Cartoon Network UK schedule June 2005 (My AU, so fictional)

Premiere of Battle B-Daman
The show is about Yamato Delgado (Daiwa in the Japanese version), who gets the legendary Cobalt Blade. He and his friends use the sport of B-Daman to fight the Shadow Alliance (who wants to take over the world). This show takes place in the B-Da World, a Post-Apocalyptic wasteland where its inhabitants are humans, anthropomorphic animals, and robots. Using the legendary B-Daman, Yamato enters the Winners tournament organized by a group (the JBA in the Japanese version and the IBA (International B-Daman Association) in English version) to become the B-Da Champion. However, he also ends up in fights against the Shadow Alliance.

Yamato Delgado (大輪 ヤマト, Daiwa Yamato)
Voiced by: Reiko Takagi (Japanese); Brian Beacock (Season 1), Tevi Eber (Season 2) (English)
Introduced in season one, 11-year-old Yamato is the main character. Raised by cats until the age of 5, his foster mother did not allow him to own a B-Daman until Cobalt Blade appeared to him one fateful night. Cobalt Blade, supposedly the best B-Daman ever made. But it gets heavily damaged by Cain McDonnell, one of Yamato's enemies. Following its near destruction, Cobalt Blade is rebuilt as Cobalt Saber, the first B-Daman to use the newly developed Blaster Core (also known as Delta core) system by Armada. This new system allowed the very core of the B-Daman to be modified. Yamato's special attack is Cobalt Power Blast, a powerful attack that utilizes the friction of the battlefield. Yamato somehow looks like a cat. He is most likely named after the powerful Japanese battleship Yamato. In the second season of the anime and second half of the manga, Yamato's Strike Shot is the Drive Shot for his new B-Daman called Cobalt Saber Fire, which would later be upgraded to Cobalt Blaster with the Cartridge system and the Stealth Drive Shot until the final episode in which Cobalt Blaster transformed into Cobalt Blaster Drive Cannon with the R.C. system and the Legend Drive Shot. In the manga, Yamato already begun with having a B-Daman named Cobalt Sword which would be upgraded to Cobalt Blade.
Gray Michael Vincent (グレイ・マイケル・ビンセント, Gurei Maikeru Binsento)
Voiced by: Yuki Tai (Japanese); Dave Wittenberg (English)
He is Yamato's friend and is a tough guy. He was a member of the Shadow Alliance because he was trying to save his sister Liena from them. He uses the B-Daman, Chrome Zephyr which is later upgraded to Chrome Raven then Chrome Raven Cyclone, Chrome Harrier and then Chrome Windrush Harrier (Chrome Lancer). Gray started appearing in season 1. He is 12 years old. His Strike Shot is the Speed Shot.
Bull Borgnine (ブル・ボーグナイン, Buru Bōgunain)
Voiced by: Kurumi Mamiya (Japanese); Mona Marshall (English)
Bull has three personalities: The calm and naive side, the confident side and the wild side that appears when he presents his B-Daman. This dark side remains until the end of a B-DaBattle and can enter a berserker state where he's practically invincible. He uses the B-Daman, Helio Breaker which later gets destroyed and he decides to be a B-Daman mechanic. Later on, he creates Helio Berserker and Helio Flyer which is either from the Delta Core or the Roller Core. Bull started appearing in season 1. He is 11 years old. In season one, Bull met a girl. She only likes Bull's hyper-form and when she learnt that the 'calm' Bull is the true Bull, she lost interest in him. She later goes on to like the calm, full of snot, true Bull. In Season 2, Bull meets up with Akyulus and eventually befriends the silent boy. Bull is the first ever friend of Akyulus. Nearing the start of the second Winners Tournament, he makes a decision to be a full-time B-Da Mechanic, vowing to make Revolver Hades, the best B-Daman ever so that Akyulus could use it to defeat Yamato.
Terry McScotty (燕 ツバメ, Tsubakura Tsubame)
Voiced by: Tomoko Kaneda (Japanese); Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (ep. 1-6), Barbara Goodson (ep. 7-52) (English)
He is Yamato's fellow friend under Armada. He has a Scottish accent and uses the B-Daman, Wing Ninja which was later recreated into Wing Sword and Wing Eagle. Terry started appearing in season 1. He is 10 years old. In Season 2, Terry and Joe decide to enter the Winners Tournament together but along the way, Terry finds a Strike Shot, Random Shot. Joe deems that Terry will not improve with him along so he leaves, only to find Terry following him, not wanting him to go. However, Haja hears of this Strike Shot and attacks Terry for it. The two enter into battle and Haja pretends to admit defeat. Falling for his trick, Haja snatches the Strike Shot from Terry and he shoots. It is originally aimed towards Terry but Joe steps in to protect his brother/pupil. Terry has his blaster destroyed and then gets a new one named HudoFudoMaru and his Strike Shot is the Split Shot.
Mie Delgado (大輪 ミエ, Daiwa Mie)
Voiced by: Naoko Takano (Japanese); Philece Sampler (English)
Yamato's foster mother, she adopted him at the age of five. She is 22 years old. She runs a restaurant called Mie's Café, later on changed to Mie's Cat Cafe. For she is just only one to run her Cafe, she asked Liena, Armada and all the others to help her run her Café. Then one day, she's suddenly somewhat feared by Armada because Armada always escapes his chores. And when he does that, Mie is getting almost furious. She thought that was the way in making Armada responsible!
Liena Grace Vincent (リエナ・グレース・ビンセント, Riena Gurēsu Binsento)
Voiced by: Takako Uemura (Japanese); Peggy O'Neal (English)
Gray's sister who was captured by the Shadow Alliance, made into a tough B-DaBattler and Ababa had her impersonate Sigma. She always wants to be at her brother's side. She took a small liking to Enjyu. She had the B-Daman, Garnet Wind which was first made for control, but had rapid fire added in its Zero 2 version. The rapid fire was added due to the new core, the Roller Core. The Roller Core had an added magazine head. The magazine head allowed you to hold 3 B-DaBalls instead of 2. The Roller Core as added to Li Yong Fa's B-Daman, King Rekuso.
Armada
Voiced by: Paul St. Peter
Yamato's giant cat mentor, the legendary B-Daman master. He invented the Zero system, the framework for which all B-Daman are based upon. After Cobalt Blade was destroyed, he created the Zero 2 Blaster Core system, the framework for which Chrome Raven, Chrome Raven Cyclone, Cobalt Saber, Cobalt Saber Fire, Blazing Kaizer, Garnet Cyclone and then Zero 389. He also created the Cartridge system with Bears in the 2nd season as well as the Metal system in season 3.
Tommi
Tommi is the black cat that follows Yamato. Marda B's good side uses him later on in the series to speak to Yamato and his friends.
B-DaMage
Voiced by: Mari Devon
The series narrator, B-DaMage is an omnipotent being who along with her three cats, the Meowmigos (who corrects B-DaMage's mistakes) serves to explain about the world that the story takes places in, the characters, and the rules of B-Daman. She is called "B-Damajin" in the Japanese version. She appears as a blue, bubble like being
Meowmigos
Voiced by: Steven Blum
The Mewomigos are the companions of the B-DaMage.
Big Cheese
Voiced by: R. Martin Klein
Little is known about this mouse except that he appears in segments with the B'DaMage and the Meowmigos.
Shadow Alliance
The Shadow Alliance (called simply "Shadow" in Japan) are the main antagonists of Season One with goals of B-DaWorld Domination. Some members of the Shadow Alliance have a 3rd eye which is the symbol of the Shadow Alliance and is a sign that the character is under Marda B.'s control. There are two incarnations of the group: There was the original and the Neo Shadow Alliance. The members of this group are as following:

Marda B.
Voiced by: Paul St. Peter
Marda B. is the main villain of the 1st season who established the Shadow Alliance and Neo Shadow Alliance. Marda B. was a mysterious being who was the greatest B-DaPlayer. He was the first B-DaMaster. He was a good person, but also very competitive. When he asked for an eternal life to remain undefeated forever, he was punished by being turned into a spirit. His competitive side separated from him and became an evil spirit wanting to conquer the B-DaWorld. The good side came to live in a statue that guarded powerful B-DaBalls carrying his own essence, which became known as the B-Energy, the only thing that can defeat the evil Marda B. When Ababa had been depowered by Marda B. after being exposed as a criminal, he started the Neo Shadow Alliance, where all of the members he sent to, attack Yamato and the gang who were innocent B-DaPlayers under his control (with the exception of Enjyu, Biarce, Cain, and Joshua who joined on their own free will). Marda B.'s evil form seems to be one giant flaming eye (which is very similar in appearance to the eye of Sauron from Lord of the Rings) that always seemed to be floating in the sky. In episode 51, Marda B. fuses with Biarce to form, Marda Biarce, and reveals his plot: He sent the Shadow Alliance after Cobalt Blade, sent the Neo Shadow Alliance to collect B-DaSpirits. and even created Biarce, just so he could culminate his plan to conquer the B-DaWorld by having the ultimate B-DaBattle with Yamato. At the end of the final episode of season 1, his full good form is revealed a seemingly huge gray cat wearing in a white topki.
Ababa
Voiced by: Steven Blum
An evil cat who worked for Marda B with the ability to brainwash people. He even managed to brainwash Bull. Ababa was the leader of the Shadow Alliance, which consisted of major characters like Gray, Enjyu, Wen, and Li. When depowered by Marda B, he is turned back into his original form, a purple cat with long hair. He makes a small cameo with the rest of the crowd, after Yamato and his friends return from defeating the Neo Shadow Alliance.
Enjyu (炎呪, Enju)
Voiced by: Daisuke Kishio (Japanese); Steve Staley (Season 1), James Keller (Season 2) (English)
Enjyu used to be a talented kid who wished to improve his skills more as a B-Daman player. His father, however wanted him to take a dive on each of his battles so his dad could pay for their rent. Before each battle, Enjyu's opponents would pay him to lose the match, making them look skilled and Enjyu, an amateur. Fed up of his life, Enjyu joined the Junior B-Daman Tournament. There he was disqualified after unfairly being accused of cheating due to his refusal to repeat his past life. After being betrayed by his only "friend", Enjyu took out his anger on his father in a B-DaBattle. As soon as the battle commenced, Enjyu's personality and hair changed from blue to red. The reason of why his hair changed color is uncertain. After the battle, Enjyu joined the Shadow Alliance where he later received Lightning Kahn (Bloody Kaiser in the original version), the brother of Cobalt Blade, as his new B-Daman. Later in the series, Lightning Kahn was upgraded to Blazing Kahn by Marda B. and later in season 2 is upgraded once more into Variable Kaiser (Hasbro never released a Cartridge System version, so the name remains unchanged), in order to defeat Yamato in the finals. However, instead of defeating him, Enjyu saved Yamato's life and quickly be-friended him. He later rejoined the Neo Shadow Alliance so that he could have fought Marda B. to avenge his new "friends". At the end of season 1, Marda B. brainwashes Enjyu, and Terry used his part of the B-Energy to set him free, but Enjyu wasn't happy about that. He was angry because he felt as if Terry wasted his B-Energy, which he could use to save the world, to save him. Although, Terry reasoned that he was his friend and he figured out, with the help of Joe, that it was the morally correct choice. The name is romanized as Enjyu in the English versions and Enju in the Japanese websites.[1] In Fire Spirits, he obtained his own Strike Shot called the Black Drive Shot from a boy that live at the icy mountain.
Wen Yong Fa (ウェン・ユンファ, Wen Yonfa)
Voiced by: Brad MacDonald
He is the older of the Yong Fa brothers. He joined the Shadow Alliance at a young age to become a stronger B-DaPlayer. Wen is often blunt and stubborn but also open-hearted and loyal to those he cares about. He and Li first appeared to fight Yamato in a B-DaBattle following Battle Crow's defeat. He uses the B-Daman, Bakuso which was later upgraded to King Bakuso by Bull, then finally to Suiseiryu by Bears and Armada. He changed his ways and left the Shadow Alliance after Yamato helped him in a battle against Enjyu. After Wen left, he continued to help Yamato and the gang, often under Armada's direction. He sometimes wore a mask and cape. When his younger brother, Li Yong Fa, joined the Neo Shadow Alliance to infiltrate Neo Shadow Alliance, he traveled with Yamato and his friends. Unfortunately, Li was not accepted into the alliance, and was made a puppet to Marda B. He eventually fought Li and brought him back to normal. The brothers have not separated since. His Strike Shot is the Metal Spike Shot.
Li Yong Fa (リー・ユンファ, Rii Yonfa)
Voiced by: Miyako Ito (Japanese); Derek Stephen Prince (English)
The younger brother of Wen, he uses seal papers as his calling card. He uses the B-Daman, Rekuso which was later upgraded to King Rekuso, then to Ryuseiryu by Armada and Bears. Li and Wen first appeared to fight Yamato in a B-DaBattle following Battle Crow's defeat. He and his older brother have been helping Yamato after they left the Shadow Alliance. Later in the series, Enjyu begged Li to help him defeat Marda B. Like Enjyu, Li pretended to work for the Neo Shadow Alliance in order to find Marda B.'s weakness. But certain members did not trust Li's loyalties towards the Neo Shadow Alliance so Marda B. claimed Li's mind, giving Li the third eye and erasing all his past memories. Later, Wen tried to save his brother through a B-Dabattle. Luckily, Wen won and returned Li to his normal self.
Battle Crow
Voiced by: Steve Kramer
A crow-type birdman. Little is known about this character except he was the first Shadow Alliance member that Yamato faced and that he had goggles that can detect people's power levels. What happened to him after his defeat against Yamato is unknown.
Monkey Don
Voiced by: Derek Stephen Prince
A humanoid monkey. Little is known about this character except he was the crooked owner of a B-Daman parts shop. He was defeated by Yamato.
Hounds of Chaos
A group of canine thieves who stole B-Daman parts from Yamato.
Goldo
Little is known about this character except that he serves as a B-DaBattle trainer in the Shadow Alliance HQ.
Mukade Benkei
A snake man observer in Goldo's training facility, famed for having stolen 10000 B-Damans.
Psy Baron
A hooded observer in Goldo's training facility.
Shooting Galaxy
An armored observer in Goldo's training facility, claimed to be from outer space. Shooting the Galaxy, it later led an attack to Tsubakura city.
Shadow Alliance Foot Soldiers
Robotic servants of Marda B. that accompany any member of the Shadow Alliance and the Neo Shadow Alliance.
Biarce
Voiced by: Doug Erholtz
Biarce, the 11 year-old B-DaPlayer created by Marda B. to battle for him.
Cyber-Mosquito
A robotic mosquito that can cause its target's hands to go weak and unable to use a B-Daman.
Neo Shadow Alliance victims
Castillo
After losing to Yamato in qualifying round of B-Daman tournament, he returned to rule Pedro kingdom unmasked under the name of Ike. His B-Daman is Iron Eater.
The Longhorn Brothers
Voiced by: Beau Billingslea (Nouz), Kirk Thornton (Sauz)
The Longhorn Brothers are Nouz (North) and Sauz (South). They have been hired by Marda B. to join the Shadow Alliance after Ababa's depowerment.
Manuel
A robot teacher from the B-Daman academy capable of copying its opponent's moves.
Unnamed Pig, Monkey, and Water Sprite
Servants of Pandoro and victims of Marda B. whom fought Wen and Li for the fate of Pandoro. They were defeated and returned to normal. Note: These 3 characters are modeled from the disciples in Journey to the West.

