Note: This is a fictional universe. My Kids WB AU

June 18/25, 2005
07:00AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
07:30AM Jackie Chan Adventures
08:00AM Jackie Chan Adventures
08:30AM Justice League Unlimited
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Static Shock
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM MegaMan: NT Warrior

July 2, 2005
07:00AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
07:30AM Jackie Chan Adventures
08:00AM Teen Titans
08:30AM The Batman
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Static Shock
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM MegaMan: NT Warrior

July 9/16/23/30/August 6, 2005
06:00AM Static Shock
06:30AM Teen Titans
07:00AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
07:30AM Jackie Chan Adventures
08:00AM Teen Titans
08:30AM The Batman
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
12:00PM Pokemon
12:30PM Teen Titans

August 13, 2005
06:00AM Static Shock
06:30AM Teen Titans
07:00AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
08:00AM The Batman
08:30AM The Batman
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
12:00PM Pokemon
12:30PM Teen Titans

August 20, 2005
06:00AM Static Shock
06:30AM Teen Titans
07:00AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
08:00AM The Batman
08:30AM The Batman
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM Pokémon
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
12:00PM Pokemon
12:30PM Teen Titans

August 27/September 3/10, 2005
06:00AM Static Shock
06:30AM Teen Titans
07:00AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
08:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
08:30AM The Batman
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Static Shock
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM Pokémon
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
12:00PM Pokemon
12:30PM Teen Titans

Kids WB schedules 2005-2006

They were transformed into babies, now they are futuristic heroes as Kids' WB! leads off its upcoming season with LOONATICS, featuring descendants of legendary Looney Tunes characters upholding justice and hopefully the networks high ratings. The new fall schedule for the 2005-2006 television season featuring three new series and four returning hits, striving to broaden audience appeal with dual-gender programs was announced today (Feb. 16, 2005) by David Janollari, president, entertainment, The WB and Kids WB!, and Betsy McGowen, svp/gm, Kids' WB!, speaking to advertisers and media during the Kids WB! upfront sales presentation in New York City.

Warner Bros. Animation has reimagined descendants of some of the most beloved animated characters in history Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, the Road Runner, Lola Bunny, Tasmanian Devil and Wile E. Coyote as superheroes several hundred years in the future endowed with individual powers and unique abilities. These new Looney characters band together to create a formidable team and face-off against the evils of Acmetropolis.

LOONATICS (working title) along with two new series, JOHNNY TEST and COCONUT FRED'S FRUIT SALAD ISLAND, join returning powerhouse hits YU-GI-OH! with season five and all-new dueling adventures; the next evolution of the top-rated Pokémon franchise with season eight and 52 original episodes; the Emmy-nominated XIAOLIN SHOWDOWN has 13 action-packed episodes of the third season; and the Caped Crusader uncovers new villains and unmasks a new partner-in-crime Batgirl as Kids WB! brings on THE BATMAN.

COCONUT FRED'S FRUIT SALAD ISLAND features a tiny tropical haven for living, breathing bananas, melons, mangos, lemons and other fruit who have made it their home with a wacky, weird and wild coconut named Fred. A ball of endless energy, filled with a big heart and sweet, sloshy milk, Fred is an eternal optimist who pursues his dreams. As Fred contemplates his next big idea, whatever he thinks about actually happens with a little help from the creative show team at WBA.

JOHNNY TEST chronicles the adventures of a fearless 11-year-old boy, his genetically engineered super dog, Dukey and his 13-year-old super genius scientist twin sisters, Susan and Mary, who use Johnny as their guinea pig for their out-of-this-world scientific experiments. Johnny and his souped-up super mutt are obsessed with pushing the limits speed limits, time limits, physical limits, you name it.

COSMIC WANDERERS follows galactic explorer Ellie, her scientist friend Dr. Wyatt, a blue slime rabbit Fluff and his sister Flo (who is pink), and the ridiculed King Celestial as they explore the galaxy, finding new planets and other stuff

VIEWTIFUL JOE follows Joe, an average guy, who is given superpowers to battle enemies in Movie Land and rescue his girlfriend Silvia.

LAZYTOWN follows Stephanie, our main character, is a new arrival in LazyTown. She quickly befriends the other kids (all puppets), but learns that nobody in LazyTown plays outside or does sports. This is just fine for Robbie Rotten, the town's resident Harmless Villain, who likes nothing more than to spend every day in his lair under LazyTown eating cake, sleeping and generally doing nothing at all.

Enter Sportacus, an incredibly athletic superhero, who encourages all the kids to eat healthily and play outside, disturbing poor Robbie's sleep. So Once an Episode, Robbie comes up with a scheme to make LazyTown lazy again, usually by getting rid of Sportacus or somehow tricking the kids (or sometimes just kidnapping them), which he often does by dressing up in ridiculous outfits. Then Sportacus does a billion backflips and saves them all!

DA BOOM CREW: Four foster kids (Justin, Nate, Jubei and Ricki) 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

JUSTICE LEAGUE UNLIMITED: A continuation of the Justice League animated series finds the original members of the team joined in their battle against crime and evil by dozens of other heroes from the DC comics universe.

In a very short time, Kids WB! has become the most dominant broadcaster in the kids landscape, not just in Saturday morning primetime, but also as the only dedicated broadcaster Mondays through Fridays, said Janollari. Creating a unique destination powered by a distinct, branded environment that kids embrace in a huge way, our goal is to make the Kids WB! viewers of today our primetime program viewers of tomorrow.

Since fall 2000, Kids' WB! has upheld its dominant post as the #1 broadcast network for kids in all key demographics and is in the midst of capturing its 14th consecutive sweep win this month as the #1 Saturday morning broadcast network. Season-to-date for the 2004-2005 season, Kids' WB! continues to be the broadcast leader in each of the eight half-hours the network programs on Saturday mornings and in all the key demographics of kids 2-11, kids 6-11, boys 2-11, boys 6-11 and tweens 9-14.

September 17/24/October 1/8/15/22/29, 2005
06:00AM Pokemon
06:30AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
07:00AM LazyTown
07:30AM The Batman
08:00AM Teen Titans
08:30AM Static Shock
09:00AM Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Da Boom Crew
10:30AM Cosmic Wanderers
11:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
11:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
12:00PM Pokemon
12:30PM Justice League Unlimited

November 5/12/19/26/December 3/10/17/24/31, 2005/January/Febuary/March/April 1/8, 2006
06:00AM Pokemon
06:30AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
07:00AM LazyTown
07:30AM The Batman
08:00AM Teen Titans
08:30AM Static Shock
09:00AM Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Viewtiful Joe
10:30AM Cosmic Wanderers
11:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
11:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
12:00PM Pokemon
12:30PM Justice League Unlimited

April 1/8/15/22/May/June/July 1, 2006
06:00AM Pokemon
06:30AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
07:00AM LazyTown
07:30AM The Batman
08:00AM Teen Titans
08:30AM Spider Riders
09:00AM Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Viewtiful Joe
10:30AM Cosmic Wanderers
11:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
11:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
12:00PM Pokemon
12:30PM Justice League Unlimited

July 8/15/22/29/August 5/12/19/26, 2006
06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Ozzy and Drix
07:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
07:30AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
08:00AM Johnny Test
08:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Loonatics Unleashed
10:00AM Pokemon
10:30AM Spider Riders
11:00AM The Batman
11:30AM Viewtiful Joe
12:00PM Viewtiful Joe
12:30PM Cosmic Wanderers

September 2, 2006
06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Ozzy and Drix
07:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
07:30AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
08:00AM Johnny Test
08:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Loonatics Unleashed
10:00AM Spider Riders
10:30AM Spider Riders
11:00AM The Batman
11:30AM Viewtiful Joe
12:00PM Viewtiful Joe
12:30PM Cosmic Wanderers

September 9/16, 2006

06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Ozzy and Drix
07:00AM Ozzy and Drix
07:30AM Baby Looney Tunes
08:00AM The Batman
08:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:00AM Johnny Test
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Viewtiful Joe
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
11:30AM Spider Riders
12:00PM Viewtiful Joe
12:30PM Viewtiful Joe

Kids WB schedules 2006-2007

The Kids WB! 2006-2007 programming slate kicks off on Sept. 23, 2006, on The CW Network, the new broadcast network launching this month. It features four new, original shows and the return of four established hit series on the Saturday morning schedule.

