Note: This is a fictional show I've made.
Title: Squidgy

Produced by: JD Films
Year: 2005
Genre: Children’s Animation / Comedy / Musical
Target Audience: Ages 4-8

Concept Overview:
Squidgy is a whimsical animated series centered on a charming little blob of green slime named Squidgy. Despite her simple amorphous form and lack of distinct features, Squidgy is full of personality, curiosity, and boundless energy. Her playful nature and melodic voice bring warmth and joy to the colorful, fantastical world she inhabits.

The show explores themes of friendship, creativity, and self-discovery, told through lighthearted adventures perfect for preschool and early elementary audiences.

Main Character:
Squidgy

A vibrant, semi-transparent green blob with no distinct face or limbs, but expressive animations that convey her emotions (bounces, stretches, jiggles).
Playful, inquisitive, and endlessly kind.
Communicates in a sing-song, melodic voice, often turning conversations into catchy little tunes or hums.
Capable of subtle shape-shifting (e.g., forming arms or feet to interact with things when needed).
Shows joy and empathy through lively music and dance motions.
Supporting Characters:
Pip – A tiny, energetic hummingbird who is Squidgy’s best friend and frequent sidekick. Pip often helps guide Squidgy on new adventures.
Momo – An elderly wise tortoise who gives Squidgy gentle advice and stories about the magical world around them.
Fizz – A quick-witted bubble who loves playing pranks and making everyone laugh.
Setting:
The show takes place in Gleamwood, a vibrant, magical forest filled with unusual plants, glowing mushrooms, and fantastical creatures. The environment is colorful, soft-edged, and whimsical, contributing to the light and imaginative mood.

Episode Structure:
Each 11-minute episode follows Squidgy as she embarks on a small adventure or learns an important lesson. Episodes often end with Squidgy singing a short, original song summarizing her feelings or the lesson learned.

Sample Episode Synopsis:
Episode 1: "Squidgy's Silly Shape"
Squidgy discovers she can stretch and mold herself into different forms, but when she tries to copy other animals’ shapes, she feels she’s not good enough. With encouragement from Pip and Momo’s gentle wisdom, Squidgy learns that being herself is the best shape of all. The episode closes with Squidgy singing a heartwarming tune about self-acceptance.

Music and Style:
Music plays a central role in Squidgy, with original songs featuring simple, catchy melodies suitable for young children to sing along. Squidgy’s melodic voice is soft, soothing, and instantly recognizable, often using melody to express emotion beyond words.

The animation style is smooth and fluid to accentuate Squidgy’s elastic, slime-like body. Colors are bright and harmonious to appeal to the target audience’s love of vivid visual stimulation.

Themes:
Empathy and Kindness
Friendship and Teamwork
Creativity and Individuality
Play and Exploration
Squidgy reflects JD Films' signature focus on imaginative storytelling and innovative character design, combining minimalist visual forms with rich personality and musical storytelling — a perfect example of their innovative approach to children’s animation in the mid-2000s. Write a forum conversation Dec 21 2024, the UK feed of The Hub/Hub Network seem to like it

Forum Thread Title:
Squidgy is a Gem! Loving The Hub’s UK Feed Picks for 2024

User: GreenBlobFan92
Dec 21, 2024, 09:15 AM
I’m so happy The Hub UK is showing Squidgy again! It’s such a charming and peaceful show — reminds me of some of those classic preschool animations but with a fresh twist. Squidgy’s musical little hums are so catchy, my niece keeps singing them all day. Anyone else’s kid obsessed?

User: MusicalMum87
Dec 21, 2024, 09:42 AM
@GreenBlobFan92 same here! My 5-year-old is loving the songs – they’re simple enough for her to remember but really fun. Plus, the positive messages about being yourself and teamwork are lovely. The animation style is so soft and inviting. Props to JD Films for making something that feels modern yet timeless!

User: BrightEyesDad
Dec 21, 2024, 10:05 AM
Caught Episode 1 again today (Squidgy’s Silly Shape). It’s hilarious and sweet how Squidgy tries to morph into other animals but ends up just being her gooey self. Pip the hummingbird is such a fun sidekick too – the dynamic really works! Glad The Hub UK is spotlighting shows that aren’t just flashy but genuinely thoughtful.

