We respectfully request that Disney recognize and confirm the receipt of our previous petition, "Create and Release 'Disney Legacy,' 'Milo & Violeta,' and 'Ultraville' + More Content," supporting the development of new Disney projects. We appreciate the response to our previous petition, and we have carefully followed Change.org's guidelines and terms of service.
Initially kept private on Change.org and we cannot gather more signatures, we now urge Disney to recognize our concerns and confirm the implementation of the proposed content enhancements immediately. We believe these improvements will greatly enhance the Disney experience for loyal fans. We eagerly await Disney's response, and we look forward to collaborating in delivering exceptional entertainment and creating lasting Disney memories.

Due to time limits, we cannot gather additional signatures. Therefore, we seek for an immediate and permanent confirmation for the greater good, taking full responsibility and acceptance, not denial. Securing 7,500 signatures is not our main goal; instead, we aim for Disney's immediate confirmation and support.
This petition's title shows the implementation of our proposed initiatives and provides supporting materials—all directly connected to strengthening our cause. As we are limited to a single petition, this complete section is important for presenting our full proposal.

We have carefully crafted this petition to increase its effectiveness and prevent the risk of rejection, dismissal, or misunderstanding. We aim to bring a meaningful change for all parties involved while displaying the importance of safety and securing the support and recognition we deserve. Achieving this goal is required to meet our long-standing and necessary purpose. The description is lengthy but important, because it shows the positive changes our petition aims to achieve. We also recommend permanently approving and keeping all items, products, and changes showed in our petition.

We strongly support for the meaningful realization and permanent implementation of the new proposed Disney projects, including the "Danville" series. To ensure the longevity of these efforts, a petition has been initiated that perfectly matches Disney's mission to spread joy and happiness.
We must recognize the worth of these projects and avoid belittling or criticizing their importance. Our petition must keep its validity and effectiveness; inaction or disinterest risks damaging its purpose. Immediate action is necessary to honor our petition, show respect, and protect the well-being of all involved. Any delays or dismissals would only invalidate our progress and discredit our mission.
We urge Disney to approve our petition immediately, ensuring the continuation of these initiatives and securing continued fan support. Together, we can restore our loyalty, develop growth for these projects, and dispel any unwarranted doubts or criticism. Our focus remains on a strong, clear, and effective petition that eliminates misinformation, leaving no room for neglect or uncertainty.

Disney's immediate attention to our official and legal petition is important. If Disney still continue to invalidate, overlook (by ignorance or disinterest), or dismiss our petition and leave this issue unattended due to misunderstandings of language or unclear wording, it would damage our hard work and backfire, potentially causing negative consequences. Such problems risk harming the Disney community and losing fan loyalty. We must address this disaster immediately and collaboratively to prevent this disrespectful and dismissive behavior, and to protect Disney's reputation and loyal support permanently. We also encourage Disney to clarify any unclear words by using dictionaries or quick online searches to enhance understanding.

We call Disney to release the highly-anticipated "Ultraville" franchise and to develop the "Danville" series, along with all related projects, immediately, legally, safely, and permanently. We urge Disney to respect our petition and prioritize the well-being and satisfaction of fans worldwide. Any delay or cancellation of these franchises could cause strong harm, trauma, and embarrassment to us and the entire Disney fan community. We cannot allow these negative outcomes to continue.
Now this is the time for Disney to take our petition seriously. Ignoring or dismissing it risks harming Disney's loyal fan community and may cause serious reputational damage. A timely and respectful response is important. Continued disregard or disinterest could have lasting consequences that damage the goodwill Disney has carefully built throughout the years.

To protect Disney's reputation and future, we must stop the harmful behaviors of disinterest, passivity, passiveness, complacency, and overstatement. These behaviors, defined by having no interest, accepting without response or refusal but no real action taken, an absence of action or initiative, self-approval without justification, and state something worse too strongly, are incredibly harmful, disrespectful, insulting, and unacceptable.
They invalidate our demands, discredit our efforts, and can damage Disney's reputation in the community permanently. They spread fear, panic, terror, and interference between the Disney community and must be stopped immediately. Let us take a quick action to prevent more harm and protect Disney's integrity and its loyal supporters.

We respectfully request that Disney recognize and validate our petition officially, which has been submitted in full accordance with legal and procedural standards. We urge Disney to stop any removal, neglect, dismissal, overlook, or rejection of our petition, as such actions would be unacceptable and damage the purpose of our efforts.
These actions threaten our petition's validity and effectiveness, potentially harming the signatories and the large Disney community. Continued ignorance could cause serious disappointment, including feelings of trauma, embarrassment, sadness, fear, and anxiety.
We implore Disney to halt these unlawful, disrespectful, and inappropriate actions that endanger our petition's validity and invalidate our collective efforts. Ignoring or dismissing our petition risks encouraging misinformation, premature announcements, and unrealistic expectations about our petition's confirmation, casting decisions, or non-existing franchises. We call for a permanent, respectful decision to this issue, as any other course of action would be unlawful and likely cause more disappointment.
Our worry comes from the risk that Disney's unjustified dismissal or rejection of our petition would result in a breach of fair process, violation of our rights, and ignorance for international laws. We remain agreed to addressing this issue peacefully and respectfully, hoping Disney will collaborate with us to protect the integrity of our petition and the community it represents.
Recognizing our petition is important for the success of our cause and the well-being of our community, as demonstrated by Disney's previous approval of similar requests through their established systems.

We strongly urge Disney to officially recognize and confirm every petition item—including the "Ultraville" franchise, the "Danville" series, projects, characters, and more—by approving validation through authorized channels such as official news outlets and at the D23 Expo. This recognition will make the creation of individual Wikipedia and Fandom pages (especially on Disney Fandom Wiki), all supported by official declarations.
We eagerly anticipate for the appearance of planned projects on individual Wikipedia pages after our petition and the official details of these initiatives are verified.