The block of programming, targeted at kids 6-11, will introduce a new generation of young viewers to some of the most iconic characters in animation history, via three new series from Warner Bros. Animation: LEGION OF SUPER HEROES, based on the DC Comics characters, featuring Superman in an all-new adventure; SHAGGY & SCOOBY-DOO GET A CLUE! and TOM AND JERRY TALES, according to Betsy McGowen, svp/gm, Kids WB!

Kids WB! also presents the U.S. television premiere of MONSTER ALLERGY, a new half-hour show based upon the international bestselling comicbook series of the same name, produced for by Rainbow S.p.A. in Italy.

Kids WB! series returning to the fall schedule include THE BATMAN with Robin the Boy Wonder joining the Caped Crusader in his crimefighting exploits; LOONATICS UNLEASHED and XIAOLIN SHOWDOWN, all produced by WBA, as well as JOHNNY TEST, produced by Cookie Jar Ent.

KRYPTO THE SUPERDOG chronicles the comedic canine adventures of a Metropolis day-saving super dog from the planet Krypton. Krypto jettisons to Earth after orbiting countless years in space as a test-pilot puppy aboard a malfunctioning rocket ship built by Superman's father. The fully-grown Krypto swiftly seeks out companionship on Earth and finds it with Kevin Whitney, a young boy who also longs for friendship. Endowed with an amazing array of superhero powers, ranging from heat vision to super strength to flying, Krypto partners with Kevin to fight threats to the safety and well being of the people and animals of Metropolis. The series is exec produced by Sander Schwartz and produced by Linda Steiner and Paul Dini.

MONSTER ALLERGY features 12-year-old Zick, who, due to his allergies, discovers he has the exceptional ability to see what no other kids his age can: the invisible supernatural monsters that live among us. Teamed up with his next-door neighbor, Elena, and mentored by his talking cat, Timothy, Zick learns to harness his powers to follow in his father's footsteps to become a Monster Tamer. MONSTER ALLERGY is exec produced by Iginio Straffi for Rainbow S.p.A.

The iconic superstars Tom and Jerry star in their first new U.S. television series in more than 13 years, TOM AND JERRY TALES. In this half-hour program from WBA and exec producers Schwartz and toon pioneer Joseph Barbera, Tom and Jerry return to basics, chasing each other in all-new series of hilarious cartoon shorts. With endless rivalry and slapstick gags, this cat-and-mouse comedy team scrambles, slides and creates over-the-top mayhem. Frank Molieri and Tom Minton serve as producers.

Quivering sleuths Shaggy and his lovable Great Dane, Scooby-Doo, are back in a new adventure, SHAGGY & SCOOBY-DOO GET A CLUE! Shaggy inherits a fortune from his Uncle Albert (the brilliant Dr. Albert Shaggleford), moves with Scooby into his newly bequeathed mansion and uncovers the evil Dr. Phineus Phibes plot to steal his uncles invention. Cleverly hidden in the form of Scooby Snacks, the invention in these snacks give Scooby amazing powers that they may use to defeat the devious Dr. Phibes. SHAGGY & SCOOBY-DOO GET A CLUE! is exec produced by Schwartz and Barbera, co-founder of Hanna-Barbera, and produced by Radomski.

JOHNNY TEST is action/comedy chronicles series the adventures of the fearless 11-year-old boy, Johnny, his genetically engineered super dog, Dukey, and his 13-year-old super-genius scientist twin sisters, Susan and Mary, who try to solve the trials and tribulations of adolescent angst with out-of-this-world scientific experiments, using Johnny as their willing guinea pig. In season two, Johnny and Dukey will create their own TV network, make their own extreme ice cream, travel back in time and even build a brand-new dad. JOHNNY TEST is exec produced by Toper Taylor for Cookie Jar Ent.

Kids WB! is proud to present a new series, LEGION OF SUPER HEROES, inspired by the DC Comics legend and developed especially as the anchor series for its programming block by WBA. One thousand years from now, Superman, the legendary Man of Steel, will inspire a group of emerging super heroes from the 31st century to band together to defend the rights of all free worlds and uphold the laws of the newly formed United Planets. LEGION OF SUPER HEROES combines humor with high-stakes, grand-scale super heroics to create the ultimate sci-fi, superhero fantasy for kids of all ages. Each episode of this fast-paced, character-driven action/comedy pits Superman and the Legion against otherworldly threats and adversaries who challenge the team on both super heroic and emotional levels. The series is exec produced by Schwartz, and produced by Linda Steiner and James Tucker for WBA.

THE BATMAN features one of the most complex and intriguing character in comicbook history in action-packed super heroic adventures, melding the renowned character's extraordinary physical prowess and super-sleuthing skills with a new range of experimental Bat-gadgets and an amped-up Batmobile. The series, which premiered in fall 2004, picks up Batman's story in his mid-20s, when he's just finding his way as a protector, defender and Caped Crusader, while balancing his public persona as billionaire bachelor Bruce Wayne.

In the third season, the Dark Knight continues his relentless quest to rid Gotham City of its supervillains, but he's not alone. Robin joins the team, and the fabled dynamic duo is also occasionally joined by Batgirl. Harley Quinn, Black Mask, Killer Moth, the Everywhere Man and a brand-new Clayface join the rogues' gallery of villains, led by the Joker, Penguin and Riddler, who ceaselessly torment Batman and Gotham City. THE BATMAN is based upon the DC Comics characters and is exec produced by Schwartz and Alan Burnett for WBA. Duane Capizzi and Mike Goguen serve as supervising producers, while Steiner and Jeff Matsuda are producers.

In XIAOLIN SHOWDOWN, Omi, a young, gifted monk-in-training from the Xiaolin Temple, must lead his three fellow trainees, hipster Kimiko, flashy, street-smart Brazilian Raimundo and Texas Kung Fu cowboy Clay, around the world to find and protect sacred artifacts that hold the keys to martial arts super powers. XIAOLIN SHOWDOWN is exec produced by Schwartz for WBA with Radomski is supervising producer and Christy Hui is the shows creator/producer.

In LOONATICS UNLEASHED, six descendants of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Wile E. Coyote, the Road Runner, Tasmanian Devil and Lola Bunny each boasting special skills, unique powers and gifted with a firm sense of justice come together 700 years in the future to form a brilliant ensemble of superheroes who protect Acmetropolis from evil villains who have their own uncommon strengths. In the second season, new characters descended from classic Looney Tunes characters like Yosemite Sam, Sylvester the Cat, Tweety Bird and Marvin the Martian make special appearances. LOONATICS UNLEASHED is exec produced by Schwartz and produced by Ron Myrick for WBA.

