-video film

* *The Fox and the Hound* (1981)
* *The Secret of NIHM* (1982)
* *Satyrday* (1984) **(\*)**
* *An American Tale* (1986)
* *Peter Rabbit* (1987)
* *The Land Before Time* (1988)
* *Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer* (1988) **(\*)**
* *Banjo the Woodpile Cat* (1989)
* *We're Back: A Dinosaur Story* (1990)
* *The Prince and the Pauper* (1990)
* *Babes in Toyland* (1991)
* *Beauty and the Beast* (1991)
* *An American Tale: Anne-Marie Goes West* (1991)
* *Rock-a-Doodle* (1992) **(\*)** **(&)**
* *Tom Sawyer* (1992)
* *Thumbelina* (1993)
* *The Ugly Duckling* (1993)
* *A Troll in Central Park* (1994)
* *The Swan Princess* (1994)
* *The Land Before Time II: The Great Valley Adventure* (1994) **(!)**
* *The Pebble and the Penguin* (1995)
* *The Land Before Time III: The Time of the Great Giving* (1995) **(!)**
* *Balto* (1995) **(\*) (&)**
* *An American Tale: In Search of Gabriel's Horn* (1996) **(!)**
* *Piper* (1996)
* *Banjo the Woodpile Cat II: The King of the Goblins* (1996) **(!)**
* *The Hunchback of Notre Dame* (1996)
* *The Land Before Time IV: Journey Through the Mists* (1996) **(!)**
* *Peter Rabbit II: The Revenge of Mr. Tod* (1996) **(!)**
* *The Swan Princess II: Escape from Castle Mountain* (1997) **(!)**
* *Anastasia* (1997)
* *The Snow Queen* (1997)
* *Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas* (1997) **(!)**
* *The Land Before Time V: The Mysterious Island* (1997) **(!)**
* *The Swan Princess III: The Mystery of the Enchanted Treasure* (1998) **(!)**
* *Mistress Masham's Repose* (1998)
* *The Nutcracker* (1998)
* *The Land Before Time VI: The Secret of Saurus Rock* (1998) **(!)**
* *The Secret of NIMH 2: Timmy to the Rescue* (1998) **(!)**
* *An American Tale: The Mystery of the Night Monster* (1999) **(!)**
* *Bartok the Magnificent* (1999) **(!)**
* *Don Quixote* (1999) **(#)**
* *Hansel and Gretel* (1999)
* *The Snow Queen II: Katrine's Journey* (2000) **(!)**
* *Titan A.E.* (2000) **(#)**
* *The Land Before Time VII: The Stone of Cold Fire* (2000) **(!)**
* *The Baby Blue Whale* (2001)
* *The Land Before Time VIII: The Big Freeze* (2001) **(!)**
* *Treasure Planet* (2002)
* *Balto II: Wolf Quest* (2002) **(!)**
* *The Hunchback of Notre Dame II* (2002)
* *The Land Before Time IX: Journey to Big Water* (2002) **(!)**
* *Winnie the Pooh's Easter Carol* (2003)
* *Brother Bear* (2003) (co-producer only)
* *The Land Before Time X: The Great Longneck Migration* (2003) **(!)**
* *Home on the Range* (2004) (co-producer only)
* *The Land Before Time XI: Invasion of the Tinysauruses* (2005) **(!)**
* *Balto: Wings of Change* (2005) **(!)**
* *The Fox and the Hound 2* (2006) **(!)**
* *The Land Before Time XII: The Great Day of the Flyers* (2007) **(!)**
* *The Land Before Time XIII: The Wisdom of Friends* (2007) **(!)**
* *The Tempest* (2008) **(#)**
* *The Princess and the Frog* (2009) (co-producer only)
* *Tangled* (2010)
* *The Velveteen Rabbit* (2010) **(#)**
* *Red Riding Hood* (2011)
* *Bella and Rosey* (2013) **(#)**
* *Frozen* (2013)
* *The Six Swans* (2014) **(#)**
* *Goldilocks* (2014)
* *The Land Before Time XIV: Journey of the Brave* (2016) **(!)**
* *The Land Before Time XV: Journey to Sharptooth Mountain* (2016) **(!)**
* *Jawbreaker* (2016) **(\*)**
* *The Land Before Time XVI: Return to Big Water* (2016) **(!)**
* *Olivia and Flutter* (2017) **(#)**
* *Beauty and the Beast* (2017) **(#)**
* *The Land Before Time XVII: The Return of the Yellow Bellies* (2017) **(!)**
* *The Land Before Time XVIII: The Time of the Blooming Flowers* (2017) **(!)**
* *The Land Before Time XIX: The Quest to Sparkling Forest* (2017) **(!)**
* *Ruby's Adventure: A Land Before Time Story* (2018) **(!)**
* *The Land Before Time XX: The Quest of the Legendary Treestar* (2018) **(!)**
* *Two Kids in Paris* (2019)
* *An American Tale* (2019) **(#)**
* *Rock-a-Doodle* (2019, Disney+ original) **(#)**
* *Anastasia* (2019, Disney+ original) **(#)**
* *Frozen II* (2019)
* *Onward* (2020)
* *The Land Before Time* (2020, Disney+ original) **(#)**
* *Dragon's Lair* (2021; Disney+ original) **(#)**
* *Raya and the Last Dragon* (2021) (co-producer only)
* *Banjo the Woodpile Cat* (2021; Disney+ original) **(#)**
* *Encanto* (2021) (co-producer only)
* *The Swan Princess* (2022; Disney+ original) **(#)**
* *Piper* (2022; Disney+ original) **(#)**
* *The Snow Queen* (2022; Disney+ original) **(#)**
* Untitled *Shademaker* Movie (TBD)

