What if Disney acquired Pixar in 1996?

## Changes

* Pete Docter would been its chief creative officer in 1998 rather than 2018.
* *Live-Action Toy Story* by Jonason Pauley and Jesse Perrotta and *Toy Story 3 in Real Life* by Morgan and Mason McGrew would be successful.
* Wade Water would be made by Coca-Cola as a real to promote the upcoming feature film, *Elemental.*
* John Ratzenberger would still involved to Pixar, although, Ratzenberger still being role of Rootie in *Luck* from Apple TV+ and Skydance.
	+ John Ratzenberger still being the role of Abominable Snowman in the episode "Adorable Returns" and "Little Monsters" from *Monsters at Work.*
* Luxo, Jr. still be the mascot.
* Pixar would've be owned by The Walt Disney Company in March 12, 1996.
	+ Pixar will get into the business of developing television as a "Pixar Animation Television".
* Each in deleted scenes would be made and reconstruction to the final film:
	+ ***Toy Story 4:*** "Bonnie's Playtime" would take place after the song "You Gotta Friend in Me".
	+ ***Toy Story:*** "Shakes the Rattle" would've be made into the final film.
* Pixarfan8695, an YouTuber channel and fan of Pixar would've been worked at Pixar after the success of *Luxo, Jr. Short Series*.
	+ *Luxo, Jr. Short Series* would be released on Disney+.
* *Cars Toons* would've been made new episodes of *Mater's Tall Tales*.
	+ In the Brazilian version of *Air Mater,* Júlio Chaves and Paulo Vignolo would be the roles of Skipper and Sparky.
* Alexandre Lippiani will remained alive and kept the original role of Woody in *Toy Story* franchise.
	+ In the Brazilian version of *Lightyear,* Guilherme Briggs would be role of Buzz Lightyear.
		- Renato Rosenberg would've kept the original role of Hamm and Mack.
		- For *Toy Story* in 1995, Alfredo Martins would be the role of Mr. Potato Head rather than Antônio Patiño.

* *Toy Story Treats* would've had a Brazilian dubbed in 1996.
	+ Renato Rosenberg, Alexandre Lippiani, Guilherme Briggs, and Marco Antônio Costa would reprise their roles from the first film as Hamm, Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and Rex.
* Pixar Canada would remained opened.
* *Toy Story: The Musical* would be success, and would be changes:
	+ The falling with style scene would be longer instead of shortened.
	+ The Christmas ending scene and the scene where the soldiers spy on the party wouldn't be removed.
* *Myhtic Rock*, a short from *Toy Story Toons* would have finished production.
	+ *To Protect and Serve* also wouldn't be cancelled and it would have finished production.
* *Toy Story* franchise would be changes:
	+ In the Brazilian Portuguese dubbed from the first film for 1995, Alfredo Martins would be voiced by Mr. Potato Head.
	+ Renato Rosenberg and Alexandre Lippiani would still be voices Hamm and Woody, starting in *Toy Story 2* onwards*.*
	+ Marco Antônio Costa would reprise him role as Rex in *Toy Story 4, Forky Asks a Question.*
	+ Francisco José would still voices Slinky Dog in *Toy Story 3*.
* *Planes* would've been co-produced by Pixar Animation Studios, although, the animation was still provided by Prana Studios until was defunct in 2019.
	+ *Planes: Fire & Rescue* would've been released in 2016, instead of 2014.
	+ *Planes: Beyond the Sky* wouldn't be cancelled, and the animation will be provided by DNEG.
* The song "Hot N Cold" by Katy Perry would be played in the 2nd song for the second trailer of *Elemental.*
* *Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins* would've been reissue as an 2013 reprint.
	+ The current Disney and Pixar logos will be appear at the start and the end of the film, as well as DisneyToon Studios logo only appears at the end of the film.
		- Tim Allen would be the role of Buzz Lightyear rather than Patrick Warburton in 2000.

* *Planes: Fire & Rescue, Toy Story 4* and *Lightyear* was originally to be shot at 2.39:1 aspect ratio, but it was switched to 1.85:1.
	+ *Toy Story* series would've remained produced at 1.85:1 aspect ratio just like the similar of *Toy Story 3* back in 2010.
		- However, the three films was originally to be produced at 2.39:1 aspect ratio for the *Planes* and *Toy Story* films and spin-off, but it was switched to 1.85:1 aspect ratio.

