What if Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures was founded at 1930?

## Changes

* In 1919, Laugh-O-Gram Studio would be folded into Walt Disney Animation Studios instead of 1921.
	+ The name of the company "Walt Disney Animation Studios" would be founded in 1923, instead of other names such as Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio, Walt Disney Studio, Walt Disney Productions, and Walt Disney Feature Animation.
	+ John Lasseter would be CCO of Walt Disney Animation Studios in 1987 instead of 2007.
		- Starting with *Oliver & Company,* John Lasseter would be involved in both traditionally-animated and computer-animated films as a executive producer.
* Disney would kept as a children's brand and wouldn't be include its mature content on Disney+.
	+ Disney+ also wouldn't be include the third-party content anymore, along with Disney XD/Disney Junior/Disney Channel/Playhouse Disney/Jetix/Toon Disney.
		- Disney+ shouldn't have started charging people to watch certain movies when people are already paying for Disney+ subscriptions. It sounds unreasonable.
		- Disney+'s Premier Access shouldn't have existed.
* *Epic Mickey* would be released on May 22, 2013, make the first Disney Animated Canon film to be based on video games.
	+ Lauren MacMullen would be the director of the film, with Jennifer Lee as executive producer.
* *Strange World* would have changes:
	+ The film was presented at 1.85:1 instead of 2.35:1.
	+ The "Lightning Lynx" scene would be kept in the final film.
	+ The short film, *How to be a Superhero* starting with Goofy would be released in theaters with *Strange World.*
		- Plot: In a city fill if despair and villany, the mighty hero Super Goof has arrived to save the day! or he would, if he knew how to. Follow the Goof of Steel as he learns the ropes on superheroing, and hopefully doesn't destroy the city in the process.
	+ The short 2022 Disney logo would be used as a closing logo in the United States at the end of the credits, similar to Pixar's *Onward*.

* *Pigs in Space* would be released in theaters on 2017.
* *The Story of Robin Hood* would be released on Disney+ in 2023.
	+ The traditional animation of the series was provided by Disney's Vancouver animation studio, with Andreas Deja would be art director of the series.
	+ The series centers on Robin Hood's origins snd early days as a famed outlaw, and stars Jason Bateman as the title character, with Tara Strong, Joel McCrary, Bill Farmer, and Corey Burton in supporting roles.
* Disney would pick up *Hansel and Gretel* from Anchor Bay Entertainment and Video Treasures.
	+ Disney Television Animation would be acquired the distribution film rights of the *Hansel and Gretel* in the America and internationally as 48-minute television film.
* *Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers* and *Disenchanted* would have changes:
	+ The film would be released in theatrically rather than Disney+ on May 20th, 2022 and November 18th, 2022.
	+ The scenes "Superfan - Part 1" and "Bus Chase" would kept in the final film for *Chip 'n' Dale: Rescue Rangers.*
* Here's the list of the Disney that would be exist and made on:
	+ *Pirates of the Caribbean: The Animated Series* in 2018
	+ *Peter Pan: Hero of NeverLand* in 2003 until 2008.
* Disney would be continued to make more theatrical animated shorts in 1951.
	+ The theatrical cartoons for Mickey Mouse series and *Silly Symphony*, Pluto, Donald Duck, Humphrey the Bear, Figaro, Goofy, and Chip 'n' Dale would've been continued in 1952, with more additional theatrical cartoons as part of the film series.
		- "*Mickey and Claudius the Bee*" would never been cancelled, would have finished production and released in 1953.

* The Disney theatrical shorts would be had its own distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures rather than Columbia Pictures, Universal, Screen Gems, FBO Pictures, RKO Radio Pictures, United Artists, and Celebrity Productions.