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• Demand: Immediate development and release of the "Ultraville" and "Danville" franchises, containing all related projects. This demand is considered non-negotiable and important.
• Petition Possibilities: Any delay, cancellation, speculation, dismissal, ignorance, rejection, rumor, refusal, declination, belittlement, negligence, disinterest, harmful criticism, false statements, premature announcements, or unrealistic expectations about our petition will be believed unacceptable and considered a direct violation.
• Consequences of Inaction: Continued inaction or negative responses will invalidate our petition, causing trauma and fear between signatories and Disney fans, potentially damaging Disney's reputation and encouraging negative speculation.
• Urgency: Immediate acceptance and action from Disney are required to prevent reputational damage, keep fan support, and ensure our petition's effectiveness.
• Justification: We believe these franchises are important for Disney's future success and brand integrity.
• Legal and Ethical Concerns: Dismissal or rejection of our petition is recognized as unethical, unlawful, and a violation of fair process and international laws.
• Respectful Solution: We aim for a peaceful and respectful solution that honors our petition's respect and the community it represents.
• Clarity and Understanding: Disney is urged to clarify any unclear words within our petition's description using available resources (dictionaries, Google search).
• Public Realization: We expect Disney to announce initiatives and updates related to our petition through official channels, including the D23 Expo. Successful confirmation of our petition would then be recognized by Wikipedia and Disney Fandom.

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We respectfully propose creating a new permanent, in-production, and unlimited Disney franchise named "Ultraville" (belonging in the "Disney Legacy" franchise), developing the "Danville" franchise (by combining "Phineas and Ferb," "Milo Murphy's Law," and "Hamster & Gretel" together), and expanding original "Danville" content (starting from the "Danville" series) for Disney+, "disneydanville.com," and related platforms. This initiative is designed to celebrate, promote, and support the development of the "Ultraville" and "Danville" franchises and strengthen their positions within the "Disney" universe and huge Disney properties.

1. Official "Ultraville" Franchise Establishment

• Create and release Disney's "Ultraville" franchise in accordance with the existing standards and initiatives showed in our linked petition, "Create and Release 'Disney Legacy,' 'Milo & Violeta,' and 'Ultraville' + More Content."
• Feature 16 individual fictional locations for different setting times of day (daytime, evening, etc.) from two concept images:

• Focus on storybook formats only and prioritize an absence of easy-grade book formats (Step Into Reading, Scholastic, Disney Adventures In Reading, Disney Learning, etc.) from the "Ultraville" franchise. Ensure the permanent availability of all existing "Ultraville" storybooks.
• All physical and digital products will have a permanent availability and continuous circulation in the "Ultraville" franchise.
• Permanently add all characters in different Disney games (such as "Disney Magic Kingdoms," "Disney Dreamlight Valley," "Disney Prideglow Land," "Disney Dawnbright Lane," "Disney Auraheaven Kingdom," and "Disney Glorylife World," featuring their voice clips).
• Increase unlimited appearances of all characters.
• Purpose: To celebrate and promote the upcoming "Ultraville" franchise.

2. A New Version of Anne Boonchuy

• Create a new version of Anne Boonchuy (also known as Annabelle "Anne" Laura Boonchuy, voiced by Brenda Song, with no changes or replacements) designed by Matt Groening and Dan Povenmire, an original 18-year-old American adult girl, a fearless allied indestructible hero and heroine, superstar, and the main protagonist in the "Ultraville" franchise. She also wears a new casual outfit, lives in the Luxury Palace within Ultraville, has her different name "Legendary Superstar," and can perform gymnastics and jump flips (back or front). We have developed a concept image that illustrates this new art direction for Anne. Disney, Matt Groening, and Dan Povenmire will finalize the character's design with careful and thoughtful consideration while adjusting the size and length of Anne's legs correctly.

• Anne will be occasionally equipped with a sword, shield, wand, and a bow, along with her magical powers. She also likes to have an outdoor life, especially having a picnic alone. Unlike previous portrayals, Anne does not attend school. She never shriek and squeal perpetually (never end), because these behaviors are considered unacceptable, disrespectful, and inappropriate. Anne never gets a girlfriend or boyfriend, and she is perpetually immune to fear. She is also an excellent sport player and cheerleader.
• Feature an official character description for Anne titled "Anne's Outdoor Life": Anne explores outside and feels normal, dancing in the enchanting breeze and warm sunlight. She loves going outdoors and takes pride in her whole life. Anne feels alright while she enjoys the environmental beauty and magical nature.
• Keep Anne as the famous main character and permanent protagonist of the "Ultraville" franchise, firmly rejecting any changes or replacements.
• Include Anne in the Disney Princess universe while keeping her unchanged casual outfit. She will be only included in an additional "Legacy Pride" collection section within the "Disney Princess" franchise. Additionally, Disney Princesses from "Ultraville" and other Disney animated shows will be showed in a new "Legacy Pride" collection section within the "Disney Princess" franchise, exclusively related to "Ultraville" and Disney TVA princess characters, such as Elena (from "Elena of Avalor") and Sofia (from "Sofia the First").
• While Anne will be the main protagonist in productions, she will not appear in every episode and she will be completely absent from one episode. Anne will not be mentioned or pictured in her complete absence.
• Feature the new version of Anne in Wikipedia by releasing official information.

3. New Fictional Team Group Creations (Developed by The Walt Disney Company) for "Ultraville"

• This informational image shows our related proposals and we propose accepting them, due to our petition's description is too long:

• Introduce several different team groups—such as the Glory Celebration Team, Energetic Action Team, Charming Wonder Team, Pride Jamboree Team, and Wonderful Joy Team—featuring 24 new characters divided into separate groups. These teams, similar to the Enchanted Heroic Team and Rainbow Pride Team, including allied 18-year-old American adults who are fearless heroes, heroines, expert agents, and team members. They share the same sizes and heights from the members of the Enchanted Heroic and Rainbow Pride Teams.
  Each character has a different full name, including a middle name and nickname, and has perpetual immunity to fear. The new female characters wear individual colorful dresses, and all voices sound like adults.
  These new characters are friends with the other teams, providing strong support. They are also best friends together, experience no bad luck, and have no romantic partners, parents, pets, glasses, or earrings. They do not attend school, and they never shriek and squeal at all times.
  Individual voice actors will portray these characters, speaking and singing in US English with American accents, without changes or replacements. They will also be featured in official posters and promotional artworks. Plans include creating individual Wikipedia articles titled by team names, showing these characters along with an official information release.
• All team groups can perform gymnastics and jump flips (back or front), and they are also planned to be featured in official posters and promotional artworks.