* The *Cars Toon: Mater's Tall Tales* video game would be available on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, while still be available on Wii and PC.
* In *Cars 3:*
	+ Daniel Filho would reprise him roles as Doc Hudson instead of Ricardo Rossatto, which was replaced the original actor.
		- Ruth Gonçalves would also be reprise her role as Lizzie.
* In *WALL-E* and *Ratatouille:*
	+ The old 1995-2007 Walt Disney Pictures (Pixar variant) logo would be used in this film, making *WALL-E* the last film to use the 1995-2007 logo.
	+ The 2008 Pixar logo would be the first debuted to be used in *Ratatouille.*

* Dusty Crophopper would make appear as cameo in *Cars on the Road*, and Dane Cook will reprise his role*.*
	+ However, in this episode, Dusty will meet McQueen and Mater.
	+ Dusty would also appear as playable character in *Lego The Incredibles.*
* Finn McMissile and Holley Shiftwell would have larger roles in the episode "Gettin' Hitched".
	+ Michael Caine and Emily Mortimer would reprise their roles.
* *Turning Red* would kept its theatrical release on March 11, 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 song "Wonderful Night" by Fatboy Slim would be played in the scene of Mei runs away from school.
		- "I Wish" by Stevie Wonder would be played in the opening scene.
		- The song "Boom Boom Boom!" by The Outhere Brothers would be played during the scene of Mei and her mom.
		- "Cha Cha Slide (Hardino Mix)" by DJ Casper would be played in the party scene instead of the original version of the song.
		- The film would have slow-motion scene where Mei has knock off Ming, with the song "What a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong.
		- "Geronimo" by Sheppard would be played at the end of the film before the end credits crawl.
	+ The poster for *Monsters, Inc.* would be seen on the scene where TBD 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.
* *Cars: Fast as Lightning, Nemo's Reef, The Good Dinosaur: Dino Crossing, Temple Run: Brave,* and *Monsters, Inc. Run* wouldn't be discontinued, but it instead would be updated.
	+ The new playable characters such as Cruz Ramirez, Jackson Storm, Ivy, etc. would've been added it in.

* They would be directed by:
	+ John Lasseter for *Toy Story 3*, *Cars 3,* and *Toy Story 4*, with Pete Docter as executive producer for the *Toy Story* and *Cars* films.
	+ Pete Docter for *Monsters University* with John Lasseter as executive producer, and *Inside Out 2*, with Dan Scanlon as executive producer for two films*.*
* Priscila Fantin would kept the original role of Sally Carrera in *Cars* franchise.
	+ Garcia Júnior also kept the original role as Luigi.

* Rob Gibbs, Justin Wright, Ralph Eggleston, Gleen McQueen and Joe Ranft would never die and continue worked at Pixar.
	+ After Lasseter was leaving Pixar in 2018, Lee Unkrich and Darla K. Anderson would've continue working at Pixar.
		- Lee Unkrich would serve as co-director for *Elemental.*

* Video games based on Pixar films would be continue published by Disney Interactive Studios.
	+ *Lego The Incredibles* and *Cars 3: Driven to Win* would instead be published by Disney Interactive Studios rather than Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
	+ *Toy Story 4: The Video Game* and *Finding Dory: The Video Game* would be happens.
		- In *Finding Dory:*
			* The game would use the same gameplay as *Finding Nemo*.

* *Toy Story 4* video game would be published by THQ Nordic and Disney Interactive Studios, with developed by Avalanche Software and Heavy Iron Studios, and it would be available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
	+ The game has using the same gameplay as *Toy Story 3: The Video Game*, and would be released on June 16th, 2019 on North America.

* In *Cars 2*, Pixar 25th anniversary logo would instead be used in both theatrical and home media releases rather than only one theatrical version.
* *A Visit to the Pixar Living Archive* would be put added on Disney+.
* In *Elemental* is delayed to March 24th, 2023.
	+ Lee Unkrich would serve as co-director for *Elemental.*
	+ The song "Just a Cloud Away" by Pharrell Williams would instead be played during the scene of Wade and Ember's first love; while "Steal the Show" by Lauv would still being playing in the end credits.
	+ "We Win" by Lil' Baby and Kirk Franklin would be played during the basketball scene for Windbreakers vs. Cropdusters.
		- "Bon Bon" by Pitbull would be hear on Wade's headphone.
	+ *Carl's Date* still shown in front of *Elemental*.
		- After its theatrical release, *Elemental* would premiered on Disney+ for 30-day.
* *Soul* will kept the original release of November 20th, 2020, and it would instead be released on Disney+.
* In *Lightyear,* John Ratzenberger would be played the role as TBD.
* In *Incredibles 2*:
	+ The film use the original 2008 Pixar logo.
* *Toy Story 5* would be released on June 16, 2023.
* In *Lightyear:*
	+ Renato Rabelo and Guilherme Briggs would reprise him role as Zurg and Buzz Lightyear.
		- After Zurg says, "Prepare-se para morrer!", Buzz says, "Não curte com isso, Zurg!" instead of "Hoje não, Zurg!".

