What if Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures was founded at the 1950s?

## Changes

* Disney would not include the third-party contents for films and TV series for permamently, including the broadcast networks.
* The Walt Disney Company will be independent company permamently.
* Disney would've kept ImageMovers still open and make more animated films.
	+ ImageMovers would make special FX effects for Disney's live-action films.
* Disney Entertainment would've been founded and launched at 1993 instead of 2023.
* Circle 7 Animation wouldn't be exist.
* Disneyland Brazil Resort would be exists with Belle's castle, it will be located between the São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, and it would be opened on 1968 as a official.
	+ Disneyland Brazil will be located at São Paulo in 1988.
		- *Disney Cruise Line Port, Disney's Typhoon Lagoon* and *Disneyland Monorail* will be available on Disneyland Brazil Resort.
		- *Rio: Blu's Wild Adventure* will be opened at Disneyland Brazil.
		- The parks first advertisements were done on TV Globo, while more advertisements on Disney Channel Brazil.
* 20th Century Studios, Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm, Searchlight Pictures, Touchstone Pictures, and Hollywood Pictures wouldn't be produce an R-rated film anymore after it's acquired by Disney.
	+ The R-rated films for 20th Century Studios, Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm, Searchlight Pictures, Touchstone Pictures, and Hollywood Pictures wouldn't be exists at all since Disney is a family-friendly.
* The Disney theatrical cartoons and shorts would be had its own distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures in the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s instead of Columbia Pictures, Universal, Screen Gems, FBO Pictures, RKO Radio Pictures, United Artists, and Celebrity Productions.
	+ 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.
* Disney bought the characters right of *Oswald the Lucky Rabbit* in 1946 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.
* Disney Interactive Studios would stay open for operate as a continued doing business and would never closed down in post-2015.
	+ Disney Interactive Studios would be used its 2007 logo in 2005 instead of Buena Vista Games logo in 2005 until 2006.
		- If this happen, then Disney Interactive Studios would've been launched at 2005 instead of 2007 in two years.
	+ Junction Point Studios would remain open, but as a sub-label of Disney Interactive Studios.
		- The rights to *Disney Infinity* would still remain at Disney Interactive Studios and Avalanche Software.
	+ *Cars 3: Driven to Win* and *Lego The Incredibles* would instead been published by Disney Interactive Studios.
	+ *Club Penguin* wouldn't shuts down, and continues to be a popular game.
		- A *Club Penguin* TV show titled *Club Penguin: The Animated Series* premiered on Disney Channel on October 25th, 2007.
* Walt Disney Pictures would still being family-friendly.
* The overseas animation studios of the Disney Animation for Australia, Canada, France, Japan, United Kingdom wouldn't be shut down, and would stay open for operate in the future for post 1990s and 2000 onwards.
* Don Bluth will be a co-director of *Onward*.
	+ Richard Rich will be a co-director of *Chicken Little*.
* Disney would kept the ownership of The Baby Einstein Company for post-2013, but was acquired by Disney.
	+ The home media of *The Baby Einstein Company* would be distributed and released by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment.
	+ Baby Einstein will be still owned by The Walt Disney Company in 2013, and would been released on DVD and Blu-ray in 2010 and 2020's.
	+ Have the DVD and Blu-ray would've been dubbed by Delart Rio and are Brazil dubbed.
		- The Baby Einstein DVD's would've been released in North America and internationally.
	+ Baby Einstein library will be available on Disney+ on North America, Brazil, and internationally.
* DisneyToon Studios wouldn't close down for post-2018.
	+ *Dumbo II* will be revived by DisneyToon Studios in 2023, but the plot will be different.
	+ *Metro* and *Planes: Beyond the Sky* wouldn't be cancelled in the post-2018.
* *Chip 'n' Dale: Rescue Rangers* and *Disenchanted* will be released in theaters rather than Disney+.
* *Thru the Mirror* will be reissued in 1978.
* The film and TV series wouldn't be removed on Disney+ anymore, which means they will stay on Disney+ for permamently.
* The 2006-2022 for Walt Disney Pictures logo will be debuted on *Eight Below* in February 17th, 2006.
* When the Disney 2022 logo was debuted on September 9th, 2022, the Disney logo would kept the text "100 Years of Wonder" in its logo and continues to used until *Wish* in 2023.
	+ The Disney 100 logo in the 1.78:1 aspect ratio would be debuted on *Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again*, with the short version of the Disney logo at the end of the film.
	+ The text "100 Years of Wonder" logo will be displayed in a different language each international versions in several foreign releases for Disney as a different language:
		- Albanian: 100 Vjet Mrekull
		- Afrikaans: 100 Jaar van Wonder
		- 100 عام من العجب :Arabic
		- Armenian: Հրաշքների 100 տարի
		- Azerbaijani: 100 İllik Möcüzə
		- Basque: 100 Urte Mirari
		- Belarusian: 100 гадоў цудаў
		- Bengali: বিস্ময়ের 100 বছর
		- Bosnian: 100 godina čuda
		- Brazilian Portuguese: 100 Anos de Emoção
		- Bulgarian: 100 години чудеса
		- Catalan: 100 Anys de Meravella
		- Cantonese: 100年的奇迹
		- Mandarin Chinese: 100年的奇迹
		- Croatian: 100 godina čuda
		- Czech: 100 let zázraků
		- Danish: 100 års vidunder
		- Dutch: 100 jaar verwondering
		- Estonian: 100 aastat imet
		- Filipino: 100 Taon ng Kababalaghan
		- Finnish: 100 vuotta ihmettä
		- French: 100 ans de merveilles
		- Canadian-French: 100 ans de merveilles
		- Georgian: 100 წელი საოცრება
		- German: 100 Jahre Wunder
		- Greek: 100 Χρόνια Θαυμάτων
		- Hebrew: 100 שנים של פלא
		- Hindi: आश्चर्य के 100 वर्ष
		- Hungarian: 100 éves csoda
		- Icelandic: 100 ára dásemd
		- Indonesian: 100 Tahun Keajaiban
		- Irish: 100 Bliain an Iontais
		- Italian: 100 anni di meraviglie
		- Japanese: 100 年の驚異
		- Kazakh: 100 жыл керемет
		- Korean: 100년의 경이로움
		- Latvian: 100 brīnumu gadi
		- Lithuanian: 100 metų stebuklų
		- Macedonian: 100 години чуда
		- Malay: 100 Tahun Keajaiban
		- Norwegian: 100 år med undring
		- Persian: 100 سال شگفتی
		- Polish: 100 lat cudów
		- European Portuguese: 100 Anos de Emoção
		- Romanian: 100 de ani de minune
		- Russian: 100 лет чуда
		- Serbian: 100 година чуда
		- Sinhala: අවුරුදු 100 ක ආශ්චර්යය
		- Slovak: 100 rokov zázrakov
		- Slovene/Slovenian: 100 let čudeža
		- Latin Spanish: 100 años de maravillas
		- Castilian Spanish: 100 años de maravillas
		- Swedish: 100 år av förundran
		- Tamil: 100 வருட அதிசயம்
		- Thai: 100 ปีแห่งความมหัศจรรย์
		- Taiwanese: 100年的奇迹
		- Turkish: 100 Yıllık Harika
		- Ukrainian: 100 років чудес
		- Uzbek: 100 yillik hayrat
		- Vietnamese: 100 năm kỳ diệu
		- Welsh: 100 Mlynedd o Rhyfeddod
* The picture would instead be rebranded as Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures in 1953.
* Disney home media releases:
	+ The Disney DVD and Disney Blu-ray logos are still shown before the warning screens for post-2014 releases.