User: FizzIsLife
Dec 21, 2024, 10:23 AM
Can we talk about Fizz the bubble? 😂 Such a cheeky little prankster! My kid laughs out loud every time Fizz pulls a gag. And then Squidgy’s songs at the end are perfect for winding down the episode — very soothing after all the silly antics.

User: UK_TV_Kiddo
Dec 21, 2024, 11:30 AM
I think The Hub Network has done a great job curating gentle, imaginative shows like Squidgy. It’s so refreshing to see preschool animation that isn’t just loud and hyper, but focuses on creativity and self-expression. Plus, those glowing mushrooms in Gleamwood? Gorgeous visuals. Always look forward to new episodes airing here.

User: JDFilmsFan
Dec 21, 2024, 12:10 PM
Proud to see JD Films getting love in the UK! Squidgy was always meant to be a musical journey as much as a fun adventure. It’s wonderful hearing families connect with it. Anyone else notice how the shape-shifting sequences use such smooth fluid animation? Super clever technique that really brings Squidgy’s character to life!

User: CuriousKidWatcher
Dec 21, 2024, 06:45 PM
Just stumbled on Squidgy today after seeing it on The Hub UK’s schedule. So glad I did! The episodes are short and sweet, perfect for my little one’s attention span. Plus the sing-alongs are addictive 😄 Anyone know if there’s a soundtrack or album released somewhere?

User: GreenBlobFan92
Dec 21, 2024, 07:01 PM
@CuriousKidWatcher Not sure about an official soundtrack yet, but JD Films does share some songs on their YouTube channel! Worth checking out if you want to sing along with Squidgy at home.

User: TheHubUKFan
Dec 21, 2024, 08:30 PM
FYI, The Hub Network UK announced they’ll be airing some new Squidgy specials over Christmas! Perfect timing for families looking for soothing, uplifting content. Really glad this show is getting the recognition it deserves.

User: MusicalMum87
Dec 21, 2024, 09:00 PM
Ooh thanks for the heads-up @TheHubUKFan! We’re definitely tuning in. Squidgy’s songs + holiday magic sounds like an ideal combo.

Thread Summary:
The UK audience on The Hub Network forum is overwhelmingly positive about Squidgy, praising its gentle animation style, musical storytelling, and heartwarming lessons suitable for young children. Many parents and carers appreciate the show’s focus on creativity, kindness, and self-acceptance. There’s buzz around upcoming specials, and fans are eager for official song releases to enjoy at home. JD Films’ innovative approach continues to resonate, marking Squidgy as a standout preschool favorite on UK screens in 2024.

Write a reply saying it seems to be aired alongside 5 of the normal Hub shows

User: TVTimeUK
Dec 22, 2024, 08:15 AM
I’ve noticed Squidgy is being aired alongside several of the regular Hub shows in their daytime preschool block—seems like it’s part of a nice little lineup with about five other kid favorites. It’s great they’ve sandwiched it with familiar shows to keep the little ones engaged without too much switching around. Makes for a smooth, comforting viewing experience for the 4-8 crowd!

Write a conversation asking if they still have Maryoku Yummy (the show about a group of creatures called Yummies that care for wishes before they are granted) and the WotWots (can't remember what that show was about) in the same HubBub block as Squidgy

User: CuriousKidWatcher
Dec 22, 2024, 09:05 AM
Hey everyone! I’m loving the Squidgy episodes on The Hub UK right now. Does anyone know if they still have Maryoku Yummy in the same HubBub preschool block? I used to watch that show ages ago—it was about those cute little creatures called Yummies who take care of wishes before they come true, right?

Also, is The WotWots still part of the lineup? I can’t quite remember what that show was about but I vaguely recall it being really fun and a bit… out-of-this-world? If anyone’s got the latest HubBub schedule, would love a rundown!

Thanks!

User: TheHubUKFan
Dec 22, 2024, 09:22 AM
Hey @CuriousKidWatcher! Yes, Maryoku Yummy is still part of the HubBub block—they rotate episodes pretty regularly. Definitely still airing alongside Squidgy and a few others.