* *Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again* would be used the 2022 Disney logo at the start and the end of the film in honor of 100th anniversary.
* *Fantasia Remix* (by DonaldoC1997's version) would be exist in 2021.
	+ Like *Fantasia 2000*, the film would be presented in the 1.85:1.
* *Yin Yang Yo!, Pucca* and *Kid vs. Kat* would be actually produced by Disney Television Animation in the North America and it would still be air on Jetix and Disney XD.
	+ The "Disney" logo would appear on the top of the logos.
* The episode "Phineas and Ferb Gets Busted" wouldn't exist at all.
	+ The scene of Perry's Dream at the end of the episode would still exist, but with the different episode.
* *Tales of a Free Genie* would be produced by Disney Television Animation on Disney+.
	+ It centers on the Genie as he travels around the world after being set free from his lamp. It is set before the events of *The Return of Jafar*.
	+ Jamie Costa, a YouTuber channel would be role of the Genie after he did on YouTube titled "Never Had A Friend Like Him", and would be main protagonist of the series.
		- While in the Brazilian Portuguese dubbed, Márcio Simões would be the role as Genie after he did previously in the 1992 film, and other films and series.
* *My Friends the Chipmunks* would be made in 1969 as a 80-minute film, and would instead be distributed by Disney instead of Paramount.
	+ Disney would had the theatrical, DVD/Blu-ray and TV rights to the film. In newer DVD/Blu-ray and TV rights, all mention to Buena Vista were digitally removed, with the Buena Vista Distribution logo replaced by the 2011 Disney logo, *Walt Disney presents* changed to *Disney* *presents*, and the ending titles after the Bagdasarian logo was plastered over with the 2011-2022 Disney logo by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment.
	+ Disney released a DVD/Blu-ray edition of the film digitally restored and remastered from its 1969 original film.
	+ Ross Bagdasarian Sr. will reprise them roles as Dave and the Chipmunks.
	+ Disney Channel picked up television rights to the movie in 1994 or 2000s.
* John Lasseter would become chief creative officer of Disney in 1988 rather than 2006, although he still being as head of animation for Skydance Animation.
	+ John Lasseter didn't leave Disney in 2018 (except for Pixar, DisneyToon Studios and Walt Disney Animation Studios) and would've became the official president permanently of Disney.
		- All of Skydance Animation films would be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures instead of Paramount Pictures, with the animation for the films being provided by Ilion Animation Studios as a outsourced.
			* Ilion Animation Studios would still exist in 2020, but Skydance Animation Madrid would founded as a stand-alone animation studio.
			* John Lasseter still became executive producer at Disney for animated films and producer at Skydance Animation.

* *Thru the Mirror* would be reissued in 1978 since 1936.
* The 2006-2022 Walt Disney Pictures logo would be first debuted on February 17, 2006, starting with *Eight Below*.
* *Pet Project* would have finished production in 2007, but would have changes:
	+ The alternate ending is the real ending instead. - With Tiny still having trouble even with Mini Doris attached to him as they are arriving at the Robinson Mansion, Bowler Hat Guy briefly considers giving up the whole revenge scheme, apologizing to Lewis and seeking therapy until Tiny actually starts the attack seen in the film. It is then revealed that he's been telling Tiny's story to the gathered Robinson family, with Bud calling it the craziest story he ever heard, but one he still believes. The family decide to adopt Goob into the family and he's excited about being able to develop his own quirky little niche as an inventor or just mooching off Cornelius's wealth, only to be assigned as Tiny's caretaker and cleaning his giant litter box.
* *Dumbo II* would be revived by DisneyToon Studios, and it would've been released in 2023.
	+ *Metro* also wouldn't be cancelled.
* Disney would be acquired the rights of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in 1940 instead of 2006.
	+ Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and Ortensia Cat were officially introduced into the core Disney character lineup (now called the Exceptional Eight instead of Sensational Six) with Frank Welker and Audrey Wasilewski reprising their respective roles from the Epic Mickey games. They use modernized designs inspired by their classic appearances. Oswald and Ortensia appear in 1940s-1950s shorts, the original *House of Mouse, Mickey Mouse Works, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Picnic Problems*, *Mickey and the Roadster Racers*/*Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures,* *Mickey Mouse Funhouse*, the Paul Rudish Mickey Mouse series, the Oswald the Lucky Rabbit television series, Kingdom Hearts series, and the revived House of Mouse. They were also introduced to all the Disney parks from 2014 onward, with completely new costume designs better resembling the other characters. Finally, a comic continuity featuring Oswald called the Rabbit Universe was launched.
		- *Kingdom Hearts* is still exists.
			* Oswald and Ortensia appear in the series.