June 2005

6:00am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
6:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:30am Yu-Gi-Oh
8:00am Codename: Kids Next Door
8:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
9:00am The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
9:30am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (TMNT 2003 on Saturdays)
10:00am Yu-Gi-Oh
10:30am Cramp Twins
11:00am Xiaolin Showdown 
11:30am HiHi Puffy AmiYumi
12:00pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
12:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
1:00pm Inazuma Eleven
1:30pm Codename: Kids Next Door
2:00pm Yu-Gi-Oh
2:30pm Static Shock
3:00pm Xiaolin Showdown
3:30pm Cramp Twins
4:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
4:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
5:00pm Ozzy and Drix
5:30pm Xiaolin Showdown
6:00pm Yu-Gi-Oh
6:30pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
7:00pm Battle B-Daman
7:30pm Atomic Betty
8:00pm Gadget Boy
8:30pm Inspector Gadget
9:00pm Cramp Twins
10:00pm Ned's Newt
10:30pm Atomic Betty
11:00pm Cartoon Cartoons
1am Cramp Twins
1.30am Ned's Newt
1.45am Cramp Twins
2am Gadget Boy
4:30am Pet Alien
5am Ned's Newt
5.30am Cramp Twins

October 2005

6:00am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
6:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:30am Yu-Gi-Oh
8:00am Codename: Kids Next Door
8:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
9:00am The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
9:30am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (TMNT 2003 on Saturdays)
10:00am Yu-Gi-Oh
10:30am Cramp Twins
11:00am Xiaolin Showdown 
11:30am HiHi Puffy AmiYumi
12:00pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
12:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
1:00pm Inazuma Eleven
1:30pm Codename: Kids Next Door
2:00pm Yu-Gi-Oh
2:30pm Static Shock
3:00pm Xiaolin Showdown
3:30pm Da Boom Crew
4:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
4:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
5:00pm Ozzy and Drix
5:30pm Xiaolin Showdown
6:00pm Yu-Gi-Oh
6:30pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
7:00pm Battle B-Daman
7:30pm Atomic Betty
8:00pm Gadget Boy
8:30pm Inspector Gadget
9:00pm Cramp Twins
10:00pm Ned's Newt
10:30pm Atomic Betty
11:00pm Cartoon Cartoons
1am Cramp Twins
1.30am Ned's Newt
1.45am Cramp Twins
2am Gadget Boy
4:30am Pet Alien
5am Ned's Newt
5.30am Cramp Twins

About Da Boom Crew: Da Boom Crew: Four foster kids (Justin, Nate, Ricki and Jubei) create a video game about heroes going up against space alien terrorists. Then a portal appears and pulls them into a dimension which is just like the world in their game. They embark on a quest to find their missing video game cartridges and stop the sadistic extraterrestrial emperor Zorch from taking control of this intergalactic dimension.

Also 2 new shows coming soon to CN UK:

The Tofus: Environmental activists Mom and Pop Tofu, concerned that their family is suffocating from urban routine, decide to move to a farmhouse in the town of Beauvillage and embrace a more natural way of life, much to the horror of their pre-teen children, Chichi and Lola. They would rather watch TV and go shopping than amuse themselves with Grandma Buba's animals: Cracker the Rooster, Curly the Sheep, and Suzie the Goat. The siblings must cope with their parents' ecology-friendly world vision and the humiliation that results from their efforts to encourage others to protect the environment.

The neighbourhood that the family settles in is filled with electronically able individuals, contrasting the Tofus' all-organic lifestyle. Unlike her mechanical-genius brother Chichi–who believes in peace within the family–Lola is more cynical and averse to being deemed oddballs in their new home. She occupies herself with her attraction to Billy Hubbub, the boy next door, despite his parents objections. P.S: No one knows why their family is named the Tofu family, maybe it's linked to their enviromentalist lifestyle

What's with Andy?: The main character is Andy Larkin, a mischievous teen and the self-proclaimed "world's greatest prankster". The show follows him as he tries to perform elaborate practical jokes, or pranks, on people in the fictional town of East Gackle, as his best friend, Danny Pickett, helps him out with almost every prank; his antagonists include: his older sister, Jen Larkin; and the bullies Peter Lik and Andrew Leech. He has a crush on a girl named Lori Mackney, whom he usually tries to impress.

Tokyo Broadcasting Network Unveils New Hit Anime Inspired by MarioKart Franchise

Tokyo, May 4, 2005 — Tokyo Broadcasting Network (TBN), one of Japan’s leading television broadcasters, continues to captivate audiences with innovative programming and a unique brand identity led by their beloved mascot, Moko the mole. Known for her charming ability to melt into mud at will, Moko has become a familiar and endearing symbol across the network’s various broadcasts.

TBN’s latest success comes from their new anime series inspired by the globally popular MarioKart video game franchise. The show, simply titled “MarioKart Racers”, has quickly risen in popularity since its premiere earlier this year, drawing in a diverse audience of both gamers and anime fans.

“MarioKart Racers combines fast-paced action with vibrant characters and imaginative storylines that appeal to viewers of all ages,” said TBN’s Head of Animation, Yuki Tanaka. “We wanted to create a series that pays homage to the beloved video game while expanding its universe in exciting new ways.”

The anime follows the adventures of a group of dynamic racers traveling through colorful and challenging tracks, each with unique obstacles and power-ups reminiscent of the original MarioKart gameplay. The show highlights themes of friendship, competition, and perseverance, capturing the spirit of fun and excitement associated with the franchise.

Moko, TBN’s trademark mole mascot who appears regularly on the channel, has also made special cameo appearances in the series, delighting fans and strengthening the network’s branding efforts.

TBN continues to leverage Moko’s popularity across its marketing campaigns, merchandise, and interactive events, fostering a loyal community around their programming. The network’s innovative approach to combining traditional broadcasting with gaming culture is resonating strongly in Japan’s competitive entertainment market.

With MarioKart Racers topping ratings among children and young adults, TBN looks poised to expand the franchise further, with plans for merchandise releases and interactive online content scheduled later this year.

As TBN celebrates this major milestone, fans eagerly await what the network’s creative teams will deliver next, confident that under Moko’s watchful eye, the future of entertainment is both fun and full of surprises.

Write a follow up where Toonami UK acquires both Magical Adventures of Moko and MarioKart Racers

Toonami UK Acquires Tokyo Broadcasting Network’s Hit Anime Series “Magical Adventures of Moko” and “MarioKart Racers”

London, August 12, 2005 — Toonami UK, the popular British late-night programming block known for showcasing the best in animated action and adventure, announced today the acquisition of two highly successful Japanese anime series from Tokyo Broadcasting Network (TBN): Magical Adventures of Moko and MarioKart Racers.

Both series have garnered substantial acclaim in Japan, with Magical Adventures of Moko featuring TBN’s charming mascot Moko — a mole with the unique ability to melt into mud at will — and MarioKart Racers based on the iconic MarioKart video game franchise.

“Toonami UK is excited to bring these fresh and compelling series to British audiences,” said Emily Carter, Head of Programming at Toonami UK. “Magical Adventures of Moko offers a magical and adventurous experience filled with heart and humor, while MarioKart Racers delivers fast-paced, high-energy racing action that appeals to gamers and anime fans alike. Both shows perfectly complement our current lineup.”

The acquisition is part of Toonami UK’s ongoing commitment to expand its anime offerings with diverse and high-quality content. Fans in the UK and across Europe can expect English-dubbed episodes of both series to premiere on Toonami UK starting this fall.

Tokyo Broadcasting Network’s Director of International Sales, Kenji Saito, expressed enthusiasm over the deal: “Partnering with Toonami UK is a significant step in introducing our flagship series and beloved mascot Moko to a wider audience outside Japan. We are confident that both titles will resonate well with viewers in the UK and beyond.”

Toonami UK plans to launch promotional events, including contests and interactive web features, centered around the new arrivals. Additionally, both series are expected to be made available on digital platforms shortly after their television debut, reflecting growing demand for anime content in the Western market.

With this acquisition, Toonami UK strengthens its position as a premier destination for anime enthusiasts and opens new channels for TBN’s creative ventures on the international stage. Fans are eagerly anticipating the UK premiere of Magical Adventures of Moko and MarioKart Racers as the autumn schedule approaches.


Toonami UK (August 2005)

6:00AM - Dragon Ball Z
6:30AM - Dragon Ball Z
7:00AM - One Piece
7:30AM - Code Lyoko
8:00AM - Naruto
8:30AM - Naruto
9:00AM - Gundam Seed
9:30AM - Gundam Seed
10:00AM - Cowboy Bebop
10:30AM - Cowboy Bebop
11:00AM - Rurouni Kenshin
11:30AM - Rurouni Kenshin
12:00PM - Fullmetal Alchemist
12:30PM - Fullmetal Alchemist
1:00PM - Dragon Ball Z
1:30PM - Dragon Ball Z
2:00PM - One Piece
2:30PM - One Piece
3:00PM - Naruto
3:30PM - Bleach
4:00PM - Gundam Seed
4:30PM - Battle B-Daman
5:00PM - One Piece
5:30PM - Yu-Gi-Oh!
6:00PM - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
6:30PM - MarioKart Racers
7:00PM - Magical Adventures of Moko
7:30PM - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
8:00PM - Battle B-Daman
8:30PM - Yu-Gi-Oh!
9:00PM - Switch to CNX

Toonami UK (November 2005)

6:00AM - Dragon Ball Z
6:30AM - Yu-Gi-Oh!
7:00AM - One Piece
7:30AM - Code Lyoko
8:00AM - Naruto
8:30AM - One Piece
9:00AM - Gundam Seed
9:30AM - Yu-Gi-Oh!
10:00AM - Cowboy Bebop
10:30AM - Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:00AM - Rurouni Kenshin
11:30AM - MarioKart Races
12:00PM - Fullmetal Alchemist
12:30PM - Battle B-Daman
1:00PM - Dragon Ball Z
1:30PM - Magical Adventures of Moko
2:00PM - One Piece
2:30PM - Case Closed
3:00PM - Naruto
3:30PM - Bleach
4:00PM - Gundam Seed
4:30PM - Battle B-Daman
5:00PM - One Piece
5:30PM - Yu-Gi-Oh!
6:00PM - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
6:30PM - MarioKart Racers
7:00PM - Magical Adventures of Moko
7:30PM - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
8:00PM - Battle B-Daman
8:30PM - Yu-Gi-Oh!
9:00PM - Switch to CNX

AnimeUK Forum
Topic: Toonami UK Schedule Revamp - Double Bills Removed! (Nov 4, 2005)

ShadowStrike89
Nov 4, 2005 10:15am
Just noticed that Toonami UK’s new schedule dropped most of their double bills starting today. No more back-to-back Dragon Ball Z or One Piece in the mornings. Seems like they’re spacing out the series more through the day.

I kinda miss the old format where you could watch two episodes in a row, but I guess this gives more variety. The 9pm shutdown remains the same tho, which is kinda weird in this day and age. Other channels run overnight, right?

KawaiiNeko
Nov 4, 2005 10:45am
Yeah, I saw that too. I think they’re trying to give more room to the new acquisitions, esp. Magical Adventures of Moko and MarioKart Racers. Both series are getting pretty solid slots now, no longer buried in repeats. Fingers crossed for some later evening airings someday!

The 9pm shutdown kinda sucks though. I remember CNX runs 24/7 or at least later into the night. And Cartoon Network UK definitely seems to air till late as well. Toonami looks like the odd one out with this early close, especially since they share the slot with CNX overnight.

MechaOtaku
Nov 4, 2005 11:05am
Toonami UK definitely has one of the shortest broadcasting days among the three. I think it officially signs off at 9pm most nights to hand over the channel space to CNX. CNX then runs its programming overnight. It’s kinda funny because Toonami is the "adult/tween" action block but they go off-air right when older fans are likely free to watch!

Meanwhile, CNX and Cartoon Network UK pretty much run around the clock, or at least close to it.

SlamDunkFan
Nov 4, 2005 11:30am
Yeah, that’s what I’ve noticed too. Cartoon Network UK has tons of late-night slots, plus early mornings. CNX (when it first launched) was basically a 24-hour channel if I recall correctly.

Toonami UK still feels like a kids' action block trapped in a limited timeslot bubble. The removal of double bills is nice for pacing but the short broadcast day limits what fans can see.

Is this a bandwidth thing or a licensing issue? Or just the way UK digital TV schedules are set up?

MokoLover95
Nov 4, 2005 12:00pm
As someone who’s excited about Magical Adventures of Moko on Toonami UK, it’s nice to see it get better visibility with the new schedule. But yeah, it’s strange how Toonami still shuts down at 9pm.

I guess the channel space they have is shared with CNX, so CNX "takes over" the channel post 9pm? I remember reading somewhere that CNX is partly a nighttime spin-off from Cartoon Network/Toonami content, so maybe it’s a strategic move to differentiate audiences.

It’s a bummer for late viewers though. Hopefully, the daytime slots stay strong!

AnimeFanUK
Nov 4, 2005 1:15pm
To answer the "Is Toonami the only one that shuts down early" question — yes, pretty much. Cartoon Network UK runs 24/7 with different blocks including Toonami in the evenings, but the channel itself doesn't "turn off". CNX is also a separate channel that typically runs overnight. Toonami UK is more of a branded programming block on a digital channel with fixed hours.

So this 9pm shutdown is mostly because Toonami UK shares its digital space with CNX or other programming. Hence, Toonami "signs off" at 9pm sharp and CNX takes over the same broadcast slot.

ShadowStrike89
Nov 4, 2005 2:00pm
Thanks for the info, AnimeFanUK! Makes sense now why Toonami UK ends at 9pm even though it has a prime lineup. Kinda inconvenient since many hardcore fans might want to binge or catch late episodes after school or work.

If only they got a full channel or if CNX could merge the programming into a 24-hour block. For now, guess it’s the best we get.

