Changes: What if The Walt Disney Company acquired TimeWarner instead of 21st Century Fox?

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Let's get this straight: The Walt Disney Company would never be able to acquire WarnerMedia. However, if AT&T never acquired TimeWarner and 21st Century Fox was never sold to Disney, maybe it could've happened. Let's take a look at some possibilities...

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All Warner Bros. assets would've been owned by Disney since June 2018.
TimeWarner and The Walt Disney Company would've merged into WarnerDisney
Marvel Entertainment would've been folded into DC Entertainment
- Marvel Comics would've become an imprint of DC Comics
- Amalgam Comics would've revived as a second incarnation
- Marvel Studios would've become a division of DC Films
- Amalgam Pictures would've launch as a division of DC Films
Disney+ & HBO Max would never existed, WB+ would launch as a streaming service in 2018 instead of 2019.
WarnerDisney would've buy MGM Holdings.
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+* All Warner Bros. assets would've been owned by Disney since June 2018.
+* TimeWarner and The Walt Disney Company would've merged into WarnerDisney
+* Marvel Entertainment would've been folded into DC Entertainment
+** Marvel Comics would've become an imprint of DC Comics
+** Amalgam Comics would've revived as a second incarnation
+** Marvel Studios would've become a division of DC Films
+** Amalgam Pictures would've launch as a division of DC Films
+* Disney+ & HBO Max would never existed, WB+ would launch as a streaming service in 2018 instead of 2019.
+* WarnerDisney would've buy MGM Holdings.
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-**<span class="s1"></span>The Merger and acquisition would’ve be complete in June 17, 1993
-** <span class="s1"></span>Following the merger, The Walt Disney Company would be trade-name as Disney-ABC in 1994.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>the merged company name (while still using Both TWDC and TWE) would’ve Be DisneyWarner Entertainment, LLC, Inc.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Plus, They should only use the 1986 logo of TWDC.
-** <span class="s1"></span>The Disney, Warner Bros. and Fox animation, home entertainment, television, and motion picture divisions would collaborate and merge. This would consist of Disney -Warner Pictures, Disney-Warner Animation, Disney-Warner Pictures Home Entertainment, Disney-Warner Television, and Disney/Warner  Motion Picture Group (the last division would be mentioned in Warner Bros.-produced films only).
-** <span class="s1"></span>Marvel, ABC, ESPN, News Corporation, Studio Ghibli, The Jim Henson Company, Pixar and Lucasfilm would’ve bought by Disney in same day of 1993 instead of 1995, 1996, 2006, 2009, 2012 and 2019.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Warner Bros Films, Inc Would’ve Acquire Metro Goldwyn Meyer
-*** <span class="s1"></span>The Post 1986 Library for Warner Bros would’ve be unite with pre 1986 ones from Turner Entertainment
-**** <span class="s1"></span>The animation division would greenlight a new series of Tom and Jerry shorts, along with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Hanna-Barbera Cartoons.
-** <span class="s1"></span>The WB Would remain separated from Viacom and it wouldn’t become The CW. which is home to all of the comic book-themed content owned by Disney. Due to this, all the shows that aired on The CW would move to ABC.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>TimeWarner would become the primary owner of the company, while Disney would own 100%.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>The company would have an overhaul in its business.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>The companies would have have a new bylines, which is "A Disney-ABC Company” (for Disney) and the rest of the bylines for Warner Bros. due to Disney being the new primary owner.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Warner Bros’ remaining Bylines:
-***** <span class="s1"></span>Time-Warner Inc. (also known as Time-Warner Entertainment Inc. from 1992) (1990–2001)
-***** <span class="s1"></span>AOL Time Warner Inc. (2001–2003)
-***** <span class="s1"></span>Time Warner Inc. (2003–2018)
-***** <span class="s1"></span>DisneyWarner (2018-present)
-*** <span class="s1"></span>The companies will also have effect to the rebranding, with Warner Bros Pictures being labeled as Warner Bros. Films, Inc.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>and Warner Bros Animation being tradenamed as Warner Bros Animation Studios
-**** <span class="s1"></span>New Line Cinema would’ve been renamed to New Line Cinema Pictures
-** <span class="s1"></span>Tooned Out would’ve be released in 1994 instead of 2021 and it would’ve air on ABC and TheWB and it would’ve be Who Framed Roger Rabbit TV Spin Off
