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{{Infobox Company
|title         = The Walt Disney Company
|logo          = [[File:The Walt Disney Company Logo.svg|200px|class=invert-dark]]
|type          = Public
|founded       = October 16, 1923
|headquarters  = {{flag|United States}} Burbank, California
|key_people    = Walt Disney <br> Ub Iwerks <br> Roy O. Disney <br> Bob Iger
|industry      = Entertainment
|products      = Films, music, amusement parks, television, web portals
|website       = [https://www.disney.com The Walt Disney Company]
|interwiki     = wikipedia
|interwikiname = Wikipedia
|interwikipage = The Walt Disney Company
}}
'''The Walt Disney Company''' (often shortened to simply '''Disney''') is an American multinational entertainment and media conglomerate headquartered at the Walt Disney Studios complex in Burbank, California. {{iw|wikipedia|Mickey Mouse}}, a cartoon character created in 1928 by {{iw|wikipedia|Walt Disney}} and {{iw|wikipedia|Ub Iwerks}}, is the company's official mascot. The company has established itself as a leader in the American animation industry with family films such as ''{{iw|wikipedia|Steamboat Willie}}'' in 1928, ''{{iw|wikipedia|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs|1937 film}}'' in 1937, ''{{iw|wikipedia|The Little Mermaid|1989 film}}'' in 1989, ''{{iw|wikipedia|The Lion King}}'' in 1994, and ''{{iw|wikipedia|Frozen|2013 film}}'' in 2013, and in recent years has become known for acquiring franchises such as the {{iw|wikipedia|Marvel Universe}}, ''{{iw|wikipedia|Star Wars}}'', {{iw|wikipedia|The Muppets}}, and ''{{iw|wikipedia|The Simpsons}}'' through various sales and corporate mergers, with arguably the most famous of such acquisitons being with {{iw|wikipedia|Pixar}}, an animation studio that has become synonymous with Disney and created work of a near-equal cultural impact, most famously 1995's ''{{iw|wikipedia|Toy Story}}'', the first full-length CGI film. The company also has sizeable investments in television through the {{iw|wikipedia|American Broadcasting Company}} and its own line of branded channels and syndication blocks for children, in theme parks and experiences starting with {{iw|wikipedia|Disneyland}}, in sports content with {{iw|wikipedia|ESPN}}, in media aimed at older demographics through the now-defunct {{iw|wikipedia|Touchstone Pictures}} brand, and in merchandising for all of its intellectual properties. The company has also seen moderate success in video games, primarily with licensed adaptations of films and cartoons made by the studio, with its most prolific and successful franchises in the gaming industry being the defunct MMO ''{{iw|wikipedia|Club Penguin}}'', the various adventure games made by {{iw|wikipedia|LucasArts}}, and the action role-playing crossover between Disney and [[Square Enix]] properties, {{uv|Kingdom Hearts}}, the latter of which forms the whole of the company's representation in ''Smash''.

==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''==
''{{iw|nintendowiki|Mickey Mouse}}'' and ''{{iw|nintendowiki|Mickey and Donald}}'', both {{uv|Game & Watch}} games based on the eponymous Disney characters, are listed in the [[Chronicle]] in all regions. Three additional games are also included exclusively in the Japanese version, those being the Nintendo 64 version of ''{{iw|wikipedia|Mickey's Speedway USA}}'', ''{{iw|wikipedia|Disney's Magical Quest Starring Mickey and Minnie}}'', and ''{{iw|wikipedia|Disney's Magical Mirror Starring Mickey Mouse}}''.

==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''==
[[Sora]], the protagonist of the {{uv|Kingdom Hearts}} franchise, developed by [[Square Enix]] as a joint collaboration between them and Disney, was confirmed on October 5, 2021 to be the sixth and final fighter in the Fighter's Pass Vol. 2, and the final ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' fighter in general. Sora, along with [[Hollow Bastion]], 10 music tracks and 13 total [[spirits]] released for purchase on October 18th, 2021 (October 19th in some time zones). Despite Disney neither developing nor publishing the ''Kingdom Hearts'' games the content present in ''Ultimate'' originates from, they are the sole owner of the brand and all of its original assets, leading to them being the company credited with Sora's inclusion; interestingly, however, despite Disney being an American company, only the Japanese branch (The Walt Disney Company (Japan) Ltd.) is actually credited in ''Ultimate'', including several employees.

The silhouette of Mickey Mouse's head, one of Disney’s most recognizable symbols and trademarks, can also be seen as a keychain on Sora's Keyblade.

==Trivia==
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*Disney is the oldest third party company represented in ''Smash'' and the second oldest company overall, with only [[Nintendo]] debuting first by 34 years.
*Disney has previously collaborated with Nintendo on multiple occasions, having done so as early as the 1960s with several products such as playing cards and board games. Notably the ''{{iw|wikipedia|Wreck-It Ralph}}'' franchise has featured various characters featured in ''Smash'', including Nintendo's [[Bowser]], and contains many parallels to the ''Mario Kart'' series and original ''{{b|Donkey Kong|game}}''.
**Additionally, the {{uv|Sonic}} cartoon ''{{iw|wikipedia|Sonic Underground}}'' was produced by {{iw|wikipedia|DiC Entertainment}} during the brief period in which Disney owned the studio.
**{{Trn|EVO 2017}}'s Top 8 for ''Smash 4'' also aired on {{iw|wikipedia|Disney XD}}, Disney's television channel aimed at older children, and {{iw|wikipedia|ESPNU}}, which is partially owned by Disney.
*Disney is the second major Western third-party company to be introduced to the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series, after [[Microsoft]]. 
*Disney is the fifth third-party company to be introduced to the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series as DLC, the first four being Square Enix, [[Atlus]], Microsoft, and [[SNK]].
*Coincidentally, Sora was revealed in the same month Disney was founded, with his release only falling 2 days after the company's 98th anniversary.
*Disney is the only third-party company to have a playable character, but no [[Mii Costume]]s.
*Disney is currently the only company represented in ''Smash'' that is not primarily a software or hardware producer.
**However, Disney used to have its own in-house developer called {{iw|wikipedia|Disney Interactive Studios}} prior to its closure in 2016.
*Disney is currently tied with [[SNK]] for the least amount of playable characters in ''Smash'' out of all third-party companies with a playable character, with only one; Square Enix, [[Sega]], [[Konami]], and [[Capcom]] have three each, while [[Bandai Namco]] and Microsoft have two each.
*By way of its subsidiary {{iw|wikipedia|Disney–ABC Domestic Television}}, Disney owns full distribution rights to ''{{iw|wikipedia|Bill Nye the Science Guy}}'', which features {{iw|wikipedia|Pat Cashman}} (the English [[announcer]] for ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'') as its narrator.

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