* Oswald the Lucky Rabbit would appear in *Lonesome Ghosts, The Whalers, Mickey's Birthday Party, Moving Day, Symphony Hour, Clock Cleaners,* *Mickey Foils the Phantom Blot, Locksmiths, Mickey's Answering Service, Captain Donald, Surprise!, Roller Coaster Painters, Stayin' Cool, Swimmin' Hole, House Painters, Flipperboobootosis, Down the Hatch,* and *Potatoland,* as being official part of the Disney and major speaking role.
	+ Ortensia would also appear in Surprise!, Captain Donald, "Chill Out" and some shorts for *Minnie's Bow Toons*, etc.
* *Mickey Mouse Works* and *House of Mouse* would be actually available on Disney+ in 2006.
* The Buena Vista Pictures Distribution would be rebrand as Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures in 1930s.
* Disney would be acquired Studio Ghibli in 2008.
	+ Studio Chizu and Studio Ponoc wouldn't exist with their projects being made by Studio Ghibli.
	+ *Earwig and the Witch* would be traditionally-animated instead of CGI with its plot line being heavily altered.
	+ However, the films would instead be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures for both Japan and United States releases as The Walt Disney Company Japan bought Studio Ghibli.
	+ Four new additional films would be made: *Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes* (2016), *Totto-Chan*(2019), *Yuko-chan and the Daruma Doll* (2022) and *Cosmolina* (2023).
* Agent P (by DonaldoC1997's and Coolot's version) would be made in 2018, and would have Perry got own spin-off series.
* Disney would kept the rights to *Mickey Mouse* in 2024 and *Winnie the Pooh* in 2018 and 2020s.
	+ Ana Lúcia Menezes would be still voices Roo.
		- Ana Menezes would've kept reprised her role as Roo in *The Tigger Movie,* *Winnie the Pooh* (2011 film), *The Mini Adventures of Winnie the Pooh,* and *Christopher Robin* (2018 live-action film).

* *Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey* wouldn't be exists.
* In the Brazilian version, *The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, The Book of Pooh, Tigger & Pooh and a Musical Too* would be put added on Disney+ on November 17th, 2020.
	+ *The Book of Pooh: Stories from the Heart* and *Super Sleuth Christmas Movie* on *My Friends Tigger & Pooh* would also added on Disney+.

* Marco Antônio Costa would reprise his role as Gopher in *Pooh's Heffalump Halloween Movie*.
* *Winnie the Pooh: 1,2,3* would be available on Disney+.
	+ *Winnie the Pooh: A,B,C, Shapes and Sizes,* and *Wonderful Word Adventure* would've have Brazilian dubbed.

* Winnie the Pooh: *Good Day, Good Night* and *Time to Rhyme* would be finished production and it wouldn't be cancelled.
* *My Friends Tigger and Pooh* would have newer episodes until 2018.
* Oberdan Júnior still voices Piglet in the future films and series.
* In *The Book of Pooh:*
	+ The face of Christopher Robin would be shown.

* In *Christopher Robin:*
	+ Travis Oates, Tom Kenny, Craig Fergurson, and Tress MacNeille would have reprise their roles as Piglet, Rabbit, Owl, and Kanga.
	+ In Brazilian Portuguese version of the 2018 film of the same name:
		- Isaac Bardavid, Ednaldo Lucena, Selma Lopes, Ana Menzes, and Orlando Drummond would reprise their roles as Tigger, Eeyore, Kanga, Roo, and Owl.