## Shorts

* *The Small One* (1978)
* *Canine Mysteries* (1979)
* *TBD*
* *TBD*
* *East of the Sun and West of the Moon* (1990)
* *The Magic Pencils* (1992)
* *TBD*
* *A Song of the Ice Whale* (2000)
* *TBD*
* *The Tinderbox* (2007)
* *The Nightingale* (2008)
* *TBD*
* *TBD*
* *Tortoise vs. Hare* (2012)
* *TBD*
* *Tangled Ever After* (2012)
* *TBD*
* *TBD*
* *Frozen Fever* (2015)
* *TBD*
* *TBD*
* *Olaf's Frozen Adventure* (2017)
* *TBD*
* *TBD*
* *Once Upon a Snowman* (2020; Disney+ original)
* *Once Upon a Studio* (2023)

## TV specials

* *The Swan Princess Christmas* (2012)
* *Tangled: Before Ever After* (2017)
* *An American Tale: 35 Years of a Timeless Story* (2022)
* *Beauty and the Beast: A 30th Celebration* (2023)

## TV shows

* *An American Tale* (1992-1996)
* *The Adventures of Peter Rabbit* (1993-1996)
* *Belle's Magical World* (1998-2002)
* *House of Mouse* (2001-2003)
	+ "Jiminy Cricket" (Charlie, Itchy, Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn all replace Pain and Panic)
	+ "House of Crime" (Carface, Digit, Warren T. Rat, Mr. Tod, Samuel & Maria Whiskers, the Great Duke of the Owls, Cat R. Waul, Injurin' Joe, Drake, Viktor, Sir Rothbart, Rasputin, Bartok, Miss Brown, Mr. Hater, the Pied Piper, and Grundel Toad appear along with the caged villains)
	+ "TBD"
	+ "TBD"
	+ "TBD"
	+ "TBD"
	+ "House of Mole" (alternate version of "House of Scrooge" with Mr. Mole replacing Scrooge McDuck)
	+ *Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse* (TBD)
	+ "TBD"
	+ "TBD"
	+ "TBD"
	+ "Donald Wants to Fly" (Henri, Petrie, Jaquimo, Puffin, Jeremy, Rocko, and Bartok are part of the characters that teach Donald to fly, while the rodent characters from *The Secret of NIMH*, Tanya, Warren T. Rat, Samuel & Maria Whiskers, Peepers, and Miss Fieldmouse appear on the "Dumbo Airlines" advertising)
	+ *Mickey's House of Villains* (Carface, Mr. Tod, the Great Duke of the Owls, and Rasputin are part of the leading villains while Weiston, Injurin' Joe, Grundel Toad, Sir Rothbart, Viktor, the Pied Piper, Miss Brown, Mr. Hater, and Warren T. Rat are part of the villains who join the song "It's Our House Now")
	+ "TBD"
	+ "TBD"
	+ "TBD"
	+ "TBD"
	+ "TBD"
	+ "Pete's House of Villains" (Carface, Grundel Toad, Sir Rothbart, and Rasputin appear as part of the villains working to Pete during his temporary management to the House of Mouse)
* *The Land Before Time* (TV series) (2007-2008)
