SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment

SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment is a Canadian-American-Australian-British-European-Asian entertainment company that was founded in 1997 after SeaWorld and Village Roadshow merged with Pluto/Migzi, Inc.

SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment has produced a wide range of content. They are known for the X-Y broadcast network and the Magnet children's free network.

They are also known for hosting the Metal Ear Event, an award show-convention that in March, June, September, and December. There, they make announcements for upcoming SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment projects, live shows, and lots more.

They are also known for the Spring Shoes website, which is SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment's main website. There, guests can download SeaWorld software, buy tickets for the Metal Ear Event, watch cartoons, play games such as Casino Calamity, and lots more.

History
Pluto Entertainment (formerly The Pluto Planet Company) was founded by Johnny Pluto and Gianna Pluto (nee Shulman), while Migzi, Inc. (formerly The MickeyFTWDWReadFTL Company) was founded by Fernando MickeyFTWDWReadFTL Sr. and Bonnie Francisco MickeyFTWDWReadFTL (née Hunte). Both companies were founded on March 25, 1951.

Pluto Entertainment was best known for the John Cat and Jennifer Cat franchise, and Migzi, Inc. was best known for the Gerard Gerbil franchise. However, Pluto and Migzi weren't actually rivals, as they worked together with lots of stuff.

In 1989, Fernando John MickeyFTWDWReadFTL and Kate Zoe MickeyFTWDWReadFTL (née Jorge) of Migzi, Inc. and Tom Pluto and Brittney Levi-Pluto of Pluto Entertainment both founded the merger Pluto/Migzi, Inc.

In 1997, Pluto/Migzi, Inc. merged with SeaWorld and Village Roadshow, founding the successful company SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment.

Amusement parks

 * SeaWorld
 * SeaWorld Orlando
 * SeaWorld San Antonio
 * SeaWorld San Diego
 * SeaWorld Australia
 * Sesame Place
 * Busch Gardens
 * Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
 * Busch Gardens Williamsburg
 * Water parks:
 * SeaWorld
 * Adventure Island
 * Aquatica Orlando
 * Aquatica San Antonio
 * Aquatica San Diego
 * Water Country USA
 * Wet 'n' Wild
 * Wet 'n' Wild Hawaii
 * Wet 'n' Wild Phoenix
 * Wet 'n' Wild Gold Coast
 * Wet 'n' Wild Las Vegas
 * Wet 'n' Wild Sydney
 * Wet 'n' Wild Haikou
 * Australian Outback Spectacular
 * Paradise Country
 * Warner Bros. Movie World
 * Pluto SuperLand
 * Fantasyworld
 * Fantasyworld British Columbia
 * Fantasyworld Ottawa
 * Jazzland (formerly Fantasyworld Toronto)
 * Fantasyworld Alberta
 * Fantasyworld Yukon Territory
 * Northwest Fantasyworld
 * Fantasyworld Nunavut
 * Fantasyworld Saskatchewan
 * Fantasyworld Manitoba
 * Fantasyworld Québec
 * Fantasyworld Newfoundland and Labrador

Franchises

 * The "Gerard Gerbil" franchise
 * Gerard Gerbil's Adventure in the Fly-Verse (movie, 1992)
 * Gerard Saves Christmas (Christmas special film, 2003)
 * Gerard Gerbil's Nightmare (Wii game, 2009)
 * The "John Cat and Jennifer Cat" franchise
 * The "Casino Calamity" franchise (with help from Nintendo, Sega, Bandai Namco, Capcom, Konami, Microsoft, PlayStation, Atari, Activision, Valve, Ubisoft, Square Enix, and WayForward)
 * The "Knuckles the Echidna" franchise (with help from Sega)
 * Knuckles the Echidna (Saturday morning cartoon, 1996-1999)
 * Knuckles the Echidna (Sonic X spinoff, 2004-2007)
 * Knuckles the Echidna (Wii game, 2008)
 * Knuckles (Sonic movie series show, 2023-)


 * "The Animal Shelter" franchise
 * The Animal Shelter (1971)
 * The Animal Shelter 2 (1993)
 * The Animal Shelter 3 (2008)
 * The "Octopus-Man" franchise

Film

 * The Little Red Riding Hood (movie, 1983)
 * Bang Bang (movie, 1989)

Television

 * Rocket (Little Einsteins spinoff, 2008-2009)
 * Woody and Lightyear (Toy Story TV series, 2007-2019)
 * Shapes Puppy's ABC's and 123's with Joe (Blue's Clues spinoff, 2000-2003)
 * Super Luigi's Mansion (Super Mario TV series, 2012-2015)
 * The Wario Bros. (Super Mario TV series, 2008-2011)
 * Um Jammer Lammy (PaRappa the Rapper TV series, 2002-2006)
 * Daphne and Velma (Scooby-Doo TV series spinoff, 2008-2015)
 * Orson's Farm (Garfield TV show spinoff, 2003-2009)

Other

 * The "Spring Shoes" website
 * The "Mars Viking 1" cable provider