We have created these concept images showing the new proposed characters, along with Kevin Miranda's pants (without two lines at two sides and two pockets at the back side) and shoes, Lauren Cartwright's skirt, and Lyle Walter's normal-shaped shoulders and his superhero and second casual outfit (featuring a thumbs-up symbol and proper-sized pants). Disney will finalize the character and outfit designs with careful and thoughtful consideration. Please note that the original concept elements from selected characters and outfits are the property of Disney and Office Create.

4. New, Different "Ultraville" Characters (Designed by Matt Groening and Dan Povenmire, and Developed by The Walt Disney Company)

• Alexa Coleman (full name: Alexandra "Alexa" Deborah Coleman), wearing a colorful dress and having her violet hair, voiced by Joan Cusack. Alexa's voice was also similar to Della Duck's and Ivy Sundew's. Alexa's catchphrases are "Alexa never gives up. Alexa finds a way," and "Alexa didn't give up. Alexa found a way." She also has her different name "Courageous Sister" similar to Anne's. Alexa can perform gymnastics and jump flips (back or front). She will be occasionally equipped with a sword, shield, wand, and a bow. Alexa is also an excellent sport player and cheerleader.
• Wanda Hathaway (full name: Waldena "Wanda" Lee Hathaway), wearing a colorful dress with her skirt matching Anne's, voiced by Sara Malakul Lane. Wanda's voice was also similar to Anne Boonchuy's and Ivy Sundew's. Wanda can perform gymnastics and jump flips (back or front). She will be occasionally equipped with a sword, shield, wand, and a bow. Wanda is also an excellent sport player and cheerleader.
• Elara Goodheart (full name: Eleanora "Elara" Britney Goodheart), wearing a colorful dress with her skirt matching Anne's, voiced by Meli Povenmire.
• Debra Hawthorne (full name: Deborah "Debra" Violet Hawthorne), wearing a colorful dress with her skirt matching Anne's, voiced by Angelica Hale.
• Cody Garland (full name: Clarence "Cody" Angel Garland), wearing a colorful outfit and having Arthur's hairstyle, voiced by James Monroe Iglehart.
• Jordan Heather (full name: Jonathan "Jordan" Legend Heather), wearing a colorful outfit, voiced by Dwayne Johnson. He lives in the Luxury Palace.
• Brenda Newcombe (full name: Brooklyn "Brenda" Janet Newcombe), wearing a colorful dress with her skirt matching Anne's, voiced by Phillipa Soo.
• Trinity Noceda (full name: Tallulah "Trinity" Pride Noceda), wearing a colorful dress with her skirt matching Anne's, voiced by Abbi Jacobson.
• Jacob Earnheart (full name: Jayendra "Jacob" Angelo Earnheart), wearing a colorful outfit, voiced by Lin-Manuel Miranda.
• Zack Dolence (full name: Zayden "Zack" Carey Dolence), wearing a colorful outfit, voiced by Martin Freeman.
• Phoebe Heaven (full name: Phoebe "Paige" Eliza Heaven), wearing a colorful dress with her skirt matching Anne's, voiced by Ming-Na Wen.
• Taylor Kane (full name: Taylor "Tara" Dinah Kane), wearing a colorful dress with her skirt matching Anne's, voiced by Jodi Benson.
• Janet Cimorelli (full name: Jameela "Janet" Rhea Cimorelli), wearing a colorful dress with her skirt matching Anne's, voiced by Katy Perry.
• Poppy Leighton (full name: Phoebe "Poppy" Tara Leighton), wearing a colorful dress with her skirt matching Anne's, voiced by Taylor Swift.
• Tyler Richmond (full name: Terrence "Tyler" Luca Richmond), wearing a colorful outfit, voiced by Michael Keaton.
• Roland King (full name: Raymond "Roland" Nathan King), wearing a colorful outfit, voiced by David Kaye.
• Hannah Noceda (full name: Hannah "Hayley" Charlotte Noceda), wearing a colorful dress, voiced by Mae Whitman.
• Gemma Brown (full name: Gemma "Grace" Tracy Brown), wearing a colorful dress, voiced by Diamond White.
• Dove Beauty (full name: Darlene "Dove" Cova Beauty) based on a character from "Cooking Mama: Let's Cook!", voiced by a new voice actor.
• Topaz Joyce (full name: Theodora "Topaz" Rachael Joyce), similar to Gretel Grant-Gomez, wearing a colorful dress and no hairband, voiced by Kimiko Glenn.
• Leo Campbell (full name: Leonardo "Leo" Walter Campbell), similar to Harold Tucker, wearing a colorful outfit, voiced by Justin Felbinger.
• Eliza Roy (full name: Eleanor "Eliza" Taylor Roy), similar to Lenora Hathaway, wearing a colorful dress, voiced by Eliza Coupe.
• Dale Loveland (full name: Dominic "Dale" Oliver Loveland), similar to Arthur Jordan, wearing a colorful outfit, voiced by Adam Pally.
• Olivia Terrace (full name: Ophelia "Olivia" Amber Terrace), wearing a colorful dress, voiced by Jennifer Hale.
• Barbara Taylor (full name: Barbara "Barb" Celine Taylor), voiced by Michelle Dockery.
• Luka Abbott (full name: Lorcan "Luka" Mark Abbott), voiced by a new voice actor.
• Mayer Carey (full name: Matthew "Mayer" Patrick Carey) matching Zack Underwood's build (legs, arms, hands, feet, etc.), voiced by Al Yankovic.
• Two new characters with slightly-long builds: Monica Pride (full name: Monica "Maya" Bailey Pride, a recreation of Melissa Chase, voiced by Sabrina Carpenter) and Reece Freeman (full name: Rodney "Reece" Beau Freeman, a recreation of Zack Underwood, voiced by Mekai Curtis). Reece also wears the same shoes in a proper size and the same pants in a suitable size with the bottom edges that are not touching the shoes or revealing the socks. He does not put his hands in his pockets at all times.
• Nine new full-named characters in three groups—Mayer, Reece, and Monica's best friends, designed with Reece and Monica's builds—Harry Porter (voiced by Jonathan Groff), Caleb Tennant (voiced by Zachary Levi), and Hermione Louderman (voiced by Ashley Tisdale)—along with Edward Davenport (voiced by Santino Fontana), Flynn Price (voiced by David Tennant), and Elizabeth Mayweather (voiced by Zehra Fazal)—and Dylan Balenciaga, Luka Weatherwax, and Daphne Clairmont (voiced by Libby Rue).
• Time Travel Team members with slightly-long builds—Baldemar Youngberg (full name: Baldemar Angelo Youngberg, a recreation of Balthazar Cavendish), Dakota Nightingale (full name: Dakota Clarence Nightingale, a recreation of Vinnie Dakota), Ryan Montclair (full name: Ryan Jacob Montclair, a recreation of Brick from "Milo Murphy's Law"), Kimberly Beauregard (full name: Kimberly Joyce Beauregard, a recreation of Savannah from "Milo Murphy's Law"), and Oliver Norman (full name: Oliver Caleb Norman, a recreation of Orton Mahlson's second counterpart and recreation) as original American citizens. They are high-level government employees, and expert time-travel agents that are authorized to travel back to any year and change the time carefully. Each character have different lives.
• Avery Newman (full name: Avery David Newman, voiced by Martin Freeman, matching Ryan's build), Gloria Michelle (full name: Gloria Bailey Michelle, voiced by Linda Larkin, matching Kimberly's build), Lincoln Granger (voiced by Francisco Angones, matching Baldemar's build), and Gregory Pendleton (voiced by Matt Youngberg, matching Dakota Nightingale's build). These expert time-traveling agents, high-level government employees, and original American citizens will join with the existing Time Travel Team members. Francisco Angones and Matt Youngberg are also required to learn and practice voice acting.
• Randy Hill (full name: Remington "Randy" Charles Hill), an official allied Ultraville government agent, voiced by Jim Hanks.
• Ruth Albertine (voiced by Paige O'Hara) and Paul Catherlyn (voiced by a recognized actor who voices Prince Eric from "The Little Mermaid"), official allied Ultraville rulers, without voice actor change or replacement.
• All characters are adults, allies, heroes (including heroines for girls), and original American citizens, friends with Anne, live in the Luxury Palace, speak and sing in US English (American accent, no changes), not attend any school, and they have no parents, pets, romantic partners, glasses, or earrings. Selected voices also sound like adults.
• Alexa, Wanda, Brenda, Trinity, Phoebe, Taylor, Elara, Debra, Janet, Poppy, Jordan, Cody, Tyler, and Roland are 18-year-old adults that match Anne's build.
• Create individual Wikipedia articles for all characters (Alexa Coleman, Wanda Hathaway, Elara Goodheart, Debra Hawthorne, Cody Garland, Jordan Heather, etc.), achieved by distributing confirmed accurate details through official news outlets after approving this initiative.
• Feature all characters in individual Wikipedia articles after releasing official information.
• Include Alexa, Wanda, Brenda, Trinity, Phoebe, Taylor, Elara, Debra, Janet, and Poppy in the Disney Princess universe while keeping their unchanged casual outfits. They will be only included in an additional "Legacy Pride" collection and section within the "Disney Princess" franchise.