* *Sofia the First* (Anastasia, Odette, and Thumbelina's appearances in "TBD", "TBD", and "TBD", respectively)
* *Once Upon a Time* (2011-2018)
* *Mickey Mouse*/*The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse* (2013-present)
	+ [Original 2013 series]
	+ [Original 2013 series]
	+ [Original 2013 series]
	+ "Sock Burglar" (Carface replaces the Evil Queen as one of the characters Minnie interrogates)
	+ [Original 2013 series]
	+ [Original 2013 series]
	+ "Keep on Rollin'" (Rasputin and the Great Duke of the Owls replace the two Beagle Boys)
	+ "The Brave Little Squire" (Tanya, Jaquimo, Ms. Fieldmouse, and Mr. Mole make cameos in a fewer scenes)
	+ "Once Upon an Apple" (During the "Giving the Love" song sequence, Mickey helps Maggie to rescue the other Hamelin kids from the Pied Piper and his henchmen (who are tied up and taken away by the Hamelin guards); and then reunites Anne-Marie with her family)
	+ "The Wonderful Winter of Mickey Mouse" (Gerda and Kay are seen ice skating in the third segment)
	+ "The Wonderful Spring of Mickey Mouse" (Bartok is seen flying around the forest in the first segment; Charlie, Crazy Legs, Puffin, and Rocko are seen playing poker at a yard in the second segment; Jaquimo is seen flying around in the third segment)
* *The Swan Princess: Royal Family Tales* (2014-2020)
* *Anne-Marie's American Tales* (2019-2020)
* *Tangled: The Series*/*Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure* (2018-2020)
* *At Home with Olaf* (2020)
* *Olaf Presents* (2021; Disney+ original)
* *Bluth Tales*

## Park attractions

* *An American Tale: Anne-Marie's Great Adventure*
* *Fantasmic!*
* *Mickey's PhilharMagic*
* TBD
* Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
	+ *The Disney Villains Mix and Mingle* and *Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular* (Carface, Injurin' Joe, the Great Duke of the Owls, Grundel Toad, and Rasputin appear in both shows)
* TBD
* TBD
* *Remember... Dreams Come True*
* *Disney's Celebrate America*
* *Disneyland Forever*
* *Celebrate! Tokyo Disneyland*
* *Disney Illuminations*
* *Wonderful World of Animation*
* *Happily Ever After*
* *Frozen Ever After*
* *Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast*
* *Disney Enchantment*
* *Wondrous Journeys*

## Broadway musicals

* *Beauty and the Beast* (1994)
* *The Huchback of Notre Dame* (1999)
* *An American Tale* (2003)
* *Banjo the Woodpile Cat* (2008)
* *Thumbelina* (2010)
* *Piper* (2013)
* *Anastasia* (2017)
* *Frozen* (2018)

