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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8118129" data-attributes="member: 6802378">If I am sincere I feel a little confused about this. Why? Hasbro has got a deal with Paramount Pictures, but also with Disney. Onward has been a true wink to D&D, a soft way to say "Hasbro, if you forget Paramount and Netflix we can produce the best D&D cartoons and action-live productions". Some previous rumors told Netflix wanted to buy Paramount. But now after the happenings in the last year, Netflix and Disney will have to change their plans about future merging and acquisitions. Even the own crowd will be different, demanding other type of things, and complain about different rules of politically correct. Disney can't allow itself the mistake of a new "this is not my Star Wars any more". I have read Netflix and Disney aren't now in their best economic years, even before the epidemic. If both continue downhill, maybe they will merge to survive. Hasbro should think about the future relations with both companies, because they have been very useful in the past, but maybe they shouldn't be too close. Dark Crystal has been cancelled by Netflix, and critics say it's one of the best titles for children in the last year. Hasbro has to notice about the risk of teleseries in Netflix where cancelation is a tendency.</blockquote>