The monarch of Disney's magical kingdom is surprisingly not a man but a mouse: Mickey Mouse. Disney is a world-renowned name in the animation industry, known for creating and providing incomparable entertainment experiences for people of all ages and interests. It conducts operations with five business segments: Parks & Resorts, Consumer Products, Studio Entertainment, Media Networks and Interactive Media which, combined, make it one of the leading entertainment/media conglomerates in the world. It also produces musical recordings, films and television programs, as well as publishing books and magazines. With assets that include world-class theme parks, world-class consumer brands, world-class animation studios and corporate franchises, the Disney empire dominates the entertainment industry. Since its creation in 1923, Disney has remained true to its promise of producing unparalleled entertainment experiences based on its rich legacy of quality creative content, revolutionizing the way people engage with sports, telling compelling stories and creating new realities in interactive experiences. Disney is committed to engaging its viewers and consumers in ways never seen before. It has touched the hearts, minds and emotions of billions of children and adults around the world. Founded in 1986, Pixar is an Academy Award-winning computer generated imagery (CGI) animation film studio with world-renowned technical, creative and production expertise. in the art of computer animation and feature films. It primarily functions as an animation content production studio. It is also the fruit of many blockbusters and some of the most beloved animated films of all time, including Up, Ca...... middle of paper... an important work for any rival or viewer. As for synergies, the combined forces of these two immense animation production companies will leverage superior human resources and talents; together the companies involved can form a stronger and more powerful team. They can exchange knowledge by sharing work or sharing experiences. This will allow them to improve themselves and produce the best blockbuster action films. Both companies can stick to their core competencies, that is, Pixar is legendary for producing low-budget computer-generated animated films in a short amount of time, and Disney is phenomenal at marketing, distributing and exploiting success of a film to produce revenue streams from other sources. As a result, both companies should stick to what they do best with minimal interference and not limit or hinder the other company's work..