KawaiiNeko
Nov 4, 2005 3:45pm
Hopefully the popularity of MarioKart Racers and Magical Adventures of Moko will help Toonami UK get more hours. Anime is really growing here. Plus, with economy of scale, they might get more channel space or a separate 24-hour feed soon.

Meanwhile, I’ll just have to settle for the neat new schedule and enjoy those new shows during the day!

SlamDunkFan
Nov 4, 2005 5:30pm
Anyone else catch the MarioKart Racers episode this morning? It’s surprisingly fun. Definitely one of Toonami’s highlights right now, alongside Battle B-Daman.

If only the schedule wasn’t so short… but at least the quality is improving!

Moderator (AnimeUK)
Nov 4, 2005 6:00pm
Thanks for the great discussion, everyone! To confirm for newcomers: Toonami UK currently operates from early morning until 9pm, after which CNX takes over the same broadcast slot overnight. Cartoon Network UK is the only major Cartoon Network UK-owned channel running 24/7 continuously.

Feel free to keep sharing your thoughts and updates on the schedules!

End of Thread

Write a conversation saying Toonami also basically only has a few kid shows (Moko, B-Daman, MarioKart, Yu-Gi-Oh, TMNT),

AnimeUK Forum
Topic: Toonami UK’s Schedule and Show Lineup — Feels Kids-Focused?

ShadowStrike89
Nov 5, 2005 9:10am
I was looking through Toonami UK’s lineup again, and it strikes me how few kid-friendly shows they actually have. It’s mostly just Magical Adventures of Moko, Battle B-Daman, MarioKart Racers, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The rest of the lineup is really more shonen anime aimed at teens or older kids.

Makes me wonder if Toonami UK is struggling to balance between its “older action block” vibe and the kid shows they have to air.

KawaiiNeko
Nov 5, 2005 9:35am
Yeah, I noticed that too. Compared to Cartoon Network UK, which has tons of preschool and early elementary shows, Toonami UK sticks mostly to that middle grade/older kids demographic. The fact that their “kid” shows are only a handful kinda makes the channel feel narrow sometimes.

I guess Magical Adventures of Moko is the closest you get to lighthearted, kid-friendly fantasy, but even then, it’s anime-style and probably aimed at slightly older kids.

MechaOtaku
Nov 5, 2005 10:00am
True. Toonami UK’s core audience has always been “tween and teen boys who like action and adventure anime.” So of course their lineup focuses on shows like Naruto, Dragon Ball Z, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Battle B-Daman — all action-heavy and sometimes intense.

Shows like MarioKart Racers and Magical Adventures of Moko serve as the token “younger kid” options, but you won’t find much preschool-friendly content there. That’s Cartoon Network UK’s department.

SlamDunkFan
Nov 5, 2005 10:20am
Can’t forget Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles though — that’s pretty much the other big “kid show” on the block. But yeah, aside from that and Yu-Gi-Oh!, it’s mostly shonen/action-heavy anime.

It kinda makes sense if Toonami UK wants to separate itself from Cartoon Network UK’s more general and younger focus. But the line gets blurry when adult/older teen viewers expect something different.

MokoLover95
Nov 5, 2005 10:45am
I wonder if they’ll ever try expanding the younger show choices on Toonami UK — maybe more shows like Magical Adventures of Moko or Battle B-Daman. It’s nice to have some lighter fare in between heavy hitters like Naruto and Gundam Seed.

Right now, the kid shows feel like they’re just filling small gaps in the schedule.

AnimeFanUK
Nov 5, 2005 11:10am
It’s just the structure of Toonami UK as a block designed for action. Their audience is mostly 10–16 year olds who want action and adventure, so they don’t bother much with preschool or little kid shows.

If you want shows primarily aimed at younger kids, stick to Cartoon Network UK or CITV. Toonami UK really only has a few “family friendly” or kid-style shows — and the rest tends to be more intense or mature in tone.

ShadowStrike89
Nov 5, 2005 11:45am
Makes sense. So basically, Toonami UK is an action/anime-heavy channel with just a smattering of “kid shows” like Moko, B-Daman, MarioKart Racers, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and TMNT — and that’s it.

I’m cool with that since that’s the reason I watch, but I bet some younger kids might find the schedule a bit limited if they want more variety.

Moderator (AnimeUK)
Nov 5, 2005 12:00pm
Great points, everyone! To summarize: Toonami UK’s lineup is mostly action/shonen anime with only a few lighthearted kid shows to balance things out — mainly Magical Adventures of Moko, Battle B-Daman, MarioKart Racers, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

For a broader variety of kid-centric programming, Cartoon Network UK is the go-to channel.

Keep the discussion coming!

End of Thread

Write a follow up where Da Boom Crew is gone from CN UK on January 2, replaced by one of the Toonami kid shows

AnimeUK Forum
Topic: CN UK Jan 2006 Lineup Change — Da Boom Crew Replaced by Battle B-Daman!

KawaiiNeko
Jan 3, 2006 9:15am
Just noticed that Da Boom Crew disappeared from the Cartoon Network UK schedule starting Jan 2nd. It’s been replaced in that afternoon slot by none other than Battle B-Daman — that Toonami kid show!

I actually think Battle B-Daman fits the CN UK daytime block a bit better since Da Boom Crew didn’t seem to catch on with viewers as much. Battle B-Daman’s action/sports theme and colorful characters are more in line with shows like Foster’s Home and Xiaolin Showdown.

ShadowStrike89
Jan 3, 2006 9:40am
Yeah I saw that too. Da Boom Crew was always kind of a weird fit on CN UK, and didn’t seem to get much traction. Battle B-Daman might do better — it’s a bit more energetic and has an established fanbase thanks to Toonami UK. Plus, cross-channel synergy!

Not sure if CN UK is planning to fully drop Da Boom Crew or just rotate it out though. Anybody know?

MechaOtaku
Jan 3, 2006 10:05am
From what I’ve heard, it’s mostly a full removal for now. Da Boom Crew had a short run and low ratings. CN UK wants shows that attract bigger audiences. Since Battle B-Daman is a proven performer and has that collectible toy tie-in, it’s a solid replacement.

Also, given Battle B-Daman’s expanded exposure on Toonami UK, it makes sense to leverage its popularity on CN UK daytime.

MokoLover95
Jan 3, 2006 10:30am
Not surprised with this swap — Da Boom Crew just couldn’t compete with the other action shows. Battle B-Daman is more engaging and has deeper lore, so it’s a win.

Would love to see CN UK give Magical Adventures of Moko some more slots too, since it’s one of my favourites.

AnimeFanUK
Jan 3, 2006 11:00am
This fits the general trend of Cartoon Network UK streamlining their lineup and focusing on stronger brands. Battle B-Daman’s toyline and anime connection give it an edge over Da Boom Crew, which lacked merchandising and had a more niche concept.

Hopefully Battle B-Daman’s addition boosts afternoon ratings. Wouldn’t be shocked if more Toonami shows start appearing on CN UK too.

ShadowStrike89
Jan 3, 2006 11:30am
Thanks for the insights! Guess this means Toonami UK and CN UK are coordinating more closely now, sharing hits like Battle B-Daman. Makes me wonder if MarioKart Racers or Magical Adventures of Moko might get similar treatment down the line.

Gotta say, this change makes the CN UK afternoon even more interesting!

Moderator (AnimeUK)
Jan 3, 2006 12:00pm
Confirmed: Cartoon Network UK has replaced Da Boom Crew with Battle B-Daman starting Jan 2nd in the afternoon block. The swap is part of CN UK’s lineup refresh for early 2006, aiming to bring stronger brands and action-adventure titles to viewers.

Stay tuned to the forum for any more schedule updates and programming news!

End of Thread

Write a follow up saying B-Daman has been on CN since June, it's just the show peformed so well (and the toys sold very good over Xmas) that CN gave it a extra slot, Also it (along with Yu-Gi-Oh and the Turtles) are the only 3 shows that air on both channels

AnimeUK Forum
Topic: RE: CN UK Jan 2006 Lineup Change — Why B-Daman Got an Extra Slot

KawaiiNeko
Jan 5, 2006 9:00am
Just to add some clarification on the Battle B-Daman situation — the show has actually been on Cartoon Network UK since June 2005! It’s not a brand new acquisition or anything. What’s happened is that B-Daman has performed really well, especially over the Christmas period with the toy sales booming.

Because of its strong ratings and merchandise success, CN UK decided to give Battle B-Daman an extra afternoon slot and take over the one Da Boom Crew was using. It makes sense — B-Daman has a loyal fanbase and the collectible toys keep kids engaged beyond just the show.

Also interestingly, Battle B-Daman is now officially one of only three shows airing on both Cartoon Network UK and Toonami UK simultaneously — the other two being Yu-Gi-Oh! and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. It’s a neat crossover that probably helps build the fan communities across both channels.

ShadowStrike89
Jan 5, 2006 9:30am
Good points, KawaiiNeko! I didn’t realize B-Daman had that kind of longevity on CN UK already. It definitely makes the channel’s lineup feel more cohesive when some shows air on both CN and Toonami.

Yu-Gi-Oh! and the Turtles have always been the dual-appearing “bridge” shows for casual and younger viewers alike, so it’s cool to see B-Daman join that club.

MechaOtaku
Jan 5, 2006 10:00am
Exactly. This kind of cross-channel programming strategy is smart, since the shows can attract different demographics depending on the time and channel. Toonami UK leans more toward older kids and teens, whereas CN UK often targets a broader, younger audience during the day.

Battle B-Daman’s action and toy tie-in make it a perfect candidate to air on both. Plus, it’s clearly outperforming shows like Da Boom Crew, so the extra slot is deserved.

MokoLover95
Jan 5, 2006 10:30am
I’m happy Battle B-Daman is getting more exposure! The show’s gotten better over time, and the toys are pretty cool. I hope Magical Adventures of Moko gets a similar boost someday, maybe with an extra slot or better promotion.

AnimeFanUK
Jan 5, 2006 11:00am
This is a great example of how toy-driven anime shows can thrive on UK TV when they have strong merchandise backing and good timeslots. CN UK and Toonami UK seem to be learning from this and balancing their schedules accordingly.

With Yu-Gi-Oh!, TMNT, and now Battle B-Daman, the cross-channel synergy is clear. I wouldn’t be surprised if we see MarioKart Racers or Magical Adventures of Moko getting similar treatment soon if their popularity grows.

ShadowStrike89
Jan 5, 2006 11:30am
Here’s hoping! Meanwhile, I’ll be tuning in daily to catch more Battle B-Daman on CN UK and Toonami UK. Nice to have some consistency between the channels for once.

Moderator (AnimeUK)
Jan 5, 2006 12:00pm
Thanks for the great discussion, everyone. To confirm: Battle B-Daman has aired on Cartoon Network UK since June 2005 and due to strong performance and toy sales, it was granted an additional timeslot starting January 2006, replacing Da Boom Crew.

Alongside Yu-Gi-Oh! and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Battle B-Daman is one of the few shows airing concurrently on both CN UK and Toonami UK, demonstrating cross-channel programming strategies.

Keep the insights coming!

End of Thread

AnimeUK Forum
Topic: CN UK Jan 2, 2006 — New Shows, Foster’s New Episodes & B-Daman’s Extra Slot!

ShadowStrike89
Jan 6, 2006 9:20am

Hey everyone, just wanted to recap what went down on Cartoon Network UK on January 2, 2006 — it looks like CN is really starting a new chapter this year!

First off, they debuted three brand new shows in the lineup, which feels like a fresh push for the channel. The new shows are Ben 10, Squish, and Skatoony, However, 3 more important shows will debut soon enough.  Plus, new episodes of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends began airing, which is always a big deal since that show has such a strong fanbase.

And of course, Battle B-Daman received an extra afternoon slot, replacing Da Boom Crew, reflecting how well it’s been doing both ratings-wise and with toy sales.

It really feels like CN UK is doubling down on proven hits and shaking up the schedule to capture more viewers early in 2006. Excited to see how this new era shapes up!

Anyone else notice any other cool changes or new shows this week?

KawaiiNeko
Jan 6, 2006 9:45am

Totally agree, ShadowStrike! The fresh shows gave CN UK a much-needed boost, and Foster’s new episodes were a nice surprise. Plus, Battle B-Daman’s extra slot means we get to see more of it, which is awesome.

Feels like CN is embracing a blend of new content and fan favorites to keep viewers hooked. Can’t wait to see what else they have planned!

MechaOtaku
Jan 6, 2006 10:10am

Yep, this January change definitely marks a turning point. The combination of fresh anime, cartoon staples like Foster’s, and strong toyline-backed shows like B-Daman gives CN UK a well-rounded vibe.

CN UK might be setting itself up for a stronger year ahead. Looking forward to more updates!

Moderator (AnimeUK)
Jan 6, 2006 12:00pm

Great summary! To confirm for everyone: CN UK kicked off 2006 with three new shows debuting on January 2nd, new episodes of Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends returning to the schedule, plus an additional Battle B-Daman slot added to afternoons. Looks like the channel is gearing up for a strong lineup this year.

Thanks for keeping the discussion going!

End of Thread

6:00am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
6:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:30am Yu-Gi-Oh
8:00am Codename: Kids Next Door
8:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
9:00am The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
9:30am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (TMNT 2003 on Saturdays)
10:00am Yu-Gi-Oh
10:30am Cramp Twins
11:00am Xiaolin Showdown 
11:30am HiHi Puffy AmiYumi
12:00pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
12:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
1:00pm Inazuma Eleven
1:30pm Codename: Kids Next Door
2:00pm Robotboy
2:30pm What's with Andy?
3:00pm Xiaolin Showdown
3:30pm Battle B-Daman (NEW TIME!)
4:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
4:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
5:00pm The Tofus
5:30pm Skatoony (NEW!)
6:00pm Robotboy
6:30pm Ben 10 (NEW!)
7:00pm Battle B-Daman
7:30pm Squish (NEW!)
8:00pm Gadget Boy
8:30pm Inspector Gadget
9:00pm Cramp Twins
10:00pm Ned's Newt
10:30pm Atomic Betty
11:00pm Cartoon Cartoons
1am Cramp Twins
1.30am Ned's Newt
1.45am Cramp Twins
2am Gadget Boy
4:30am Pet Alien
5am Ned's Newt
5.30am Cramp Twins

AnimeUK Forum
Topic: What’s Squish About?

KawaiiNeko
Jan 7, 2006 8:50am
Hey everyone! I’ve been seeing “Squish” pop up on the new Cartoon Network UK schedule starting recently, but I haven’t really caught an episode yet. Can anyone tell me what Squish is about? Is it an original CN show or imported? What kind of vibe does it have — comedy, action, something for kids, or older audience?

Would love some info before I tune in!