* In *The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh:*
	+ In the Brazil version, Isaac Bardavid and Orlando Drummond would be the role of Tigger and Owl in the dub for Herbert Richies.

* Disney would still produce adaptations of *Winnie-the-Pooh.*
* Kessie would be appear in *My Friends Tigger & Pooh*.
* *Winnie the Pooh* (2011) would had a throwback to *The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh* by having the Pooh doll wink at the end of the film before the credits roll.
* *The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh* would be longest running shows.
	+ The HD 1.78:1 widescreen would be introduced in season TBD.

* A few months after *Epic Mickey*'s release, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Fanny Cottontail, Gus Gremlin, and Ortensia the Cat would become make frequent appearances at the Disney Parks and would appear in any Mickeyverse shows such as *DuckTales* (2017), *Mickey Mouse* (2013), and *The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse* appear in the series.
* *The New Adventures of Winnie t**he Pooh* would have changes:
	+ In "Pooh Oughta Be in Pictures", the face of the usher in the movie theater would be shown.

* Disney+ would have started in 1999 as a DVDs-by-mail service (similar to Redbox or the original version of Netflix), also ending the "Disney Vault" practice, before launching a streaming service in 2006.
* Buena Vista International would be renamed to Disney–ABC International in 2010.
* *Toy Story 2*, *Tarzan*, and *Inspector Gadget* would've been of the first new film to be released on Disney+ in 1999.
	+ Buzz Lightyear of Star Command and Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins will be available on Disney+ in a international markets in 2007.
* Brazil was released on November 22, 2000, the same day of *The Emperor's New Groove*.
	+ *The Book of Pooh, House of Mouse, Mickey Mouse Works*, and *The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh* will be available in a international markets on Disney+.

* *The Adventures of Chip 'n' Dale* (1959) would be available on Disney+ with redubbed of the voice cast.
* *Thru the Mirror* would be made as a 2D animated remake of the 1936 short film.
	+ With the same drawn style as *Mickey in a Minute*.

* *Fantasia 2006* wouldn't be cancelled in 2006.
* *Wreck-It Ralph* would have changes:
	+ Mario and Luigi make cameos in *Wreck-it Ralph*.

* *Ralph Breaks the Internet* would have changes:
	+ The scene "Domestic Hell" would be kept in the final film.
	+ Sonic the Hedgehog would sing the cover "Welcome to the Internet" in the film, where Sonic followed Ralph and quickly learned everything about the internet. He sang it to Ralph shortly after, but without a swear words.
* *Sherlock Gnomes* would have changes:
	+ Bring back some of the characters from the original movie.
	+ Walt Disney Pictures would be distributed in the second film, while Touchstone still be distributed in the first film.

* *Monica's Gang in an Adventure of Time* from would be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures instead of Buena Vista International.
	+ *The Happy Cricket* in 2001 would instead be distributed by 20th Century Studios rather than Paris Filmes, as StartAnima would acquired by 20th Century Fox.
* Touchstone Pictures and Hollywood Pictures is still in operation.
	+ All adult-oriented films would be available to Star+ as a stand-alone streaming instead of Disney+.
	+ Touchstone Interactive would also been remained opened for the video games onwards.

