Forum Topic: Kids' WB Fall Lineup Announced: Smeshariki and Beyblade Metal Fight!

User1 (CartoonFan2000):
Did you guys see the announcement? Coming to Kids' WB this fall are Smeshariki and Beyblade Metal Fight! I'm so excited! Beyblade's back! What do you all think about this lineup?

User2 (BladerKing):
Beyblade Metal Fight?! YESSS! I've been following the news about it in Japan, and I was hoping they'd bring it here soon. Metal Fight Beyblade looks amazing, especially with the new designs. No more plastic – now it's all about METAL! This is going to be epic. Kids' WB is stepping up their game with this!

User3 (CartoonGirl):
Wait… what’s Smeshariki? I’ve never heard of that. I know Beyblade, but this other one is new to me. Anybody know what it’s about?

User4 (FluffyHedgehog):
Smeshariki is a Russian animated series! I’ve seen a few clips online, and it’s super cute. It’s kind of a comedy-adventure show but with these round, adorable characters. It’s aimed at younger kids, but I think it could be really fun for people who enjoy colorful shows. I’m surprised Kids' WB picked it up, but I’m curious how the English dub will turn out.

User5 (OldSchoolFan):
Hmmm… I feel mixed about this. I miss the original Beyblade series with Tyson and the gang. I don’t know if I’m ready for a brand-new cast in Metal Fight. And I don’t think I’ve ever heard of Smeshariki, so I’ll have to see how that pans out.

User6 (AnimeFanatic92):
It’s wild that Kids' WB is losing stuff like The Batman and Legion of Superheroes, but bringing in anime and foreign cartoons. Beyblade Metal Fight has my attention for sure—I love how kids across the world are crazy about it again. I might give Smeshariki a shot if it’s as adorable as people say.

User7 (SaturdayMorning2000):
Honestly, I’m just glad Kids' WB is still getting fresh content! Renewing other shows like The Spectacular Spider-Man and Chowder already gives me something to look forward to. But seriously, Beyblade was a huge part of my childhood. I can’t wait to see how Metal Fight kicks things up a notch!

User8 (SmesharikiFan22):
OMG, I never thought Smeshariki would get an English version! It’s soooo fun and quirky. If they do the humor justice, I think people will love it. Sure, it’s different from Beyblade, but variety keeps things fresh, right?

User9 (RetroToysFan):
Does this mean more Beyblade toys? If Metal Fight brings new Beys to the shelves, I’m in. They’re probably going to sell out fast. Time to get my launcher ready. :P

User10 (ToonWatcher):
Agreed! Kids' WB is definitely diversifying this fall. I loved Beyblade growing up, so Metal Fight sounds like it’s right up my alley. Not sure about Smeshariki, but maybe it’ll appeal to younger kids in the Saturday morning crowd. Either way, I’m just glad Saturday cartoons aren’t dead yet!

User11 (MorningCartoonsForever):
Anyone else nervous about the dubs? I hope they treat Beyblade Metal Fight with care and don’t mess with the storyline too much. And Smeshariki, huh? Seems like an odd fit for Kids' WB’s usual action lineup, but we’ll see. Fall 2008 feels like it’s going to be a great season!

User12 (FanGuy):
Does anyone know if other existing shows are coming back? I’ve been loving Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh GX. Are they staying on the lineup, or is this all-new stuff replacing everything? I just want Saturday mornings to stay cool.

User1 (CartoonFan2000):
Good question! I read somewhere that a lot of shows are getting renewed, like The Batman and The Spectacular Spider-Man. I think Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh GX are safe too. The schedule’s pretty stacked this fall. Saturday mornings are alive and kicking, for sure!

User6 (AnimeFanatic92):
This makes me nostalgic. I hope Kids' WB can keep Saturday mornings alive as long as possible. Beyblade Metal Fight is going to be a hit, though—I can feel it. Who’s ready for rip-roaring battles again?

Write a follow up where a user has his prediction schedule

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User13 (ToonPredictor87):
Okay, so after looking at the recent announcements and the shows we already know are returning, I think I’ve pieced together what the Kids’ WB fall schedule might look like. Here’s my prediction:

8:00 AM – "The Spectacular Spider-Man"
This show is already confirmed to be returning, and it’s insanely popular. It makes sense to kick off the morning with something action-packed to grab everyone’s attention.