* *The Adventures of Chip 'n' Dale* (1959) would be available on Disney+, but with redubbed of the voice cast.

* Disney would acquire Studio Ghibli on April 16th, 2008.
	+ Studio Chizu and Studio Ponoc wouldn't exists with their projects being made by Studio Ghibli.
	+ Studio Ghibli would be more family-friendly.
* *Inspector Gadget 2* from 2003 would have changes:
	+ Dr. Claw would show his face like the first film.
	+ There would be reprise:
		- Inspector Gadget with Matthew Broderick.
		- Dr. Claw with Rupert Everett.
		- Chief Quimby with Dabney Coleman.
		- Mayor Wilson with Cheri Oteri.
* DIC Entertainment was officially acquired by The Walt Disney Company in February 9th, 1996.
	+ Disney would sell shows to other companies:
		- *The Wizard of Oz, Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures,* 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.
	+ *Les Studios Tex* would never exist, and neither would *Sabrina's Secret Life*, and *Stargate Infinity*.
		- 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.
* As for Lucasfilm, Ltd.:
	+ *Indiana Jones* film series would be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures instead of Paramount as co-producer of the films.
	+ *Star Wars* film series would kept its a PG rating instead of PG-13.
	+ *Star Wars: The Clone Wars* would instead be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures rather than Warner Bros.
* DIC Entertainment would stay open as they would also provide additional animation for Disney's shows, even after 2008.
* *Where's My Water?: Swampy's Underground Adventures* would've been co-produced by Walt Disney Television Animation for Disney Channel.
* Toon Disney would be reformatted into a classic and modern Disney animated programming channel while Jetix would be a block for Disney Channel instead.
* Disney's *One Saturday Morning* wouldn't shut down.
* *Popeye* will instead be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures in North America on December 12, 1990.
* Disney Digital 3D will remain continued for post-2018 and it wouldn't be retired, and back in 1995, The Walt Disney Company would've been launched the stereoscopic 3D technology as Disney Digital 3D in 1995.
	+ Disney Digital 3D will still used to kept the old 2008 logo in post-2013, and don't change the logo in 2011.
* The Disney animated TV characters would appear many in Disney parks.
* All Disney Channels in certain countries wouldn't close down.
* Disney would acquired on National Geographic TV channel in 2003 instead of 2019.
	+ In Latin America, Nat Geo Kids wouldn't close down for post-2022.
* Disney Create should have stayed up.
* Carnaval Pictures would be relaunched in the 2010s and it will rebrand into Caravan Media Group.
* Disney+ would still exist, but as a launched to 1999 instead of 2019.
	+ Disney would include just for children's brand content on Disney+.
	+ Disney+'s Premier Access shouldn't have existed.
	+ The films and TV series wouldn't be removed on Disney+ anymore, then, the films and TV series will be remain stay available on Disney+ permamently for internationally and North America.
	+ Disney+ would have started in 1999 as a DVDs-by-mail service (similar to Redbox or the original version of Netflix).
		- It also ending the "Disney Vault" practice before launching a streaming service in 2006.
	+ Disney+ shouldn't have started charging people to watch certain movies when people are already paying for Disney+ subscriptions. It sounds unreasonable.