5. New, Recreated Versions of Characters With Different Lives for "Ultraville"

• New and existing Disney Princesses (including those from the "Enchantment" and "Legendary" franchises, without other princesses from additional collections) as allied heroes, heroines, and original American girls with their different, individual full names (Anna Walden, Elsa Walden, Cinderella Hawthorne, Snow White Fraser, Aurora Blonde, Ariel Cambridge, Belle Heaven, Jasmine Windsor, Rapunzel Goldman, Merida Crown, Moana Hoku, Tiana Hall, Mulan Hong, Pocahontas Kealoha, Asha Ridgeway, etc.), Disney Princes (including the recreated Prince Hans as an ally from "Frozen"), Alexander Wellington, Charlie Dixon, Luca Jordan, Avery Barlowe, Noah Oakley, and supporting male characters from "Enchantment" (including Oliver White) living in the Luxury Palace within Ultraville. Ariel will also be portrayed as a 25-year-old adult girl matching Lavender Wright's size and height. These characters keep their original art styles and designs, and they are voiced by the original actors in US English dialogue and song.
• Woody (known as "Woody Pride"), Jessie (known as "Jessie Roy"), and Buzz Lightyear from the "Toy Story" franchise as best friends and original American living citizens, voiced by new voice actors in US English dialogue and song, along with Jessie's yodeling. This accompanies with those duplications of Anne's same-sized collectible figures (Woody, Jessie, and Buzz) with their built-in voice boxes and catchphrases voiced by Tom Hanks, Joan Cusack, and Tim Allen.
• The proposed ducks living in the Luxury Palace within Ultraville, as detailed in the accompanying image:

