What if Disney and UB Iwerks has merged together?

## List of changes

* Disney+ would have started in November 26, 1999 instead of November 12, 2019 as a DVDs-by-mail service, also ending the "Disney Vault" practice, before launching a streaming service in June 6, 2006, the same day of *Cars*.
	+ *The Book of Pooh, Bear in the Big Blue House, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins, House of Mouse, Mickey Mouse Works,* and *The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh* will be available in a international markets on Disney+, such as Latin America and Brazil.
		- *Toy Story 2, Tarzan,* and *Inspector Gadget* would've been of the first new film to be released on Disney+ in November 26, 1999.
	+ Brazilian was released on November 22, 2000, the same day of *The Emperor's New Groove.*
* Disney would have lots of care for *The Muppets*, making more Muppet movies and making Walter and Summer as recurring members of the Muppets.
	+ The 2015 Muppets series would have lasted for two additional seasons.
		- Walter would have a larger role in the series.
	+ *Muppet Babies* (2018) would feature additional Muppets that weren't featured in the original series.
		- After the series ended, Disney opted to add Summer as a new member of The Muppets.
	+ *The Muppets Take Manhattan* will be sold from Sony Pictures to Disney.
		- *Kermit's Swamp Years* is instead distributed by Walt Disney Home Entertainment.
		- *Muppets from Space* would instead be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures.
	+ Disney would give The Muppets library a lot of promotion at the Disney Parks.
		- The Muppets would appear as meet and greet characters in the Disney parks.
* Disney DVD and Blu-ray logos would've remain continued.
	+ Disney Interactive Studios will still operate, as well as Junction Point Studios remain open, but as a sub-label to Disney Interactive Studios.
		- DisneyToon Studios wouldn't close down.
* Walt Disney would've never smoked at all and made many more animated features until his death on June 30, 1996.
* Disney will keep the rights of *Winnie the Pooh* and *Mickey Mouse,* meaning that *Blood and Honey* would never exist at all.
* Disney would instead acquired 21st Century Fox on January 15, 1992 instead of March 20, 2019.
	+ Fox Interactive will remained opened, but it was renamed to 20th Interactive.
	+ 20th Century Fox still being renamed to "20th Century Studios", and Fox Searchlight Pictures to "Searchlight Pictures".
		- Fox International Productions still remain operate, and it will be renamed to "20th International Productions".
		- Fox 2000 Pictures will renamed to 2000 Pictures.
			* Fox Star Studios still renamed to Star Studios.