* Disney would keep the rights to *Mickey Mouse* (franchise), *Winnie the Pooh, Peter Pan, Bambi*, and etc. meaning that *Blood and Honey*, *Peter Pan: Neverland Nightmare*, and *Bambi: The Reckoning* would never exist at all.
	+ Ana Lúcia Menezes will be still alive for post-2021 releases. Ana Menezes would've kept reprised her role and still be voices 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).
	+ The Brazilian Portuguese versions of *The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, The Book of Pooh, Tigger & Pooh and a Musical Too* would be put added on Disney+.
	+ *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: 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.

* As for Marvel, *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse* series would be produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios instead of Sony Pictures Animation.
	+ Video game based on Marvel properties would be published by Disney Interactive Studios, and the LEGO video game based on Marvel properties will be published by Disney Interactive Studios instead of Warner Bros. Games.

* Post-2013 Marvel Cinematic Universe films will have on-screen logo for Walt Disney Pictures.
* There will be no right conflicts with Sony or Fox, as when the Marvel Cinematic Universe started, Disney would've already owned Marvel.
* Sam Raimi's *Spider-Man* Trilogy, *Hulk* (2003), *The Avengers, The Amazing Spider-Man* duology, and 2008-2011 Marvel Cinematic Universe films would be produced by Walt Disney Pictures.
	+ *Howard the Duck*, *Blade* Trilogy, *Ghost Rider* duology, All *X-Men* films (and its spin-off Deadpool duology), *Daredevil* (and its spin-off *Elektra*), *The Punisher, Fantastic Four* duology, *Venom* duology, and *Morbius* would be produced by Hollywood-Touchstone Pictures.
	+ The adult-oriented films was changed into PG-13 rated films instead of rated R, since the adult-oriented films wouldn't exists for Disney.
* The *Muppets* library would be owned by Disney in 1988.
	+ *Kermit's Swamp Years* and *Bear in the Big Blue House Live: Surprise Party* is instead distributed by Walt Disney Home Entertainment.
	+ There would be more Muppet movies.
	+ The Muppets would appear as meet and greet characters in the Disney parks.
	+ Disney would acquired the distribution film rights for *The Muppet Movie* and *The Great Muppet Caper* from ITC Entertainment.
		- *The Muppet Movie* and *The Great Muppet Caper* would be reissued by Disney under the Walt Disney Pictures banner.
	+ Disney will acquired the rights of *The Muppets* and *Bear in the Big Blue House* in 1996 instead of 2004.
	+ The Muppets Studio still exists.
	+ *The Muppet Show* will get a reboot from the original series in September 10th, 2014 on Disney Channel.
		- John Lasseter would be the screenwriter, the series will be developed by Jason Segel, James Bobin, Nick Stoller and Steven Spielberg.
		- The series will be serves as a sequel to *The Muppets* and *Muppets Most Wanted*.
		- The first season of the series will had the 30-episodes.
	+ *Muppet Babies* will instead be produced by Disney Television Animation for ABC on 1984 after Disney bought ABC in 1976 instead of CBS.
	+ The 2015 *Muppets* series would have lasted for two additional seasons.
		- Walter would have a larger role in the series.
	+ Disney opted to add Summer as a new member of The Muppets after the series ended of reboot series to *Muppet Babies.*
		- *Muppet Babies* (2018-2022) would feature additional Muppets that weren't featured in the original series.
	+ *The Muppets Takes Manhattan* and *Muppets from Space* is instead being distributed by Walt Disney Pictures.
	+ Theme park attractions based on *The Muppets* and *Bear in the Big Blue House* would still licensed to Disney Parks.
* Toon Disney and Jetix will stay open for operate after Disney bought Saban Media Group.
	+ Disney would've kept *Digimon* and *Power Rangers* permamently from Saban Brands, unless Disney and Hasbro would teamed up make a joint venture between the Disney and Hasbro.
	+ Saban Capital Group would be founded in 2010 as a joint venture between Disney and Hasbro.
	+ Saban Films will be a joint venture between Disney and Hasbro.
		- Films by Saban Films will be owned by Disney under the Walt Disney Pictures label for the *Power Rangers* films and family-oriented films, while the adult-oriented films wouldn't exist.
		- the *Power Rangers* reboot films will be released by Walt Disney Pictures for Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.
		- All of *Power Rangers* shows will be rerun on Jetix and Toon Disney, and aired on Disney Channel.