8:30 AM – "Pokemon: Diamond & Pearl"
It’s basically a staple of Kids’ WB at this point. Pokemon has been on Saturday mornings forever, and Diamond & Pearl is still getting good ratings. I don’t see them moving this around too much.

9:00 AM – "Yu-Gi-Oh GX"
Yu-Gi-Oh GX still seems to have a strong fanbase, and the show is probably going to wrap up soon with newer seasons potentially in production. Slotting it here keeps the action running nonstop.

9:30 AM – "Beyblade Metal Fight"
This feels like the perfect time for Beyblade Metal Fight. It’s new, exciting, and will reintroduce the Beyblade franchise to a new generation of fans. I think they’ll put it right after Yu-Gi-Oh GX to keep their anime block alive and well.

10:00 AM – "Smeshariki"
This show is definitely targeted at younger kids, so I predict it gets slotted a little later in the morning, as the lineup transitions to lighter and more comedic shows. Plus, it would give the viewers a breather after the more action-heavy stuff.

10:30 AM – "Chowder"
Chowder has been growing in popularity, so they’ll likely keep it near the end of the lineup where they usually put funny and offbeat shows. Pairing it with Smeshariki might make for a good mix.

11:00 AM – "Tom and Jerry Tales"
They’ve been airing Tom and Jerry Tales in this time slot for a while now, and I think they’ll stick with it. It’s a classic that appeals to all ages and makes a great closer for Saturday mornings.

What do you all think? Does this seem accurate, or am I way off? 😄

User4 (FluffyHedgehog):
Hmm, this actually seems really plausible! I didn’t even think about how they might pair Smeshariki with Chowder, but it makes sense. Both are aimed more at younger audiences, and it would bring a lighter vibe to the lineup.

User3 (CartoonGirl):
I’d bet money Beyblade Metal Fight gets the prime 9:30 AM slot. That’s where Kids’ WB usually puts their big new shows. I mean, Beyblade is a huge franchise—I doubt they’d stick it later in the morning.

User6 (AnimeFanatic92):
Solid prediction, but would Yu-Gi-Oh GX still get a full slot? If I remember correctly, the series might be nearing the end of its English run. Maybe they’d cut it down to half an hour or replace it with a newer arc. I could see that happening.

User8 (SmesharikiFan22):
Lol, I think Smeshariki could go earlier in the lineup. It’s meant for little kids, and sometimes networks slot those shows really early. Like maybe even before Spider-Man, at 7:30 AM or something. But who am I kidding—I’d watch it no matter when they air it. 😅

User10 (ToonWatcher):
I really like this schedule. Starting off with action and then easing into comedy by the end of the morning is a great balance. I just hope they don’t shuffle things around too much once the season starts—it’s annoying when that happens.

User12 (FanGuy):
Where’s The Batman in your schedule? I thought I heard it was renewed. Do you think they’re going to drop it, or could it get squeezed in somewhere? Maybe instead of Tom and Jerry Tales?

User13 (ToonPredictor87):
Ah, good catch! I forgot about The Batman. Maybe they’ll rotate that in during the action block—possibly right before or after Spectacular Spider-Man. If they keep it, my best guess is it takes the 7:30 AM or 11:00 AM slot. They’ll probably shuffle something else around depending on the ratings.

User2 (BladerKing):
I really hope Metal Fight knocks it out of the park ratings-wise and gets moved up the lineup. The original Beyblade used to get some of the best slots back in the day. Nostalgia + new Beys + a good time slot = success.

User11 (MorningCartoonsForever):
Honestly? This schedule makes a lot of sense. Your lineup appeals to everyone—comic book fans, anime fans, younger kids, and people who just want some fun and silly cartoons. If this ends up being close to the real one, I’ll be tuning in every Saturday for sure!

Write a conversation asking if it was confirmed Skunk Fu and Johnny Test were leaving or as this just asusmptions?

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User14 (ToonDetective99):
Hey guys, quick question—does anyone know for sure if Skunk Fu! and Johnny Test are leaving the lineup this fall? I’ve seen people talking about it like it’s confirmed, but I can’t tell if that’s just rumors or official news.

User3 (CartoonGirl):
I’ve been wondering the same thing! Seems like people are just assuming they’re gone because they haven’t been mentioned in the fall announcements. But I haven’t seen an official statement either way. I’ll be sad if Skunk Fu! is gone—I loved that show!

