That sounds a bit like a "why does company X need 4,000 staff, I could build it in a weekend" type of question. Netflix has produced some really great TV (and

That sounds a bit like a "why does company X need 4,000 staff, I could build it in a weekend" type of question. Netflix has produced some really great TV (and quite a bit that's not so great), so they have track record here. But, whatever else you think of the company, Disney has decades of institutional experience in creating and monetising child-targeted animation. Growing the organisation that can do that isn't trivial. You can make great TV by outsourcing to production companies who then deliver so many hours of content. I suspect it's much more complex to build an organisation that turns IP into multiple streams of recurring revenue, in the way that Disney does.