As for The WotWots, you’re right about it being a bit out there! It’s about two curious alien siblings exploring Earth and learning about animals and the world around them. It’s still airing but seems to pop up a bit less frequently these days. Still a nice complement to the rest of the preschool shows!

User: GreenBlobFan92
Dec 22, 2024, 09:40 AM
I can confirm Maryoku Yummy and The WotWots are both mixed in with Squidgy during the HubBub block. It’s a great combination of magical, musical, and educational content for younger kids. I love how they balance the whimsical stuff like Squidgy and Maryoku Yummy with the more exploratory adventures in The WotWots!

User: CuriousKidWatcher
Dec 22, 2024, 09:55 AM
Thanks so much, everyone! That’s exactly what I wanted to know. I’m going to set up a little viewing schedule for my niece — sounds like a perfect mix! Glad all these lovely shows are still going strong on The Hub UK.

Write a reply saying there is also lots of good stuff on the regular Hub (not HubBub), such as Transformers Prime and 6 others

User: TVTimeUK
Dec 22, 2024, 10:20 AM
Just to add, while HubBub has all those great preschool shows like Squidgy, Maryoku Yummy, and The WotWots, the regular Hub channel also airs lots of good stuff for older kids and tweens. They’ve got Transformers Prime and a bunch of other popular series like My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, Justice League Unlimited, Strawberry Shortcake, G.I. Joe: Renegades, Monster Allergy, and LEGO Ninjago.

So there’s something for pretty much every age group on The Hub Network right now! If you’ve got older kids, it’s worth checking out their evening and weekend slots too.

Write a forum conversation Jan 25 2025, from Feb 17 the channel changes its name to Cartoon Network Too, the following 10 shows aren't going anywhere though,

Forum Thread Title:
Big Changes Ahead: The Hub UK Becoming Cartoon Network Too – What About Our Favorite Shows?

User: GreenBlobFan92
Jan 25, 2025, 08:10 AM
Just saw the announcement that The Hub UK is rebranding as Cartoon Network Too starting Feb 17! I’m curious — does anyone know if Squidgy and the other preschool shows are staying, or will there be a major shake-up in the lineup?

Would hate to lose these gems!

User: TheHubUKFan
Jan 25, 2025, 08:45 AM
Yeah, saw that too. From what I’ve heard, it’s mostly a name and branding change because Cartoon Network is expanding its presence in the UK. The good news? The following 10 shows currently on The Hub UK are not going anywhere and will continue airing on Cartoon Network Too:

Squidgy
Maryoku Yummy
The WotWots
Transformers Prime
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
Justice League Unlimited
Strawberry Shortcake
G.I. Joe: Renegades
Monster Allergy
LEGO Ninjago
So our favourites are safe, at least for now!

User: MusicalMum87
Jan 25, 2025, 09:05 AM
That’s a relief! I was worried Squidgy might get shelved with the rebrand. It’s great to hear these shows will stick around. Hopefully Cartoon Network Too will keep the preschool HubBub block feeling just as cozy and fun. Fingers crossed the musical shorts stay too!

User: BrightEyesDad
Jan 25, 2025, 09:40 AM
I’m excited about the rebrand honestly. Cartoon Network has a bigger platform in the UK, so maybe the shows like Squidgy and Maryoku Yummy will get even more viewers. Plus, I love that classics like Justice League Unlimited will still be around for the older kids.

User: FizzIsLife
Jan 25, 2025, 10:15 AM
Yesss! More Cartoon Network means potential for new specials or spin-offs too. Squidgy’s musical charm is way too good to lose. Hope they keep the smooth animation style and silly humor intact.

User: TVTimeUK
Jan 25, 2025, 11:00 AM
From what I read on the official press release, the channel switch will also bring some new shows later in 2025, but they’re clear about maintaining fan favorites — especially those 10 titles listed above. The preschool audience might even get some fun crossovers or special events since Cartoon Network is known for that sort of thing.

User: CuriousKidWatcher
Jan 25, 2025, 11:45 AM
Thanks for the info, everyone! I was worried my niece might lose access to Squidgy’s episodes. Glad to know the transition will be smooth. Looking forward to seeing what Cartoon Network Too has in store — hopefully some holiday specials too!