• Richard Exclamation (full name: Richard Aurelio Exclamation, a real adult wearing his different outfit with his active elbows and slightly-long build), Charles Iglehart (full name: Charles Evander Iglehart, based on Clovis Jerome Wojtowski and The Imposter), Nicanor Whitehead (full name: Nicanor Zoran Whitehead, based on El Luchador), and Lorelai Cebolla (full name: Lorelai Delphine Cebolla, based on La Cebolla without hair streaks in front of her ears) from "Hamster & Gretel" as American adult allies and heroes (with one heroine). The original voice actors (including Phil LaMarr) will return to portray these characters, speaking and singing in US English with American accents, without changes or replacements.
• Victor Verliezer, Colonel Niblet (Norville Niblet), and Lieutenant Tenant (Timothy Tenant) from "Milo Murphy's Law" as original allied American heroes and the official Ultraville government members.
• Bailey Carter (full name: Beatrix "Bailey" Gilda Carter) as an original 18-year-old American adult, ally, hero, and heroine, with slightly-long build and her new, different appearance without glasses, wearing a colorful dress, having a different skin tone and a voice sounds like an adult, and living in the Luxury Palace.
• All Eastside High and Elementary School students—along with all associated Northwestside High School students, without Gretel Grant-Gomez, Bailey Carter, Kevin Grant-Gomez, Fred Grant, Lauren, Lyle, and Tina—from the "Hamster & Gretel" series as 18-year-old allied adult heroes, heroines, and original American citizens. Each character will receive a complete full name (for example, Hiromi Ginger Tanaka and Anthony Monroe Parker), newly-designed eyes (same as Elara's, Lenora's, or Arthur's), and a slightly-taller build. The female characters will wear different dresses that replace existing jeans, pants, or shirts. None of the characters will have parents, pets, glasses, earrings, or romantic partners. Hiromi is not Kevin Miranda's girlfriend, and Anthony is not Kevin Miranda's friend. Individual voice actors will portray each character, speaking and singing in US English with American accents, without changes or replacements. All character voices would sound like adults. Hiromi's existing voice will be adjusted that sound like an adult woman.

6. New Permanent Single-Season Disney+ Original Series
a. "Ultraville,"
b. "The Wonderful World of Ultraville," and
c. "Anne Boonchuy's World"

• Features Anne as the only main protagonist.
• Individual Independence Day, Halloween (without any "Trick or Treating" activity), and Christmas specials are planned.
• No side stories, running gags, dream sequences, or part separations (no Parts I & II, for special episodes).
• Casual outfits for all characters remain accurate throughout the shows.
• Features a perfect, happy ending in the final episodes within the shows. The final "Ultraville" show episode's end credits is also featured, similar to "The Hardest Thing" in "Amphibia."
• Created by Matt Groening and Dan Povenmire, and produced by Disney Television Animation, with episode runtimes about 30 minutes (including Episodes 34 and 35).
• Music by TJ Hill and Mark Mothersbaugh in a style similar to "DuckTales 2017" and "Amphibia" without horror or suspense themes, and no horror suspense violin sound effects. Intro and instrumental outro themes are composed in 120BPM, F# minor, and 4/4 time signature featuring an orchestra, drumset, and a distortion guitar.
• Features Alexa, Wanda, the Enchanted Heroic Team, and the Rainbow Pride Team as additional main characters in random episodes.
• Includes Woody, Jessie, Buzz, and the Rainbow Musketeers as supporting characters.
• One "Ultraville" show episode features the storyline: While Anne and Alexa are dancing, Alexa runs toward Anne, steps onto Anne's hands, and launches into a high backflip, moving backward through the air similar to Hiromi Tanaka, but enhanced. Anne lifts and steadies Alexa as she springs up. Once Alexa lands, the two twirl together and strike their final dance poses, then Lauren Cartwright and Lyle Walter cheer and reward Anne and Alexa. This sequence is similar to the lift-and-spin moment in "Saturday Homecoming Fever" from "Hamster & Gretel."
• Features an object—Anne's academic research book and display board, similar to Webby's Clan McDuck Family Tree board from "DuckTales 2017," to enhance knowledge and continuity.
• Episodes in the "Ultraville" show include "Magical Pride" (Episode 1), "Perpetual Perpetuation" (Episode 4), "Statue of Liberty" (Episode 3), "Anne's World" (Episode 2), "Empowerment Life" (Episode 5), "An Epic Kingdom" (Episode 6), "Heroic Anne" (Episode 7), "Celebratory Boonchuy" (Episode 8), "The Rainbow Box" (Episode 9), "Anne's Prominence" (Episode 10), "Find Out What Happens" (Episode 11), "Everyone Loves Magic" (Episode 12), "The Princess and the Hamster" (Episode 13, featuring Anne and Hamza), "Empower Success" (Episode 14), "American Pride" (Episode 15, also features the American-USA-flag-star-shaped icebox cakes and ice pops), "Buena Vista" (Episode 16), "True Colors" (Episode 17, used positively and featuring a different story), "Ultra-Deluxe" (Episode 18), "Enchanted Journey" (Episode 19), "The Better Sister" (Episode 20, also features Alexa), "Momentum & Recognition" (Episode 21), "Playground Castle" (Episode 22), "The Dreamcatcher" (Episode 23), "Everlasting Magic" (Episode 28), "Independence Day" (Episode 30), "A Mystical Power Force" (Episode 33), "American Revolution" (Episode 34, used positively and featuring a different non-war story), "Conquering the Legacy" (Episode 35), "Unlock the Magic" (Episode 36), "Dark Force" (Halloween episode), and "A Holly-Jolly Christmas" (Christmas episode, also features the recreated Victoria, Brooke, Anna, and Elsa).
• "Celebratory Boonchuy" features Anne playing on a swing during daytime while watching the overworld and the blue sky, and then her having a picnic outside.
• The following songs are planned for some "Ultraville" show episodes while all songs and their original, unedited instrumental versions (without all vocals and vocal-following instruments) are planned for a permanent release in a physical and digital soundtrack album:
  * The duplication and reuse of two album-version song tracks "You've Got a Friend in Me" (Toy Story) and "I Knew It, I Knew You" (Toy Story 5).
  * "Momentum Power" (in Eb major and 116BPM, sung by Taylor Swift), "Dramatic Experience" (in A major and 118BPM, sung by Katy Perry), "Cheer for the Hero" (in F# major and 114BPM, sung by Britney Spears), "Recognition to America" (in B major and 115BPM, sung by Jackie Evancho), "Live in the Glory" (in Db major and 117BPM, sung by Maren Morris), and "Glowing Rainbow" (in Ab major and 120BPM, sung by Mariah Carey), all in 4/4 time signature.
  * "When He Loved Me"—sung by Joan Cusack as the voice of Alexa Coleman—a happy song in F# major with the same tempo and instruments based on the "When She Loved Me" remake from "Toy Story 2" remixed with strings (with its notes and chords, replacing violins and following violin's notes), horn, harp, tuba, oboe, flute, and warm pad chords.
  * Two original Disney songs (sung by Brenda Song as the voice of Anne Boonchuy) titled "Join My Pride Along With Me" (in Eb major and 4/4 time signature, similar to "You've Got a Friend in Me" with its same tempo and swing movement) and "My Outdoor Life" (in A major, 108BPM, and 4/4 time signature), both featuring an orchestra, piano, acoustic guitar, harp, warm pad chords, and drumset.