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Mickey Mouse and Looney Tunes would first originate as a series of animated shorts, before getting its television adaptation.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Cartoon Network & Boomerang would be sister channels to Disney Channel and Disney XD.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Who Framed Roger Rabbit 2 would finally get made in November 1993, with Mickey and Bugs sharing the screen for an extended period of time.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>A reboot of Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends would air on Saturday mornings on Boomerang on 1994.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Disney would get Cartoon Network and Boomerang would’ve have to retain the golden years once Disney has completed the acquisition.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Disney would launch a 3 new channels named Touchstone Network, XYZ and Spicy, which would be home to all the mature-themed content owned by Disney, including the Warner Bros. primetime shows.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Disney MGM Studios would’ve be alternative name of Disney’s Hollywood Studios (instead of renaming it in 2008) because the Toy Story and Star Wars rides and Parks still appears but they’re behind Studio Backlot Tour instead of replaced it
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Fox Broadcasting Company would’ve been renamed to FOX Network, so that means Fox News would still exist in 1996
-**** <span class="s1"></span>They should work on real news stories instead of political humor (including republicans), just like the rest of the news channels.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Fox Sports would’ve been folded to ABC Sports
-** <span class="s1"></span>In addition, in this universe, the ''Alvin and the Chipmunks'' characters, the MGM cartoon characters like Tom and Jerry, Droopy, Barney Bear, the Pink Panther, the Ant and the Aardvark and The Inspector, and the Hanna-Barbera characters like Huckleberry Hound, Pixie and Dixie, Yogi Bear, etc. (as well as television-exclusive ''Looney Tunes''/''Merrie Melodies'' characters for ''The Looney Tunes Show'' such as Magilla Gorilla, Peter Potamus and So-So, Atom Ant, the Hillbilly Bears, Secret Squirrel, Squiddly Diddly, Dick Dastardly and the Vulture Squadron (Muttley, Klunk and Zilly), CB Bears, Undercover Elephant, Crazylegs and Blast-Off Buzzard, etc.), are produced by Walt Disney Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures instead. Also, Bosko, Honey, Foxy and Roxy are brought back as part of the Warner Bros’ ''Looney Tunes'' franchise.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>After Bosko's controversial redesign at MGM and Harman and Ising's dismissal from the studio in 1937, Warner Bros. made a deal with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer that allowed the studio to reacquire the rights for the characters, while MGM retained the rights for the 1934-1938 shorts. In its return to the studio that saw the characters born, Bosko was redesigned as a dog and Foxy was slighty redesigned to be more fox-like and less Mickey Mouse-like, with both being now voiced by Rob Paulsen while Honey and Roxy were now voiced by Bea Benaderet and later by June Foray. Then Candi Milo
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Bosko and Honey and Foxy and Roxy become part of the ''Looney Tunes''/''Merrie Melodies'' most prominent characters, along with Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Elmer Fudd, Tweety Bird and Sylvester Pussycat, Yosemite Sam, Henery Hawk, Foghorn Leghorn and Barnyard Dawg, Marvin the Martian, Pepé Le Pew and Penelope Pussycat, Speedy Gonzales, Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner, the Tasmanian Devil, etc.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Harman and Ising brought back for the new cartoons by Warner Bros. and Disney over the old ones they've made back in the 1930s.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Along with Lola Bunny, Melissa Duck/Tina Russo Duck, Petunia Pig, Penelope Pussycat and Granny, Honey and Roxy are part of the main ''Looney Tunes'' female cast.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Some voice actors for the characters in the post-Mel Blanc era:
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Bosko:
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Don Messick (''Tiny Toon Adventures'', ''Animaniacs'', Looniversity, ''Taz-Mania'', ''The Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries'', 1990s Chuck Jones-directed theatrical shorts)
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Frank Welker (''The Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries'', ''Tweety's High Flying Adventure'', ''Bah, Humduck! A Looney Tunes Christmas'', ''Looney Tunes: Laff Riot'' and webtoons)
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Billy West (''Space Jam'' and ''Histeria!'')