MP4ORCE: BEYOND REAL tells the story of four teens, Cooder, Kayce, Laylen, and Benny, who transform into video game avatars Thrash, Kickablast, Screemplay, and Reverb to battle Tenebrous, a video game villain from the MP4orce video game that they play in the arcade. Tenebrous has escaped into the real world due to the aid of Damian Darkstone, a player who opposes them as the enemy character Devlan13, and the Game Guardian has recruited them to oppose him.

SPIDER RIDERS: Hunter Steele finds himself transported from the comforts of home and into an epic battle being waged in the Inner World of Arachna.

VIEWTIFUL JOE: Joe, an average guy, is given superpowers to battle enemies in Movie Land and rescue his girlfriend.

September 23/30/October/November 4/11, 2006

06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Ozzy and Drix
07:00AM Krypto the Superdog
07:30AM Baby Looney Tunes
08:00AM Monster Allergy
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
11:30AM Spider Riders
12:00PM MP4ORCE: Beyond Real
12:30PM Viewtiful Joe

November 18/25/December, 2006/January 6/13, 2007
06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Baby Looney Tunes
07:00AM Krypto the Superdog
07:30AM Monster Allergy
08:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
11:30AM MP4ORCE: Beyond Real
12:00PM Xiaolin Showdown
12:30PM Johnny Test

January 20/27, 2007
06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Baby Looney Tunes
07:00AM Krypto the Superdog
07:30AM Krypto the Superdog
08:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Spider Riders
11:30AM Spider Riders
12:00PM MP4ORCE: Beyond Real
12:30PM Spider Riders

February 3/10/17/24/March 3/10/17/24/31, 2007
06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Baby Looney Tunes
07:00AM Krypto the Superdog
07:30AM Krypto the Superdog
08:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM MP4ORCE: Beyond Real
11:30AM Viewtiful Joe
12:00PM Spider Riders
12:30PM Monster Allergy. Write a forum conversation March 15 2007, MP4ORCE is still pretty trash, The first thing I encounter is a techno rap song. A rule of thumb is that any show with a rap song is going to be a corny dated mess by default. Say what you will about Rocket Power and maybe Girlstuff/Boystuff if you saw that review, the intro didn’t resort to using a rap song.

By the way, the intro lasts for a full minute. I don’t single out something like this unless it’s warranted. I would say the song is listenable, but that’s like having a termite dig into your toe while you’re numb, you can’t feel it but you know something is wrong. As for the show: The animation looks fine on a surface level, looking stiff at its worst, but I’m no fan of the overall design. You know of the bean smile style, right? Well how about the borderline anime style? Also Not to mention, the real guy they’re after in this show looks like a borderline knockoff of Kevin from Ben 10, He’s also a dumbass, falling for a cheat code that’s obviously a trap, it being a timed manifestation (or excuse me, download) of the main bad guy.

FYI, this is the first episode I’m going by, they literally think we can fully understand everything right away.

As I continue to follow the main characters, I can’t help but feel that they’ve spent 80% of their lives playing games, why else would one of them make an elevator crack associated with playing video games? So due to them being the best players EVAR, they’re selected to… oh don’t tell me, play within the actual video game world? Never heard that one before. This isn’t anything like Code Lyoko, but this premise had been beaten to death.

At this point, I don’t care about what happens in the rest of the episode. Not even the dialog could save it, it’s so stiff and most of the time they state the blatantly obvious. So yeah, I quit., A user says it's gone from March 31st

Forum Conversation - March 15, 2007

User1:
MP4ORCE is still pretty trash. The first thing I encounter is a techno rap song. A rule of thumb is that any show with a rap song is going to be a corny dated mess by default. Say what you will about Rocket Power and maybe Girlstuff/Boystuff if you saw that review, the intro didn’t resort to using a rap song.

By the way, the intro lasts for a full minute. I don’t single out something like this unless it’s warranted. I would say the song is listenable, but that’s like having a termite dig into your toe while you’re numb — you can’t feel it but you know something is wrong.

As for the show itself: The animation looks fine on a surface level, looking stiff at its worst, but I’m no fan of the overall design. You know of the bean smile style, right? Well, how about the borderline anime style? Also, not to mention, the "real guy" they’re after in this show looks like a borderline knockoff of Kevin from Ben 10. He’s also a dumbass, falling for a cheat code that’s obviously a trap — it being a timed manifestation (or excuse me, download) of the main bad guy.

FYI, this is just the first episode I’m going by, they literally think we can fully understand everything right away.

As I continue to follow the main characters, I can’t help but feel they’ve spent 80% of their lives playing games — why else would one of them make an elevator crack associated with playing video games? So due to them being the best players EVAR, they’re selected to… oh don’t tell me, play within the actual video game world? Never heard that one before.

This isn’t anything like Code Lyoko, but this premise had been beaten to death.

At this point, I don’t care about what happens in the rest of the episode. Not even the dialogue could save it; it’s so stiff and most of the time they state the blatantly obvious. So yeah, I quit.

User2:
Yeah, I noticed that too. The rap intro really threw me off. I endured a couple of episodes hoping it would get better, but the pacing feels off, and the characters don’t have much personality beyond clichés. The animation isn’t as bad as some shows, but it just feels uninspired.

Also, the whole "jump into the game" trope has been done so many times, and every time it just falls flat unless it has a really strong storyline or characters. MP4ORCE doesn’t deliver either.

User3:
Wasn’t MP4ORCE already gone from the schedule by now? I thought the last air date was March 31st or so. If you’re still seeing episodes, that’s surprising. I guess they keep burning off remaining episodes, but I wouldn’t be surprised if the show got quietly canceled.

User1:
Yeah, it’s supposed to be gone after March 31st according to the latest schedule. Honestly, not that surprised. It’s clear Kids WB! didn’t have much faith in it.

User4:
I gave it a chance too, but after the first episode I was done. Between the cheesy intro, awkward voice acting, and overused premise, it just didn’t click for me. I’m sticking with Xiaolin Showdown and Loonatics Unleashed instead.

User2:
Same here. Kids WB! has so many better shows on the lineup. It’s a shame MP4ORCE couldn’t find an audience.

User1:
Agreed. Hoping the new season picks better shows, because MP4ORCE really was a dud.

User3:
Yeah, the network’s probably focusing on stronger properties like Legion of Super Heroes and Loonatics now.

User2:
Fingers crossed. The 2006-2007 season has showed some promise, but MP4ORCE was definitely a low point.

User4:
Well, at least we got some Johnny Test and The Batman to watch while MP4ORCE fades away.

End conversation.

Write a follow up where we know of Fall 2007 ALREADY (and it's months away as well),: Will & Dewitt: A series steeped in self-discovery and personal accomplishment, "Will & Dewitt" proves that sometimes the smallest victories are the greatest. Will is an everyday little kid with an endless thirst for big kid adventure. But he needs direction. Enter Dewitt, his talking frog and personal "life coach." Dewitt's a frog and then some * a green ball of shape-shifting optimism to guide Will toward his destiny of discovering that all things are possible. Where there's Will, Dewitt is the way. "Will & Dewitt" is produced by Cookie Jar Entertainment.

Magi-Nation : "Magi-Nation" follows the adventures of teenager Tony Jones, whose world is forever changed when he is mystically transported into a beautiful world far beyond imagination that was created a millennium ago by a powerful race known as the Magi. Here Tony meets Edyn and Strag, two young Magi heroes in training, who help him discover his vast new magical environment. However, all is not perfect in Tony's new world as the Moonlands of Magi-Nation are threatened by the evil Shadow Magi. It's up to this young trio and their vast collection of Dream Creatures to thwart the evildoers' plans and protect their world.

