September 19th, 2015
After Disney was so terrible and fans dissed Disney, the whole TV series's that we're currently on stopped. That's right... Disney stopped.
After the lights went off and directing went terribly wrong, where the fans ganged up to attack the directors, the place shut down soon.
That's right, it shut down. Mickey, one of the characters who belonged to Disney was shipped to another company that was beginning its dream.
"USA Kids!" Is a American only show that requires face scanning only for Americans. This was found racist by the government and soon banned, along with Mickey being completely SCRAPPED. This meant also that Walt Disney was scrapped 9 years after Mickey was scrapped. What a relief, everyone says about Disney.

After Warner Bros tags along to get other characters to take Mickey's place such as; Tom, Jerry, Bugs Bunny, and more. Finally are aired on a new channel in 2030.

This also meant that no one was allowed to even mention Disney...

.... (Say YES if I should continue, say no if I shouldn't.)

I would say no. I don't understand the point -- Disney goes away and then Warner Bros gets Disney and they all come back to......? The events don't make sense -- studios don't 'stop' because they're getting dissed, certainly not supermassive studios like Disney (which owns basically everything now). American-only isn't racist, it's jingoist. If it WERE racist, the government doesn't have the power to shut it down anyway, nor would they likely see any reason to do so. Further, they don't get to decide what characters get "scrapped." Mickey is so pervasive that he could not possibly BE "scrapped." The government also cannot (and never has) order any subject to 'not even' be 'mentioned.' "What a relief" is a completely unrealistic public reaction to any of these events.

In short, no. Sorry -- kinda brutal analysis but hopefully comes across respectful. If you want to try a story like this, it might be easier to invent a fake studio. Gives you much more control -- if you made up Plastic Spoon Guy the 'popular cartoon character' and wrote a story about the rise and fall of his cartoon, no one could poke holes in that. Plus, I mean..... if you go too far with stuff like this (which you're in ABSOLUTELY NO DANGER OF, whatsoever), like, millions of readers or whatever, it's pretty illegal to use licensed characters or corporations as the basis.

Shorter-in-short: No.

Lol, that's the point!
Everything you worked for, everything you cry for.. IT'S ALL A DEMENTED GAG! HAUHAUHAUHAA