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Jeff Bennett (Mickey and ''Looney Tunes: Back in Action'', and Larry Doyle-produced direct-to-video shorts)
-***** <span class="s1"></span>Jeff Bergman (''The Mickey and Minnie Show'')
-***** <span class="s1"></span>Seth Green (''Robot Chicken'')
-****** <span class="s1"></span>Kevin Shinick (''MAD'')
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Honey:
-***** <span class="s1"></span>B.J. Ward (''Tiny Toon Adventures'' and 1990s Chuck Jones-directed theatrical shorts)
-***** <span class="s1"></span>Kath Soucie (''Animaniacs'', ''Taz-Mania'', ''The Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries'', ''Space Jam, Tweety's High Flying Adventure,'' Mickey and ''Looney Tunes: Back in Action'', ''Mickey’s Once/Twice Upon a Christmas, Bah, Humduck! A Looney Tunes Christmas'', ''Wabbit''/''New Looney Tunes'', Larry Doyle-produced direct-to-video shorts and webtoons)
-***** <span class="s1"></span>Grey DeLisle (''The Looney Tunes Show'')
-***** <span class="s1"></span>Rachel Ramras (''MAD'')
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Foxy:
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Rob Paulsen (''Tiny Toon Adventures'', ''Animaniacs'', ''Taz-Mania'', ''Bah, Humduck! A Looney Tunes Christmas'', ''The Looney Tunes Show'', ''Wabbit''/''New Looney Tunes'', 1990s Chuck Jones-directed theatrical shorts and webtoons)
-***** <span class="s1"></span>Jeff Bennett (''The Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries'', ''Tweety's High Flying Adventure'', Mickey and ''Looney Tunes: Back in Action'', and Larry Doyle-produced direct-to-video shorts)
-****** <span class="s1"></span>Dee Bradley Baker (''Space Jam'' and ''Histeria!'')
-****** <span class="s1"></span>Seth Green (''Robot Chicken'')
-****** <span class="s1"></span>Kevin Shinick (''MAD'')
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Roxy:
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Desirée Goyette (''Tiny Toon Adventures'')
-***** <span class="s1"></span>Tress MacNeille (''Animaniacs'', ''Taz-Mania'', ''The Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries'', ''Space Jam'', ''Histeria!'', ''Tweety's High Flying Adventure'', Mickey and ''Looney Tunes: Back in Action'', ''Bah, Mickey’s Once/Twice Upon a Christmas Humduck! A Looney Tunes Christmas'', 1990s Chuck Jones-directed theatrical shorts, Larry Doyle-produced direct-to-video shorts and webtoons)
-***** <span class="s1"></span>Tara Strong (''The Looney Tunes Show'', Mouse/Mouse Inc/ ''Wabbit''/''New Looney Tunes'')
-***** <span class="s1"></span>Rachel Ramras (''MAD'')
-** <span class="s1"></span>Also, after Disney, Warner Bros. and FOX started a partnership and since Disney retained the rights to Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, the ''Oswald the Lucky Rabbit'' series were integrated in the ''Looney Tunes''/''Merrie Melodies'' franchise (with their shorts being reissued as ''Looney Tunes''/''Merrie Melodies'' shorts).
-*** <span class="s1"></span>However, William Hanna and Joseph Barbera would now be producing ''Looney Tunes''/''Merrie Melodies''theatrical shorts, and non-LT/MM TV shows such as ''Ruff and Reddy'', ''The Flintstones'', ''The Jetsons'', ''Top Cat'' and ''Scooby-Doo''.