ShadowStrike89
Jan 7, 2006 9:15am
Hey KawaiiNeko, I can help out! Squish is an animated series based on a graphic novel series by Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Holm (the same creators behind Babymouse). It’s kind of a mix of middle-grade slice-of-life and comedy with a quirky style.

The main character, Squish, is an amoeba who’s navigating school, friends, and all the challenges of growing up, just from a microscopic perspective. It’s lighthearted, funny, and often teaches positive lessons about friendship, facing fears, and being yourself.

It’s definitely kid-friendly and aimed mostly at elementary school age kids, but has some humor that older viewers can appreciate too. From what I’ve caught, it’s a nice break from the usual high-energy action shows and fits the CN UK afternoon block well.

MechaOtaku
Jan 7, 2006 9:40am
Yeah, Squish is a chill kind of show compared to a lot of the CN lineup. I think CN UK picked it to diversify their daytime offerings — something less intense than shows like Battle B-Daman or Yu-Gi-Oh! but still fun and engaging for kids.

It’s got some clever writing and cute animation. Not groundbreaking, but a solid little show for younger kids with some heart.

MokoLover95
Jan 7, 2006 10:05am
Thanks for the info! That sounds pretty cool. I like when CN mixes in shows that aren’t just action or fantasy. Gives kids more options and balances the schedule.

I’ll try to catch some episodes of Squish this week and see if it grows on me!

AnimeFanUK
Jan 7, 2006 10:30am
Just to add, Squish originally aired in the US on PBS Kids too, so it’s got a reputation for being educational and entertaining. The show's art style is simple but charming, which helps it stand out from flashier CN shows. Definitely worth checking out if you’re into character-driven stories with humor and heart.

ShadowStrike89
Jan 7, 2006 10:45am
Cool, thanks for all the background! I’ll try tuning in at 7:30pm when it’s on and see how it fits with the rest of the CN UK lineup. Always nice to have variety.

Moderator (AnimeUK)
Jan 7, 2006 11:00am
Great discussion, everyone! Squish is indeed geared toward a younger audience with its approachable storytelling and positive messages. It fits nicely alongside CN UK’s mix of comedy and action shows, offering a balance for daytime and early evening viewers.

Also concerning news about Toonami:

Toonami goes to live action stations

Toonami is moving into live action, drama and comedy to boost its penetration of the UK market.

On March 6, boys action-animation channel Toonami will be adding live action, drama and comedy to its traditional slate, which includes the likes of Batman, Naruto, B-Daman, Yu-Gi-Oh and TMNT. On the same day, Toonami is moving up the Sky EPG to channel 602, next to its older sibling Cartoon Network.

"The move into live action is about broadening our appeal so that we're a choice for pre-teen girls as well as boys," says channel manager Paul Cackett. "The UK market is characterised by tough competition and increasing fragmentation at the moment and we want to address this by expanding the mix of shows and moving to a prime location on Sky's EPG.

Indeed, the competitive landscape in the UK is about to get even tougher with the newest entrant on the scene, ITV's free-to-air digital kids channel CiTV, set to launch on March 11. Many UK kidcasters have planned strategies to combat the new threat, and Turner Broadcasting's Cartoon Network stable is no exception. In addition to the new Toonami offering, Turner is also planning to boost its penetration by launching Boomerang +1 on the same date, as well as a Cartoon Network Too later in the year.

transparent.gif Cackett says that the likes of Disney, Nickelodeon, CBBC and the new ITV kids channel are all now direct rivals. He has bought up a raft of new programmes to headline the new-look slate. Premiering on March 6 is US comedy Life With Derek, Aussie soap Blue Water High, Andy Ritcher Controls the Universe, Parker Lewis Can't Lose, sports show Stencil, Beyond's edutainment series Backyard Science, and arts/craft show Artzooka!.

This will all be backed up with a new on-air look for the channel, including changes to its colour scheme and logo.

While the channel is 100% acquisitions at the moment, it has just produced its own set of shorts, titled Ultimate Furious Fighting Face Off, which will also air on the channel in March. Cackett describes it as similar to MTV's Celebrity Death Match. "The exception is that the subjects are pretty unmatched, such as a rhinoceros and a computer," he says.

Keep sharing your thoughts after watching!

AnimeUK Forum
Topic: TOONAMI UK Adding Live Action Shows — PANIC MODE ACTIVATED!? (Jan 23, 2006)

ShadowStrike89
Jan 23, 2006 8:45am
PANIC MODE ACTIVATED!! Just read that Toonami UK is adding live action dramas and comedies starting March 6th. What the heck?! This was supposed to be our go-to action-anime block, not some kids’ live action channel!

Are they seriously trying to dilute the Toonami brand? Feels like they’re throwing away everything that made Toonami special here in the UK. I’m not sure how I’m supposed to feel about this…

KawaiiNeko
Jan 23, 2006 9:05am
Yeah, I saw that too and I’m pretty concerned. Toonami’s identity has always been action-animation, targeting boys and teens who love anime and cartoons. Moving into live action stuff feels like a huge departure.

Is this a desperate attempt to grab a bigger share of the UK market or just because kids on Sky want more live shows? I don’t see how adding dramas and comedies really fits the Toonami vibe.

MechaOtaku
Jan 23, 2006 9:20am
I get where you guys are coming from. Toonami UK has been a niche channel here — a haven for anime and action cartoons. But the market's really crowded these days, especially with CiTV launching soon. Turner probably feels pressured to broaden the demographic, especially to grab pre-teen girls and live-action fans.

It’s a risky move though. If they stray too far from action-animation, they risk alienating their core audience, the hardcore Toonami fans.

MokoLover95
Jan 23, 2006 9:35am
I’m worried too. I loved Toonami for shows like Naruto, DBZ, and Battle B-Daman. Adding shows like Life With Derek or Parker Lewis Can’t Lose feels like they’re watering down the whole thing.

Is this the start of Toonami becoming more like other general kids’ channels? That would suck for the anime community here.

AnimeFanUK
Jan 23, 2006 9:50am
From what I hear, the move is partly strategic because Toonami UK is stuck with limited broadcasting hours and tough competition. Expanding into live action might help turn it into a more general youth channel rather than just anime/action.

They moved it to channel 602 next to Cartoon Network recently too, so they might want it to attract a wider audience beyond just boys who want action stuff. But yes, the brand identity is clearly blurring now.

ShadowStrike89
Jan 23, 2006 10:10am
So essentially, Toonami is being turned into a jack-of-all-trades channel on Sky, losing its focus on anime and action cartoons? That’s so disappointing.

I get that Turner wants more viewers, but couldn’t they have just launched a separate live action channel or block? Mixing it on Toonami feels like a big branding mistake.

KawaiiNeko
Jan 23, 2006 10:25am
Absolutely. It’s one thing to diversify within cartoons, but crossing over into live action and comedy fundamentally changes what Toonami stands for.

I’m worried this means less anime on Toonami UK in the long run, and maybe even some shows getting cut.

MechaOtaku
Jan 23, 2006 10:45am
Unfortunately, this is a larger trend with kids' cable channels. Channels target wider demos by adding multiple genres under one roof. The classic Toonami brand as an anime block probably can’t survive in a fragmented market without change.

We might have to accept seeing Naruto and similar shows move fully back to Cartoon Network UK or other blocks, while Toonami UK shifts focus.

MokoLover95
Jan 23, 2006 11:00am
I hope they at least keep the anime that made Toonami great. But knowing how these changes go, I fear more action shows might be dropped to keep the live action content fresh.

The new shorts like “Ultimate Furious Fighting Face Off” sound interesting though. Maybe they’re trying to keep some edginess?

AnimeFanUK
Jan 23, 2006 11:20am
Yeah, “Ultimate Furious Fighting Face Off” sounds like an attempt at edgy humor to appeal to teens, blending animation with over-the-top battle concepts. Could be a way to keep core fans while broadening the lineup.

Still, I agree—there’s definitely risk of the brand losing what made it unique.

ShadowStrike89
Jan 23, 2006 11:50am
Thanks for all the input, folks. I guess the best we can do is keep watching and hope that Toonami UK doesn’t become just another kids channel losing its soul.

If anyone hears more details or the exact show lineup once this change hits, please update the forum!

Moderator (AnimeUK)
Jan 23, 2006 12:15pm
Thanks for the thoughtful discussion, everyone. To summarize: starting March 6, 2006, Toonami UK will include live action drama and comedy shows alongside its animation slate, aimed at broadening its audience and competing in the evolving UK kids TV market.

While this marks a shift from Toonami’s established identity as an action/anime channel, Turner hopes to balance maintaining core fans while expanding reach.

We’ll keep monitoring schedule updates and announcements as March approaches. Stay tuned!#

Conan-san
Jan 23, 2006 12:40pm

Parker Lewis? Seriously? That show is way too dated for words. I mean, it originally aired in the early '90s—how is that supposed to appeal to today’s kids? It feels like they’re scraping the bottom of the barrel with these choices.

And don’t even get me started on the Art Attack clone (what was it called again? Artzooka?) and that Celebrity Death Match-style short—“Ultimate Furious Fighting Face Off.” It just screams “we want edgy but don’t really know how.”

But worst of all is Life With Derek. It’s basically a family sitcom that has zero connection to what Toonami should be. Why are they slapping it onto a channel that was meant for action and anime fans? It’s like they’re completely ignoring the core audience. Honestly, I’m dreading what this means for the future of Toonami UK.

End of Thread

August 2006

6:00am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
6:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:00am Squish
7:30am Robotboy
8:00am Codename: Kids Next Door
8:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
9:00am The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
9:30am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (TMNT 2003 on Saturdays)
10:00am Da Boom Crew
10:30am Cosmic Wanderers
11:00am Xiaolin Showdown (Johnny Test on Saturdays)
11:30am Battle B-Daman
12:00pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
12:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
1:00pm Code Lyoko
1:30pm Codename: Kids Next Door
2:00pm Ben 10
2:30pm Robotboy
3:00pm Xiaolin Showdown
3:30pm Regular Show
4:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
4:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
5:00pm The Tofus
5:30pm What's With Andy?
6:00pm Ben 10
6:30pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
7:00pm Adventure Time
7:30pm The Tofus
8:00pm Robotboy
8:30pm Skatoony
9:00pm Cramp Twins
10:00pm Ned's Newt
10:30pm Atomic Betty
11:00pm Cartoon Cartoons
1am Cramp Twins
1.30am Ned's Newt
1.45am Cramp Twins
2am Gadget Boy
4:30am Pet Alien
5am Ned's Newt
5.30am Cramp Twins

Added some Teletoon shows and modern shows, also my fictional show Cosmic Wanderers, would have premiered on 21 January 2006, Follow Ellie, her scientist friend, slime rabbits Fluff and Flo, and the ridiculed King Celestial as they explore the galaxy. Also added in September 2005 is Da Boom Crew: Four foster kids (Justin, Nate, Ricki and Jubei) create a video game about heroes going up against space alien terrorists. Then a portal appears and pulls them into a dimension which is just like the world in their game. They embark on a quest to find their missing video game cartridges and stop the sadistic extraterrestrial emperor Zorch from taking control of this intergalactic dimension

Cartoon Network UK schedule December 2006

6am Dexter's Laboratory
6.30am Untalkative Bunny
7am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
7.30am Xiaolin Showdown
8am Robotboy
8.30am Squish
9am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
9.30am Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi
10am Ed, Edd n Eddy
10.30am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
11am Cosmic Wanderers
11.30am Da Boom Crew
12pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
12.30pm Robotboy
1pm Camp Lazlo
1.30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
2pm Regular Show
2.30pm Ed, Edd n Eddy
3pm Inazuma Eleven
3.30pm The Tofus
4pm Codename: Kids Next Door
4.30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
5pm Adventure Time
5.30pm Robotboy
6pm Xiaolin Showdown
6.30pm The Tofus
7pm Regular Show
7.30pm Robotboy
8pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8.30pm Xiaolin Showdown
9pm Cramp Twins
9.30pm Robotboy
10pm Da Boom Crew
10.30pm Battle B-Daman
11pm Cartoon Cartoons
1am Cramp Twins
1.30am Ned's Newt
1.45am Cramp Twins
2am Gadget Boy
4:30am What's With Andy
5am Ned's Newt
5.30am Cramp Twins

late April 2007

6:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8:00am The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
9:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
9:30am The Tofus
10:00am Ben 10
11:00am Legion of Super Heroes
11:30am Codename: Kids Next Door
12:00pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
1:00pm Ed, Edd n Eddy
2:00pm Ben 10
3:00pm My Gym Partner's a Monkey
3:30pm The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
4:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
4:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
5:00pm Ben 10
5:30pm Adventure Time
6:00pm Regular Show
6:30pm The Tofus
7:00pm Ben 10
7.30pm Robotboy
8pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8.30pm Xiaolin Showdown
9pm Cramp Twins
9.30pm Robotboy
10pm Da Boom Crew
10.30pm Battle B-Daman
11pm Cartoon Cartoons
1am Cramp Twins
1.30am Ned's Newt
1.45am Cramp Twins
2am Gadget Boy
4:30am What's With Andy
5am Ned's Newt
5.30am Cramp Twins. Write a forum conversation where on May 24, Spider Riders, Monster Allergy and a cartoon about Kidiminiz will debut, also a new look (so bye bye City)

Forum Thread: Upcoming Changes to Cartoon Network UK - May 24!

User1: Hey everyone! I just heard that some new shows and a fresh look are coming to Cartoon Network UK on May 24. Anyone have details on what’s happening?

User2: Yup! They’re introducing "Spider Riders" and "Monster Allergy" to the line-up. Plus, there's going to be a new cartoon featuring Kidiminiz. I'm pretty intrigued by that last one since it's a bit mysterious!

User3: Wait, so does this mean they’re finally dropping the City look? I love the vibe, but I guess it might be time for a change?

User4: Yep, confirmed! The City look is getting replaced. I’ve heard they’re going for something totally fresh and different. It’s going to be interesting to see how the channel branding changes.

User5: Spider Riders sounds cool! I remember catching an episode online before, but I never thought it would come to Cartoon Network UK!

User6: I’m more excited about "Monster Allergy." It has this European comic book vibe that’s really unique. I think it’ll bring some nice diversity to the lineup.

User7: Any details on the Kidiminiz cartoon? I’ve only heard about the toy line, so I’m curious about how it'll translate into a show.

User3: Not much info yet, just that it involves funny adventures with these digital pet-like creatures. Might be aimed at a younger audience, but it could be a fun watch.

User2: Wow, May 24 is going to be packed. New shows and a new look, it’s like a total Cartoon Network makeover!

User1: Does anyone know if these changes will affect the current schedule? I don’t want to miss out on any of my favorite shows.

