1986 Line-Up Part II
These videocassettes used cardboard slipcover packaging, with the following exceptions: Jiminy Cricket's Christmas, The Classics titles, A Walt Disney Christmas, and A Disney Christmas Gift, of which they were released in clamshell packaging with slide-in artwork.
- 19 V: Hot Lead and Cold Feet (October 14, 1986)
- 24 V: Dumbo (October 14, 1986) (Part of The Classics)
- 36 V: Alice in Wonderland (October 14, 1986) (Part of The Classics)
- 228 V: Robin Hood (October 14, 1986) (Part of The Classics)
- 229 V: The Sword in the Stone (October 14, 1986) (Part of The Classics)
- 239 V: Pinocchio (October 14, 1986) (Part of The Classics)
- 400 V: The Journey of Natty Gann (October 14, 1986)
- 416 V: The Girl Who Spelled Freedom (1986)
- 459 V: Mickey's Christmas Carol (December 23, 1986)
- 475 V: One Magic Christmas (December 23, 1986)
- 476 V: Sleeping Beauty (October 14, 1986) (Part of The Classics)
- 477 V: Canine Commando (October 14, 1986)
- 478 V: The Unsinkable Donald Duck with Huey, Dewey and Louie (October 14, 1986)
- 479 V: A Tale of Two Chipmunks (October 14, 1986)
- 480 V: Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah (December 23, 1986) (Part of Disney Sing Along Songs)
- 747 V: Jiminy Cricket's Christmas (December 23, 1986)
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