* ABC Family would be exist permamently, even though Freeform can stay.
* Jetix would've be a 24-hour Saturday Morning block.
* Toon Disney will be a cartoon rerun network.
* In 2012, Playhouse Disney's 2D bumpers and branding would be redone in 3D.
* Their slogan "Imagine and Learn" will be continued to be used until 2018, when it changes to "Where the Magic Begins".
* In 2019, the Disney Junior bumpers from the United Kingdom would replace the 2017 branding and Funny would be phased out.
* The Playhouse Disney would be sister channel to Disney Junior, and the logo will be turned to 3D in 2012, until Disney Channel's rebranding in 2014 when their new logo matches the current Disney Channel logo.
* In the Brazilian version of *Gnomeo and Juliet*, the film will be distributed by Buena Vista International instead of Imagem Filmes.
* *Sherlock Gnomes* would've had a changes:
	+ Bring back some of the characters from the original movie in 2011.
	+ The sequel will instead be produced at 1.85:1 rather than 2.39:1.
* Touchstone Pictures would stay open, but it would be merged with Hollywood Pictures into one company, then the logo would be rebrand as Hollywood-Touchstone Pictures.
	+ Nina Jacobson will serve as the CEO of Hollywood-Touchstone Pictures.
	+ Jerry Bruckheimer will be as Chairman and CEO of Hollywood-Touchstone Pictures.
	+ The headquarters will be in Santa Monica, California.
	+ Touchstone Games will be revived as a game division of Hollywood-Touchstone Pictures.
	+ Touchstone Animation will be founded as Hollywood-Touchstone Animation and division and label of Hollywood-Touchstone Pictures.
	+ Touchstone Home Entertainment will be renamed into Hollywood-Touchstone Home Entertainment.
* *Mickey Mouse Clubhouse* had one more seasons in 2017 until 2018 when *Roadster Racers* premiered and *Funhouse* in 2022.
* The Walt Disney Company acquired 20th Century Studios on January 15th, 1992.
	+ Fox International Productions will be rebrand to 20th Century International.
		- 20th Century International would still released 20th Century Studios films for the international market.
	+ 20th Century Animation will have a on-screen logo, and would also have its own fanfare in its on-screen logo.
	+ Fox Digital Entertainment will be rebrand to 20th Digital Entertainment.
	+ 20th Century Games would be folded into 20th Interactive.
		- Fox Interactive would stay open for operate, but it was instead be rebrand into 20th Interactive.
	+ Regency Television will be revived as a joint venture of 20th Century Studios.
	+ All of 20th Century Studios films will use the credit "Distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures" at the end of the credits crawl.
	+ StartAnima Studio, a Brazilian animation studio would be acquired by 20th Century Studios in 1996.
		- The 1967 MPAA logo will be included in the end credits for all StartAnima's films as a Brazilian-American until 2019, which it was rebrand to MPA.
		- *The Happy Cricket* would've been distributed by 20th Century Studios instead of Paris Filmes.
		- *Lino* would be different in 2017.
			* "Oh, Yeah!" by Yello song would be played in the film, with the original song "Barbie Girl" by Aqua.
			* The song "Happy" by Bruno Duprat would be longer as 3 minutes, and it would be available on the soundtrack of *Lino*.
			* The soundtrack and score of *Lino* would be released by Walt Disney Records.
	+ 20th Century Studios would acquired The Curosity Company in 2005, then Homer Simpson would be the mascot of the company.
	+ Fox Searchlight Pictures and Fox Star Studios still rebrand into Searchlight Pictures and Star Studios.
	+ Fox Kids would be rebrand into 20th Children's Television Animation.
	+ *Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip* would have changes:
		- Ian Hawke appeared in *The Road Chip.*
		- The sequel will be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures.
		- Dr. Teeth from *The Muppets* would appear at the start of the film to play "Juice Wiggle" along with Redfoo.
		- Statler and Waldrof would also appears as speaking cameos where the celebrities people are leaving the house after surprise birthday bash to Dave at the start of the film.
		- In the Brazilian Portuguese dubbed of the film, Fábio Lucindo would've reprise his role as Alvin.
		- Give the Chipettes a lot more screen time in *The Road Chip*.
		- The Tetralogy was rated G.
		- The scene where Dave and the Chipmunks returns home, and Dave claims that nothing could ruin his day, but when he opens the door, the squirrels from earlier have already destroyed the house was placed into the post-credits scene before the Disney logo as a short version at the end of the film.
	+ 20th Century Studios sold Blue Sky Studios to Walt Disney Pictures in 2000.
		- John Lasseter will be serve as the executive producer from 2002 onward, starting with *Ice Age*.
		- *Ron's Gone Wrong* would've been co-produced by Blue Sky Studios for Walt Disney Pictures, also, *Ron* from the film itself will be serves as a mascot's company.
			* After *Ron's Gone Wrong* was success, Locksmith Animation would kept their mult-year production deal with Disney.
			* Starting in the Vimeo before the theatrical release, Locksmith Animation introduced its on-screen logo where we fade into a white screen, which then reveals itself to be a keyhole as it rotates and zooms out, going through a trail of dark blue and blue pattern keyholes. After a while, it fades into a dark blue background as the keyhole moves to the left, Ron (from *Ron's Gone Wrong*) appears from the right as closing itself in a large blue keyhole which fades in. After that, the large white text "LOCKSMITH" (in the Domaine Text Regular font) with "ANIMATION" (in Futura Medium) spaced below it; both fade in, followed by a small text reading "A SISTER COMPANY" (with "SISTER" in its corporate font) aligned to the right, and Ron wave his arm and say "Hi!".
			* Also, the music/sounds for the logo is a majestic orchestral fanfare, which is adapted from the track "How to Be My Friend" from *Ron's Gone Wrong* (composed by Henry Jackman), and Ron says "Hi!" at the end. Sometimes, the opening theme is heard or it is silent.
	+ 20th Century Fox Television Distribution would be renamed into 20th Television Distribution.
	+ The Cinemascope for 20th Century Studios will be lasted until late 2015.