A multi-platform entertainment brand, kids enter the fantastic world of "Magi-Nation" via the 2D animated television series. From there, fans can experience the continuing action of the three young Magi heroes via the Internet (www.kidswb.com) as they navigate their way through environmental obstacles and confront the constant challenges and creatures that threaten the vitality of the 12 precious Moonlands of Magi-Nation. "Magi-Nation" is produced by Cookie Jar Entertainment and Daewon Media (Korea).

Skunk Fu!: Already scoring big in the UK and Australia, "Skunk Fu!" is the hilarious tale of Skunk, a rambunctious martial arts student under the tutelage of wise old Panda. The goal of Skunk's training is to become the hero The Valley ultimately needs to fend off perennial attacks by evil Dragon, and end a centuries-old battle. Skunk and Panda are joined in their comedic adventures by a gallery of entertaining animal pals * from the combat-ready Rabbit and the skillful Fox to the adroit Turtle and cowardly Tiger. Each does his part to guide Skunk along his hero's journey of enlightenment, usually with amusing results. On the antagonist side of The Valley are Dragon's minions * his lead henchman Baboon and an army of Ninja Monkeys. They stand as equal parts menacing villains and comic foils to Skunk's escapades. "Skunk Fu!" is a co-production between Cartoon Saloon, Telegael and Hoek, Line and Thinker. Audiovisual rights for "Skunk Fu!" are being handled worldwide by Cake Distribution.

Eon Kid: "Eon Kid" brings adventure to the life of Marty, an enterprising 11-year-old who unexpectedly becomes the human extension of the Fist of Eon. Seemingly lost for all time, the Fist endows Marty with amazing fighting powers * but puts him at the heart of a centuries-old struggle between good and evil. Pursued by the dark armies of The General, Marty must undertake a hero's journey of action, adventure, comedy and self-discovery into an eye-popping world of battle-bots, bounty hunters, legendary warriors and humanoid bandits. "Eon Kid" is produced in state-of-the-art, computer-generated television animation by Daiwon C&A Holdings Co., Design Storm Co., BRB International and Manga Entertainment, and distributed by Starz Media.

Skatoony: Skatoony is a Hollywood Squares-inspired animated and live-action hybrid show for kids. In every episode, three young contestants compete against animated characters in four rounds of trivia-based games including “Bang on or Bogus,” “Draw What You Hear and Shout Out When You Know What You’ve Drawn” and “DangerBox” Each week Skatoony’s cartoon host Chudd Chudders and his sidekick The Earl attempt to put together another spectacular show, despite all manner of mad happenings and one greedy studio exec Tony EagleEyes who seems to conspire against them. Skatoony is produced by James Fox for Cartoon Network UK, where it is a very successful show.

Blobbit Adventures: At the heart of the series is Blobbit, an amorphous blob of pink slime with the ability to morph into various shapes. Her favorite form? A cute little rabbit! Living in a magical forest and hanging out with real rabbits and other creatures, Blobbit is sure to delight kids and spark their imaginations. The show's premise opens up endless possibilities for creative storytelling, featuring adventures that not only entertain but also encourage friendship and exploration. One of the standout features of Blobbit Adventures is its vibrant animation style. As shared in the forum discussions, viewers are excited about how colorful and dynamic the visuals are. Aesthetic appeal is crucial in kids' programming, and it seems Blobbit delivers on that front, ensuring that children are not only entertained but also visually stimulated.
Moreover, Blobbit’s character design is bound to resonate with young audiences due to her playful nature and relatable adventures. The character's ability to shapeshift reflects the imaginative world of childhood, reminding kids of the magic they can find in their own environments. Blobbit Adventures is produced by ITV Productions Kids

Chop Socky Chooks: Chuckie Chan, KO Joe and Chick P make up Chop Socky Chooks. The three friends are Kung Fu Chickens who live in Wasabi World and fight the monstrous Doctor Wasabi, who plans to take over the world. The trio works undercover using martial arts, spy gadgets and quick wits to protect Wasabi World from Doctor Wasabi, Bonsai Shrink Rays and Karaoke Zombies. Chop Socky Chooks is produced by Aardman Animation and Decode Entertainment

Coming mid-season:

The Spectacular Spider-Man: Riding the crest of Sony’s blockbuster Spider-Man 3, the new animated series — slated to premiere on Kids’ WB! in early 2008 — picks up the world-renowned web-slinger’s mythology at the beginning of his hero’s journey as a not-so-typical 16-year-old with new-found powers engaging the multi-leveled pressures of teenage life while combating bigger, badder super-villains in the real world.

Greg Weisman (“Gargoyles,” “The Batman”) is supervising producer on “The Spectacular Spider-Man.” Victor Cook (“Hellboy: Blood and Iron”) is producer/supervising director. The series is produced by Culver Entertainment.

World of Quest: World of Quest follows the adventures of spoiled young Prince Nestor, his pumped-up and reluctant protector, Quest, and a rag-tag team of cohorts as they set out to save Nestor’s parents and their kingdom. In their travels, they come across an array of weird and wonderful characters and creatures including a scam-artist griffin, man-eating grass and Chomps, hungry creatures with big teeth. The show is based on the Komikwerks graphic novel series by Jason Kruse and edited by Emmy Award winner Stephen Sustarsic, whose credits include Scooby-Doo, New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and The Flintstones Movie. The series is produced by Cookie Jar Entertainment. In fact, they're even doing a contest where if you make a good GoAnimate video, you get to see sneak peeks from 3 of the new shows, Contest ends April 7 (the day MP4ORCE is apparently gone)

Forum Conversation Follow-Up – March 16, 2007

User1:
Okay, so while we’re still stuck dealing with the lingering MP4ORCE episodes (thankfully counted down to the bitter end on March 31), I just caught wind of some of the new shows Kids WB! has lined up for Fall 2007… and honestly? It looks like they might actually try to up their game.

User2:
Yeah? I’m all ears. After MP4ORCE, my standards are low, but anything is better than more tech-rap intros and cardboard characters.

User1:
Well, Cookie Jar Entertainment is bringing in some interesting stuff. For starters, there’s Will & Dewitt — it sounds like a sweet, character-driven series about a kid named Will who teams up with an instantly funny and shapeshifting talking frog, Dewitt, his personal “life coach.” It’s all about small victories and learning as you grow. Kind of like a gentle, heartfelt series that’s also hopeful for younger viewers.

User3:
That actually sounds pretty nice. A talking frog as a life coach? Definitely more inspired than another “jump-into-a-video-game” concept.

User1:
Exactly! Then there’s Magi-Nation, which leans into fantasy and magic with a teen named Tony pulled into a faraway world where he joins other Magi heroes to fight evil. It’s also building a cross-media experience with online games tied to the show's storyworld — seems like they’re trying to pull fans deeper into the world. Still Cookie Jar alongside Korean co-pro Daewon, so it might be decent quality.

User4:
Sounds like a good fit for the tween crowd that likes action and fantasy. Plus, having an online component might keep kids engaged beyond just TV episodes.

User2:
Anyone heard about Skunk Fu!? I heard it’s a hit in the UK and Australia already. Martial arts, animals, cheeky comedy — that sounds like a neat mix.

User1:
Yeah, Skunk Fu! is coming over here too, a co-production involving Cartoon Saloon. It’s about a young skunk’s journey learning kung fu and fighting the evil Dragon and his minions. It sounds like it has the right blend of humor and action, plus an ensemble of animal characters. It might fill that niche for younger kids who want some kick-butt fun with a light-hearted tone.

User3:
And isn’t Eon Kid coming back as well? I remember the premise — an 11-year-old Marty with a powerful Fist of Eon fighting a centuries-old war with giant robots and bounty hunters. The CGI aspect definitely makes it stand out.