## Other media

* TBD
* *Disney's Sing-Along Songs* series
* TBD
* TBD
* [Spot reserved for a list of Disney Parks parades]
* *Family Guy*
	+ TBD
	+ "Nanny Goats" (Belarusian nanny Natalia reveals to Stewie Griffin that she is an assassin hired by some communist Rusian people to kill Anne-Marie and Tanya, but Stewie informs her that they don't live in Quahog and that the only mouse around is Frank Maxwell, who looks as a genderbent version of Tanya and assures Natalia that he isn't who she is looking for, but when he starts his tiny mouse car to go to work, it explodes. Natalia denies having anything to do with the explosion, but it is shown that Mickey Mouse caused it due to Frank being Jewish)
	+ TBD
* Kingdom Hearts
* *Disney's Villains' Revenge* (three levels based on *An American Tale*, *Banjo the Woodpile Cat*, and *Anastasia*, respectively)
* *Disney Sing It: Family Hits*
* Disney Emoji Blitz!
* *The Lion King 1½* (characters from *An American Tale*, *The Land Before Time*, *Banjo the Woodpile Cat*, *Hansel and Gretel*, *Tom Sawyer*, *Balto*, *Rock-a-Doodle*, *The Snow Queen*, *Thumbelina*, *The Swan Princess*, *The Pebble and the Penguin*, *The Ugly Duckling*, *Mistress Masham's Repose*, *Piper*, and *Anastasia* appear along with other Disney film characters who join Timon and Pumbaa to rewind the film in the theater)
* *Once Upon a Halloween* (2005; both *An American Tale* and *Anastasia* replace *Officer Duck*)
* *Robot Chicken*
	+ "Disney Princess War"
	+ TBD
	+ TBD
	+ "Anne-Marie's American Responsibilities"
	+ TBD
	+ TBD
	+ TBD
	+ TBD
* *MAD* (Cartoon Network series)
	+ "Mickey Mouse Mouse Exterminator Service" (the rodent characters from *The Secret of NIMH*, Tanya, Warren T. Rat, Samuel & Maria Whiskers, Peepers, and Miss Fieldmouse are eating in a mouse-only restaurant in an air vent along with other Disney film mice and rats, only to all of them being caught by a psychotic version of Mickey Mouse)
	+ TBD
	+ TBD
	+ "Outtagascar" (Ducky makes a speaking cameo)
	+ TBD
* *As Told by Emoji*
* Disney Magic Kingdoms
* *Ralph Breaks the Internet* (*An American Tale*, *Anastasia*, *The Land Before Time*, *Balto*, *The Snow Queen*, *The Swan Princess*, *Jawbreaker* and *Rock-a-Doodle* screencaps at the Disney Animation pavilion; Anne-Marie, Thumbelina, Odette and Anastasia's appearances in the Disney Princesses' scenes)
* *The Simpsons in Plusaversary* (several characters from almost every Don Bluth-directed Disney animated film appear at Moe's Tabern along with other Disney characters)
* *Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers* (archival recordings of Ernest Borgnine as Carface Caruthers are used for the chimeric Sweet Pete's laughter)
* *Welcome to the Club* (Carface and Rasputin replace Kaa and the Queen of Hearts as part of the classic Disney villains who appear in the short)
* *Disney Mirrorverse*
* *Once Upon a Studio*
* *Disney Speedstorm* (TBD)

## See also

* Disney Animated Canon
* Walt Disney Classics
* Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection
* Walt Disney Limited Issues
* Walt Disney Gold Classic Collection
* Walt Disney Platinum Editions
* Walt Disney Diamond Editions
* Walt Disney Signature Collection
* Disney Special Editions
* Disney 2-Movie Collections
* Disney 3-Movie Collections
* Disney 4-Movie Collections
* Disney Movie Club DVDs
* Walt Disney Treasures
* Disney Blu-ray 3D