Ice Age's Scrat finally gets his acorn in Blue Sky Studios farewell video

Ice Age's Scrat finally got his acorn in Blue Sky Studios' farewell video.

Blue Sky Studios who is known for "Ice Age" animated films bid their goodbye to their fans after it was shut down in 2021 after Disney bought over its parent company 20th Century Fox.

According to Geek Culture, it is part of Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox assets.

Blue Sky Studios also released a farewell video with Ice Age's iconic character Scrat finally getting ahold of his acorn.

"In the final days of Blue Sky Studios, a small team of artists came together to do one final shot. This shot is a farewell, a send-off on our own terms," Blue Sky Studios wrote in the description of the video.

Meanwhile, on their Twitter account, Co-Founder Chris Wedge wrote a statement.

"Dear Friends and Followers, For the past thirty-four years, we, like our single minded character Scrat, have reached for something that at times seemed unattainable," the statement read.

"Yet time after time we’ve managed to get our arms around our own versions of the elusive acorn," it added.

"Unfortunately, it’s not possible to hold on to anything forever. We’ve had more fun bringing our movies to life than anyone should be allowed," they wrote.

Blue Sky Studios ended their farewell statement expressing their gratitude to supporters.

"We hope you’ve been able to feel some of that joy. Thank you, from the bottom of our collective Blue Sky hearts, for being with us all these years," they wrote.

"With tremendous gratitude, Co-Founder, Chris Wedge, and Your Friends at Blue Sky Studios," they ended. —JAB, GMA News.