User1:
Yep, exactly. The mix of sci-fi, action, and some comedy is an interesting combo with a fresh look thanks to CGI animation. It could be like a polished, action-packed offering for older kids.

User4:
There’s also this weird one called Skatoony — trivia games with kids competing against animated characters. Sounds like a clever mix of live-action and animation that could be pretty fun and interactive.

User2:
I gotta say, the best surprise to me is this thing called Blobbit Adventures — a friendly pink slime blob that can shapeshift into a rabbit! It’s all about friendship and exploring a magical forest — the animation is super bright and colorful from what I’ve seen. Seems like a perfect show for the younger side.

User3:
Then there’s Chop Socky Chooks — kung fu chickens fighting a mad evil scientist. I think it’s from the Aardman folks, so it might have some fun craft-style charm mixed with action.

User1:
Now the really cool part: Mid-season in early 2008, Kids WB! is launching The Spectacular Spider-Man — produced by Greg Weisman (the genius behind Gargoyles and The Batman). It’s supposed to be a fresh take on Peter Parker’s early days as a superhero balancing teenage life. If it lives up to Weisman’s pedigree, it’ll probably be a big hit.

User2:
That one I’m really looking forward to. Better than watching MP4ORCE flail around.

User4:
Don’t forget World of Quest — fantasy adventure with a spoiled prince and a reluctant hero. The fact that it’s based on a comic that was edited by Scooby-Doo’s Emmy-winner Stephen Sustarsic is promising for storytelling.

User1:
Oh, and here’s the kicker — Kids WB! (or probably The CW by then) is running a contest for fans to make GoAnimate videos, and winners get sneak peeks from three of these upcoming shows, with a submission deadline of April 7 — just days after the MP4ORCE final episode airs. So if you’re interested, here’s a chance to get an early look at the future of the block.

User3:
Looks like they’re trying to rebuild the hype and bring in fresh and diverse offerings. Lots of different genres and tones here, which is good. The stagnation of shows like MP4ORCE hopefully won’t happen again.

User2:
For once, I’m cautiously optimistic. The new lineup looks like it’s got some genuine potential instead of rehashing tired tropes.

User4:
Same here. Can’t wait to see how these new shows do in the fall. Here’s hoping the network gives them a chance to breathe and build an audience.

Summary of notable upcoming shows for Fall 2007 on Kids WB!:

Will & Dewitt (Cookie Jar) — kid & talking frog life-coach journey
Magi-Nation (Cookie Jar/Daewon) — fantasy magic adventure, cross-platform
Skunk Fu! (Cartoon Saloon) — martial arts animals comedy
Eon Kid — CGI robot action
Skatoony — trivia show with live-action and animation
Blobbit Adventures (ITV) — shapeshifting pink slime, magical forest fun
Chop Socky Chooks (Aardman/Decode) — kung fu chickens vs. evil scientist
Midseason The Spectacular Spider-Man (Greg Weisman) — teenage web-slinger
World of Quest (Cookie Jar) — fantasy adventure series
Anyone else got thoughts on these new shows or planning to enter the GoAnimate contest?

Write a conversation saying a underrated show from 2005-2006 replaces MP4ORCE beginning April 7 (it's ladt airing is the week before)

Forum Conversation – March 30, 2007

User1:
So it looks like MP4ORCE is officially done after this week — last airing scheduled for March 31. I was curious what’s taking its place starting April 7, and I just heard that Viewtiful Joe is sliding into that timeslot. Honestly, I’m pretty happy about that. That show has been seriously underrated since it first aired.

User2:
Viewtiful Joe? Man, I remember that show. It never got the spotlight it deserved. Cool mix of action, comedy, and stylized animation tied to the video game vibe, but way better than MP4ORCE’s cheesy premise and awkward writing.

User3:
I never got why Viewtiful Joe didn’t get pushed harder. It’s got that unique comic book style and lots of character. Plus, Joe’s powers and the villain designs were really creative compared to most shows on Kids WB! back then.

User4:
Yeah, and it had a good balance of humor and action that appealed to a broad age range. Not just kids, but older fans too. I guess it flew under the radar because it wasn’t tied to a huge franchise like Pokémon or Yu-Gi-Oh!, so the marketing was limited.

User1:
Right — it’s also a fact that Viewtiful Joe’s episodes were more consistently entertaining than MP4ORCE. I’m glad Kids WB! decided to give it a better time slot now that MP4ORCE is out. Hopefully it can snag a bigger audience with this chance.

User2:
Let’s be real — the fanbase for Viewtiful Joe has always been small but passionate. I’d love to see more people discover it. It might not blow up overnight, but it’s a quality show worth watching.

User3:
Does anyone know if Viewtiful Joe is going to get multiple episodes every week or just one? Because the way Kids WB! splintered MP4ORCE episodes sometimes made it hard to follow.

User1:
From what I hear, they’re just replacing the MP4ORCE half-hour block directly with Viewtiful Joe at the same time, so it should be one episode per week, at least initially. But I guess if ratings improve, they might bump up the frequency.

User4:
In any case, it’s a nice improvement. Between Viewtiful Joe getting this spotlight and the anticipation for all those new shows coming this fall, looks like Kids WB! is finally turning a corner.

User2:
Agreed. Bye-bye MP4ORCE, and hello to something actually worth watching at that slot.

User3:
I might have to start tuning in again once Viewtiful Joe hits the slot on April 7. Thanks for the heads-up!

User1:
No problem! Here’s hoping it sticks around longer and doesn’t get lost in the shuffle again.

Summary:

MP4ORCE final episode airs on March 31, 2007
Viewtiful Joe replaces it starting April 7, 2007
Fans happy about the swap due to Viewtiful Joe’s quality and unique style
Hope for higher viewership and better treatment of show with new timeslot
Write a follow up saying wait, Joe already airs at 11:30am, so what's really coming back

Forum Conversation Follow-Up – April 2, 2007

User1:
Wait a minute… I just double-checked the schedule, and Viewtiful Joe is already airing at 11:30 AM most Saturdays. So if MP4ORCE is gone and Viewtiful Joe isn’t new to the lineup or time slot, then what’s actually replacing MP4ORCE starting April 7?

User2:
Good catch! Yeah, Viewtiful Joe has been holding down the late-morning spot for a while now. It wouldn’t make sense to just "replace" MP4ORCE with a show already on the block.

User3:
Huh. Maybe it’s something else then? Could Kids WB! be bringing back a rerun-heavy show or one of the underrated ones that’s not getting enough airtime?

User4:
I heard rumors it might actually be Xiaolin Showdown making a bit of a comeback into that timeslot. It’s got a loyal fanbase and fits the action block vibe much better. Plus, some of its episodes have been sparingly aired lately.

User1:
Yeah, that would make more sense — Xiaolin Showdown is solid and can draw viewers. Plus, it has more episodes in the archives to burn through, which helps fill the schedule without launching something untested.

User2:
If that’s true, I’m okay with it. I always liked Xiaolin Showdown more than MP4ORCE anyway. Better fight scenes and interesting characters.

User3:
Does anyone have official confirmation? I haven’t seen a press release or updated schedule from Kids WB! yet. Could be a last-minute switch or just a rerun shuffle.

User4:
No official word that I’ve seen yet, but the TV guides I checked for early April now list Xiaolin Showdown at 9:30 and 11:30 AM around those days, so there’s a chance they’ll be shuffling some episodes to cover MP4ORCE’s vacated slot.

User1:
For now, we’ll have to wait and see when the April 7 schedule drops officially, but unless they surprise us with something new, Xiaolin Showdown feel like the safest bet to replace MP4ORCE in the lineup.