* *Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul* would kept the original theme music written by Theodore Shapiro from the trilogy films.
	+ In the Brazilian Portuguese dub:
		- Philippe Maia would reprise him role as Frank Heffley in *Rodrick's Rules, Dog Days,* and *The Long Haul.*
		- Gustavo Pereira and Charles Emmanuel would also kept the original roles of Rodrick and Rowley in the first fifth films.

* *Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Series* would be produced by Regency Television, Bagdasarian Productions and 20th Television on December 25th, 2010 until December 19th, 2020 with the 20-episodes for the first fifth seasons on Disney+ and ABC.
	+ According to the Tropes, it is a Immediate Sequel.
		- The first season takes place after the events of the first film.
		- The second season takes place both after the events of the second film and before the events of the third film.
		- Both the third and fourth season takes place both after the events of the third film and before the events of the fourth film.
		- The fifth and final season after the events of the fourth film.
	+ With the characters from the film series:
		- Ian Hawke
		- Agent James Suggs, Samantha, Miles, and Ashley Grey (season 5 only)
		- Zoe (season 3 only)
		- Toby, Dr. Rubin, Julie Ortega, and Ryan Edwards (season 2 only)
		- Gail, Claire Wilson (season 1 only)

* Fox 2000 Pictures will be rebrand into 2000 Pictures.
* *Who Framed Roger Rabbit* will instead be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures rather than Touchstone Pictures.
	+ The smoke, adult humors and drugs will be toned down.
	+ In order to that, a more additional Roger Rabbit shorts would be released.

* *Roller Coaster Rabbit* short would be released under the Walt Disney Pictures banner, while *Tummy Trouble* and *Trail Mix-Up* still being distributed by Walt Disney Pictures.
	+ The scene of Baby Herman grabs the bull by his groin would be replaced by TBD.

