Media franchises that you would love to own

Darcy's Wild Life so I could give it a proper HD release and release those two unreleased novels(same with Everwood and Journey of Allen Strange for their unreleased novels).

I can't say Looney Tunes since it was already taken so LPS. It doesn't deserve to be a zionist company...

I want to be the American version of whatever company is responsible for licensing all those cartoon pop up cafes, licensed restaurants, special pop culture restaurants, anime pop up restaurants, etc. I want way more of those here.

HOW is there a Snoopy restaurant in like 5 countries in Asia and ZERO in its actual origin country (outside of the CA theme park Knotts Berry Farm when they had the Snoopy license)!!!

In terms of licenses, I think it would be pretty neat to own Retrocrush, Shout Factory, GKids, or these other companies that license more obscure stuff here in the USA. 

Of course, the Maya the Bee franchise is one of the franchises that I would love to own, but I would like to focus more on the 1975 anime version by creating more stuff like more new merch related to that specific version and also creating an animated movie (in 2D) that it will take place after the events of both seasons 1 & 2 or maybe creating a CGI reboot series that it will be more faithful to the anime and the book than the official CGI series that Studio 100 has made with some differences like for it having a dark tone just like in the anime (but it will still be family-friendly just like the anime was), allowing the ants and the bee guards to hold spears and Maya using her stinger which were some things that were toned down in the CGI series by Studio 100 as they created it to appeal to the younger children more than the ones who grew up with the anime, but I do enjoy both of them though.

Anything related to game shows, even if it's purely for nostalgia. I'm looking into ones from the GSN lineup back in the 90s and early 2000s, and I came across an episode of Greed I don't remember seeing that has an in memoriam dedication to a contestant featured who was killed on 9/11.

A weird one, but 2k, Putting everything behind a paywall just to not being guaranteed the thing you want is just bad

Terrytoons - Paramount has literally shot down any attempt to use them for the last 20 years (besides the occasional pair of Mighty Mouse socks). They've completely restored dozens of shorts already. I dunno why they've never just slapped them on a disc and called it a day.

Alternatively... Screen Gems' cartoon library has also gotten no respect. I just want to see Krazy Kat on Blu-ray!