User2:
Agreed. At least it’s something worthwhile. I’m glad MP4ORCE’s done — maybe this shuffle will reinvigorate the morning block a bit.

User3:
Here’s hoping! Time to dust off the Dragon and Xiaolin masters.

Summary:

Viewtiful Joe already airs at 11:30 AM, so it’s not the new MP4ORCE replacement
Rumored replacement might be Xiaolin Showdown returning to an earlier timeslot or expanding presence
Official confirmation pending as schedules update for April 7
Fans optimistic about getting stronger, more consistent programming in place
06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Krypto the Superdog
07:00AM Krypto the Superdog
07:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
08:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Cosmic Wanderers
11:30AM Viewtiful Joe
12:00PM Spider Riders
12:30PM Monster Allergy, April 7 schedule, Also the contest is ending, and here are the 3 sneak peeks you could win (plus a tour of the Kids WB offices)

Forum Post – April 3, 2007

User1:
Alright, the official Kids WB! schedule for April 7 just dropped and here’s how the Saturday lineup looks:

06:00 AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30 AM Krypto the Superdog
07:00 AM Krypto the Superdog
07:30 AM Xiaolin Showdown
08:00 AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30 AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00 AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30 AM Johnny Test
10:00 AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30 AM The Batman
11:00 AM Cosmic Wanderers
11:30 AM Viewtiful Joe
12:00 PM Spider Riders
12:30 PM Monster Allergy

So yep, MP4ORCE is officially gone from the schedule (no replacement block), and Viewtiful Joe keeps its 11:30 AM timeslot as expected.

User2:
Thanks for posting this! So it looks like instead of a direct replacement for MP4ORCE, Kids WB! is just reshuffling their existing shows. Kind of makes sense — better to pump up the shows that work instead of forcing something new in a poor slot.

User3:
Also, quick heads-up — the GoAnimate contest ends April 7 as well! For anyone following it, you could win sneak peeks from three of the new fall 2007 shows, plus an exclusive tour of the Kids WB! offices.

User1:
Right! The sneak peek prizes are:

Will & Dewitt — that heartfelt series about a kid and his talking frog life coach
Magi-Nation — fantasy adventure with tons of magic and cool creatures
Skunk Fu! — martial arts animal comedy that’s already popular abroad
Plus the grand prize winner gets a behind-the-scenes tour that sounds amazing.

User2:
That’s a pretty cool opportunity — anyone here planning to enter? I’d love to catch a first look at those shows, especially Magi-Nation and Skunk Fu!.

User4:
Count me in! It’s awesome to see Kids WB! ramping up with fresh content, and hopefully these shows bring the block back to its Saturday morning glory.

User3:
Hopefully more folks see this and enter before April 7. Fingers crossed the 2007 season is a hit!

Summary:

April 7 Kids WB! schedule has no immediate MP4ORCE replacement; block filled by existing shows
Viewtiful Joe stays at 11:30 AM
Kids WB! GoAnimate contest ends April 7 — prizes include sneak peeks of Will & Dewitt, Magi-Nation, and Skunk Fu!, plus a Kids WB! office tour
Fans excited and encouraged to participate!
April 7/14/21/28/May 5/12/19/26, 2007
06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Krypto the Superdog
07:00AM Krypto the Superdog
07:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
08:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Cosmic Wanderers
11:30AM Viewtiful Joe
12:00PM Spider Riders
12:30PM Monster Allergy

June 2/9/16/23/30/July/August/September 1/8, 2007
06:00AM Krypto the Superdog
06:30AM Krypto the Superdog
07:00AM Cosmic Wanderers
07:30AM Viewtiful Joe
08:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
11:30AM Ben 10
12:00PM Spider Riders
12:30PM Monster Allergy

September 15, 2007
06:00AM Krypto the Superdog
06:30AM Krypto the Superdog
07:00AM Cosmic Wanderers
07:30AM Monster Allergy
08:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM Legion of Super Heroes
11:00AM The Batman
11:30AM The Batman
12:00PM Ben 10
12:30PM Ben 10

Fall 2007: New Shows coming September 22
Will & Dewitt: A series steeped in self-discovery and personal accomplishment, "Will & Dewitt" proves that sometimes the smallest victories are the greatest. Will is an everyday little kid with an endless thirst for big kid adventure. But he needs direction. Enter Dewitt, his talking frog and personal "life coach." Dewitt's a frog and then some * a green ball of shape-shifting optimism to guide Will toward his destiny of discovering that all things are possible. Where there's Will, Dewitt is the way. "Will & Dewitt" is produced by Cookie Jar Entertainment.

Magi-Nation : "Magi-Nation" follows the adventures of teenager Tony Jones, whose world is forever changed when he is mystically transported into a beautiful world far beyond imagination that was created a millennium ago by a powerful race known as the Magi. Here Tony meets Edyn and Strag, two young Magi heroes in training, who help him discover his vast new magical environment. However, all is not perfect in Tony's new world as the Moonlands of Magi-Nation are threatened by the evil Shadow Magi. It's up to this young trio and their vast collection of Dream Creatures to thwart the evildoers' plans and protect their world.

A multi-platform entertainment brand, kids enter the fantastic world of "Magi-Nation" via the 2D animated television series. From there, fans can experience the continuing action of the three young Magi heroes via the Internet (www.kidswb.com) as they navigate their way through environmental obstacles and confront the constant challenges and creatures that threaten the vitality of the 12 precious Moonlands of Magi-Nation. "Magi-Nation" is produced by Cookie Jar Entertainment and Daewon Media (Korea).

Skunk Fu!: Already scoring big in the UK and Australia, "Skunk Fu!" is the hilarious tale of Skunk, a rambunctious martial arts student under the tutelage of wise old Panda. The goal of Skunk's training is to become the hero The Valley ultimately needs to fend off perennial attacks by evil Dragon, and end a centuries-old battle. Skunk and Panda are joined in their comedic adventures by a gallery of entertaining animal pals * from the combat-ready Rabbit and the skillful Fox to the adroit Turtle and cowardly Tiger. Each does his part to guide Skunk along his hero's journey of enlightenment, usually with amusing results. On the antagonist side of The Valley are Dragon's minions * his lead henchman Baboon and an army of Ninja Monkeys. They stand as equal parts menacing villains and comic foils to Skunk's escapades. "Skunk Fu!" is a co-production between Cartoon Saloon, Telegael and Hoek, Line and Thinker. Audiovisual rights for "Skunk Fu!" are being handled worldwide by Cake Distribution.

Eon Kid: "Eon Kid" brings adventure to the life of Marty, an enterprising 11-year-old who unexpectedly becomes the human extension of the Fist of Eon. Seemingly lost for all time, the Fist endows Marty with amazing fighting powers * but puts him at the heart of a centuries-old struggle between good and evil. Pursued by the dark armies of The General, Marty must undertake a hero's journey of action, adventure, comedy and self-discovery into an eye-popping world of battle-bots, bounty hunters, legendary warriors and humanoid bandits. "Eon Kid" is produced in state-of-the-art, computer-generated television animation by Daiwon C&A Holdings Co., Design Storm Co., BRB International and Manga Entertainment, and distributed by Starz Media.

Skatoony: Skatoony is a Hollywood Squares-inspired animated and live-action hybrid show for kids. In every episode, three young contestants compete against animated characters in four rounds of trivia-based games including “Bang on or Bogus,” “Draw What You Hear and Shout Out When You Know What You’ve Drawn” and “DangerBox” Each week Skatoony’s cartoon host Chudd Chudders and his sidekick The Earl attempt to put together another spectacular show, despite all manner of mad happenings and one greedy studio exec Tony EagleEyes who seems to conspire against them. Skatoony is produced by James Fox for Cartoon Network UK, where it is a very successful show.