* Nina Jacobson would became chief executive officer of Touchstone Pictures, and the headquarters of the same studio would be located to Santa Monica, California.
* The old 1996-2007 Walt Disney Records logo would kept be used in 2007 onwards, and it wouldn't be replaced with current 2007 logo.
* Joey, DeeDee and Marky from *Oggy and the Cockroaches* would make a cameos in *Chip 'n Dale: Park Life*.
	+ Bernie from *Zig and Sharko* would also make cameo.
* Walt Disney Pictures would be major film studios in 1940 instead of 1983.
* Jumbo Pictures would be remained opened in 2000.
	+ Doug would became the current showrunner.
* DisneyToon Studios would stay open for operate, but Bobs Gannaway will became chief creative officer at DisneyToon Studios in 2018.
* The overseas animation studios of the Disney Animation: Australia, Canada, France, Japan, United Kingdom wouldn't be shut down, and would stay open for operate in the future onwards.
* Dumbo II would have changes:
	+ The Title logo (by ABFan21's version) would be debuted in 2022.
* Disney Digital 3D wouldn't be retired in 2018, and it was launched in 1995 instead of 2005.
	+ In 2018, the logo was re-animated, but the 2008 logo was used.
	+ Disney Digital 3D would also kept the 2008 old logo in 2011, and 2020s.

* In 2023, the "100 Years of Wonder" tagline underneath the text "Disney 100" would kept remained to use in the logo until 2024 as post-100th anniversary.
* The Walt Disney Company Brazil will became headquarted and successful, and it would be located to both Cuiabá, Mato Grosso and São Paulo.
	+ In the Brazilian version, the text "100 Years of Wonder" was replaced with "100 Anos de Emoção" to be used in the logo.
	+ DisneyLand Brazil Resort would be located to São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro in between, and it would be opened on 1968 as a official.

* In the Brazil version of Disney+, the films, short films, TV specials and series wouldn't be removed for the future, and it will be remained available on Disney+ permamently in 2006, 2010s and 2020s onwards, including in the United States, and other country.
* Disney home media releases:
	+ The Disney DVD and Disney Blu-ray logos would still be shown before the warning screens for the future 2010s and 2020s onwards.
	+ Tinker Bell (from *Peter Pan*) still being the mascot of Disney DVD in the logo as well.
	+ "There is Only One Disney" Promo would be updated in the 2008 onwards.
		- With the adding new clips of the new films and TV series for 2010s and 2020s.
		- Starting in 2022, the 2006-2022 Disney logo would be replaced with the new 2022 Disney logo.

* *Popeye* (1980) would instead be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures in North America on December 12nd, 1980 instead of Paramount.
* Disney+ would still kept only carried family-friendly contents in the United States and Latin America version in 2022 permanently.
* Radio Disney would stay open for operate in 2021.

### Description for Audiovisual Identity Database

* **Walt Disney Pictures:** Same as the 2022 logo, but with the "100 YEARS OF WONDER" subtitle. This variant can be used in *Strange World, Encanto at the Hollywood Bowl,* *Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again*, and future movies*.*

### Closing

* ***February 17, 2006-2022***: On animated films starting with *Finding Dory* (except *Onward, Ralph Breaks the Internet, The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild,* and *Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules* (the first film had no logo)), the full animation is used as a closing logo, very possibly to make the international dubbing credits sync with the music.
* ***2024-present:*** Same as the 2022 logo, but the "100" and "100 Years of Wonder" are absents, and the "Disney" text is larger and middle.
* ***2023-present:*** A short variant exists where it starts on the arc drawing and the star twinkling when the arc reaches the highest spire, albeit with the castle already colored and the text already formed. This variant can be used in *Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again,* some live-action movies, current prints of classic films, and in the international versions of the trailers with the afterformentioned text added.

## Trivia

### 2020s

* This is the first Disney film of the 2020s to use a previous Disney logo even when a new logo was introduced.
	+ This is also the last Disney feature film to use the 2011 Disney logo.

* *The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild* was the only *Ice Age* film to use the short 2011 Disney logo as a closing logo.
* *Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again* was the first Disney+ Original film to use the 2022 Disney on-screen logo.
	+ This is the first Disney animated film to use the short version of the 2022 Disney logo at the end of the credits, and the first animated film produced in a 1.78:1/16:9 aspect ratio to use the 2022 Disney logo.