What if Fox Animation Studios continued?

Fox Animation Studios was an American traditional 2D hand-drawn cel-animated/CGI production company located in Phoenix, Arizona, and was the former in-house feature animation division of 20th Century Fox (which is now part of The Walt Disney Company). After six years of operation, the studio was shut down on June 26, 2000, ten days after the release of its final film, Titan A.E., But what if it didn't shutdown and continued to make films? Lets find out.

List of Changes

 * With the failure of Titan A.E, Don Bluth would step down from running Fox Animation Studios.
 * Gary Goldman would take over Fox Animation Studios as president,
 * Seth McFarlane was eventually signed executive producer and a writer for some of the films.
 * They wouldn't start making Computer-Animated films until 2008
 * The Simpsons Movie would've been co-produced by this studio.
 * With the acquisition by Disney Fox Animation Studios films would mostly be distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures yet would still be under 20th Century Studios But would be renamed to 20th Century Animation
 * Fox's adult sitcoms' production would be transferred to Fox Animation Studios
 * Blue Sky Studios would be a sister company to Fox Animation Studios

Films

 * Anastasia (1997)
 * Bartok the Magnificent (1999)
 * Titan A.E. (2000)
 * TBD (2001)
 * TBD (2002)
 * TBD (2003)
 * Barlowe's Inferno (2004)
 * TBD (2004)
 * TBD (2005)
 * TBD (2005)
 * TBD (2006)
 * The Simpsons Movie (2007)
 * Corduroy (2008)-first computer-animated movie
 * TBD (2009)
 * Party Animals (2010)
 * TBD (2011)
 * TBD (2012)
 * TBD (2013)
 * TBD (2014)
 * TBD (2015)
 * TBD (2016)
 * TBD (2017)
 * TBD (2018)
 * TBD (2019)
 * TBD (2020)
 * TBD (2021)
 * TBD (2022)

Shows

 * The Simpsons (since 1989)
 * King of the Hill (1997-2010)
 * Futurama (1999-2003, 2008-2013)
 * Family Guy (1999-2002, since 2005)
 * American Dad! (since 2005)
 * The Cleveland Show (2009-2013)
 * Bob's Burgers (since 2011)
 * Allen Gregory (2011)
 * Napoleon Dynamite (2012)
 * Bordertown (2016)
 * Bless the Harts (since 2019)
 * Duncanville (since 2020)