User5 (OldSchoolFan):
I don’t think anything has been confirmed yet. Kids’ WB didn’t list every single show in their announcement, so there’s still a chance both might stay on the lineup. I mean, Johnny Test was pretty popular, even if it’s divisive. I wouldn’t count it out just yet.

User11 (MorningCartoonsForever):
I was wondering the same thing about Skunk Fu! I feel like it’s one of those shows that quietly built a fanbase, but maybe it didn’t pull in enough ratings? If they’re replacing it with all these new shows like Smeshariki and Beyblade Metal Fight, there might not be enough room left.

User2 (BladerKing):
Isn’t it kind of early to assume they’re leaving? Networks usually shuffle the schedule around, but unless there’s an official cancellation, I think people are just jumping the gun. Johnny Test in particular seems too big to just drop suddenly—it’s like Kids' WB’s fallback show at this point!

User7 (SaturdayMorning2000):
I did a little digging and couldn’t find anything solid, either. It might just be that Johnny Test and Skunk Fu! are being left out of fall promo materials because they’re not the big “new” thing. If they’re still performing decently in the ratings, I doubt they’d leave so soon, especially Johnny Test. That show has been around since what, 2005?

User13 (ToonPredictor87):
Here’s my take: Kids’ WB probably wants to focus their fall marketing push on the new stuff like Smeshariki and Metal Fight Beyblade, but that doesn’t necessarily mean older shows like Skunk Fu! and Johnny Test are being axed. They might just shuffle them into less prominent time slots, especially since they’re already halfway through their runs.

User12 (FanGuy):
I’m pretty sure Johnny Test isn’t going anywhere. It’s been a cornerstone of Kids’ WB for years, and even the people who say they hate it still end up watching it. 😅 As for Skunk Fu!, I’m not so sure—I barely ever see ads for it. I wouldn’t be surprised if it quietly disappears.

User15 (KungFuLover):
If Skunk Fu! gets dropped, I’m gonna be SO upset. 😭 I love that show, and it’s one of the few cartoons with a unique art style and fun martial arts themes. It never got the attention it deserved, TBH. I hope we hear something official soon.

User10 (ToonWatcher):
I doubt we’ll get confirmation on this until closer to fall, when the finalized Kids’ WB schedule gets released. It might just be a wait-and-see situation. But I agree—it’d be weird if they totally dropped Johnny Test, even with all the new shows coming in.

User8 (SmesharikiFan22):
I can see Skunk Fu! being dropped, to be honest. It’s a cute show, but it hasn’t had the staying power of something like Johnny Test. If the lineup’s getting tighter, they might have decided to focus on the more popular stuff. :(

User4 (FluffyHedgehog):
Honestly, this happens every year when they announce new shows—people immediately assume the older ones are getting canned. Sometimes they are, but most of the time they just get moved to a less prominent slot. I wouldn’t freak out about Skunk Fu! or Johnny Test yet—they may still have some life left.

User9 (RetroToysFan):
Good point. Kids’ WB has a tendency to recycle their stronger “evergreen” shows and mix them into the lineup with fresh stuff. Johnny Test definitely falls into that category. As for Skunk Fu!, I think it’s kind of 50/50 at this point. I wanna say it sticks around at least for part of the season.

User14 (ToonDetective99):
Thanks for the input, everyone! It sounds like the jury’s still out, but I’m glad to hear people think these shows still have a shot. I guess we’ll just have to wait and see when the full fall schedule gets released. Fingers crossed! 🤞

User11 (MorningCartoonsForever):
Agreed! Let’s not panic just yet. And hey—if Skunk Fu! and Johnny Test stick around, it just makes the lineup even better. Looking forward to seeing how it all shakes out!

Write a reply saying Fu might be gone, after all, they did drop Viewtiful Joe after about a year, same with Monster Allergy

User16 (BingeWatcher42):
Honestly, I think Skunk Fu! might be gone. I mean, consider this: Kids' WB dropped Viewtiful Joe after about a year, and the same thing happened with Monster Allergy. Both of those shows seemed like they had potential, but they didn’t stick around for long, probably because they didn’t pull in enough ratings or appeal to a wide enough audience. Skunk Fu! might be facing the same fate.