7. "Danville" Series + Official Promotions

• A Disney+ original series serving as a sequel to the "Hamster & Gretel" Season 2 finale, created by Dan Povenmire and Matt Groening, featuring episode runtimes similar to "DuckTales 2017" (including Episodes 34 and 35). A new animation style similar to Netflix's "Disenchantment" and a reused background art style from "Amphibia" (2019) are only featured in this show. No characters are included in the opening title.
• Music by TJ Hill and Mark Mothersbaugh in a style similar to "DuckTales 2017" and "Amphibia" without horror or suspense themes, and no horror suspense violin sound effects. Intro and instrumental outro themes are composed in 120BPM, F# minor, and 4/4 time signature featuring an orchestra, drumset, and a distortion guitar, written by Dan Povenmire and Matt Groening (who requires songwriting training). Those music are only featured in this show.
• No side stories, running gags, dream sequences, or part separations (no Parts I & II, for special episodes).
• Featuring additional, duplicated versions of "Ultraville" characters—played by the same voice actors—as main characters and heroes, not protagonists. These characters appear randomly in "Danville" episodes, and a few or several of them are absent from some episodes, similar to the approach used in "DuckTales 2017." The group only includes Kevin Miranda, Harold Tucker (with his enhanced superpowers and abilities, though without his superhero outfit), Richard Exclamation (portrayed as Harold's dad), Anne Boonchuy, Alexa Coleman, and Wanda Hathaway. These characters' casual outfits remain accurate throughout the show. Harold can also perform super flips while flying and lift any heavy object; he is an excellent fighter (similar to Della Duck), and his punch is more powerful than Gretel's. Kevin Miranda and Harold Tucker are partners and can drive.
• Lavender Wright (an additional, duplicated version of an "Ultraville" character, voiced by Abbi Jacobson), Ariel Cambridge (an additional, duplicated version of an "Ultraville" character, voiced by Jodi Benson), new second Grant-Gomez family (unrelated to the one in "Hamster & Gretel") with different characters, and the Winter-Wright, Reed-Rivera, Turner-Tabora, White-Walker, Hunt-Hall, Lima-Lynn, Angel-Albert, Brown-Baker, Claude-Carey, Kelly-Knight, Martin-Moore, Parker-Price, and Owen-Oliver families—all modeled similarly to the Grant-Gomez family from "Hamster & Gretel" and all featuring eye designs by Lenora in different colors—are to be featured as supporting characters in random episodes. New family members will also include students from Eastside Elementary, Middle, and High School. Individual voice actors will be casted to portray each new character, speaking and singing in US English (American accent) without changes or replacements. Diamond White will voice Luna Winter-Wright, Tati Gabrielle will voice Naomi Reed-Rivera, and Juliet Jelenic will voice Narelle Lima-Lynn.
• Three "Danville" episodes feature similar events to the recreated ones with significant changes, without the first entire Grant-Gomez family, Fred, Hiromi, and Anthony. In these reworked scenarios, random main characters fix problems and achieve happy endings without experiencing any bad luck.
  * "Nothing Can Ever Stop Harold!" (differently similar to "Nothing Can Stop Della Duck!") replays two events from "Hamster & Gretel." The first recreates "Grounded," where Harold with a happy and brave expression, stops, turns around, walks back, and fearlessly fights a meat monster that appears and growls at the Old Appaloosa Campgrounds at night after exploring. The second recreates "Friday Night Fright," beginning with Harold sitting on a bench with Kevin Miranda behind it at sunset. Then Harold explores outside and enters Eastside High School in the evening and proceeds alone to the indoor basketball court, where he fearlessly confronts the Plumber Mascot from the crate box and fights it without fleeing, keeping his happy, brave expression. Harold punches and kicks the Plumber Mascot, then performs a high backflip before landing. Later, Richard arrives and high-fives Harold. The new episode also includes a reference (with an official confirmation) between Harold and Della, which they are excellent at fighting enemies.
  * "The Finest Hour" features three events. The first similar to "I Was a Teenage Mad Scientist" (without a drillmobile and laser-guided homing drills) from "Hamster & Gretel," beginning with Kevin Miranda and Harold Tucker outside the entrance of Eastside High School. Sometime later, Anne, Alexa, and Wanda encounter Richard. During the dance outside, Harold runs toward Kevin Miranda and performs a high backward-moving backflip in an enhanced style similar to Hiromi's. After landing, the two twirl together and strike their final dance poses. The second similar to "Exclamation Strikes Back" (Part I & II) from "Hamster & Gretel" (without the Key Ceremony with its people, The Destructress, FistPuncher, and Copy Cat), where Harold uses his own superpower to challenge Richard and beat him in his giant robot, then backflips in the air. This includes Harold appearing on a large screen as he walks to Richard using the same movement in an enhanced style, similar to Bailey being shown on a Times Square-like jumbotron.
• Shrieking and squealing behaviors are specifically prohibited at all times, including for all characters, to continue a true tone.
• Individual Independence Day, Halloween (titled "A Haunted Halloween Adventure"), and Christmas (titled "A Christmas Holiday Pride") specials are planned.
• "A Haunted Halloween Adventure" features Kevin Miranda and Harold Tucker in their adventure within the suburb and outside Jefferson County Middle School from the "Milo Murphy's Law" Halloween episode without engaging in the "Trick or Treating" activity while Milo Murphy, Melissa Chase, Zack Underwood, Sara Murphy, and Diogee are entirely absent.
• Features a perfect, happy ending, the "The End" text overlay, and its end credits (similar to "The Hardest Thing" in "Amphibia") in the final episode within the show.
• All episodes permanently accessible on Disney+.
• Eastside Middle School is introduced.
• Reuses the same end credits design from "Hamster & Gretel," with additional credit details showing only the first-two scenes (similar to the first one in "Milo Murphy's Law").
• Official confirmations are supporting the "Danville" series, permanently erasing rumors claiming "Hamster & Gretel" has ended after two seasons, promoting public safety and preventing misinformation.
• Officially reveal the full names of existing characters from "Milo Murphy's Law"—Brick Wellington, Savannah Tachibana, George Block (Mr. Block), Lydia Taylor, and Neal Washington.