Blobbit Adventures: At the heart of the series is Blobbit, an amorphous blob of pink slime with the ability to morph into various shapes. Her favorite form? A cute little rabbit! Living in a magical forest and hanging out with real rabbits and other creatures, Blobbit is sure to delight kids and spark their imaginations. The show's premise opens up endless possibilities for creative storytelling, featuring adventures that not only entertain but also encourage friendship and exploration. One of the standout features of Blobbit Adventures is its vibrant animation style. As shared in the forum discussions, viewers are excited about how colorful and dynamic the visuals are. Aesthetic appeal is crucial in kids' programming, and it seems Blobbit delivers on that front, ensuring that children are not only entertained but also visually stimulated.
Moreover, Blobbit’s character design is bound to resonate with young audiences due to her playful nature and relatable adventures. The character's ability to shapeshift reflects the imaginative world of childhood, reminding kids of the magic they can find in their own environments. Blobbit Adventures is produced by ITV Productions Kids

Chop Socky Chooks: Chuckie Chan, KO Joe and Chick P make up Chop Socky Chooks. The three friends are Kung Fu Chickens who live in Wasabi World and fight the monstrous Doctor Wasabi, who plans to take over the world. The trio works undercover using martial arts, spy gadgets and quick wits to protect Wasabi World from Doctor Wasabi, Bonsai Shrink Rays and Karaoke Zombies. Chop Socky Chooks is produced by Aardman Animation and Decode Entertainment

Coming mid-season:

The Spectacular Spider-Man: Riding the crest of Sony’s blockbuster Spider-Man 3, the new animated series — slated to premiere on Kids’ WB! in early 2008 — picks up the world-renowned web-slinger’s mythology at the beginning of his hero’s journey as a not-so-typical 16-year-old with new-found powers engaging the multi-leveled pressures of teenage life while combating bigger, badder super-villains in the real world.

Greg Weisman (“Gargoyles,” “The Batman”) is supervising producer on “The Spectacular Spider-Man.” Victor Cook (“Hellboy: Blood and Iron”) is producer/supervising director. The series is produced by Culver Entertainment.

World of Quest: World of Quest follows the adventures of spoiled young Prince Nestor, his pumped-up and reluctant protector, Quest, and a rag-tag team of cohorts as they set out to save Nestor’s parents and their kingdom. In their travels, they come across an array of weird and wonderful characters and creatures including a scam-artist griffin, man-eating grass and Chomps, hungry creatures with big teeth. The show is based on the Komikwerks graphic novel series by Jason Kruse and edited by Emmy Award winner Stephen Sustarsic, whose credits include Scooby-Doo, New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and The Flintstones Movie. The series is produced by Cookie Jar Entertainment

September 22/29/October/November 3/10/17/24, 2007
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Tom and Jerry Tales
07:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
08:00AM Skatoony
08:30AM Blobbit Adventures
09:00AM Skunk Fu!
09:30AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
10:00AM Eon Kid
10:30AM Johnny Test
11:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
11:30AM The Batman
12:00PM Horrid Henry
12:30PM Chop Socky Chooks

December 1/8/15/22/29, 2007
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Tom and Jerry Tales
07:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
08:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
08:30AM Skatoony
09:00AM Skunk Fu!
09:30AM Blobbit Adventures
10:00AM Eon Kid
10:30AM Johnny Test
11:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
11:30AM The Batman
12:00PM Horrid Henry
12:30PM Chop Socky Chooks

January 5/12/19, 2008
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Tom and Jerry Tales
07:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
08:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
08:30AM Skatoony
09:00AM Skunk Fu!
09:30AM Blobbit Adventures
10:00AM Johnny Test
10:30AM Eon Kid
11:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
11:30AM The Batman
12:00PM Horrid Henry
12:30PM Chop Socky Chooks

January 26/February/March 1, 2008
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Tom and Jerry Tales
07:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
08:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
08:30AM Blobbit Adventures
09:00AM Skunk Fu!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Skatoony
10:30AM Horrid Henry
11:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
11:30AM The Batman
12:00PM Johnny Test
12:30PM Eon Kid

March 8, 2008
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Skunk Fu!
07:30AM Blobbit Adventures
08:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Skatoony
09:30AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:00AM The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30AM The Spectacular Spider-Man
11:00AM The Batman
11:30AM The Batman
12:00PM The Spectacular Spider-Man
12:30PM The Batman

March 15/22, 2008
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Monster Allergy
07:30AM Spider Riders
08:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Skunk Fu!
09:30AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:00AM The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30AM World of Quest
11:00AM Johnny Test
11:30AM Eon Kid
12:00PM Horrid Henry
12:30PM Johnny Test

March 29/April 5, 2008
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Monster Allergy
07:30AM Spider Riders
08:00AM Skunk Fu!
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Blobbit Adventures
09:30AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:00AM The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30AM World of Quest
11:00AM Johnny Test
11:30AM Eon Kid
12:00PM Johnny Test
12:30PM Horrid Henry

April 12/19/26/May 3/10/17, 2008
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Monster Allergy
07:30AM Spider Riders
08:00AM Skunk Fu!
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Blobbit Adventures
09:30AM Skatoony
10:00AM The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30AM World of Quest
11:00AM Johnny Test
11:30AM Eon Kid
12:00PM Horrid Henry
12:30PM Tom and Jerry Tales

On May 24 2008, Kids WB becomes the CW4Kids. Write a forum conversation saying Kids' WB dies on May 17, and lists the May 24 CW4Kids schedule, oddly exactly the same as the April 12-May 17 schedule

Forum Conversation – May 18, 2008

User1:
Well, looks like the era of Kids’ WB is officially over. May 17, 2008 was the last day of Kids’ WB as a programming block. Starting next week on May 24, it’s all CW4Kids now. Kinda surreal thinking about it — after 8 years of Kids’ WB on The WB/CW, the block just quietly ended. No big farewell special or anything.

User2:
Yeah, definitely the end of an era. Kids’ WB gave us so many great shows over the years — Xiaolin Showdown, Loonatics Unleashed, The Batman, Johnny Test — it’s weird to see it just... stop. CW4Kids taking over is a big change, but I’m curious to see how different (or not) it really is.

User3:
Speaking of that, I pulled the schedule for CW4Kids starting May 24, and it’s weird: the lineup is exactly the same as the last few weeks of Kids’ WB. Here’s the CW4Kids Saturday morning schedule on May 24:

06:00 AM Will & Dewitt
06:30 AM Magi-Nation
07:00 AM Monster Allergy
07:30 AM Spider Riders
08:00 AM Skunk Fu!
08:30 AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00 AM Blobbit Adventures
09:30 AM Skatoony
10:00 AM The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30 AM World of Quest
11:00 AM Johnny Test
11:30 AM Eon Kid
12:00 PM Horrid Henry
12:30 PM Tom and Jerry Tales

It’s literally the same line-up as the April 12–May 17 schedule. No immediate changes.

User4:
That makes sense in a way — they probably just kept the schedule intact for continuity, so kids wouldn’t be thrown off right away. Still, the rebranding from Kids’ WB to CW4Kids feels kind of like the end of the WB’s signature Saturday morning block.

User1:
Yeah, it’s also interesting that a lot of the newer shows like Horrid Henry, World of Quest, and Skatoony are carrying over to CW4Kids. Hope CW4Kids manages to build on that and establish their own identity.

