Changes


 * Max Fleischer would been the founder of the whole studio and its chairman until early 1940s.
 * Paramount's third-party animated films (except DreamWorks Animation films and Peanuts films) such as Charlotte's Web would be co-produced by Paramount Animation.
 * Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (which would been titled Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) would been an animated feature film instead of a live-action film and feature elements from the Tom and Jerry version (which wouldn't exist at all), with Tom and Jerry replaced by two similar characters named George and Patty.
 * Paramount Animation would be co-producers for Nickelodeon, MTV and Comedy Central animated movies starting by 1998 with The Rugrats Movie.
 * Paramount does some more short films.
 * The two Raggedy Ann shorts would be feature films rather than shorts, and should've have extra scenes to be expanded as a film such as:
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 * Casper the Friendly Ghost's first animated short The Friendly Ghost (1945) would be a featurette.
 * Seymour Kneitel wouldn't lay off over 20 staff members, including Izzy Sparber and Dave Tendlar.
 * During the 1955-1967 era:
 * The studio would have a much better animation quality and pacing, using the same animation as Walt Disney Productions did.
 * The familiar title card sequences (such as the Noveltoons jack-in-the-box intro and the original Little Audrey intro) would still be used.
 * The studio would have a high-quality animated Paramount opening logo rather than the cheap and poorly one.
 * The writing would stay much true to the original cartoons.
 * The Native American stereotyping wouldn't be overused.
 * The shorts were heavily tweaked as they take new plots, meaning that the studio would never lack originality.
 * The character designs are heavily tweaked as well.
 * Many of the final cartoons starring the classic crew wouldn't rely on recycling stock footage from older cartoons.
 * The Popeye cartoons in this era are heavily altered.
 * The gags wouldn't be predictable and overused.
 * Most of the new annoying and bland characters and several rip-offs to replace the Harvey characters have been wiped due to Paramount keeping their Harvey cartoons and better-known characters including Casper, Little Audrey, etc.
 * SpongeBob SquarePants would be the official mascot along with the generic Star Skipper, who would still appearing on the logo.
 * Chris Reccardi (who died on May 2, 2019 after a heart attack in reality) would've remained alive in the AU.
 * Wonder Park (titled Wonderland) would be different as it would be more down-to-earth and would feature June's mother dying at the end of the movie, changing into a touching film about a little girl using her imagination to escape from the harshness of reality.
 * Rumble 's plot line is heavily altered as it has more faithfulness to its source material Monster On A Hill.
 * The dreadful SpongeBob SquarePants seasons would have more creative visions and made the events of the movie canon rather than setting it as a series finale.
 * Mindy and King Neptune become recurring characters.
 * Jerkass Patrick doesn't happen.
 * "Squidward torture porn" is heavily toned down, being only resorted to when he deserves it.
 * Atlantis SquarePantis and Truth or Square would be rewritten in order to have a better storyline and avoid their negative reception. Examples are:
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 * Mermaid Man, Barnacle Boy, King Neptune and Princess Mindy were all forced to be recast due to varying reasons. According to Derek Drymon, the crew justified the recast of Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy due to them wanting to continue stories with them despite the actors not being around.
 * Mindy due to Scarlett Johansson being expensive.
 * Mermaid Man due to Ernest Borgnine's passing in 2012.
 * Barnacle Boy due to Tim Conway's retirement in 2016 and consequent passing in 2018.
 * King Neptune due to the sexual harassment scandals involving Jeffrey Tambor that arose in 2017.
 * Stephen Hillenburg would have accepted spin-offs before his passing as long they added to the lore rather than just being merchandise-driven, especially considering Nickelodeon executives' well-known greed.
 * So far, they are a tweaked Kamp Koral, a Patchy the Pirate show, a Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy show and a Krabs and Plankton miniseries.
 * In the live-action scenes of the second movie, the animated characters are traditionally animated rather than CGI.
 * Burger Beard and Bubbles later started regularly appearing in the series a bit after the movie was released.
 * The third movie was heavily tweaked, especially since it rehashed both an older episode done better and the first movie, aside from being a poorly disguised pilot for Kamp Koral, as it takes a new plot and makes it fully traditional.
 * Sage, despite still being mostly live-action, is played by Samuel L. Jackson and has a more sarcastic humor tone.
 * The advertised main villain is revealed to be manipulated by Plankton in order to help him conquer not just the fast food market but the world as well.
 * Most of the new cast have been wiped due to being seen as pointless.
 * It would keep its theatrical release instead of the VOD one and would come out on March 6th, 2020.
 * Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the film was later released on Premium VOD on March 24th in order to allow the viewers who want to avoid the risks of getting infected to have a chance to watch the movie.
 * There are more experimental games dipping into other genres.
 * All the bad shows made to imitate SpongeBob don't exist.
 * The theatrical Fairly OddParents film (titled The Fairly OddParents Movie) would be produced as the series finale and released in 2007, meaning that season 6 onwards featuring Poof, Sparky and Chloe, the live-action films and The Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder wouldn't exist at all.
 * And neither would Bunsen is a Beast and The Fairly Odd Phantom.
 * The plot for The Fairly OddParents Movie is the same as Channel Chasers, but in an alternative cut version for one hour and 25 minutes.
 * Nickelodeon would pick up Yaki & Yumi due to Fanboy and Chum Chum not existing while Adventure Time would still be greenlit by Cartoon Network instead.
 * Glitch Techs would air on Nickelodeon rather than Netflix.
 * After the series finale of iCarly, the channel's live-action schedule would be gradually axed as a way to focus exclusively on animated content and provide stronger competition to Cartoon Network rather than Disney Channel.
 * As a result, future live-action sitcoms would be produced instead for TeenNick.
 * Despite that, Henry Danger and The Thundermans still exist, yet as animated and without Dan Schneider's involvement.
 * However, due to it, most of its characters would be voiced by voice actors instead.
 * The only exceptions are the All That and Are You Afraid of the Dark? revivals.
 * Due to mainly being seen as a cash grab, the Baby Shark show wouldn't exist.
 * A few original shows will take places of some of the shows that were terrible.
 * Nicktoons would be reformatted into a classic Nickelodeon programming channel, meaning NickRewind wouldn't likely exist at all.