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Disney Empire 

A humorous term used to describe Disney's latest Buyouts,such as on LucasFilms, Marvel and 21st Century Fox, claiming that Disney is rapidly expanding towards every entertainment company in the world.
News: The Disney Empire buys every single Entertainment Company in the world.

Person 1: Wait, does that mean my Nintendo Switch is now owned by the Disney Empire?

Person 2: Yes. Welcome to a new age of Entertainment, my friend.
Disney Empire by Obstagoon February 25, 2019
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Disney Empire 

Disney Empire is an empire that basically buys anything they see. It's capital is Orlando

Warner Bros is fighting for their very existence right now against the Disney Empire
Emperor Michael Rodent: THE FILM NEVER ENDS IN THE DISNEY EMPIRE

Emperor Big Chungus of Warner Bros: Please do not buy me
Disney Empire by IntergalactalEnergy December 26, 2022
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