* Miramax would not be involved in *Gnomeo and Juliet*, which are released by Disney under Touchstone Pictures.
* *Strange Magic, Gnomeo & Juliet,* and *Sherlock Gnomes* would be released on Walt Disney Pictures in North America instead of Touchstone Pictures, Paramount Pictures and MGM.
	+ *Gnomeo & Juliet* would be released on Walt Disney Pictures in Brazil instead of Imagem Filmes on March 4th, 2011.
	+ In the Brazilian version of *Sherlock Gnomes*, Daniel de Oliveira and Vanessa Giácomo would reprise their roles as Gnomeo and Juliet.
	+ *Sherlock Gnomes* would have changes:
		- Bring back some of the characters from the original movie.
		- The sequel will instead be produced at 1.85:1 rather than 2.39:1.
		- The website of Mower Madness alongside with Terrafirminator from previous film, *Gnomeo & Juliet,* would appear in *Sherlock Gnomes* as a brief cameos in a laptop.

* Lego would promote the release of *Gnomeo & Juliet* in 2011 as construction sets.

### Walt Disney Animation Studios

* *Epic Mickey* would be released on August 22, 2023, 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.

* *Fantasia 100* will be the fourth installment of the *Fantasia* series, and it will be released on May TBD, 2023.
* *Who Is Susie Rabbit?* (DonaldoC1997's and MarvelDCandFantasyFanBoy12's version) would be made in 2008, and would be part of the Disney Animated Canon and be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures.
	+ In *Who Is Susie Rabbit?*: John Lasseter would serves as executive producer.
	+ *Who Framed Roger Rabbit?* would be serve as a reimagined of the original 1988 film adapted to the present day, made be released in 2019, and would be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures.

* *Wreck-It Ralph* will have changes:
	+ Mario and Luigi will make cameos in the film.

* *Ralph Breaks the Internet* would have changes:
	+ Mario, Luigi, and Bowser make cameos.

* *Fantasia 2006* wouldn't be cancelled in 2006.
* *Pet Project* would have finished production in 2007 as a home media release of *Meet the Robinsons*.
	+ The alternate ending is the real ending instead: 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.
* *FernGully: The Last Rainforest* would be part of the Disney Renaissance era.
	+ The film series would be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures rather than 20th Century Studios.
	+ Robin Williams would've been reprise his role as Batty Koda in the direct-to-video sequels of *FernGully.*
* *Thru the Mirror* would be made as a 2D animated remake of the 1936 short film as a Disney+ original short by Walt Disney Animation Studios.
	+ Mickey Mouse in the style as *Mickey in a Minute*.
	+ The short is more shortened as 7 minutes.

* *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.

* Richard Rich would return to Disney in 2018, and it will became as a Chairman of Walt Disney Animation Studios.
* *Anastasia* would be part of the Disney Renaissance era.
* *Chicken Little* (2005) would have changes:
	+ The scene of "*Mayor Turkey Lurkey's Pep Talk*" would've kept into the final film/actual film, and this scene would've been take place after the UFO dissappeared and Chicken Little was proven wrong again.

* *The Wild* (2006) would've had changes:
	+ The theatrical film would've been part of Disney Animated Canon.
	+ This scene where Benny was on a trash can, possibly he was having a talk with Samson about finding Ryan, before they head to the city would've been added it into the actual film.
		- Another scene would've kept into the final film, and this scene would take place right after Samson and the gang meet Stan and Carmine, Benny has an advice by Galena (Ryan's mother) to find him, before the gang went to the docks to find Samson's son, Ryan.

* The sequel of *Chicken Little* wouldn't be cancelled, but the plot will be different.
	+ This sequel is instead was produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios rather than DisneyToon Studios on October TBD, 2022.
	+ The film will be presented at 1.85:1 aspect ratio.

### Pixar Animation Studios

* The headquarters would be located at Emeryville, California from 1986 onward instead of Point Richmond.
* The post-2001 films would have bloopers and outtakes in each one films.
* John Ratzenberger will remain as voice role for other characters in post-2020 Pixar films and video games and he will never retired, starting with *Soul* onward.
	+ But when John is about to retired, Peter Sohn will be the new voice role in lots of future Pixar films.
* Pixarfan8695 will kept request to the comments of YouTube, and it be allowed for fan comments to make videos that anything they want.
* *Elemental* would be released on Disney+ for 45 days.
	+ The other songs would be added it in:
		1. *"Get Ready (Orchestral Mix)"* by 2 Unlimited Official would be played in the scene when Lutz and Windbreakers won.
		2. "We Win" by Lil' Baby and Kirk Franklin - in the scene of Windbreakers vs. Cropdusters.
		3. "Just a Clouds Away" by Pharrell Williams - Wade and Ember's romantic scene.