-** <span class="s1"></span>The AATC film franchise would begin as a 2D traditionally-animated/3D computer generated theatrical film named "Dave Seville and the Chipmunks", produced by Bagdasarian Productions, LLC, Walt Disney Feature Animation and Warner Bros. Animation and 20th Century Fox Animation and distributed by Buena Vista Pictures in 1997, until 1999 when it expanded into a whole film franchise.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>However, ''The Chipmunk Adventure'' would still be a theatrical film as a film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation, Warner Bros. Animation and Paramount Feature Animation.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Warner Bros. Pictures and Walt Disney Pictures would've handled distribution to the films along with 20th Century Fox and Regency Enterprises, and they would've been released in 1997, 1999, 2002, and 2005 instead of the normal release dates.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>The personality of the characters would've been much different from today's standards, though that Dave would still yell "ALVIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNN!" whenever Alvin does something bad.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>''ALVINNN!!! and the Chipmunks'' would be flash-animated instead of CGI-animated, and would've instead been produced by Amblin Television Warner Bros. Animation and Disney Television Animation and aired on Disney Channel, and Cartoon Network.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Also, the characters would stay in their 1950’s designs.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Disney Television Animation, Warner Bros. Animation and 20th Animation would also handle current distribution rights to the 1983 series.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Chuck Jones would've never been fired from the studio until his death in 2002
-** <span class="s1"></span>Besides his pairings with Bugs, Yosemite Sam is also paired with Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>The Three Little Pigs (who star in more shorts in this AU) are Porky Pig's cousins.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Daffy Duck (according to the magazine or a newspaper) was Donald Duck’s Cousin
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Huey, Luey, and Duey, are Daffy Duck’s nephews
-** <span class="s1"></span>In this AU, Walt Disney, Warner Bros. and Fox never smoked, which he died in November 26, 1998, for natural causes, with Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZe''ro'' being the final film to be produced by him before his death.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Some non-Disney animated films (mainly Don Bluth films) are produced by Disney in this AU, since they feel Disney and Warner Bros. alike.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Disney would continue making traditional animated films while making CGI films.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>''Tangled'', ''Brave'' (which would been produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios in this AU), ''Frozen'', ''Moana'' and ''The Greatest Showman'' (which would've been produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios as an animated film in this AU) would've been still be computer animated.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>In this AU, Disneytoon Studios would remaining open and have co-produced ''Ralph Breaks the Internet'' and ''Frozen II'' while Walt Disney Animation Studios remains co-producing and animating the sequels.
-** <span class="s1"></span>The Gene Deitch-directed ''Tom and Jerry'' shorts for Rembrandt Films ended up to be made in this alternate universe at Warner Bros. Cartoons by Hanna, Barbera, Jones, Freleng and McKimson, retaining the duo's original style.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Also, in this alternative universe, Jones was never fired from Warner Bros. and his ''Tom and Jerry''shorts were made at DePatie-Freleng Enterprises.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Tiny Toon Adventure would’ve been lasted from 1990-1998, followed by Looniversity in 1999-present.
-** <span class="s1"></span>In ''Tiny Toon Adventures'' Seasons 4-8 some Acme Looniversity students with these characters as their mentors are:
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Widdly Bear (voiced by Rob Paulsen) - Yogi Bear and Boo-Boo Bear's apprentice.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Sawyer Puppy (voiced by Frank Welker) - Huckleberry Hound's apprentice.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Toothy Tiger (voiced by Jess Harnell) - Snagglepuss' apprentice.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Tyler Kitten (voiced by Frank Welker) and Jessie Mouse (voiced by Tress MacNeille) - Tom and Jerry's apprentices.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Shooter McDavis (voiced by Charlie Adler and later by John Kassir) - Quick Draw McGraw's apprentice.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Daphne Puppy (voiced by Kath Soucie) - Droopy's apprentice.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Trickie (voiced by Frank Welker) and Trixie (voiced by Candi Milo) - Pixie and Dixie's apprentices.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Walter Mouse, Elliot Pluck, and Richard Goof, (voiced by Wayne Allwine, Tim Curry, and Jess Harnel) - Mickey Mouse,
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Donald Duck and Goofy’s apprentices.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Some of the characters appeared in ''Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law''.