Thread Summary:
The community is buzzing about The Hub UK’s upcoming rebrand to Cartoon Network Too on Feb 17, 2025. While the name is changing, 10 core shows—including Squidgy, Maryoku Yummy, The WotWots, and several favorites for older kids—are confirmed to continue airing without interruption. Fans feel reassured and optimistic that the beloved preschool block and classic animated series will thrive under the new branding.

Write a forum conversation asking if Dan Vs is history

User: CuriousKidWatcher
Jan 25, 2025, 12:30 PM
Hey all, quick question — I used to catch Dan Vs on The Hub UK sometimes and really enjoyed its quirky humor. With the rebrand to Cartoon Network Too, does anyone know if Dan Vs is completely off the schedule now? Haven’t seen it listed with the shows that are staying, so wondering if it’s history for the channel. Thanks!

User: TheHubUKFan
Jan 25, 2025, 12:50 PM
@CuriousKidWatcher Yeah, it looks like Dan Vs isn’t part of the lineup going forward on Cartoon Network Too. The official announcements only mentioned that core group of 10 shows staying, and sadly Dan Vs wasn’t on that list. Probably one of those shows that got phased out during the transition.

User: TVTimeUK
Jan 25, 2025, 01:15 PM
Unfortunately, yeah, Dan Vs seems to have been dropped with the rebrand. It didn’t have the same staying power as some of the bigger franchises. Hopefully it’ll pop up on another channel or streaming service at some point though — it has a good cult following!

User: MusicalMum87
Jan 25, 2025, 01:45 PM
Sad to hear that. Dan Vs was a bit edgier but still fun. I guess they’re tightening the lineup and focusing on shows with broader appeal for Cartoon Network Too. Fingers crossed it finds a new home!

User: BrightEyesDad
Jan 25, 2025, 02:00 PM
Agree with everyone. Dan Vs might be off the channel, but the shift toward keeping preschool shows and established cartoons makes sense. I’ll definitely keep an eye out for reruns or digital availability though — it’s a clever show!

User: CuriousKidWatcher
Jan 25, 2025, 02:30 PM
Thanks for the quick responses, everyone! Bit of a shame but good to know what to expect. I’ll check streaming platforms to see if Dan Vs is still available elsewhere. Hopefully the change gives Cartoon Network Too a fresh vibe with its new lineup!

Write a reply saying he was removed for being "too grumpy", His spot was replaced by Ben 10

User: TheHubUKFan
Jan 25, 2025, 03:00 PM
From what I’ve heard behind the scenes, Dan Vs was actually removed because it was considered "too grumpy" or a bit too edgy for the new direction Cartoon Network Too wants to take, especially as they’re focusing more on lighter, broadly appealing shows. His slot has been replaced by Ben 10, which ties in better with the action-adventure lineup they’re building. Makes sense from a branding perspective, even if it’s a bummer for Dan Vs fans!

Write a reply saying in terms of Hub shows, they have 5 they are prioritising

User: GreenBlobFan92
Jan 25, 2025, 03:30 PM
That makes sense about Dan Vs and the "too grumpy" vibe. Speaking of the Hub shows, I heard that out of all the preschool and Hub originals, Cartoon Network Too is prioritizing about five key shows to really focus on moving forward. Those seem to be Squidgy, Maryoku Yummy, The WotWots, Strawberry Shortcake, and My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. Looks like they want to build a strong foundation with those favorites while gradually refreshing the rest of the lineup. Hopefully that means more specials and maybe even some new episodes!

Write a reply saying 4 normal CN shows have been added,

User: TVTimeUK
Jan 25, 2025, 04:00 PM
Just to add, alongside the Hub shows they’re prioritizing, Cartoon Network Too has also added four regular Cartoon Network shows to the lineup recently. These include Adventure Time, The Amazing World of Gumball, Ben 10 (which replaced Dan Vs), and Steven Universe. It looks like they’re blending a mix of classic Hub content with some of Cartoon Network’s biggest hits to appeal to a wider audience. Should make for an interesting mix!