* The Pixar shorts from 1986 to 2006 would be owned by Disney, and it will be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures.
* In *Cars 3:*
	+ Pump It by The Black Eyed Peas would be playing during the scene of Crazy 8 at Thunderhollow.
* "Just a Clouds Away" by Pharrell Williams would be played in *Inside Out* during the scene when the family are moved to San Francisco.
* Pete Docter would be chief creative officer at Pixar in 2006 instead of 2018, while John Lasseter would be president at Disney as John didn't leave Disney.
* The books of Pixar would be made as an actual short films.
	1. *Toys That Go Bump in the Night* will be released as a bonus material of *Toy Story* in 2000.
	2. *A Berry Brave Troop* will be released as a bonus material of *A Bug's Life* in 1999.
	3. *Tuned In* will be released as a bonus material of *Toy Story 2* in 2000.
	4. *Who's In Charge* will be released as a bonus material of *Finding Nemo*.
	5. *A Delicious Duo* would be released as a bonus material of *Ratatouille*, along with *Your Friend the Rat*.
	6. *The Big Campout* would be released as a bonus material of *Toy Story 3.*
	7. *Rally to the Finish* will be released as a bonus material of *Cars 2.*
	8. *Merida's Challenge* will be released as a bonus material of *Brave*, along with *The Legend of Mor'du.*
	9. *Arlo's Birthday Adventure* will be released as a bonus material of *The Good Dinosaur.*
	10. *You're It, Dory!* will be released as a bonus material of *Finding Dory*, along with *Marine Life Interviews.*
	11. *For the Love of Racing* will be released as a bonus material of *Cars 3*, along with *Miss Fritter's Racing Skoool.*
	12. *The Rivera Family Band* will be released as a bonus material of *Coco.*

* While *22 vs. Earth, Lamp Life,* and *Ciao, Alberto!* still air on Disney+ as a short films.
* The sequel of *G-Force* would've been exist as actual film in 2024.
	+ Unlike the first film, Pixar Animation Studios and Regency was not involved with the first film, but co-produced the sequel.
		- the Jerry Bruckheimer will not be involved in the sequel, but he will credited as "Based on the characters created by Hoyt H. Yeatman Jr. and Jerry Bruckheimer".
	+ The sequel will feature the new characters.
	+ Like the previous film, the sequel was presented at 2.35:1.
* A remastered of the 2008 Pixar Animation Studios logo (The logo was enhanced in high-definition) will be used in *Ratatouille* until *Incredibles 2,* but the 2008 logo still be appears on some TV spots for post-2019 films.
	+ According to the AVID wiki:
		- The original version was last used on *Cars*, but the 1995 logo made surprise reappearances on the teaser trailer for *Cars 2* and TV spot for the 3D re-release of *Finding Nemo*.
		- The remastered logo debuted on *Ratatouille* and it was last used on *Incredibles 2*. It still appears on some TV spots for post-2019 films, with the reanimated logo on other TV spots and the actual films.
		- The reanimated variant debuted on the 3D version of *Toy Story 4* and later appeared on *Onward, Turning Red, Lightyear* and *Elemental* as well as the 2020 Disney Investor Day.
			* This does not appear on the 3D version of *Soul* and *Luca*, as they were all released exclusively on Disney+, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
* In 2019, the reanimated version of the Pixar logo was debut in *Toy Story 4.*
* The instrumental version of *Run That Race* would be available on soundtrack of *Cars 3*, without backing vocals and Dan Auerbach.
* Pixar gets into the business of developing television as "Pixar Animation Television" after the success of *Buzz Lightyear of Star Command.*
	+ All of Pixar Animation Television's shows would be co-produced by Disney Television Animation, starting by 2000.
* The 1995 Pixared Disney logo hadn't final appearance until *WALL-E*.
* All of Pixar films would still be promoted by McDonald's since 2006.
	+ In 2013-2017 to the Brazilian version for promote the films, with the Happy who serves as a McDonald's mascot.
* *The Oswaldo Movie* will be based on animated television series by Pedro Eboli for Birdo Studio, and it will be released on November 25, 2022.
	+ The runtime are 97 minutes, and be G rating of the film.
	+ Pixar's first traditionally-animated film.
	+ John Lasseter would be the director with Paul Tibbitt as co-director, with Pete Docter and Carlos Saldanha as executive producers, and Paulo Muppet and Luciana Eguti as producers.
	+ Oswaldo would sing "When You Wish Upon a Star" at the Disney logo, with the backup as normal.
	+ It is produced by Birdo Studio, Pixar and distributed by Walt Disney Pictues as Brazilian-American film.
	+ The sequel, *The Oswaldo Movie 2* would've been released on November 24th, 2023.
* *Toy Story 4* and *Lightyear* would instead be presented in the 1.85:1 aspect ratio rather than 2.39:1.
	+ *WALL-E* will also be presented in 1.85:1, make the first Pixar film since *Finding Nemo* to be produced at 1.85:1.