* All of Pixar films would still be promoted by McDonald's since 2006.
* In Brazilian version of Disney+ after was premiered on November 17, 2020, *Buzz Lightyear of Star Command* and *Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins* would be put to be added it on Disney+.
* *WALL-E* would be reissue as 15th anniversary on new media release (2008/2023).
	+ The 2022 Disney logo would be seen at the start and the end of the film on the old film.

* *Pixar's Newt* isn't cancelled, but it has a different and better plot.
* In *Lightyear:*
	+ "Surrender" by Cheap Trick would be played in the scene of Crystal Hyperspeed test moments.
* *Finding Marlin* would be released in Thanksgiving 2024.
* *Ratz* (by JoeBot's version and Ootwar's version) would be released in June 19th, 2020.
	+ *Incredibles 3: Protect and Serve* (by DonaldoC1997's version and Coolot's version) would be released in March TBD, 2021.

* In *Toy Story 4:*
	+ "Shake Your Groove Thing" by Peaches and Herb would be hearing inside of the arcade.
* Here's on the more list:
	+ *Planet Toys* (by Iago PUC's version) would be released in 2020 as 25th anniversary of the original film.
	+ *Toy Story: The Series* and *Star Command* (by both Smashup Mashup's version) would be released in 2015 and 2020.

* Stitch from *Lilo & Stitch* would be made appear as a cameo in *Elio.*

## Filmography

### Theatrical films

1. *Toy Story* (1995)
2. *A Bug's Life* (1998)
3. *Toy Story 2* (1999)
4. *Monsters, Inc.* (2001)
5. *Finding Nemo* (2003)
6. *The Incredibles* (2004)
7. *Cars* (2006)
8. *Ratatouille* (2007)
9. *WALL-E* (2008)
10. *Up* (2009)
11. *Toy Story 3* (2010)
12. *Cars 2* (2011)
13. *Brave* (2012)
14. *Monsters University* (2013)
15. *Planes* (2013)
16. *Newt* (2014)
17. *Inside Out* (2015)
18. *The Good Dinosaur* (2015)
19. *Finding Dory* (2016)
20. *Planes: Fire & Rescue* (2016)
21. *Cars 3* (2017)
22. Coco (2017)
23. *Incredibles 2* (2018)
24. *Planes: Beyond the Sky* (2019)
25. *Toy Story 4* (2019)
26. *Onward* (2020)
27. *Ratz* (2020)
28. *Soul* (2020)
29. *Incredibles 3: Protect and Serve* (2021)
30. *Luca* (2021)
31. *Turning Red* (2022)
32. *Lightyear* (2022)
33. *Elemental* (2023)
34. *Toy Story 5* (2023)
35. *Elio* (2024)
36. *Inside Out 2* (2024)
37. *Finding Marlin* (2024)
38. *Untitled Pixar film* (2025)
39. *Lightyear 2* (2025)
40. *Untitled Pixar film* (2026)
41. *Untitled Pixar film* (2026)

### Direct-to-video/streaming films

1. *Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins* (2000)

## Short series

* *Cars Toons* (2008-2014)
* *Toy Story Toons* (2011-2012)
* *Sparkshorts* (2019-present)
* *Forky Asks a Question* (2019-2020)
* *Pixar Popcorn* (2021-present)
* *Luxo, Jr. Short Series* (2021-present)
* *Dug Days* (2021-present)
* *Cars on the Road* (2022-present)
* *Win or Lose* (2023-present)

## Short films

### Theatrical short films

1. *The Adventures of André and Wally B.* (1984)
2. *Luxo, Jr.* (1986)
3. *Red's Dream* (1987)
4. *Tin Toy* (1988)
5. *Knick Knack* (1989)
6. *Geri's Game* (1997)
7. *For the Birds* (2000)
8. *Boundin'* (2003)
9. *One Man Band* (2006)
10. *Lifted* (2007)
11. *Presto* (2008)
12. *Partly Cloudy* (2009)
13. *Day and Night* (2010)
14. *La Luna* (2011)
15. *The Blue Umbrella* (2013)
16. *Lava* (2014)
17. *Sanjay's Super Team* (2015)
18. *Piper* (2016)
19. *Lou* (2017)
20. *Bao* (2018)

### Feature-related short films

1. *Toys That Go Bump in the Night* (2000)
2. *A Berry Brave Troop* (1999)
3. *Tuned In* (2000)
4. *Mike's New Car* (2002)
5. *Exploring the Reef* (2003)
6. *Who's In Charge* (2003)
7. *Mr. Incredible and Pals* (2005)
8. *Jack-Jack Attack* (2005)
9. *Mater and the Ghostlight* (2006)
10. *A Delicious Duo* (2007)
11. *You're Friend the Rat* (2007)
12. *BURN-E* (2008)
13. *Dug's Special Mission* (2009)
14. *George and A.J.* (2009)
15. *The Big Campout* (2010)
16. *Rally to the Finish* (2011)
17. *Merida's Challenge* (2012)
18. *The Legend of Mor'du* (2012)
19. *Party Central* (2013)
20. *Riley's First Date* (2015)
21. *Arlo's Birthday Adventure* (2016)
22. *Vitaminamulch: Air Spetacular* (2016)
23. *You're It, Dory* (2016)
24. *Marine Life Interviews* (2016)
25. *For the Love of Racing* (2017)
26. *Miss Fritter's Racing Skoool* (2017)
27. *The Rivera Family Band* (2018)
28. *Auntie Edna* (2018)
29. *Lamp Life* (2020)
30. *22 vs. Earth* (2021)
31. *Ciao Alberto* (2021)
32. *A Gift for Giulia* (2021)
33. *Randall* (2022)