Write a conversation ahere an ad says "What do you get whrn you take all the best stuff from the Hub, and mix it in with the best stuff from Cartoon Network, You get the ALL NEW bigger and better, Cartoon Network Too, All your Hub favourites in the same place, but with some cool new neighbors, and a shiny new name, You don't even need to change the channel, The Hub is now Cartoon Network Too"

User: CuriousKidWatcher
Jan 26, 2025, 09:10 AM
Hey everyone! I caught this new ad on TV yesterday and thought it was pretty cool. The narrator said:

"What do you get when you take all the best stuff from The Hub, and mix it in with the best stuff from Cartoon Network? You get the ALL NEW bigger and better, Cartoon Network Too! All your Hub favourites in the same place, but with some cool new neighbors, and a shiny new name. You don’t even need to change the channel—The Hub is now Cartoon Network Too!"

Sounds like they’re really trying to reassure fans while hyping up the rebrand. What do you all think about this new mix?

User: GreenBlobFan92
Jan 26, 2025, 09:30 AM
That’s a really clever promo! I like how they emphasize keeping the Hub favourites but make it feel fresh by adding Cartoon Network’s big hits. Hopefully the blend means we get more varied programming without losing the gentle preschool shows like Squidgy.

User: TheHubUKFan
Jan 26, 2025, 09:45 AM
Totally agree! The "cool new neighbors" line cracked me up though. Sounds like Cartoon Network Too is aiming for a friendly neighbourhood vibe for both kids and parents. I’m hopeful it’ll keep that cozy feeling while expanding the lineup nicely.

User: MusicalMum87
Jan 26, 2025, 10:05 AM
It’s great messaging for parents especially — no channel changes, just better stuff all in one place. Makes it easier for little ones too. As long as the music and warmth of shows like Squidgy stay intact, I’m all for it!

User: BrightEyesDad
Jan 26, 2025, 10:25 AM
I love that they’re mixing the best from both worlds. The Hub always had lovely preschool stuff, and Cartoon Network brings a lot of action and comedy for older kids. Could be a really smart move for UK kids’ TV. Looking forward to seeing how it pans out!

Write a reply saying what part if the schedule will retain the Hub logo

User: TheHubUKFan
Jan 26, 2025, 11:00 AM
Good question! I’ve heard that even after the rebrand to Cartoon Network Too, the preschool block during daytime hours—like the HubBub segment—will actually retain The Hub logo for now. So while the overall channel name and branding changes, you’ll still see The Hub branding on-screen during those morning and early afternoon shows like Squidgy, Maryoku Yummy, and The WotWots. It seems they want to keep that familiar identity for younger viewers while the rest of the channel gets the new Cartoon Network Too look and feel.

Write a forum conversation where my 8 year old son is jokingly saying Dan has been arrested for having too many bones to pick

User: BrightEyesDad
Feb 2, 2025, 07:45 PM
Haha, just had a funny moment with my 8-year-old while watching some cartoons. We were talking about Dan Vs getting pulled from Cartoon Network Too’s lineup, and he goes,

"Dad, I think Dan has been arrested for having too many bones to pick!" 😂

Couldn’t stop laughing. Kids come up with the best jokes sometimes! Anyone else’s little ones invent their own theories about why shows disappear?

User: MusicalMum87
Feb 2, 2025, 08:05 PM
Haha, that’s brilliant! Kids have the best imagination. I can just picture Dan getting handcuffed for all those grumpy complaints. Thanks for the laugh, @BrightEyesDad!

User: TheHubUKFan
Feb 2, 2025, 08:20 PM
That’s a good one! I always thought Dan was a bit of a cranky hero, so “too many bones to pick” fits perfectly. Your son’s got a sharp sense of humor!

User: CuriousKidWatcher
Feb 2, 2025, 08:35 PM
Love this! My 7-year-old once said that a show was “sent to timeout” when it got cancelled. Kids make light of stuff in the funniest ways. Dan’s “bones to pick” arrest joke is definitely going into my mental highlight reel.

User: FizzIsLife
Feb 2, 2025, 09:00 PM
Classic! If Dan really did have too many bones to pick, no wonder Cartoon Network Too gave his spot to Ben 10 — less grumpy, more action-packed! Your kid’s joke made my day!

New branding (also used on the main CN)
Promo endcard style: A arrow (usually either red, blue or green) flies onto the screen, overlaid over the clip, The name of the show falls onto it, then a white tag with text with the show's time appears then changes to a black one with the Cartoonnetwork.co.uk web adress, The text turns red and purple and loses it's shape as the arrow goes bigger, The now blobby text morphs into the logo.