It’s like Kids' WB has a history of testing shows for a season or two, and if they don’t hit big, they quietly disappear. No grand announcements or cancellation notices—they just phase them out and fill the time slots with new stuff. I’d like to think Skunk Fu! has more staying power, but based on past trends, I wouldn’t be surprised if it gets replaced.

That’s just my two cents, though. What do you all think? Is Skunk Fu! in the same boat as Viewtiful Joe and Monster Allergy?

User8 (SmesharikiFan22):
Oh wow, I forgot about Viewtiful Joe! You’re right—they didn’t give that show much room to grow. And Monster Allergy had some cool concepts too, but Kids’ WB didn’t even promote it properly, and it just kind of vanished. I hope that’s not the case with Skunk Fu!, but yeah… this is starting to sound familiar. :(

User11 (MorningCartoonsForever):
Great point. It does feel like Kids' WB moves on pretty quickly from shows that don’t perform right out of the gate. I wonder if Skunk Fu! just didn’t grab the ratings they wanted. It’s not fair, though—sometimes a show just needs a bit more time to build an audience. Hopefully, they at least air reruns for fans who still want to watch it.

User3 (CartoonGirl):
That’s such a good comparison. I completely forgot how short-lived Viewtiful Joe and Monster Allergy were! Now I’m starting to think Skunk Fu! really might be on its way out. 🙁 It’s such a unique show, though—it’s frustrating when creative series don’t get more opportunities. Even if it didn’t hit Johnny Test levels of popularity, it still had a solid vibe.

User9 (RetroToysFan):
Yeah, Kids’ WB has done this before, for sure. Viewtiful Joe had a built-in fanbase from the games, and I still barely remember seeing promos for it. And Monster Allergy? I blinked, and that show was gone. It feels like they don’t give these niche shows a fair chance sometimes. I wouldn’t be surprised if Skunk Fu! ends up the same way, but I hope I’m wrong. Skunk deserves better!

User10 (ToonWatcher):
The sad thing is, you’re probably right. They’ve dropped quite a few shows midstream before. Skunk Fu! might just be one of those shows that didn’t fit the bigger Kids’ WB strategy. The network seems to be doubling down on more marketable, action-heavy or newer franchise-friendly stuff (Beyblade, Spider-Man, and so on). Poor Skunk might get the boot just because it’s different.

User13 (ToonPredictor87):
Oof, y’all bring up good points. I almost forgot how short-lived Viewtiful Joe and Monster Allergy were. Skunk Fu! might be in the danger zone if it didn’t hit the ratings mark. That said, Skunk Fu! has a slight advantage in that it’s more kid-friendly and comedic, so maybe they keep it around as filler for younger viewers? But yeah, not looking great if history repeats itself. :(

User12 (FanGuy):
This is actually making me nervous for Skunk Fu! now. Both Viewtiful Joe and Monster Allergy had potential, but Kids’ WB wasn’t patient enough to let them stick. If Skunk Fu! is gone next season, I guess we’ll join the “Another Good Show Gone Too Soon” club, just like those two. It’s a bummer, honestly.

User14 (ToonDetective99):
Ugh, hate to admit it, but you might be right. Kids’ WB does seem to have a habit of dropping shows that don’t instantly take off (Viewtiful Joe deserved way more!). I hope they make an official announcement soon, one way or another. The waiting is torture.

User16 (BingeWatcher42):
Right? I mean, I’m trying to stay hopeful, but Kids’ WB’s track record with niche shows isn’t great. At least we know Beyblade Metal Fight and Smeshariki are confirmed for fall, so there’s some fresh stuff to look forward to. Still, sad days if Skunk Fu! ends up getting the axe. 🥺

Write a follow up asking what's happening with Spider Riders, it didn't air AT ALL last year but was never officially canceled, Come to think of it? What was the scheudle last year?

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User17 (SpiderFan99):
Okay, while we’re talking about what shows might be sticking around or getting axed… does anyone know what’s going on with Spider Riders? Like, it didn’t air at all last year, but I don’t remember seeing any official announcement that it was canceled either. Did Kids’ WB just quietly drop it? Or is there still a chance it could come back?

Also, come to think of it, what even was the schedule last year? I know some things moved around, but I can’t remember how the lineup looked with all the changes. Maybe Spider Riders was just on an extended hiatus or something?