8. "Behind the Magic of Ultraville" Documentary

• Production of a permanent Disney+ original documentary exploring the creation of the entire "Ultraville" franchise and its related series.
• Release of a complete, original soundtrack with all uncut music in physical and digital formats, permanently available.
• Assignment of a permanent MPAA G rating after the trailer release.
• Purpose: To celebrate and promote the upcoming "Ultraville" franchise and the development of the "Danville" series. 

9. Soundtrack Releases and Additional Projects

• Create and permanently release several promotional pre-release content and videos for the "Ultraville" franchise and "Danville" series during their early developments. This includes different official 2:1 aspect ratio, text-free "Ultraville" and "Danville" artworks in PNG formats and original resolutions (without image noise) for permanent, unremovable releases on their individual franchise websites.
• Create and permanently release "The Art of Danville" and "The Color of Danville" books in all formats.
• Complete original soundtracks for the documentary and all proposed series, including uncut tracks and full instrumentals (without all vocals, choruses, choirs, and vocal-following instruments), available permanently in physical and digital formats.
• All uncut scores from the "Ultraville" and "Danville" series permanently uploaded to TJ Hill's YouTube channel.
• Official posters for all proposed series displaying all characters, pets, and creatures individually are planned, ensuring every character, pet, and creature is represented with no absences. Any new character, pet, or creature introduced are also mandated to be included in all official posters to promote positivity, ensuring a healthy and respectful franchise reputation.
• All main and supporting characters are planned to be featured in official posters and promotional artworks for all proposed series without absences.
• Official "Hamster & Gretel" posters will include: The first poster featuring Gretel (in her casual outfit), Hamster (without his superhero outfit), Bailey, Nordle, Tina (casual outfit), Grobla, and Gerbil (without his cyborg armor). The second poster featuring Lauren (casual outfit), Lyle (casual outfit), Gerbil (in his cyborg armor), Fred, Hiromi, Anthony, Carolina, Dave, and the Grant & Gomez family members. The third poster featuring all of Eastside High School members. The fourth poster featuring all of Eastside Elementary School members.
• The unused "Hamster & Gretel" Season 2 concept poster by Jasmin Cortez is planned to be finalized and released.
• All posters and promotional artworks are planned to be permanently released in original resolutions and PNG formats (without image noise) on their individual franchise websites without deletions.
• Develop and upload "Alexa Theme Song Takeover," "Wanda Theme Song Takeover," and "Magical Theme Song Takeover" (featuring Anne, Alexa, and Wanda) as permanent, non-removable videos to the "Ultraville" and "Disney Channel Animation" YouTube channels.

10. "Ultraville" and "Danville" Pilot Videos and Illustrated Storybooks

• Creation of two official pilot videos featuring all main and supporting characters.
• Inclusion of a remade, extended orchestra-remixed instrumental of the "DuckTales 2017" theme in E and F# major, featuring a soft sine wave and warm pad chords.
• Two illustrated square-sized storybooks featuring 2:1 aspect ratio illustrations matching the show's art style.
• Two pilot videos will be released on YouTube and as a Disney+ extra; two storybook and an EP album of pilot video music (without all sound effects and voices) will be offered across digital and retail stores—all permanently available.

11. Official Recognition and Branding Enhancements

• Reuse the pilot video music (without all sound effects and voices) in "The Finest Hour" episode.
• Feature the Luminari font in the "Ultraville" franchise and the exclusive "Danville" series, especially for promotional content.
• Add all existing music from the "Hong Kong Disneyland's Toy Story Land - It's Playtime" app into the "Ultraville" franchise and permanently upload them on "ultraville.com" for free streaming and personal download.
• Officially announce and confirm that the recreated "Hamster & Gretel" characters in the "Ultraville" franchise are strongly powerful, heroic, reliable, and supportive than their original counterparts—including the Grant-Gomez ones—in the original "Hamster & Gretel" series.
• Create and permanently upload end credits for all "Danville" and "Ultraville" episodes in their duplicated Disney Channel premiere versions, playing during each episode and then switching to the "Disney Television Animation" logo after the episode, to the official "Danville" and "Ultraville" YouTube channels.
• Support for a direct, increased promotion for "Milo Murphy's Law" and "Hamster & Gretel" to boost viewership.
• Establish a permanent, friendly partnership between the whole "DuckTales 2017," "Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil," and "Phineas and Ferb" creative teams to develop a "Danville" creative team.
• Officially merge the "Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil" universe into the "Danville" universe with Sandro Cosaro and Andy Sturmer, transferring ownership of the "Kick Buttowski" intellectual property to the "Danville" creative team.