## Television specials

1. *Toy Story of Terror* (2013)
2. *Toy Story That Time Forgot* (2014)

## Television series

### Pixar Animation Television (with co-produced by Disney Television Animation)

1. *Buzz Lightyear of Star Command* (2000-2001)
2. *Toy Story: The Series* (2015-present)
3. *Planet Toys* (2020)
4. *The Incredibles: Earth's Greatest Family* (2020-present)
5. *Star Command* (2020)
6. *Inside Out: Inside Riley's Mind* (2021-present)
7. *Monsters at Work* (2021-present)

## Student films

1. *Nitemare* (1979)
2. *Lady and the Lamp* (1979)
3. *Somewhere in the Arctic* (1986)
4. *A Story* (1987)
5. *Winter* (1988)
6. *Palm Springs* (1989)
7. *Next Door* (1990)

## Home media shorts

### Buzz Lightyear Mission Logs

* *Blast Off* (2009)
* *International Space Station* (2009)
* *The Science of Adventure* (2010)

## Miscellaneous / Additional and other works

1. *68th Academy Awards* (*Toy Story* segment) (1996)
2. *Toy Story Treats* (1996)
3. *71st Academy Awards* (*A Bug's Life* segment) (1999)
4. *72nd Academy Awards* (*Toy Story 2* segment) (2000)
5. *88th Academy Awards* (Woody and Buzz segment) (2016)

## Video games

* *Finding Dory: The Video Game* (2016)
* *Cars 3: Driven to Win* (2017)
* *Lego The Incredibles* (2018)
* *Toy Story 4: The Video Game* (2019)
* *Toy Story: Woody's Roundup* (2019)

## Trivia

* *Toy Story 4* along with *Planes: Beyond the Sky* was the last Pixar film to be produced at 1.85:1 aspect ratio until *Luca*.
	+ *Planes: Fire & Rescue* is the first theatrical film in the *Cars* franchise to be produced in the 1.85:1, unlike the other films (including the sequel) are produced in the 2.35:1 aspect ratio.

* *Toy Story 4* is the first Pixar quadriquel to be produced in a 1.85:1 aspect ratio rather than 2.39:1.
* *Turning Red* was the second Pixar film to use the song "What a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong after *Finding Dory.*

## Info

### *Randall*

***Randall*** is a 2022 American computer animated short film produced by Pixar Animation Studios for Walt Disney Pictures. It premiered on November 19th 2021 at the D23 Expo in Anaheim, California and was shown in theaters with *Turning Red*. *Randall* is the third short in the Monsters, Inc. franchise and takes place shortly after the events of Monsters University. The short 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.

##### Synopsis

After Randall humiliates himself at the Scare Games, and gets kicked out of Roar Omega Roar, he falls behind on his studies until a new roomate helps him focus more on his work to succeed. Eventually, the two become friends and graduate from Monsters University.

##### Voice cast

* Steve Buscemi as Randall “Randy” Boggs
* Christopher Swindle as Fungus
* Alfred Molina as Professor Derek Knight
* Helen Mirren as Dean Abigail Hardscrabble
* Billy Crystal as Mike Wazowski
* John Goodman as James P. "Sulley" Sullivan

Tylor Tuskmon, Scott "Squishy" Squibbles, Terri and Terry Perry, Don Carlton and Art appear but they do not speak.

##### Trivia

* This is the first Pixar short to feature a villain protagonist.
* Mike and Sulley only appear at the end of the short as minor characters, where Randall got shocked and angred at seeing the latter working at the same company as him, mainly since he blamed Sulley for his humiliation in the Scare Games.
* This is the first Pixar short to use the 2019 MPA logo in the end credits.
* This is the first Pixar short of the 2020s to be produced at 1.85:1 aspect ratio like *Monsters, Inc.* and *Monsters University*.

## Trivia

* *Ratatouille* is the first Pixar film to use the 2008 Pixar logo until *Incredibles 2.*
	+ *WALL-E* is the last Pixar film to use the Pixar variant of the Walt Disney Pictures logo.
	+ The 1995 Pixared Disney logo hadn't final appearance until *WALL-E.*