Thoughts?

User3 (CartoonGirl):
Wow, I totally forgot about Spider Riders! That show kind of vanished without a trace. I think it was on for a while in the early morning slot in 2006 or 2007? My guess is that it just got quietly phased out like some of the other shows we’re talking about (Monster Allergy vibes, anyone?). But yeah, it’s strange we never got an official “It’s canceled” statement.

As for last year’s schedule, I kinda remember it, but not all of it. I know Spectacular Spider-Man and Pokemon were all over the place, though!

User12 (FanGuy):
Oh man, Spider Riders—yeah, I was wondering about that, too. It didn’t air even ONCE last year, which was so weird. I thought they might’ve temporarily pulled it like they do sometimes when testing a new lineup, but nope—it was just…gone. I don’t think it was ever officially canceled, though. It’s crazy it just disappeared without anyone mentioning it.

As for last year’s lineup, I think it was something like:

8:00 AM – The Spectacular Spider-Man
8:30 AM – Johnny Test
9:00 AM – Pokemon: Diamond & Pearl
9:30 AM – Yu-Gi-Oh GX
10:00 AM – Skunk Fu!
10:30 AM – Tom and Jerry Tales
11:00 AM – Chaotic
I might be missing something or mixing things up, but I feel like this was pretty close to what aired last fall. No room for Spider Riders anywhere in there, as far as I remember.

User6 (AnimeFanatic92):
Oh wow, Spider Riders! That takes me back. Yeah, it totally feels like they just ghosted that series without giving any explanation. I actually liked it, though it didn’t seem as big a hit as Yu-Gi-Oh or Pokemon. Maybe they just ran through all the episodes they had and decided it wasn’t worth the effort to keep rerunning? Still weird they didn’t make it “official.”

And yeah, I think User12’s schedule for last year sounds about right. I distinctly remember Yu-Gi-Oh GX and Chaotic holding down that mid-morning block. Seems like the action slots were already loaded.

User14 (ToonDetective99):
I’m pretty sure Spider Riders was quietly axed without anyone officially saying it. If it didn’t air at ALL last year, it’s safe to say Kids’ WB moved on. It’s a shame, though—I loved the concept and the theme song was a banger! IIRC, the full series didn’t even finish airing in the U.S., did it?

Honestly, last year’s schedule felt like Kids' WB was doubling down on their bigger, safe properties (Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh, etc.) while squeezing out shows like Skunk Fu! or anything that wasn’t a guaranteed ratings hit. Spider Riders was probably collateral damage.

User8 (SmesharikiFan22):
Yeah, Spider Riders kind of fell through the cracks, didn’t it? I wouldn’t hold out hope for it returning at this point. I loved the show, but it just didn’t have the staying power of something like Yu-Gi-Oh GX. Last year’s schedule makes sense as to why it got left out—other, more popular shows had taken over those action slots. Sad, though. :(

User5 (OldSchoolFan):
I actually feel bad for shows like Spider Riders! It had such a unique vibe—kind of a mix of adventure and sci-fi with some anime flair. But it definitely felt like it was just a little too niche to compete with the big heavyweights like Pokemon. I don’t think Kids’ WB even advertised it that much when it first came out, so the fading interest makes sense. They probably quietly shelved it.

Looking at the schedule, it’s clear they had no room left anyway. They likely prioritized shows with stronger toy sales or bigger franchises instead. Man, I miss when networks gave smaller shows a real shot!

User15 (KungFuLover):
I still can’t believe Spider Riders never got its due respect! It was such a cool show—I loved the whole riding-on-spiders aspect (super unique!). But yeah, if it didn’t air at all last year, it’s most likely dead in the water. Kids’ WB doesn’t seem to look back once they move on from a show.

User12’s schedule for last year looks pretty accurate, though. The mornings were completely packed with major franchises. Even if Spider Riders came back, where would they put it?

User9 (RetroToysFan):
This makes me sad. Spider Riders was so underrated! I honestly think its lack of toy sales and marketing killed it, like others have said. The fact that it didn’t air last year at all speaks volumes—they just quietly shuffled it into the void, like Viewtiful Joe and Monster Allergy before it.

Last year’s Kids’ WB schedule was definitely skewed toward action and blockbusters—there just wasn’t room for smaller shows anymore.