User5: I think there might be some reshuffling to accommodate the new shows, but I would assume they’d keep most of the favorites. Fingers crossed!

User6: As long as "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" and "Ben 10" don't go, I'm happy. But I'm ready to welcome the new additions too!

User7: Same here! I hope they release the new schedule soon so we can plan our watches. Can't wait to see the new look on the channel too!

User1: Exciting times ahead for CN UK fans. Let’s tune in on May 24 and see what happens!

Write a thread saying as for the last one, haven't you heard about those virtural pets,

Forum Thread: Upcoming Changes to Cartoon Network UK - May 24!

User1: Hey everyone! I just heard that some new shows and a fresh look are coming to Cartoon Network UK on May 24. Anyone have details on what’s happening?

User2: Yup! They’re introducing "Spider Riders" and "Monster Allergy" to the line-up. Plus, there's going to be a new cartoon featuring Kidiminiz. I'm pretty intrigued by that last one since it's a bit mysterious!

User3: Wait, so does this mean they’re finally dropping the City look? I love the vibe, but I guess it might be time for a change?

User4: Yep, confirmed! The City look is getting replaced. I’ve heard they’re going for something totally fresh and different. It’s going to be interesting to see how the channel branding changes.

User5: Spider Riders sounds cool! I remember catching an episode online before, but I never thought it would come to Cartoon Network UK!

User6: I’m more excited about "Monster Allergy." It has this European comic book vibe that’s really unique. I think it’ll bring some nice diversity to the lineup.

User7: Any details on the Kidiminiz cartoon? I’ve only heard about the toy line, so I’m curious about how it'll translate into a show.

User8: As for Kidiminiz, haven't you heard about those virtual pets? They’re these interactive digital creatures that have been pretty popular. I guess the show will be bringing their adventures to life in a fun way!

User3: Oh, that makes sense now! I remember virtual pets being a huge thing back in the day. This could definitely be a hit with kids.

User1: Does anyone know if these changes will affect the current schedule? I don’t want to miss out on any of my favorite shows.

User5: I think there might be some reshuffling to accommodate the new shows, but I would assume they’d keep most of the favorites. Fingers crossed!

User6: As long as "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" and "Ben 10" don't go, I'm happy. But I'm ready to welcome the new additions too!

User7: Same here! I hope they release the new schedule soon so we can plan our watches. Can't wait to see the new look on the channel too!

User1: Exciting times ahead for CN UK fans. Let’s tune in on May 24 and see what happens!

The Adventures of the Kidiminiz

Robot cat Kiki along with her friend Mimi (a robot dog) and Zuzu (a robot rabbit), go on all kinds of whimsical adventures in their digital world.

Kidiminiz Episode 1: The Great DigiRace

Opening Theme Music Plays

Scene 1: DigiHaven Gardens

The camera pans over a colorful, sparkling digital world filled with neon trees and floating pixels. KIKI, a sleek silver robot cat with glowing blue eyes, darts through the garden chasing fluttering digital butterflies. MIMI, an energetic robot dog with a wagging antenna tail, follows at a happy trot. ZUZU, the robot rabbit with round glasses perched on her nose, hops along thoughtfully.

KIKI
(Excited)
Catch me if you can, Mimi!

MIMI
(Laughing)
Oh, I’m catching you, Kiki! Just watch!

ZUZU
(Adjusting glasses)
Wait, wait! Before you two zoom off, I found a challenge embedded in the city’s code! It could be fun for all of us.

KIKI
(Smiling)
A challenge? What kind?

ZUZU
A DigiRace through the city! It’s a big playground with twists and turns, puzzles, and shortcuts.

MIMI
(Sniffing the air)
Sounds like a perfect game for today!

They high-five (or whatever robotic equivalent) and race toward the city.

Scene 2: DigiCity Streets

The grand virtual city glows in neon colors. Kiki, Mimi, and Zuzu line up at a starting line with other Kidiminiz pets buzzing with excitement.

ZUZU
(Announcing)
Welcome to the first-ever Great DigiRace! Ready... Set... Go!

They zoom off! Kiki dashes swiftly through alleyways, Mimi jumps over light bridges, and Zuzu uses her glasses interface to analyze and find shortcuts.

Scene 3: Mid-Race - Tricky Circuit

Some new Kidiminiz trail behind, looking confused. They get stuck in a complex maze of digital code blocking their path.

NEW KIDIMINI #1
(Worried)
How do we get through this?

Kiki slows down and runs back.

KIKI
(Encouraging)
Hey! Don’t worry. We’ve got this together.

MIMI
(Joining)
Let’s all figure it out!

ZUZU
(Adjusting glasses)
Watch this—I can hack the code here to open a path!

Zuzu taps her paw, and a gate of binary code splits open, revealing a shortcut.

NEW KIDIMINI #2
(Gratefully)
Thanks, Zuzu! You’re amazing!

Scene 4: Finish Line

Instead of racing ahead alone, Kiki, Mimi, and Zuzu slow down to run along with their new friends. Laughter echoes as they cross the finish line all together.

MIMI
(Out of breath, laughing)
This was way better than just winning!

KIKI
(Purring happily)
Yeah, teamwork makes the adventure even sweeter.

ZUZU
(Smiling behind her glasses)
Next time, we'll invite even more friends!

Scene 5: Sunset on DigiHill

Kiki, Mimi, and Zuzu sit side by side watching DigiHaven’s glowing sunset.

KIKI
(Thoughtful)
I can’t wait for our next playful adventure.

MIMI
(Wagging antenna)
Me neither! Whatever it is, we’ll have fun together.

ZUZU
(Nods)
Together, there’s nothing we can’t explore.

They share a friendly nod as the screen fades into the glowing night cityscape.

Closing Theme Music Plays

End of Episode 1: The Great DigiRace


From May 24, the surrounding presentation (next bumpers and promo ends) will have arrows, The idents will have random skits that end in the logo forming, These include 1. Dentist: A dentist notices a girl has broken teeth, fixes them with a drill, turning them normal (and looking like the CN logo)

Jack in the Box: 2 funny creatures pop out of a jack in the box, they get tangled and the boxes fall over, forming the logo
Bunnies: A black bunny and white bunny bash themselves with a mallet in a squash and stretch manner (squishing then reverting to normal instantly), This gets faster untill they turn into the logo, (with the iconic dizzy/birds flying over head gag thrown in for good measure)
Parachute: 2 skydiving daredevil’s parachute forms the logo (one of the daredevils fall to the ground, the other lands perfectly)
Transformers: 2 fighting mech robots turn into the logo
Moon: A man on the moon plants seeds, hoping for trees, but gets the logo instead
Cliff: 2 flying jets fly past a cliff with the logo carved into it
Balloons: 2 monkeys bounce on a inflater, behind then a baloon with the logo inflates and bursts, leaving them humiliated
Diving: A man dives, while juggling and having a cup of tea, Judges give him a score with the logo
Magic: A magician peforms the famous cutting trick, the boxes are the logo
Dynamite: A black creature proposes to a white creature, accidentally holding the logo instead of flowers, It explodes, forming the logo
Fly squatter: A fly tries to suck juice., but gets whacked with a fly swatter, the swatter forms the N, fly forms the C
High Noon: 2 cowboys prepare to fight, but their guns shoot out the logo instead,
Frankenstein: Frankenstein but with the logo instead.
Cave: A pair of eyes are walking in a dark cave,one closes and becomes the N, The other eye panics, light turns on, and it becomes the C
Robots: Robots at a car processing plant are turned into the logo,
A user also says 6 shows are getting new eps that day

Forum Thread: Big Changes and New Episodes on Cartoon Network UK - May 24!

User1: Hey everyone, did you hear about the new presentation style Cartoon Network UK is rolling out on May 24? It's going to have arrows in the surrounding presentation, and the idents sound really fun!

User2: Yeah, I heard! The idents are going to feature random skits that end with the CN logo forming. Some of them sound hilarious, like the dentist one and the parachute one.

User3: The dentist skit is such a weird concept, but that’s what makes it great! I also like the idea of the bunnies in a squash-and-stretch visual. Classic cartoon humor!

User4: I'm really curious about the transformers ident. It sounds epic with the fighting mech robots turning into the logo. Can't wait to see how they pull it off!

User5: The moon one is my favorite! Imagine planting seeds and ending up with the CN logo. It’s so random but fits the quirky theme they’re going for.

User6: Don't forget about the high noon skit. Cowboys shooting out the logo sounds like a perfect mix of Western and cartoon chaos.

User7: Plus, I read that 6 shows are getting new episodes on the same day. It's going to be a big refresh for the channel. Any ideas which shows are included?

User8: I’m guessing "Ben 10" and "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" might be getting new episodes, considering their popularity. Anyone else heard which shows?

User2: Maybe "The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy"? It's been a while since we've seen anything new from them.

User1: I'm hoping "Adventure Time" gets some new episodes. It's such a fan favorite, they have to be planning something for it!

User5: It feels like Cartoon Network is really stepping up their game. The new look, the skits, the fresh episodes – it’s like the channel is reinventing itself!

User3: Totally agree! I think it's going to make watching even more entertaining. Those skits sound like they'll be fun surprises in between the shows.

User6: I can't wait to see everything unfold on May 24. Setting my DVR to catch all the newness!

Write a tweet with the 6 getting new eps

🚨 Exciting news for #CartoonNetworkUK fans! 🎉 On May 24, new episodes are dropping for these amazing shows:

Ben 10 🛸
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends 👻
The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy 💀
Adventure Time 🌈
Codename: Kids Next Door 🕵️
Camp Lazlo 🏕
Plus, get ready for a fresh new look & quirky idents! 📺✨ #CartoonNetwork #NewEpisodes #May24

Turner Broadcasting is rebranding its Toonami kids channel as part of an overhaul of its children's programming portfolio that will see the launch of a new pre-school service.

Toonami, which sits in Turner's kids portfolio alongside Cartoon Network, Boomerang, Cartoon Network Too and Boomerang +1, will be replaced as a standalone channel by Cartoonito on May 24.

Cartoonito, the pre-school block introduced as a daily strand in September on Cartoon Network Too, is being spun out to become a full channel in its own right.

Cartoon Network Too will move to Toonami's channel slot on the electronic programme guide, with Cartoonito taking over Cartoon Network Too's place.

Programming from the the Toonami service will shift to Cartoon Network Too, replacing the Cartoonito block.

"These changes are designed to give Turner a broader kids' proposition with an earlier entry point to our brands through the provision of a wholly pre-school channel," said Dee Forbes, the senior vice-president and general manager of Turner Broadcasting UK & Ireland.

"Our audience can now grow with our brands from Cartoonito to Boomerang to Cartoon Network to Cartoon Network Too."

Cartoon Network will remain the flagship Turner kids channel. All the Turner kids channels will undergo a branding and identity overhaul this year.

"We are very aware that kids' TV is highly competitive and has also taken industry-wide knocks in terms of advertising restrictions and depletion of original programming," said Ms Forbes.

"Turner has upped the ante regarding original production and has recently launched a dedicated Cartoon Network Development Studio charged with making UK produced content."

Forum Thread: Turner’s Toonami Changes & New Channel Launch - May 24!

User1: Big changes coming from Turner Broadcasting! Toonami's rebranding and a new pre-school channel is launching soon. What's everyone think?

User2: Toonami closing is basically Third Impact in real life... 😭 Anyone up for an Eva binge to cope?

User3: Can't believe it's happening! But hey, at least they’re launching Cartoonito to focus on pre-school content. Makes sense, I guess.

User4: Yeah, for sure! The transition makes sense from a strategy standpoint, but losing Toonami as a standalone is tough for longtime fans.

User5: I read that promos are already running for the launch of CN Too taking over Toonami’s slot and for the merger. Cartoonito’s taking the place of CN Too, right?

User6: Correct, Toonami shows are moving to CN Too. They're really trying to streamline everything. But these changes... it's quite the shake-up!

User7: Speaking of changes, have you seen the short stings appearing on Cartoon Network? There are four scenarios so far, teasing the rebranding.

User8: I've caught a couple! They’re fun and intriguing—definitely in line with CN’s quirky style. Keeps the anticipation high for May 24!

User3: On top of that, promos for three new shows are running too—all debuting on May 24. Anyone know what they are?

User4: Yeah, two of them recently aired in the States on Kids' WB. And don’t forget, "Storm Hawks" is premiering only on weekends, starting May 26!

User1: Wow, Turner’s really pulling out all the stops with these changes. I’m curious how Cartoonito will fit in, and what unique content they’ll offer.

User5: Cartoon Network continues to be the flagship channel. Curious to see the new branding across all these places once everything settles.

User6: Absolutely, it’s exciting and a bit sad at the same time. But with the new shows and channels, there’s a lot to look forward to!

User8: Guess it’s an end of an era for Toonami, but also the dawn of a new one with these preschools and show launches. Got to admit, they know how to keep things interesting!

Write a follow up revealing the 3 debuting on May 24, also the 4 stings are actually parts of 4 of the new idents

Forum Thread: More Details on Cartoon Network UK Changes - May 24!

User1: Hey everyone, I’ve got some updates on the Cartoon Network changes happening on May 24! The three shows debuting are "Spider Riders," "Monster Allergy," and a brand-new "Kidiminiz" cartoon. Exciting times ahead!

User2: Wow, “Spider Riders” and “Monster Allergy” are finally hitting our screens. I’ve been waiting for “Monster Allergy” ever since I heard it’s based on European comics!

User3: And don’t forget about "Kidiminiz." Curious how they’ll expand on the virtual pets concept in an animated series. It should be interesting!

User4: Thanks for the update! Sounds like a fresh lineup to spice up the schedule. Wasn't there something about stings being parts of the new idents?

User5: Yes, those stings we've been seeing are actually clips from four of the new idents coming on May 24. They’re giving us a sneak peek of the concepts before the full rollout.

User6: I saw one of them with the black and white bunnies! Can't wait to see the rest. These are going to add a nice layer of fun between shows.

User7: It's cool how they’re teasing the new presentation style. Those idents are going to make the transitions between shows a lot more entertaining, for sure.

User8: I love how they’re using these fun, short snippets to get everyone hyped. I guess they’re showing what the new vibe is going to be like for Cartoon Network.

User3: Definitely getting me more excited for the May 24 changes. With new shows and revamped channel branding, it’s going to be a big day!

User1: It feels like Cartoon Network is really gearing up to surprise us. The eps from popular shows, new series, and these sneak peeks at idents—it’s a lot to anticipate.

User5: Let's mark our calendars and see how all these creative updates play out. Here’s to a new chapter for Cartoon Network UK!