-** <span class="s1"></span>In this reality, the ''Tom and Jerry'', Disney, Marvel, Pixar, Lucasfilm, Muppets, ''Droopy'' and Hanna-Barbera characters in Mickey Mouse/''Looney Tunes: Laff Riot'' have these changes:
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Yogi, Boo-Boo, Cindy, Ranger Smith, Huck, Pixie & Dixie, Mr. Jinks, Tom, Jerry, Butch, Spike and Tyke, as well as Wile E. Coyote (who would be able to speak), live with Bugs, Daffy and Speedy.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Droopy is Porky's roommate.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Quick Draw McGraw and Baba Looey are famous entertainers.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>McWolf is a recurring character, commonly adopting various aliases to fool Bugs, Daffy, Yogi, Boo-Boo and Cindy (ala The Red Guy from Cow and Chicken), but he is always arrested.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Dick Dastardly and his three henchmen Muttley, Klunk and Zilly are recurring villains.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Marvel and DC would have acquired both by Disney and Warner Bros. if this happens, which would make the ''Looney Tunes'' characters parody both companies' characters in numerous TV specials, films, shows and amongst others.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>In addition, Marvel uses the rights to Disney and all of their characters if this happened as well as the pre-MCU would exist in 1994 before continue with MCU in 2008.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Due to the fact that Disney owns ''The Muppets'' and ''Bear in the Big Blue House'', along with Pixar, DC Comics and Turner which are also owned by Warner Bros. in the AU:
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Disney and Warner Bros. would team up to own Sesame Workshop and The Jim Henson Company in Rest of June 1993
-** <span class="s1"></span>''Scooby-Doo'' (2002) and ''Scoob!'' (2020) would have been combined into one single film the same former name, ''Scooby-Doo'', that would came out in May 15, 2002, making the CGI design style for Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo more identical to Hanna Barbera's artwork, much like our real Scoob!.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Dick Dastardly, Dee Dee, Blue Falcon, Dynomutt, Captain Caveman, and Muttley would appear in ''Scooby-Doo'' (2002).
-**** <span class="s1"></span>In addition, Dick Dastardly and Muttley (from ''Wacky Races'') would have been antagonists of ''Scooby-Doo'' (2002) instead of Scrappy-Doo.
-** <span class="s1"></span>''The Banana Splits Movie'' would have been the theatrical G-rated animated comedy film instead of being the TV R-rated live-action horror film.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>The Splits would have been humans in costumes, like the original, instead of animatronics, and would strongly resemble the original 1968 counterpart.
-***** <span class="s1"></span>They would have been protagonists of the film, making Harley, Zoey, and Austin the side characters of the film.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Horror violence, swearing, and gore would never be in it.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>HDTVs and Cellphones would never be in it.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Also, Dastardly and Muttley would have been antagonists in ''The Banana Splits Movie'' instead.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Because the our The Banana Splits Movie would instead titled The Banana Bonanza to avoid insulting in front of Hanna-Barbera and The Krofft Brothers.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Also, The Banana Splits would instead be known as Banana Bonanza.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>The Fleegle animatronic would instead be named Mooch and would have yellow fur instead of the usual greenish brown one.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>The Bingo animatronic would instead be named Dukey Kong and would have magenta fur instead of the usual orange one.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>He would use an axe in the actual film.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>The Drooper animatronic would instead be named Kamari and would have green fur instead of the usual brown one.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>He would use sharp teeth in the actual film.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>The Snorky animatronic would instead be named Trunky and would have blue skin instead of the usual grey one.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>He would be evil character, like the rest of the animatronics.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Hooty would instead be named Hooters and would instead be an animatronic owl.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Also, The Banana Buggy would instead be known as Banana Car.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>It would instead be a theatrical film
-**** <span class="s1"></span>It would’ve be rated PG-13 instead of R
-**** <span class="s1"></span>It would’ve have lots of horror and comedy moments
-**** <span class="s1"></span>It would be set in 1970 instead of 2019, since Instagram didn't come out until 2010.
-**** <span class="s1"></span>Also, HDTVs and cellphones would've been replaced with analog TVs and analog telephones.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Disney+, HBO Max, and Hulu would still exist although they’ve have some small changes
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Animaniacs (2020) would’ve come on both Hulu and Disney+
-*** <span class="s1"></span>R Rated and TV MA Disney stuff would’ve appear on Disney+ (a la Star in International) along with Warner Bros content
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Star would’ve appear on it’s US Debut in March 2021.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>The Looney Tunes Movie appear on Disney+ and HBO Max.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Tom and Jerry and Upcoming Warner Bros Animation Movies still exist but the small change is Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures would’ve have a worldwide distribution
-** <span class="s1"></span>The Goldbergs still airs on ABC but the only difference that are made by ABC Studios along with Sony Pictures Television.