* Disney would acquire Studio Ghibli on April 16th, 2008 due to their strong ties as Studio Chizu and Studio Ponoc wouldn't exist with their projects being made by Studio Ghibli, although the films would still be distributed by Toho for Japan releases.
* Disney will acquired Birdo Studio on TBD 2011.
	+ Birdo Studio would be a division of The Walt Disney Company.
	+ All future in the Birdo films would be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures for both Brazil and USA releases; while its television series would be co-produced by Disney Television Animation.
		- *Oswaldo, Cupcake and Dino: General Services, Ninjin, Anittinha's Club, Ba-Da Bean,* and *Ollie's Pack* would air on Disney Channel, Disney Junior and Disney XD.
	+ Future films would all be released under the Walt Disney Pictures brand in the United States and Brazil.
		- The Birdo Studio onscreen theatrical logo will debut in 2020, being first in *The Oswaldo Movie.*
		- *The Oswaldo Movie* would keep its November 5th, 2021 release by Pixar Animation Studios.
	+ *Ollie's Pack* will be co-produced by Birdo Studio.
		- The second season of *Ollie's Pack* would be renewed.
		- However, Nelvana would still be involved in *Ollie's Pack* to provide the animation.
		- Paulo Muppet and Luciana Eguti will be involvements in the series.
		- After the first season finale, *Ollie's Pack* would become part of Birdo Studio.
* The pre-2005 DreamWorks Animation would be owned by Disney.
	+ Walt Disney Pictures will take over distribution of DreamWorks Animation's films, starting with *Madagascar*.
	+ *Transformers: BotBots* would be co-produced by DreamWorks Animation Television, and it would aired on Disney+ instead of Netflix.
		- Boulder Media would still be involved in the series to provide the animation.
		- The new characters will be introduced in newer seasons and the film, starting in the second season of *Transformers: BotBots.*
		- The second season of *Transformers: BotBots* will take place after *The Goldrush Games* and the Lost Bots as an official squad.
			* After the season two finale, DreamWorks Animation would acquired the rights of *BotBots* to make a film adaptation as a theatrical film and it will be release in 2023.
				+ Kikmee would take over the role of Burgertron in the first film.
	+ *Shaun the Sheep: Adventures from Mossy Bottom* will be co-produced by DreamWorks Animation Television, making the first DreamWorks Animation Television series to not have dialogue.
		- Lu-La from *Farmageddon* and Slip from *Shaun the Sheep Movie* would be appear in *Hot to Trotter* as a cameos, similar to *SpongeBob's Big Birthday Blowout* where the characters from the films will be appear in the series.
		- Here's the logo variant of the DreamWorks Animation Television:
			* TBD.
	+ *VeggieTales in the House* and *VeggieTales in the City* would use the DreamWorks Animation Television on-screen logo, and it will be co-produced by DreamWorks Animation Television.
		- An third theatrical VeggieTales film would be co-produced by DreamWorks Animation.
	+ *Over the Hedge: The Big Heist* would be development, and it would be released in September 17, 2021.
	+ Disney would acquire the distribution film rights for *Antz, The Prince of Egypt, The Road to El Dorado, Chicken Run, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas, Shrek 2,* and *Shark Tale* from DreamWorks Pictures.
		- Pacific Data Images (PDI) would be remain opened.
		- *Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nuggets* will be co-produced by DreamWorks Animation and instead be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures, and also would be a theatrical film rather than Netflix.
			* *Shaun the Sheep Movie* and *A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon* would co-produced by DreamWorks Animation, due to its first time that DreamWorks with Aardman for a multi-year film production deal since 2006.
			* DreamWorks Animation would acquire the television rights for *Shaun the Sheep*, while Disney Junior would acquire the television rights for *Timmy Time.*
	+ The 2014 Rocky and Bullwinkle short would keep its theatrical release before *Mr. Peabody and Sherman*.
* Blue Sky Studios would still be open.
	+ *Nimona* would have finished production and kept its theatrical January 14th, 2022 release by Blue Sky Studios.
	+ Scrat would still be the studio's mascot.
	+ *Buck Wild: Legend of the Lost World, Robots: Ratchet Strikes Back* and *Ice Age: Freezing Finale* would be exists.
		- *The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild* and *Ice Age: Scrat Tales* still exist.
			* Scrat is still absent in *The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild*.
			* Bardel Entertainment would still be involved in this film to provide the animation.
			* The original voice cast from the previous films would be reprise them roles.
				+ Manny with Ray Romano.
				+ Sid with John Leguizamo.
				+ Diego with Denis Leary.
				+ Ellie with Queen Latifah.
				+ Crash and Eddie with Seann William Scott and Josh Peck.
	+ Walt Disney Pictures will instead take over the distribution for Blue Sky's films rather than 20th Century Studios, with John Lasseter will be involved as an executive producer.
	+ *Ron's Gone Wrong* would be co-produced by Blue Sky Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Pictures.
		- Locksmith Animation would be their multi-year production deal with Disney after *Ron's Gone Wrong*.
		- DNEG would still be involved in this film to provide the animation.
	+ *Spies in Disguise* would keep its April 19th, 2019 release, and was later released in Ultra HD Blu-ray, DVD, Blu-ray and by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment on July 3rd.

* Disney would acquired DIC Entertainment in January TBD, 1996.
	+ DIC Entertainment was officially acquired by The Walt Disney Company, the same year they acquired Capital Cities/ABC.
	+ The second film of *Inspector Gadget* from 2003 will be different, while its plot will kept as original.
		- Dr. Claw would show his face, like the first film from 1999.
		- There would be reprise:
			* Inspector Gadget with Matthew Broderick.
			* Dr. Claw with Rupert Everett.
			* Chief Quimby with Dabney Coleman.
			* Mayor Wilson with Cheri Oteri.
	+ Les Studios Tex would never exist, and neither would *Sabrina's Secret Life*, *Stargate Infinity* and *Sonic Underground*.
		- However, *Archie's Weird Mysteries* and *Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century* would still exist as the said studio would not be involved while Wang Film Productions would handle the animation services for the latter.
		- *Wacky World of Tex Avery* would change it to a Mickey Mouse cartoon.
	+ Disney would sell shows to other companies:
		- *The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!*, *The Legend of Zelda*, *Captain N: The Game Master*, *The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3* and *Super Mario World* to Universal Studios.
		- *Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog* and the *Sonic the Hedgehog* series to Paramount Global.
		- *The Wizard of Oz*, *Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa* and *Captain Planet and the Planeteers* to Warner Bros. Entertainment.
		- *Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures* to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
* All of DIC Entertainment's shows starting with *Siegfried & Roy: Masters of the Impossible* would be co-produced by Disney Television Animation and made for Disney Channel and Disney's One Saturday Morning.
* The *Power Rangers* franchise would be kept under Disney's ownership rather than being acquired back by Saban Brands in 2010 (and consequently by Hasbro in 2018).
	+ The shows would be now outright produced by Disney and given a slightly larger budget, allowing the shows to shine.
		- As a result, the franchise is now branded as *Disney's Power Rangers* on its logo and merchandise.
	+ New seasons would air on Jetix.