Write a tweet with the 4 idents teased

🚨 Exciting sneak peeks alert! 🎬 Four new @CartoonNetworkUK idents are being teased ahead of the big May 24 launch:

🐰 Black & white bunnies in a hilarious bash bash skit
🚀 Skydiving daredevils with a logo parachute surprise
🤖 Mech robots fighting and morphing into the logo
🌙 Man on the moon planting seeds with an unexpected logo bloom
Can't wait for the full reveals and new shows! 📺✨ #CNUK #May24 #Idents #SneakPeek

Forum Thread: Final Countdown to Cartoon Network UK’s New Look - May 24!

User1: Hey everyone! Just got the inside scoop that the City look will officially come to an end on May 24 at 5:59 AM. At 6:00 AM sharp, the new look and idents kick in with the first show. It's really happening!

User2: Wow, end of an era! I’ll miss the City vibe, but excited to see the fresh new style take over. Setting my alarm to catch the transition live!

User3: Same here! I wonder if they’ll have a farewell tribute or anything special leading up to the changeover. Bittersweet moment!

User4: It's definitely going to be nostalgic, but those teasers we've seen look promising. Interested to see how they blend the idents with the new branding.

User5: Crossing fingers for a smooth transition. With everything they've teased, especially those fun idents, it’s clear they’ve put a lot of thought into this.

User6: Guess I'll be waking up early to bid farewell to City and welcome the new face of Cartoon Network! Anyone else having a watch party?

User1: I’m planning to grab some popcorn and enjoy the last moments of City. It’s like watching a piece of history right before diving into the future of CN UK.

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User7: I heard the first new ident right after the switch will be the "Transformers" one with the mech robots fighting and morphing into the logo. Sounds like they're starting with a bang! Can't wait to see it in action at 6:00 AM sharp! 🤖🎉

Write a follow up with the new May 24 schedule

🎉 Here's the brand-new #CartoonNetworkUK schedule starting May 24! 📺✨ Check out when your favorite shows and new episodes are airing:

6:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am Ben 10 🛸 (New Episodes)
8:00am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends 👻 (New Episodes)
9:00am Adventure Time 🌈 (New Episodes) (Storm Hawks and TMNT: Fast Forward on weekends)
10:00am The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy 💀 (New Episodes)
11:00am Camp Lazlo 🏕 (New Episodes)
12:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door 🕵️ (New Episodes)
1:00pm Spider Riders
2:00pm Monster Allergy
3:00pm Regular Show
4:00pm Xiaolin Showdown
5:00pm Ben 10
5:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
6:00pm Adventure Time
6:30pm The Amazing World of Gumball
7:00pm The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
7:30pm Camp Lazlo
8:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
8:30pm The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
9:00pm Robotboy
9:30pm The Tofus
10:00pm Da Boom Crew
10:30pm Battle B-Daman
11:00pm Cartoon Cartoons
1:00am Cramp Twins
1:30am Ned's Newt
1:45am Cramp Twins
2:00am Gadget Boy
4:30am What's With Andy
5:00am Ned's Newt
5:30am Cramp Twins

Write a tweet saying the youtuber tofus23 posts potato quality uploads of these 3 shows

📹 Looking for some retro cartoon vibes? Check out YouTuber tofus23 for some nostalgia! They've got potato quality uploads of these classics:

The Tofus 🍃
Battle B-Daman 🔥
Cramp Twins 👬
Perfect for a throwback binge-watching session! 😂📺 #Tofus23 #RetroCartoons. Write a conversation asking how the new look and new shows are doing

Forum Thread: Thoughts on Cartoon Network UK's New Look and Shows?

User1: So, it's been a couple of days since the May 24 update on Cartoon Network UK. How's everyone feeling about the new look and the new shows?

User2: I love it! The new presentation style is really fresh. The arrows and quirky idents definitely make the channel feel more dynamic.

User3: Agreed! The idents are hilarious. My favorite has to be the Dentist one where the girl's teeth turn into the CN logo. Classic Cartoon Network humor! 😂

User4: As for the new shows, I'm really into "Spider Riders" and "Monster Allergy." They add a nice variety to the lineup. "Monster Allergy" especially feels unique with its European comic vibes.

User5: Did anyone catch "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz"? I wasn't sure what to expect, but it's surprisingly fun. The digital pets concept translates well into a show.

User6: I’m stoked about the new episodes of "Adventure Time." It's like having my morning coffee with a dose of nostalgia and adventure! 🌈

User7: Yes! And the revamped "Ben 10" episodes are really engaging. They seem to have upped the stakes and made it even more action-packed.

User1: I was worried the schedule might feel overcrowded, but the reshuffling has been smooth. It feels like there's something for everyone during different parts of the day.

User3: It's great to see that the classics are still around too. I love catching "Ed, Edd n Eddy" in the mornings. Just doesn't feel like CN without it!

User8: Overall, I think the changes have been positive. It feels like a new chapter for CN UK, and I'm here for it! How's everyone else feeling about it?

User2: Totally! Looking forward to what else they might bring to the table. It feels like a good time to be a Cartoon Network fan. 🎉

User4: Couldn't agree more. Let's hope this is just the beginning of more new content and maybe other fresh concepts in the future.

Write a follow up noticing Toonami is now CN Too, Same branding in use on both channels, also the following 9 from current CN in this AU have joined, Also is there a official name for the new look

Forum Thread: CN Too Takes Over Toonami & New Shows Join the Lineup!

User1: Big changes in the cartoon world! I just noticed that Toonami is now rebranded as CN Too, and they're using the same branding as Cartoon Network UK. Has anyone else caught this?

User2: Yeah, I saw that! It’s interesting to see CN Too taking on the same look. Makes flipping between the two channels super seamless. Any idea if there's an official name for this new look?

User3: From what I’ve gathered, they’re calling it the "Dynamic Adventures" theme. It’s all about energy and quirky humor, which definitely shows in the idents and presentation style.

User4: Also, I heard that nine shows from our current Cartoon Network lineup have joined CN Too. Anyone know which ones?

User5: Here's what I found: "Ed, Edd n Eddy," "The Powerpuff Girls (1998)," "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends," "Ben 10," "The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy," "Regular Show," "Adventure Time," "Codename: Kids Next Door," and "The Tofus."

User6: Wow, that’s a solid mix of classics and more modern stuff. It’s like they’re trying to capture the best of both worlds on CN Too.

User7: This is great for people who might be missing their favorites due to schedule conflicts. Now they can catch them on either channel!

User1: Exactly, more flexibility for fans to indulge in their favorite cartoons. I’m loving the synchronicity between the two channels.

User8: Honestly, I wasn't sure about the changes at first, but now I think I prefer this setup. It feels like there's more cohesion in the CN universe.

User2: Agreed, it's like having extra time slots for your favorite shows, plus the consistent branding keeps things familiar. Looking forward to seeing how both channels evolve!

User4: Me too! This feels like a win-win for all the Cartoon Network fans out there. 🎉

Forum Thread: What Happened to the Toonami Shows on CN Too?

User1: With the Toonami rebranding to CN Too, I’m curious—what happened to all the shows that used to air on Toonami? Did any of them make the cut?

User2: I was wondering the same thing! I know some shows probably didn't fit with the new branding. Surely the more mature stuff, like "Evangelion," is gone now, right?

User3: Yeah, you're right. The mature series like "Evangelion" and other similar content had to be cut due to CN Too’s focus on a broader youth audience.

User4: From what I’ve seen, the ones that made it over include less mature but action-packed series like "Dragon Ball Z," "Naruto," and "One Piece," which fit better with CN Too’s vibe.

User5: They also kept series like "Teen Titans" and "Justice League." Definitely safer options for a younger audience but still packed with action.

User6: I’m glad "Dragon Ball Z" stuck around. It was such a staple of Toonami, and seeing it on CN Too feels nostalgic!

User7: There are also whispers that some Toonami classics might see reimagined versions on CN Too in the future, which could be cool.

User8: It’s a smart move to blend some Toonami action with the existing CN flair. Keeps things fresh while not losing that adrenaline rush.

User1: Totally makes sense. Judging by how much prep they’ve done for this change, I trust they’re curating a solid lineup for CN Too that’ll still cater to fans of high-energy action.

User3: Looking forward to seeing how this new lineup develops. Maybe we'll get some surprises along the way!

Write a follow up asking if the teaser stings aired on Toonami as well

Forum Thread: Teaser Stings on Toonami Before the Rebranding?

User1: Hey everyone! Quick question—did those teaser stings for the new Cartoon Network UK look air on Toonami before it rebranded to CN Too?

User2: I was flipping between channels a lot during that time, and I did notice a few stings on Toonami. They seemed to sync up with what was happening on Cartoon Network.

User3: Yeah, I saw a couple of them! It was interesting to see them popping up on Toonami. I guess they were trying to keep all the Turner channels somewhat in sync before the big changes.

User4: I think it was a smart move. Helps to get viewers ready for the new unified branding approach, especially since some of the same shows would be shifting over.

User5: It was kind of cool seeing the anticipation being built up on Toonami as well. Those quick stings definitely had me guessing what was coming.

User6: Plus, airing the stings on both channels probably created a seamless transition into CN Too for viewers who were already watching Toonami.

User1: Makes sense! It certainly kept the anticipation high. Thanks for confirming, everyone. It’s nice knowing they tied everything together so well.

User8: Definitely a smart way to make sure the audience was on the same page before everything shifted. It's like they really wanted to unite both channels.

User3: I'm glad they did that. It made me more curious about what was coming, and it seems like it worked well for the transition!

Write a tweet saying he saw a snippet of this bumper before a 21 May airing of NGE

🚨 Just caught a glimpse of the upcoming #CartoonNetworkUK changes! Saw a quick snippet of the new bumper right before an airing of #NeonGenesisEvangelion on May 21. Exciting times ahead for CN fans! 📺✨ #ToonamiMemories #CNToo #May24Transition

Write a reply asking what bumper it was, he replies

User1: What bumper was it? I'm curious! 🤔

User2: It was the "High Noon" ident with the two cowboys! Their guns shot out the CN logo instead of bullets. It was such a fun twist—totally caught me off guard! 🤠🔫 #CartoonNetworkUK #NewLook

Write a conversation asking if one of the less popular shows replaced Eva "I mean, NGE was shown at 11pm"

Forum Thread: What Replaced NGE on Toonami's Late-Night Slot?

User1: Now that Toonami is rebranded as CN Too, did they replace some of the mature content with less popular shows? I mean, "Neon Genesis Evangelion" used to air at 11 PM.

User2: I've been wondering the same thing. The late-night slot was prime time for shows like NGE. Surely they didn't keep anything too mature on CN Too?

User3: From what I heard, CN Too has shifted away from mature anime content. They’re definitely aiming for a more kid-friendly vibe, even in the later slots.

User4: Yeah, I think they replaced "Evangelion" with something more in line with the current programming. I believe it's "The Tofus" or "Robotboy" taking up the slot now, which is definitely a shift!

User5: That makes sense. I remember "The Tofus" being one of the less popular shows, so it’s not too surprising if they’re filling late-night gaps with it.

User6: It's a bit of a bummer for late-night anime fans, but I guess it aligns with their new direction. Have to cater to broader youth audiences now.

User1: True, it's understandable. I guess I'll have to find my NGE fix elsewhere now!

User3: Agreed! It was bound to change, but hey, it's probably best for CN Too's new branding focus. More room for some classic Cartoon Network fun!

User5: Exactly. Maybe we'll get new unexpected favorites in those slots as the channel continues to evolve.

Write a follow up after checking the slot

Forum Thread: Late-Night Slot Check on CN Too - What's Airing Now?

User1: Just checked the late-night slot on CN Too where "Neon Genesis Evangelion" used to air at 11 PM. Turns out they've filled it with "The Tofus" now. Definitely unexpected!

User2: Wow, that's quite a pivot from NGE! "The Tofus" is such a different vibe. I wonder if they're experimenting with different shows in those late slots.

User3: Makes sense to switch things up with the rebranding. It’s interesting they picked "The Tofus" though—not exactly a heavy hitter, but I guess they're playing it safe.

User4: Yeah, I imagine they're trying to keep everything consistent with the new kid-friendly direction of CN Too. Replacing a mature anime with something like "The Tofus" reflects that pretty well.

User5: I was half expecting "Robotboy" or something similar to take over based on the current line-ups. But guess they’re working with what they have!

User6: Interesting choice for sure. It’s like they’re using these slots to see what holds interest late at night. Could change again if viewer feedback isn't great.

User1: Absolutely! I’ll be curious to see if they stick with "The Tofus" in the long run or if it's just a placeholder while they gauge audience response.

User3: It's a brave new world on CN Too post-Toonami! Excited to see how they continue to tweak the channel with their evolving approach.

CN Too Schedule (Post-Toonami Rebranding):

Morning:

6:00 AM - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30 AM - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00 AM - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8:00 AM - Ben 10
8:30 AM - Yu-Gi-Oh GX (Toonami Holdover)
9:00 AM - Cosmic Wanderers
Midday:

10:00 AM - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
11:00 AM - Codename: Kids Next Door
12:00 PM - Teen Titans (Toonami Holdover)
1:00 PM - Dragon Ball Z (Toonami Holdover)
2:00 PM - Justice League (Toonami Holdover)
Afternoon:

3:00 PM - Naruto (Toonami Holdover)
4:00 PM - One Piece (Toonami Holdover)
5:00 PM - Regular Show
5:30 PM - Adventure Time
Evening:

6:00 PM - Xiaolin Showdown
6:30 PM - The Tofus
7:00 PM - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
7:30 PM - Robotboy
Late Night:

8:00 PM - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8:30 PM - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
9:00 PM - Codename: Kids Next Door
9:30 PM - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
10:00 PM - The Tofus
10:30 PM - Battle B-Daman
Late Night Action Block:

11:00 PM - The Tofus
11:30 PM - Naruto (Encore)
12:00 AM - One Piece (Encore)
12:30 AM - Teen Titans (Encore)
1:00 AM - Justice League (Encore)
Early Morning:

2:00 AM - Ned's Newt
2:30 AM - Cramp Twins
3:00 AM - Gadget Boy
4:00 AM - What's With Andy?
4:30 AM - Ned's Newt
5:00 AM - Cramp Twins
This schedule balances some older favorites with action-packed shows that maintain the spirit of Toonami, while also aligning with the more kid-friendly direction of CN Too. Feel free to adjust or refine the placement if needed!

Write a conversation noting out of the trio joining on May 24, only ONE will be on Too (at least right now), It airs at 7pm

Forum Thread: May 24 New Shows—Only One on CN Too?

User1: I was looking over the new schedules and noticed that out of the three new shows debuting on Cartoon Network UK on May 24, only one of them is airing on CN Too. Did anyone else catch which one it is?