User17 (SpiderFan99):
Y’all are right—it definitely feels like Spider Riders got brushed aside in favor of bigger names. They could’ve at least aired reruns for fans or something. Guess I’ll have to import DVDs or find another way to rewatch it. 😭 Thanks for helping me figure this out, though. Also, wow, last year’s schedule was STACKED. No wonder smaller shows like this got lost in the shuffle.

Write a follow up asking what replaced Allergy in 2007

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User18 (MonsterFanForever):
Okay, now you’ve got me thinking about Monster Allergy. I remember it getting dropped pretty quickly, but does anyone know what replaced it in 2007? I just realized I have no memory of what took its slot. Did they shuffle something else into its time, or did they just straight-up axe it for something newer?

I know Monster Allergy didn’t last long, but I thought it had potential to stick around—it had a cool mix of monsters, fantasy, and humor. Makes me wonder what they thought was a better fit. Anyone remember?

User5 (OldSchoolFan):
Oh man, Monster Allergy—that was a painful one. 😞 From what I remember, Kids’ WB basically cut its time slot and filled it with either more Johnny Test reruns or sneaked in something like Legion of Superheroes. They were really prioritizing shows with a stronger fanbase at that point. I wish Monster Allergy had gotten more time to shine, but it kind of felt like it got lost in the shuffle with all the bigger shows hogging the spotlight.

User6 (AnimeFanatic92):
If I’m remembering right, I think Monster Allergy ended sometime in early 2007, and after it was gone, Chaotic started airing in that space later that year? Either that, or it was more reruns of Yu-Gi-Oh GX since that show was going strong at the time. I don’t remember any official mention of Monster Allergy leaving—it just kind of got quietly dropped without much fanfare (classic Kids’ WB move 😅).

User12 (FanGuy):
I think it depends on what part of 2007 you’re talking about, but I’m pretty sure when Monster Allergy was taken off, Chaotic ended up being its replacement during the fall season. That was around the time Chaotic started airing, and Kids’ WB was really pushing that show with all the trading cards and promotional stuff. They might’ve figured Monster Allergy wasn’t moving merch, so they swapped it for something more marketable.

User9 (RetroToysFan):
Yeah, Chaotic makes the most sense as the show that replaced Monster Allergy. Once the trading card craze got popular again (thanks to stuff like Yu-Gi-Oh), Kids’ WB seemed to pivot hard toward shows with collectible merchandise. Monster Allergy, while cool, didn’t have that same kind of product tie-in, so it probably didn’t fit their strategy anymore. If it wasn’t Chaotic, maybe it was Johnny Test or even an extra slot for Pokemon reruns? Does anyone remember that detail?

User3 (CartoonGirl):
Wait, does anyone remember Legion of Superheroes airing around that time, too? I feel like Kids’ WB might’ve shuffled the action block and slotted Legion or extra The Batman episodes into the void left by Monster Allergy. It could’ve been a combination of different shows filling the gap, tbh—2007 was such a weird transition year for Kids’ WB.

User10 (ToonWatcher):
I’m almost positive it was Chaotic that replaced Monster Allergy by fall 2007. There were already a ton of promos hyping up Chaotic back then, and it just seemed like Kids’ WB was moving from niche fantasy adventures (Monster Allergy) to franchises that could bring in more toy and card sales. It feels bittersweet because Monster Allergy was fun and creative, but at that point, Kids' WB was all about what sold.

User8 (SmesharikiFan22):
Yeah, it sucks, but I think you’re right—it’s very likely Monster Allergy was replaced by Chaotic in 2007. Kids’ WB kept going with the shows that could pull in better ratings or had better marketing potential, and Monster Allergy just wasn’t one of them. I miss that show, though—it deserved more love!

User18 (MonsterFanForever):
Ugh, that makes so much sense but still hurts to hear. Monster Allergy was so unique, but it couldn’t compete with things like Chaotic or even Johnny Test reruns if those shows were pulling better numbers or selling merch. I guess I didn’t realize how fast some shows came and went back then—they just didn’t get a chance to grow. :( Thanks, everyone, for filling in those gaps!

Write a conversation the year before: August 23 2007 "Chaotic moving away from 4Kids TV? What is going on?", A user says starting late September, Chaotic officially joins Kids WB, and probably won't return to 4Kids, as they tried this with GX a few months ago and the ratings SOARED