• Permanently discontinue the use of the specified horror increasing violin suspense sound effects, along with any similar horror-themed suspense violin effects, in all of future Disney shows and seasons, along with other upcoming Disney productions and commercials. These effects must be removed for legal and ethical reasons due to their truly-traumatizing nature because they threaten Disney's family-friendly brand and its promise to provide a welcoming experience for all audiences. Their inclusion could damage Disney's reputation and harm Disney's large audience. This mandate request must be addressed before the creation and release of the proposed projects. Horror suspenseful violin sound effects cannot be included in the "Ultraville" franchise, the "Danville" show, or any related Disney projects. Addressing this issue immediately will help to prevent serious harm to the projects' reputations and Disney audiences.

• Support the development of new Disney animated shows, including permanent releases on Disney+, and Disney+ originals—all rated G by the MPAA—that are set within the expanded "Danville" universe. Some shows will have a similar episode runtime to "DuckTales 2017." This initiative begins with a new series "Danville," featuring over 36 episodes. All projects will be developed collaboratively by the previously-mentioned creative teams and produced by Disney Television Animation. Importantly, the previously-mentioned horror violin sound effects will be completely absent from all new productions and episodes.
• Use a complete restriction of shrieking and squealing behaviors for characters in all "Danville" franchise productions.
• Prioritize the development of the "Ultraville" franchise and the "Danville" series with multiple teams.

12. Additional Projects for the "Ultraville" Franchise

• Recreate all new Eastside High, Middle, and Elementary School students from the "Danville" series as 18-year-old allied adult heroes, heroines, and original American citizens. Each character will receive a complete full name, newly-designed eyes (same as Elara's, Lenora's, or Arthur's), and a slightly-taller build. The female characters will wear different dresses that replace existing jeans, pants, or shirts. None of the characters will have parents, pets, glasses, earrings, or romantic partners. Existing voice actors will return to portray each character, speaking and singing in US English with American accents, without changes or replacements. All character voices would sound like adults, and existing voices will be adjusted that sound like an adult women.
• Recreate the new second Grant-Gomez family members, along with Winter-Wright, Reed-Rivera, Turner-Tabora, White-Walker, Hunt-Hall, Lima-Lynn, Angel-Albert, Brown-Baker, Claude-Carey, Kelly-Knight, Martin-Moore, Parker-Price, and Owen-Oliver family members from the "Danville" series, without parents, pets, glasses, earrings, or romantic partners. According to Proposal 3, give each character a new last name while keeping the same character features and specifications, and organize them into the team groups. Cast original voice actors for every role.
• Develop and permanently publish a complete trilogy collection of illustrated read-aloud storybooks, "Ultraville: Storybook Collection," other "Ultraville" illustrated books, and read-along books (featuring original character voices) through Disney's Read-Aloud Storybooks, Random House Children's Books, and Disney's Wonderful World of Reading in all formats. All books would feature original illustrations in a 2:1 aspect ratio based on the show's art style (including the proposed one from the attached concept image) by the Disney Storybook Artists and release during the early development of the animated "Ultraville" series before its Disney+ debut, serving as its official franchise introduction. All illustrations (without text), including those from the pilot video book, are also planned to be permanently released on "ultraville.com" in PNG formats and original resolutions without JPG noise for free download and personal use.

• Create and permanently publish a "Disney Magical Storybook Collection" book for the "Ultraville" franchise in hardcover, paperback, and digital formats. The book would use existing design elements from the referenced "Disney Magical Storybook Collection" title listed in our interlinked petition, "Officially Reveal the 2019 'Amphibia' Show's True Nature and Implement Related Initiatives," pending Disney's confirmation and approval.
  The book would be formatted in ITC Galliard Bold and have no words related to "shriek," "squeal," "assault," or "insult." We aim to develop a best, award-winning publication with the potential to become a best-selling product and earn huge recognition, including a possible Wikipedia article.
  After publication, we propose making all complete illustrations—without text—available for free download and personal use on "ultraville.com" in PNG formats and original resolutions without JPEG compression noise. All use of Disney-related branding, designs, and materials must be subjected to the appropriate rights-holder permissions and approvals.

13. Two Promotional Videos: The first video stars Brenda Song with Phillipa Soo and the second one features Brenda Song with Sabrina Carpenter. Both videos show the upcoming "Ultraville" franchise and the "Danville" series. These videos will be uploaded to YouTube permanently without removals.

14. Official "Fungus Among Us" Artwork for "Milo Murphy's Law": Create and permanently release an official "Fungus Among Us" artwork (text-free) in its original 4K resolution on "disneydanville.com" without image noise, as depicted in the attached concept image. This initiative was planned during the production of the "Danville" series before its release. Please note that the attached image has been vectorized and edited by us; however, the original concept elements are the property of Disney.

15. Conclusion & Demands: We demand for an immediate action, forbidding any delay or criticism, and preventing negative consequences, including damage to Disney's reputation and fan dissatisfaction. We frame our suggestions as "non-negotiable demands."

Conclusion and Call to Action:
We present a thoughtful plan for expanding the "Ultraville" and "Danville" franchises respectfully to Disney's creative integrity, continuity, and audience engagement. Ignoring or dismissing these recommendations risks disappointing Disney's loyal fan community and potentially damaging Disney's long-standing reputation for quality and fan responsiveness. A timely, considerate review and response from Disney is urged to protect and enhance the goodwill that built around these beloved franchises.
Unfortunately, Disney's ongoing dismissal or absence of engagement with our petition risks damaging its relationship with its loyal fan community and could lead to serious reputational harm. An immediate and respectful response is important. Continued ignorance or rejection of our petition may result in serious, lasting consequences that could lost the goodwill that Disney has worked hard to establish.

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