User2: Yeah, I noticed that too! I believe "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz" is the only one making its way over to CN Too, and it airs at 7 PM.

User3: That's interesting! I wonder why they chose that one specifically. Maybe it fits better with CN Too's broader audience approach?

User4: Could be! "Kidiminiz" does seem like it has a playful vibe that aligns well with CN Too’s brand following the Toonami rebrand.

User5: Makes sense to introduce the newer, less intense content on CN Too. "Spider Riders" and "Monster Allergy" seem to fit better with Cartoon Network UK's main programming lineup.

User6: Exactly. I think CN Too is aiming to strike a balance between keeping legacy shows and bringing in content that keeps a broad viewership engaged.

User1: I was expecting they might air all three over there eventually, but maybe they're testing the waters first with "Kidiminiz."

User3: Yeah, could be a teaser to see how audiences respond. If it does well, maybe they’ll consider shifting more new content to CN Too.

User5: Either way, I’m curious how "Kidiminiz" will perform on CN Too and if it influences any programming decisions down the line.

User4: Definitely! If it catches on, who knows what more could end up on the schedule. It’s an interesting time to be a CN Too viewer for sure.

Write a follow up where this basically confirms Toonami is DEAD

Forum Thread: Is This the End of Toonami as We Know It?

User1: So with "The Tofus" replacing "Neon Genesis Evangelion" in the late-night slot on CN Too, does this mean Toonami is officially dead?

User2: Honestly, it sure seems that way. The transition to CN Too and the change in programming lineup pretty much confirms Toonami’s original identity is gone.

User3: Yeah, it's kind of sad. Toonami was iconic for its action-packed anime and mature animations. Replacing that with lighter fare means we’re likely not seeing it return in any recognizable form.

User4: It’s definitely the end of an era. Toonami had a unique style and it catered to a specific audience. The changes show Turner's shift towards a broader, younger viewership now.

User5: Feels weird knowing it's actually over. Toonami was a groundbreaking block back in the day. But guess it was time for the network to move on.

User6: I was hoping they might integrate some of the Toonami spirit into CN Too, but it looks like they're taking a different path entirely. Toonami may live on in our memories!

User1: I think you're all right. It's bittersweet, but maybe this means room for new content and ideas on CN Too. Here's hoping for something just as compelling.

User3: Agreed, Toonami had its time, and hopefully, the network will find ways to sprinkle its legacy into future programming. Onward to a new chapter!

User4: Who knows, maybe one day we'll see a revival or tribute to honor Toonami. Until then, we have the memories! RIP Toonami—thanks for the adventures.
Write a thread asking what bumper is used most before Tofus

Forum Thread: Most Common Bumper Before "The Tofus"?

User1: Hey everyone, I've been watching "The Tofus" quite a bit on CN lately, and I'm curious—what bumper do you all notice plays most often before the show starts? I've seen a few different ones, but I'm wondering if there's a pattern.

User2: I've definitely noticed a trend! It seems like the "Dentist" ident comes up quite often for me. Maybe it’s just a coincidence, but it feels like it's almost always that one before "The Tofus."

User3: Same here! The Dentist skit is what I see most of the time too. It’s a fun one, but I wouldn’t mind if they mixed it up a bit more.

User4: I usually catch the "Bunnies" ident just before "The Tofus." I guess it might vary depending on the time slot or something? 🤷‍♂️

User5: For me, it seems like the "Parachute" ident shows up quite a bit. Maybe they rotate between a few of them throughout the day?

User6: Interesting! From what I've seen, CN tends to pair shows with bumpers that match their theme or humor style, so maybe the slapstick of the Dentist ident fits "The Tofus"?

User7: That makes sense! I do think it would be fun if they intentionally varied the bumpers more to keep things fresh. I love seeing all the different skits.

User1: Thanks for the insights, everyone! I'll keep an eye out and see if I spot any changes. Maybe it's just randomness, but it's fun to figure out these little patterns. Keep the observations coming!

Also I noticed the next bumpers have several templates, These all have a enviroment on one side of the screen, and a clip of the show at the other, On the enviroment side the arrow is pointing down with the "Next" text on it, Channel logo below

Jungle: A green jungle with a red arrow
Theme Park: A blue theme park with a red arrow
Pink: A pink world with a blue arrow
Yellow: A weird yellow world with a red arrow
Future: A blue futuristic city with a red arrow
Forum Thread: Is Toonami.co.uk Down or Redirecting?

User1: Hey everyone, I tried visiting toonami.co.uk and noticed something odd—is it down for anyone else? Or is it redirecting somewhere?

User2: I just checked, and it seems like it’s redirecting to CN Too’s website. I guess with the recent rebranding from Toonami to CN Too, they’ve updated everything online as well.

User3: Oh, that explains it! I was wondering if they’d keep a separate site for old Toonami content, but it makes sense to consolidate under CN Too now.

User4: Yeah, I noticed the same thing. I think they want to streamline the user experience so people can find all their favorite shows in one place.

User5: I was hoping to catch some of the old Toonami vibes on its original website, but I guess it’s a smart move with the new branding focus.

User6: It’s probably also a way to make sure fans are aware of all the changes and new content coming to CN Too. Easier for updates and news too, right?

User1: Makes sense! Thanks for the clarification, everyone. I guess it’s all part of their effort to unify the branding and make everything more accessible.

User8: Absolutely, now that Toonami is officially part of the CN Too lineup, it looks like they’re making sure the online presence reflects that change too.

User3: It’s kind of sad to see the old Toonami site go, but at least CN Too is picking up where it left off with some familiar shows. Looking forward to exploring the new site!

User7: They’ve definitely put effort into making CN Too the new hotspot for the kind of content we loved on Toonami. It’ll be interesting to see how it all develops!

CN UK Schedule (July 1 2007)

6:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am Ben 10
8:00am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
9:00am Storm Hawks
9:30am Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward
10:00am Codename Kids Next Door: Operation Z.E.R.O
11:30am The Incredibles
2:30pm Regular Show: The Movie
3:30pm Monster Allergy
4:00pm Xiaolin Showdown
4:30pm Regular Show
5:00pm Ben 10
5:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
6:00pm Adventure Time
6:30pm The Amazing World of Gumball
7:00pm The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
7:30pm Battle B-Daman (NEW EPISODES)
8:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
8:30pm The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
9:00pm Robotboy
9:30pm The Tofus
10:00pm Da Boom Crew
10:30pm Battle B-Daman
11:00pm Cartoon Cartoons
1:00am Cramp Twins
1:30am Ned's Newt
1:45am Cramp Twins
2:00am Gadget Boy
4:30am What's With Andy
5:00am Ned's Newt
5:30am Cramp Twins

Forum Thread: Cartoon Network UK Schedule for October 2007 - Magi-Nation Premieres!

User1: Hey all, just got a look at the Cartoon Network UK schedule for October 2007, and guess what? "Magi-Nation" is joining the lineup! Here’s the full schedule:

6:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am Ben 10
7:30am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8:00am The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
8:30am Camp Lazlo
9:00am Spider Riders
9:30am Monster Allergy
10:00am Adventure Time
10:30am Codename: Kids Next Door
11:00am Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am Magi-Nation (New Episodes)
12:00pm My Gym Partner's a Monkey
12:30pm The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
1:00pm Regular Show
1:30pm The Tofus
2:00pm Adventure Time
2:30pm The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
3:00pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm Ben 10
4:00pm Ed, Edd n Eddy
4:30pm Camp Lazlo
5:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
5:30pm Xiaolin Showdown
6:00pm Magi-Nation
6:30pm Skatoony
7:00pm The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
7:30pm Ben 10
8:00pm The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
8:30pm Regular Show
9:00pm The Tofus
9:30pm Da Boom Crew
10:00pm Battle B-Daman
10:30pm Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am Cramp Twins
12:30am Ned's Newt
12:45am Cramp Twins
1:00am Gadget Boy
3:30am What's With Andy
4:00am Ned's Newt
4:30am Cramp Twins
5:00am The Tofus
5:30am Magi-Nation

User2: Excited to see "Magi-Nation" in the lineup! I remember playing the card game, so I'm curious about how the show translates the world and characters. Anyone else planning to watch?

User3: Definitely! I've heard some good things about "Magi-Nation." Should make for some entertaining Saturday mornings. Can't get enough of fantasy adventure shows!

User4: Really enjoying the balance of classic and new shows. CN does a great job catering to both long-time fans and new viewers. Can't wait for the new episodes!

User5: The schedule looks pretty solid, and it'll be interesting to see how "Magi-Nation" fits in with the rest of the lineup. Always good to have new content to shake things up.

Write a blog post for October 2007, saying what shows are getting new eps

Blog Post: Exciting Times at Cartoon Network UK: New Episodes in October 2007!

Hello, fellow cartoon enthusiasts!

October is here, and with it, a wave of exciting new episodes on Cartoon Network UK! If you're a fan of action-packed adventures, side-splitting laughs, and heartfelt moments, then this month is going to be a real treat. Let’s dive into the lineup and see which of our favorite shows are gearing up to deliver fresh stories and thrills!

Magi-Nation
First up, we’re thrilled to welcome "Magi-Nation" to the Cartoon Network UK family. This exciting fantasy series is not just making its debut, but it's also rolling out brand new episodes every week! Join Tony and his friends as they journey through the mystical land of the Moonlands, braving challenges with courage and magic!
Ben 10
Our favorite young hero, Ben Tennyson, is back with more thrilling adventures as he continues his quest to protect the world from alien threats. October promises action-packed episodes that will keep you on the edge of your seat as Ben unlocks more secrets of the Omnitrix!
Adventure Time
Get ready to return to the Land of Ooo, where every episode of "Adventure Time" is guaranteed to bring laughter and excitement. New episodes are lined up, and they're every bit as imaginative and whimsical as you’d expect. Finn and Jake's antics continue to amaze and entertain both kids and adults alike.
The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
The bizarre and hilarious world of Billy and Mandy is offering new tales of mischief and mayhem. With Grim by their side, the duo embarks on adventures that are equal parts spooky and humorous. Don’t miss the new episodes filled with dark comedy and outlandish scenarios!
Camp Lazlo
Join Lazlo and his friends at Camp Kidney for new episodes that highlight the zany and endearing life of camp-goers. Whether you're a fan of Scoutmaster Lumpus’ antics or the Jelly Beans' whimsical adventures, Camp Lazlo is sure to deliver feel-good fun this month.
Codename: Kids Next Door
The KND operatives are back with new missions to protect childhood from their kooky adult adversaries! October's episodes promise daring escapades and clever tactics from our beloved team of secret agents. It’s all about the sugary sweet victories that KND fans live for!
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
Explore the wondrous world of imaginary friends through new episodes filled with heartwarming and humorous stories. This October, face the chaos and charm of Foster's Home as the lovable inhabitants bring imagination to life in delightful ways.
Regular Show
Get ready for more surreal adventures with Mordecai and Rigby. This series continues to deliver its unique brand of comedy and unexpected antics that fans can't get enough of.
The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
Kiki, Mimi and Zuzu are back with more whimsical stories and explorations. Expect fun adventures that bring these adorable virtual pets to life.
These series and their latest installments are just a glimpse of what Cartoon Network UK has in store for us this October. Whether you’re revisiting beloved classics or diving into new realms, there’s never been a better time to be a fan.

Grab your remote, set your DVRs, and join us in enjoying the wonderful world of cartoons. Until next time, happy viewing!

Stay animated,
[Your Blog Name]

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - January 2008

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10
7:30am - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8:00am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
8:30am - Camp Lazlo
9:00am - Spider Riders
9:30am - Monster Allergy
10:00am - Adventure Time
10:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Magi-Nation
12:00pm - My Gym Partner's a Monkey
12:30pm - Storm Hawks
1:00pm - Regular Show
1:30pm - The Tofus
2:00pm - Adventure Time
2:30pm - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
3:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm - Ben 10
4:00pm - Ed, Edd n Eddy
4:30pm - Skatoony
5:00pm - Codename: Kids Next Door
5:30pm - Xiaolin Showdown
6:00pm - Magi-Nation
6:30pm - Eon Kid (New Episodes)
7:00pm - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
7:30pm - Ben 10
8:00pm - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Skunk Fu! (New Episodes)
9:30pm - The Tofus
10:00pm - Da Boom Crew
10:30pm - Battle B-Daman
11:00pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - Cramp Twins
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - Cramp Twins
1:00am - Gadget Boy
3:30am - What's With Andy
4:00am - Ned's Newt
4:30am - Cramp Twins
5:00am - Monster Allergy
5:30am - Magi-Nation

User8: Also heard that for the summer, CN Too is planning a special morning lineup featuring three shows to kick off the day. From what I gather, "Battle B-Daman," "Code Lyoko," and "Magical Adventures of Moko" will be part of that summer morning block. Sounds like a great way to start the day with some action and adventure for the kids catching the early slots!

User9: Noticed something cool in the promos—the arrow in the next bumpers actually changes color depending on which show they’re promoting! For example, it’s red for “Battle B-Daman,” blue for “Code Lyoko,” and pink for “Magical Adventures of Moko.” Little details like that make the channel branding feel really polished and fun!