-** <span class="s1"></span>The Touchstone Pictures and Hollywood Pictures, Miramax and Dimension Films, 20th Century Fox and Fox Searchlight Pictures labels would work for movies together and the Touchstone and Hollywood be more active, being often used by mature films that wouldn't fit the Walt Disney Pictures label.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Miramax would’ve been joint ventured Walt Disney Studios for 53% with BeLN Media Group and ViacomCBS for 49-51% (just like in real life)
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Dimension Films would’ve be jointed ventured by Walt Disney Studios and Warner Bros. Entertainment for 50% (a la United International Pictures) instead of owning by The Weinstein Company and Lantern Entertainment
-** <span class="s1"></span>Some of cancelled Disney and Warner Bros, (as well as Studio Ghibli and others) films would be produced.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Some made-up Disney and Warner Bros animated films would’ve existed.
-** <span class="s1"></span>DisneyToon Studios would’ve remained open.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>The new Walt Disney Animation Studios sequels would be produced by Disneytoon Studios instead while Walt Disney Animation Studios remaining co-producing and animating these films.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>With the exception of sequels, many Disneytoon Studios films would later be premiered on the Disney+ streaming service.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Most of the Disneytoon Studios films would be original, starting with The Warner’s Awakening.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Disney Interactive Studios would’ve remained open.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>They would keep making games based on films and shows, as well as ‘’Disney INFINITY’’ games.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Avalanche Software would’ve remained co-owned by Disney while still being co-owned by Warner Bros. That means Avalanche Software would be a joint venture of Warner Bros. and Disney.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Toon Disney, Jetix and ABC Family would’ve remain opened while Freeform and Disney XD also still exist.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Disney XD would’ve been a teen network. All Disney XD animated programs would’ve been air on Disney Channel.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Toon Disney would’ve been a cartoon rerun network.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Disney would create the pre-2009 MCU library due to the fact that Disney currently owns Marvel. This means Disney would own full Marvel library.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>The Unreleased The Fantastic Four Movie in 1994 would’ve be done by Touchstone Pictures and Marvel Studios it would’ve be released in the public and became a commercial and box office success.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>All films in the MCU, as well as the Power Rangers reboot films would be distributed by [[Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures]] starting with Iron Man 2, while its television series would be produced by ABC Studios.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>the Spider Man movies would’ve be Done By Walt Disney Pictures (for the US/Worldwide Rights) and Sony Pictures Releasing (much like in real life) instead of occasionally by Sony Pictures Releasing
-** <span class="s1"></span>Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider-Man film series would be integrated into the MCU, with Andrew Garfield being Peter Parker/Spider-Man in this universe.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Both 2005 and 2015 Fantastic Four movies and Dark Phoenix would be rewritten in order to have a better storyline and avoid their negative reception.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Video games based on Marvel properties would be published by Disney Interactive Studios.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>The Lego games, being licensed to Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, would be co-published by Disney Interactive Studios.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Video games based on DC Comics properties would be published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
-** <span class="s1"></span>The Spectacular Spider-Man and The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes would get two additional seasons.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Animaniacs creator Tom Ruegger would be producing an additional 100th episode in the 5th season and creating Harlequinsanity (for Warner Bros. Animation and DC Entertainment; with the characters being more identical to TRC-Tooniversity’s artworks) and MARVELous Follies (for Disney Television Animation and Marvel Animation; with the characters also being more identical to TRC-Tooniversity’s artworks) in 2005.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Animaniacs (1993) would’ve also renew for 6 more seasons from 1999-2005.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>In addition, three more Animaniacs direct to video films would be released by Walt Disney Home Entertainment in 2001, 2003, and 2005.
-*** <span class="s1"></span>Plus The Animaniacs theatrical movies would’ve also exist as well and released in 1995 among other sequels of this too.
-** <span class="s1"></span>The Super Mario Bros Movie from 1993 would’ve be rewritten better with the same stuff (much like our Mario Movie in 93) and would’ve be live action and Animated hybrid.
-** <span class="s1"></span>Touchstone Network would’ve make some shows like Gone in 60 Seconds: The Series, Mentalism, Stalker, Manhattan Project, Shanghai Gangs, Bubble Boy: The Animated Series, Con Air: Flight Trials (Touchstone Network Original Movie), Stop Lane (Touchstone Network Original Movie) and more.
-** <span class="s1"></span>TBA
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