The history of Disney  Animation  is a testament to innovation, storytelling, and artistic excellence.  From its humble beginnings with Steamboat Willie  to the global phenomenon of Frozen , Disney has continually pushed the boundaries of animation.  1920s–1930s: The Birth of an Icon In 1928, Walt Disney  and Ub Iwerks  introduced the world to Mickey Mouse  in Steamboat Willie , notable for being Disney's first cartoon with synchronized sound.  This groundbreaking short marked the debut of both Mickey and Minnie Mouse .   Building on this success, Disney released Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs  in 1937, the first full-length animated feature film.  This ambitious project showcased the studio's commitment to storytelling and technical artistry, setting new standards in animation.   1940s–1950s: Innovation and Expansion The 1940s brought forth classics like Fantasia  and Pinocchio  (both released in 1940).  Fantasia  was particularly revolutionary, blending classical music wit...
 
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