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - August 2008

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10
7:30am - Johnny Test (Returning)
8:00am - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8:30am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
9:00am - Spider Riders
9:30am - Monster Allergy
10:00am - Adventure Time
10:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Magi-Nation
12:00pm - World of Quest (New Show)
12:30pm - Storm Hawks
1:00pm - Regular Show
1:30pm - Johnny Test
2:00pm - Adventure Time
2:30pm - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
3:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm - Ben 10: Alien Force
4:00pm - Robotboy
4:30pm - Skatoony
5:00pm - Codename: Kids Next Door
5:30pm - World of Quest
6:00pm - Johnny Test
6:30pm - Eon Kid
7:00pm - The Spectacular Spider-Man (New Show)
7:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks (New Show)
8:00pm - Adventure Time
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Skunk Fu!
9:30pm - The Tofus
10:00pm - Da Boom Crew
10:30pm - Battle B-Daman
11:00pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - Cramp Twins
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - Cramp Twins
1:00am - Gadget Boy
3:30am - What's With Andy
4:00am - Ned's Newt
4:30am - Cramp Twins
5:00am - Monster Allergy
5:30am - Robotboy (Returning)

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - September 2008

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8:30am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
9:00am - Spider Riders
9:30am - Monster Allergy
10:00am - Adventure Time
10:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Magi-Nation
12:00pm - World of Quest
12:30pm - Storm Hawks
1:00pm - Regular Show
1:30pm - Johnny Test
2:00pm - Adventure Time
2:30pm - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
3:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm - Ben 10: Alien Force
4:00pm - Robotboy
4:30pm - Skatoony
5:00pm - Codename: Kids Next Door
5:30pm - World of Quest
6:00pm - Johnny Test
6:30pm - Eon Kid
7:00pm - The Spectacular Spider-Man
7:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
8:00pm - Adventure Time
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Skunk Fu!
9:30pm - The Tofus
10:00pm - Skatoony
10:30pm - Battle B-Daman
11:00pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - Cramp Twins
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - Cramp Twins
1:00am - Gadget Boy
3:30am - Battle B-Daman
4:00am - Ned's Newt
4:30am - Cramp Twins
5:00am - Monster Allergy
5:30am - Robotboy

Extra idents:
12foot6, Freelance designers making animations:

Paramount Comedy idents: in 2005 we were approached by Viacom to rebrand Paramount Comedy, this is what we came up with: Animated black rabbits with pink eyes popping out of a hole, a real rabbit also appears, the animated ones look angry at it, medieveal people worshipping the logo, a dolphin on a skateboard, a rabbit in a UFO, etc, Promo endboards had a wind-up toy cat with a TV for a face showing a image of the show being promoted's logo, before eventually turning to the channel logo, This character was referred to by the others as "weird cat thing", This character was originally designed by us for a Virgin Mobile ad in 2004 (It displayed color bars with a face, when we did it for Paramount, this was rmeoved and replaced with static or the Paramount Comedy logo)

Urban Animals: Black/pink colored animals living in city for whatever reason

Most of our work is simplistic and 2D

Cartoon Network idents: In 2008 we were apporached by CN to add to their idents list, after having plenty made by the good folks at Pesky, plus some more by the in-house CN UK animation team (who made Skatoony). The theme was the logo and different ways it could be formed, This gave us a opportunity to experiment with different styles, plus incorporste ours

Ident 1: Mining

A prospector is mining for gold, he mines and stones fall down, revealling the logo made out of gold, He sings "I'M FINALLY GONNA BE RICH"

Ident 2: Fight

A school fight breaks out, a snippet of "Bad" plays, A boy breaks up the fight, he has his black/white paper snatched and ripped up, forming the logo. Write 3 more idents, one has a boy get a toy for his birthday (another common 12foot6 character), He accidentally breaks it, it falls and the screen glitches and shows the CN logo, Another has a computer hacker

Ident 3: Birthday Surprise

A young boy sits in front of a table filled with colorful birthday decorations, eagerly tearing through wrapping paper to unveil a shiny new toy robot. His eyes light up with excitement as he launches into an imaginative play session, the robot zooming around the room. However, in his enthusiasm, he accidentally bumps into a table leg, causing the toy to tumble and crash to the floor. The impact triggers a glitch effect, and as he watches in horror, the shattered pieces of the robot morph and rearrange, revealing the Cartoon Network logo in a dazzling, pixelated explosion of colors. The boy gasps and then giggles, suggesting that even a mess can lead to fun surprises!

Ident 4: Hacker's Den

In a dimly lit room, a tech-savvy teenager sits hunched over multiple computer screens, sporting oversized headphones and a determined expression. Lines of code stream down the screens as he hacks into the virtual world, trying to create a game for his friends. As he navigates the complex codes, he reaches a critical moment where he needs to break a barrier. With a triumphant grin, he types furiously, and suddenly, a digital glitch occurs, sending a surge of colorful pixels cascading across the screens. Amidst the chaos, the pixels coalesce and reveal the Cartoon Network logo, topped with an exaggerated “HACKED!” message. The teenager jumps back in surprise, and then breaks into a smile, embracing the unexpected twist.

Ident 5: Pancake Flip

A cute, oversized cartoon cat with black and pink accents stands in a cheerful kitchen, flipping pancakes with an unbreakable sense of enthusiasm. Each time the cat flips a pancake, it rises higher and higher, accompanied by a bouncy, upbeat musical score. As he flips one particularly high pancake, it defies gravity for just a moment before falling directly onto the table, creating a satisfying "thud." The pancake dramatically flattens, and as it lands, the syrup magically spills in an artistic swirl that reformulates into the Cartoon Network logo, complete with a burst of confetti. The cat stares in wide-eyed wonder, then slices a piece of the pancake with a fork, winking at the camera, as if to say “It’s a delicious day!”

Write a tweet saying these idents aired on CN UK during the Arrows Era

🚀✨ Excited to share that our idents for Cartoon Network UK aired during the Arrows Era! From birthday surprises to hacker shenanigans, each one brought our quirky, fun 2D style to life. 🎉📺 #CartoonNetwork #12foot6 #ArrowsEra #AnimationMagic

Forum Thread: What’s the Name of the Wind-Up Toy Robot in the Birthday Ident?

User1: Hey everyone! I’m curious about that adorable wind-up toy robot with the cat ears from the Birthday Surprise ident. Does anyone know if it has a name?

User2: That's a great question! I’ve seen that same character pop up in other projects too. I think it was created for Virgin Mobile originally.

User3: You're right! I believe the character is often referred to as "Weird Cat Thing" because of its quirky design and its playful demeanor. It's such a memorable character!

User4: I noticed it in another ident involving a wacky adventure as well. It seems like 12foot6 really loves using that character—it definitely adds a fun touch to their animations.

User5: It fits the theme perfectly! “Weird Cat Thing” is such an endearing name for it. It's so great that they're building a world with familiar characters across different projects.

User1: I really love that consistency! It brings a sense of continuity to their work. I hope we see more of “Weird Cat Thing” in future idents or animations!

User2: Same here! It’s fun to spot familiar characters in different places. Perhaps they have more surprises in store for us. Let's keep our eyes peeled!

User4: Agreed! I’m excited to see how they might evolve “Weird Cat Thing” in future projects. The character's charm can only lead to more entertaining moments!

Write a conversation asking on CN UK, which of the 2008 debutees (shows debuting then) debuted with the new idents

Forum Thread: 2008 Debut Shows with New Idents on CN UK

User1: Hey everyone! With all the buzz about the new idents on Cartoon Network UK, I'm curious about which of the shows that debuted in 2008 actually premiered with these fresh idents. Anyone have the scoop?

User2: Great question! From what I remember, "The Spectacular Spider-Man" and "Chop Socky Chooks" both debuted in 2008 and were among the first to be accompanied by the new idents.

User3: Right! I caught the first episode of "The Spectacular Spider-Man," and the new idents added a fun vibe to the whole experience. It felt like a fresh start for the channel!

User4: I think "World of Quest" also debuted with the new style, right? The idents matched the adventurous feel of the show perfectly!

User5: Yes, "World of Quest" did have the new idents too! It was cool to see all those character interactions while waiting for the show to start.

User1: Seems like they really made an effort to integrate the new presentation with all the new content. I love it when they put thought into those little details!

User2: Definitely! It adds to the excitement of watching a brand-new show knowing you’re getting the full CN experience with those quirky idents.

User3: I hope they continue using the new idents for other shows that premiere in the future. It keeps things lively and interesting!

User4: Agreed! It’s a nice unifying element for the channel. Looking forward to seeing how they evolve the idents with upcoming shows!

User5: Let’s keep sharing any news on shows debuting with the new look. It’s an exciting time for CN UK fans!

User9: In other news it appears Boomerang UK got new idents earlier this year, They still use the swirly logo (launched 13 September 2004), but the new idents have it in live action enviroments as kids do things like cycling, band or shopping

Boomerang idents (Febuary 2008-)

Cyclist
Band
Drawing Outside
Drawing Inside
Clothes Shopping

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - February 2009

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Chowder (New Show)
8:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack (New Show)
9:00am - Spider Riders
9:30am - Monster Allergy
10:00am - Adventure Time
10:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Magi-Nation
12:00pm - GoGoRiki (New Show)
12:30pm - Storm Hawks
1:00pm - Regular Show
1:30pm - Johnny Test
2:00pm - Adventure Time
2:30pm - Regular Show
3:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm - Ben 10: Alien Force
4:00pm - Robotboy
4:30pm - Skatoony
5:00pm - Batman: The Brave and the Bold
5:30pm - Adventure Time
6:00pm - Johnny Test
6:30pm - GoGoRiki
7:00pm - The Spectacular Spider-Man
7:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
8:00pm - Adventure Time
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Chowder
9:30pm - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
10:00pm - Skatoony
10:30pm - Battle B-Daman
11:00pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - Cramp Twins
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - Cramp Twins
1:00am - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
3:30am - Spider Riders
4:00am - Ned's Newt
4:30am - Cramp Twins
5:00am - Monster Allergy
5:30am - Robotboy

This February is bringing some fresh and exciting new content to Cartoon Network UK. "Chowder" joins the lineup with its quirky culinary adventures, while "The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack" offers a seafaring journey full of whimsy and charm. For a touch of world-inspired animation, catch "GoGoRiki," a lively series that's sure to bring smiles. With these new additions, February promises to be a delightful month for all cartoon lovers!

Meanwhile CEE also has a new show: Blobbit Adventures: Blobbit is a amorphous blob of pink slime from a magical forest, She can morph into all kinds of shapes, but her favorite shape is that of a rabbit, She loves hanging out with real rabbits and other creatures. (This was made by CITV and as such aired on that channel here in the UK)

Cartoon Network Too Schedule - February 2009

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Chowder
8:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
9:00am - The Tofus
9:30am - Robotboy
10:00am - Adventure Time
10:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Magi-Nation
12:00pm - GoGoRiki
12:30pm - Storm Hawks
1:00pm - Regular Show
1:30pm - Johnny Test
2:00pm - Ed, Edd n Eddy
2:30pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:00pm - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
3:30pm - Spider Riders
4:00pm - Monster Allergy
4:30pm - Skatoony
5:00pm - Codename: Kids Next Door
5:30pm - Adventure Time
6:00pm - Johnny Test
6:30pm - GoGoRiki
7:00pm - The Spectacular Spider-Man
7:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
8:00pm - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Skunk Fu!
9:30pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
10:00pm - Skatoony
10:30pm - Battle B-Daman
11:00pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - Cramp Twins
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - Cramp Twins
1:00am - Gadget Boy
3:30am - What's With Andy
4:00am - Ned's Newt
4:30am - Cramp Twins
5:00am - The Tofus
5:30am - Robotboy

With both classic and fresh content, CN Too caters to those craving tried-and-true favorites as well as exciting new additions, like "Chowder" and "The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack," ensuring a balanced and entertaining lineup for all ages throughout the day. Enjoy a mix of nostalgia and innovation on CN Too!

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - October 2009

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Adventure Time
8:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
9:00am - Chowder
9:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
10:00am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
10:30am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:00am - Magi-Nation
11:30am - Storm Hawks
12:00pm - The Spectacular Spider-Man
12:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
1:00pm - Regular Show
1:30pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
2:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
2:30pm - Batman: The Brave and the Bold
3:00pm - Monster Buster Club
3:30pm - Ben 10: Alien Force
4:00pm - Robotboy
4:30pm - Skatoony
5:00pm - Adventure Time
5:30pm - World of Quest
6:00pm - Johnny Test
6:30pm - GoGoRiki
7:00pm - Ed, Ed n Eddy
7:30pm - Eon Kid
8:00pm - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Skunk Fu!
9:30pm - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
10:00pm - Battle B-Daman
10:30pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - The Tofus
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
1:00am - Ned's Newt
3:30am - What's With Andy
4:00am - Monster Allergy
4:30am - Robotboy
5:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
5:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)

Forum Thread: Exciting News: CN Too Dedicates Monday Afternoons to Obscure Toons!

User1: Hey everyone, I just found out that CN Too is dedicating Monday afternoons to some of the more obscure toons from the current lineup. It's like a hidden gem showcase! Anyone know which shows are featured?

User2: Oh, that sounds interesting! I think I've heard that "Monster Buster Club" is one of them. It’s a fun series but doesn’t get as much attention as the others.

User3: Yeah, I've noticed "Monster Buster Club" pop up here and there on the schedule. Glad it's getting some love! I wonder what the other toons are?

User4: I think "The Tofus" might be included. It has quirky charm but flies under the radar compared to the bigger CN shows.

User5: Isn’t "Skunk Fu!" another one they’re highlighting? I don’t see it much, but when I do, it’s always a fun watch.

User6: Yup, "Skunk Fu!" is definitely on the list. I also heard about "GoGoRiki" making an appearance in this slot. It’s super colorful and silly!

User7: I've read that "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz" is also part of the lineup. It's a cool way to catch these lesser-known shows. Perfect for a Monday chill out!

User1: I love this idea. It gives us a chance to explore some offbeat gems that we might have missed otherwise. Plus, Monday is usually so dull, and this gives us something to look forward to.

User2: Agreed! It’s a nice break from the usual staples. Who knows, we might just discover our new favorite toon through this!

User3: For sure! I’m planning to make this a Monday afternoon ritual now. It’ll be fun to relax and see what obscure adventures these shows bring.

User4: This is a great way for CN Too to shine a spotlight on shows that deserve more recognition. I hope it means we'll see even more of these hidden gems in the future!

User5: Absolutely! Looking forward to my new Monday afternoon routine. Let's see what other surprises CN Too has in store for us!

Write a follow up where the ad airs

Forum Thread: CN Too's "Obscure Toons Monday" Ad Just Aired!

User1: Did anyone catch the ad for CN Too's new "Obscure Toons Monday" lineup? I just saw it and it looks awesome! They really packed a lot into that short promo.

User2: Yes, I saw it! The ad is super energetic. They did a great job showcasing each show with quick clips that highlight their unique styles. I'm even more excited for Monday afternoons now!

User3: Same here! The animation snippets from "Monster Buster Club" and "The Tofus" looked so fun. It’s cool to see them putting effort into promoting these underrated shows.

User4: I loved how they transitioned between "Skunk Fu!" and "GoGoRiki" with those colorful graphics. It really emphasized the different vibes each show has.

User5: I appreciate that they included "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz" in the lineup. The ad made it look even more intriguing, with those cute digital creatures in all their antics!

User6: Overall, the ad did a fantastic job of building anticipation. The montage of action, comedy, and unique animation got me even more eager for the lineup.

User1: Totally! I think the ad really captured the essence of what makes these shows special. It’s great that CN Too is investing in showcasing these lesser-known toons.

User3: Agreed, and it’s exciting to think that others might discover and enjoy these shows for the first time, thanks to the ad and Monday lineup.

User7: I'm definitely setting a reminder to tune in on Monday. Can't wait to see these shows back-to-back. Props to CN Too for this awesome initiative!

User4: For sure! Let's see if "Obscure Toons Monday" becomes the next big thing on CN Too. Exciting times ahead for fans of hidden gems! Write a forum conversation asking if CN Africa has ditched the Alter Ego era "which had the shapeshifting version of the CN logo"