Next bumper style: A normally red arrow flies onto a enviroment with the "Next" text appearing, (The enviroments are blue gears, pink flowers (Arrow is blue here), green jungle, blue carnival and yellow beach)

Bumpers:
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: On a pink forest, a black bunny and a white one 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 purple creature proposes to another, accidentally holding TNT 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, and the 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. Write a forum conversation asking what's the name of this era

User: CartoonFanUK
Feb 10, 2025, 09:00 AM
Hey everyone! I’ve been noticing all these new promos and bumpers on Cartoon Network Too lately—the colorful arrows flying in, the playful animations like the jack in the box creatures and the parachuting daredevils forming the logo. They look really fresh and different from what we used to see on The Hub.

Does anyone know if this new style has a specific name or branding era? Like, is it being called something official or is it just “the new Cartoon Network Too look”? Curious to hear if anyone’s tracked this stuff!

User: TheHubUKFan
Feb 10, 2025, 09:25 AM
@CartoonFanUK Yeah, I’ve noticed it too and it definitely feels like a brand new era for Cartoon Network Too since the rebrand from The Hub. I haven’t seen an official name yet, but some people online are calling it the “Arrow Era” or “Arrow Branding” because of the signature colorful arrows in the endcards and bumpers.

It’s pretty clever how they make the arrow transform and morph into the logo—super smooth animation style compared to before.

User: TVTimeUK
Feb 10, 2025, 09:40 AM
I’ve seen a couple of fan sites refer to it as the “Arrow Era” as well, especially because the promos always end with that arrow flying in red, blue, or green. The bumpers also keep the theme going with the arrow color coordinating with the environment (flowers, jungle, carnival etc).

Officially though, I think Cartoon Network UK hasn’t named it publicly yet—probably waiting to build hype. But I’d be surprised if “Arrow Era” wasn’t adopted soon.

User: GreenBlobFan92
Feb 10, 2025, 10:00 AM
Really digging the new style! The bumpers like the magic box and the flying jets at the cliff are so creative. I’m guessing “Arrow Era” makes sense because the arrow is the unifying visual element throughout all promos and bumpers. Also, the way the text morphs and changes color at the endcard is really eye-catching.

Would love to know if JD Films or Cartoon Network artists have shared anything about the design inspiration behind this.

User: CuriousKidWatcher
Feb 10, 2025, 10:20 AM
I heard from a conversation with a UK animation insider that the arrow concept was chosen to symbolize “direction” and “forward movement,” tying into Cartoon Network Too’s fresh start after the rebrand. I think it fits well with their messaging of mixing the best from The Hub with Cartoon Network!

So “Arrow Era” feels pretty spot on to me—it’s about looking ahead but keeping beloved shows grounded.

User: MusicalMum87
Feb 10, 2025, 10:45 AM
I hadn’t put a name on it, but now that you mention it, I’d call it the Arrow Era too. It’s playful and modern but also kind of friendly and warm, which suits the mix of preschool and older kid shows perfectly. Definitely a step up from the old The Hub look!

User: CartoonFanUK
Feb 10, 2025, 11:10 AM
Thanks everyone for the insights! “Arrow Era” is a great way to describe it and helps me talk about this new branding with my son, who loves spotting the arrow colors and logos. Hopefully, we’ll get an official name from Cartoon Network UK soon, but for now, I’ll stick with that. Cheers!

Write a follow up confirming it'd name, In use on both channels from Feb 17,

User: TheHubUKFan
Feb 12, 2025, 02:15 PM
Hey everyone, just wanted to share a quick update — I found an official announcement from Cartoon Network UK confirming the name of the new branding style: it’s officially called the "Arrow Era."

They’re rolling it out across both Cartoon Network and Cartoon Network Too starting from Feb 17, coinciding with The Hub UK’s rebrand to Cartoon Network Too. So this fresh, colorful arrow-themed look will unify both channels moving forward.

Really cool to have an official name now! Looking forward to seeing more creative promos and bumpers with the Arrow Era style.

Write a conversation asking who made this era