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Maybe because Duffy the Disney Bear never appeared in any Disney Animated Canon.
Yes. The film is part of the Walt Disney Animation canon.
All of the Walt Disney Classics canon titles will be escaped from the Vault forever in 2017, the fact is that a major TV movie studio is making a 111-minute made-for-TV movie called "Escape from the Disney Vault" (which is being planned for both this year and the next year).
Probably, I never thought of that, but that is a great idea! Hopefully, they will.
I dont think you can for PS2. You can for PC though cause I have :)
In terms of animation in general, ''Who Framed Roger Rabbit'', in terms of the Disney feature animated films canon, ''The Little Mermaid''.
No. In some Disney labeled book they are siblings but that's not created by Disney but bty an outsider and only copyrighted to Disney. So the hyenas' official/canon relationship to each other is utterly unknown. Disney has never revealed any official own vision of the matter.
It might be. We'll just have to wait until the new film is released in 2015
Your Canon Multipass F50 might not print in color because you have changed the settings and requested "black ink only" or the "grey scale" coloring. It might also be out of colored ink.
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Toy Story 3 is the highest grossing animated film, followed by the Lion King. So I guess if you mean traditional Disney Animation Canon, the answer is Lion King, but if you include Disney-Pixar, then Toy Story 3! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest-grossing_animated_films
Mufasa's creators nor Disney in gneral have never revealed that information. There is a book labeled by Disney which gives names to Mufasa and Scar's parents but that book was written by an outsider and is the author's original story, and thus not Disney's own vision but only profit fanfiction. The official and canon identity of Mufasa's father is unknown.