* *Ratz* (JoeBot's and Ootwar's version) would be made on February 5th, 2020 as 107 minutes.
* *Finding Marlin* will be released in January 18th, 2019.
	+ The sequel will be presented in 1.85:1, just like the first two movies.
	+ The plot for the sequel: A few months after *Finding Dory*, Marlin travels to New Zealand with Dory and Nemo to find his long-lost wife Coral. But when he and a rogue piranha get taken to an aquarium, Nemo travels with Dory and the Tank Gang to find his father.
* Lego sets based on *Toy Story* and *Cars* would still continue. Also, there would've been more Lego sets based on various Pixar films.
	+ Sets based of the 2022 *Lightyear* would be continue in 2023.
	+ The sets based of the 2017 *Cars 3* wouldn't be part of LEGO Junior line.
		- Instead, the sets would had an 05-12 age for LEGO, just like *Cars 2*.
* Based on the Pixar films would be published by Disney Interactive Studios for video games, while the each Pixar video games would still remains published by THQ.
	+ *Cars Toons: Mater's Tall Tales: The Video Game* would be available on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Nintendo DS rather than just Nintendo Wii and Microsoft Windows on November 19th, 2010.
	+ Video game based of the 2023 *Elemental* would be published by THQ (with co-published by Disney Interactive Studios), and developed by Heavy Iron Studios and Asobo Studio for Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series S|X, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5 on TBD 2023.
* Pixar Animation Studios logo would've had an Father's Day variant (by Pixarfan8695's version), it should've used this variant in *Onward* at the end of the film.
* In *Finding Dory:*
	+ Pixar logo will had the underwater version (by Aldrine Joseph 25), and it will be made as official logo variant.
* In the Brazil version of *A Bug's Life* in 1998, Márcio Garcia will be role as Francis instead of Mauro Ramos.
* *Pixar's Newt* isn't cancelled, but it has a different and better plot.
* *Turning Red* would kept its theatrical release on March 11th, 2022.
	+ The old 1995 Pixar variant Disney logo would only be used at the start of the film; while the 2006-2022 Disney logo was used at the end of the film.
	+ The poster for Monsters, Inc. would be seen on the scene as the film was take place in 2002.
	+ *Randall* (by Crashjim50's version) would be released in March 11th, 2022 as a theatrical short before *Turning Red*.
		- The short film would be premiered on November 19th, 2021 at the D23 Expo.
		- The short would take place shortly after the events of Monsters University, and the plot of the short would explains how Randall met Fungus after being kicked out of Roar Omega Roar and how the two ended up graduating from Monsters University, eventually working at Monsters, Inc.

* *Randall*, a short from *Monsters, Inc.* would be included as a bonus feature on *Turning Red* home media release.

### **Disney Animation Television:**

* *The Owl House*:
	+ Luz Noceda's inflatable pants would be involved in the episode of *The Owl City* as a actual, with the King's line "Wow, Luz! Your pants are inflated.", and premise: "Luz would try to deflate her pants, King would probably think Luz's pants are soft, and Eda would probably laugh at Luz because her pants are inflated and think they look good on her".
	+ The beach episode would be made as a actual, and Luz would wear blue one-piece swimsuit.

* *Friend Hooks* would get the spin-off shows in a human versions after the success of *Pool Party Panic*, then it will be the second television series that the characters are a humans version after *Equestria Girls*, then *Fish Hooks* will became the franchise, and *Friend Hooks* will be incorporated into the *Fish Hooks.*
* Disney kept the ownership of *Doug*, and the series would be current showrunner for the future.
* The episode "*Phineas and Ferb Gets Busted*" wouldn't exist at all. However, the scene of Perry's Dream at the end of the episode would still exist, but with the different episode.
* *Agent P* (by DonaldoC1997's and Coolot's version) will be made in 2018 as a spin-off to *Phineas and Ferb* after Perry got received his own spin-off series in 2016*.*
	+ The series follows closer Perry the Platypus' adventures as a secret agent for the O.W.C.A. and his missions against several villains, mainly his arch-nemesis Dr. Doofenshmirtz.

* *Tales of a Free Genie* would be produced by Disney Television Animation on Disney+ in 2022 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the *Aladdin*.
	+ 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.
	+ Márcio Simões will reprise his role as Genie in the version of Brazilian Portuguese (by TV Group Digital).

* *Oswaldo* will get reboot series of the original shows in 2022.
	+ The series in the style of *Ollie's Pack.*

## Filmography

### Animated films

* *The Wild* (2006)
* *Meet the Robinsons* (2007)
* *Who is Susie Rabbit?* (2008)
* *Bolt* (2008)
* *Chicken Little 2* (2022)
* *Strange World* (2022)
* *Epic Mickey* (2023)
* *Wish* (2023)