User2:
I guess for right now it’s business as usual, but I wonder when we’ll start seeing real changes — either in the schedule or the style of programming. Fingers crossed the block doesn’t lose too much of what made Kids’ WB special.

User3:
Agreed. Though it might just be a matter of time before shows cycle out and new ones come in. Could be an opportunity for CW4Kids to feature some different kinds of shows or even originals.

User4:
Well, for those of us who grew up on Kids’ WB, this feels nostalgic and a little bittersweet. But at least the shows we like are still airing for now.

User1:
Definitely. So while Kids’ WB may have died on May 17, the spirit lives on — at least on the CW for now.

Summary:

Kids’ WB ended Saturday, May 17, 2008 — no formal signoff, just a quiet finale
CW4Kids debuts Saturday, May 24, 2008, with an identical lineup as Kids’ WB had for April 12–May 17
Shows continuing include Will & Dewitt, Magi-Nation, Monster Allergy, Skunk Fu!, Tom and Jerry Tales, The Spectacular Spider-Man, Johnny Test, Horrid Henry, Eon Kid, and others
Fans hope for CW4Kids to build on this foundation while looking to the future
Write a conversation on May 22 saying he hears 4Kids are bringing their 2 biggest shows to the block sometime soon

Forum Conversation – May 22, 2008

User1:
Hey everyone, I’ve been hearing some buzz that 4Kids Entertainment is planning to bring their two biggest franchises to the CW4Kids block sometime soon. No official dates or timeslots yet, but apparently it’s going to be pretty soon — maybe as early as this summer or early fall.

User2:
Whoa, that’s huge if true! 4Kids biggest shows gotta be Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh!, right? They were staples of Kids’ WB and before that Fox Kids for years. If they’re coming back to CW4Kids, that would definitely shake things up.

User3:
Yeah, I wouldn’t count out Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! after all these years — they still have massive fandoms. Plus, those shows have new seasons or spinoffs coming out too, like Pokémon’s latest and some Yu-Gi-Oh! continuation. It makes sense 4Kids would want to anchor the block with these tentpoles.

User4:
I remember CW4Kids had been mostly relying on shows like The Spectacular Spider-Man and Horrid Henry, which are cool but don’t have the same pull. Bringing back Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! would be a smart move to boost ratings and viewers.

User1:
Agreed. Supposedly 4Kids is negotiating the broadcast rights to package newer episodes alongside some classic ones, possibly even offering marathons or special events. Sounds like they want a combined presence, maybe leading into fall.

User2:
That would be great for longtime fans and new viewers alike. I hope they find a good timeslot that makes sense rather than burying them late mornings or early afternoons like before.

User3:
Also curious if they’ll air in separate blocks or back-to-back. Those shows are quite different in tone and style, but huge enough to anchor their own slots.

User4:
I wonder if this means other shows might get bumped out or rescheduled to make room for these big names? The CW4Kids schedule’s been pretty consistent lately.

User1:
That’s a good question. I expect some reshuffling once the announcements come out officially. But honestly, I think kids will be excited regardless — Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! basically defined the Saturday morning cartoon experience for a lot of us.

User2:
Definitely looking forward to official details. Hopefully the CW4Kids block will get a real ratings boost with this, and maybe that means even better new shows in the future.

User3:
Fingers crossed! After Kids’ WB ended, the block’s been in a bit of limbo. This could be the jumpstart it needs.

User4:
Thanks for the heads-up! I’ll be keeping an ear out for announcements. Summer needs this kind of excitement.

Summary:

Rumors that 4Kids Entertainment will bring Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! back to CW4Kids soon (likely summer or fall 2008)
Expected to feature new episodes alongside classics, possibly marathons or special events
Fans optimistic this will boost ratings and revitalize the block
Anticipation of schedule reshuffles to accommodate these big shows
Write a follow up where a agent did confirm "Diamond and Pearl comes to CW4Kids late June" as a way to transition, Presumably they will skip episodes to catch up to 4Kids TV faster, then switch premieres over to CW

Forum Conversation – May 28, 2008

User1:
Okay, just got some insider confirmation from an agent close to 4Kids — “Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl” is officially coming to the CW4Kids block late June as part of their transition plan. So it’s basically happening for real.

User2:
No way, that’s awesome news! I’ve been hoping to see Diamond and Pearl on broadcast again. Cable channels have it, but having it on a Saturday morning block is great exposure for the show and the franchise.

User3:
Makes total sense they’d want to air Diamond and Pearl soon. This way they can bring fresh episodes to broadcast viewers and start rebuilding the Pokémon audience there.

User4:
I’m guessing they’ll have to skip some episodes or condense the run to catch up quicker to where 4Kids TV left off, so they can eventually align the premieres with their own CW channel schedule?

User1:
Exactly, that’s what the agent said — they’ll likely fast-track the broadcast by cutting minor filler episodes or double-episode airings on some Saturdays to get caught up. The goal is to unify the airing schedule across platforms ASAP.

User2:
Smart move from a marketing standpoint, since 4Kids has the CW digital channel and wants to consolidate viewership. But I hope the skipping doesn’t confuse new viewers who don’t have context.

User3:
Yeah, but they’ll probably pick the most important story arcs to air in full, so continuity shouldn’t suffer too much. I just want to see Dawn and Ash’s adventures hitting the kids who don’t watch cable.

User4:
Any word yet on the timeslot or if Yu-Gi-Oh! will follow soon after? Would be cool to have both giants on the block for prime Saturday morning hours.

User1:
The agent didn’t specify exact timeslots, but rumored to be an hour or so in the mid-morning block, probably starting around 9 or 10 AM. Yu-Gi-Oh! is “definitely in talks” to join later this year, but nothing concrete yet.

User2:
Good enough for me. After MP4ORCE’s flop and all the schedule shuffles, this feels like a solid step forward for CW4Kids.

User3:
Yeah, finally a clear direction. Kids’ WB days might be gone, but it’s cool to see some of those legacy franchises coming back to the block.

User4:
Late June can’t come fast enough!

Summary:

Confirmed: Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl premieres on CW4Kids late June 2008
4Kids plans to fast-track episodes, skipping fillers to catch up with 4Kids TV broadcast schedule
Move aims to align CW4Kids airing with 4Kids digital/online premieres eventually
Yu-Gi-Oh! return to CW4Kids anticipated but not officially scheduled yet
Fans optimistic for a stronger Saturday morning block heading into summer and fall
Write a reply saying MP4ORCE flunked a YEAR ago

User5:
Honestly, MP4ORCE flunked hard a year ago. It’s not like anyone’s missing it now. The show just never clicked—bad writing, awkward animation, and that cringe-worthy techno rap intro didn’t help. I’m glad they finally pulled the plug on it months ago. Bringing Pokémon back is a way better move to restore some faith in the block.

biggdan22 commented on May 24 2008:
Well, I figured the last thread had enough posts and since a new dawn of 4KidsTV is starting, why not start a new thread for it. And coincidentally on the first day of CW4K!DS
As with Fox Kids being replaced by Fox Box/4KidsTV/Game Station/whatever the hell they call it next, Kids WB has been morphed into another 4Kids block: CW4K!DS
Well, I wish there was a new Spider-Man airing, but alas, no such luck. Gotta wait until next week.

Wonder what type of bumpers they'll use.

EDIT: Okay, so the bumps are exactly the same, just with the new logo. Except they don't use the Kids' WB water tower bumps.

And TMNT: Fast Forward joins CW4Kids on June 21st.

Sonic_Eclipse commented on May 24 2008:
Well all the bumpers are the same right now, though I do expect it to change wen 4Kids fully takes over in the Fall.

And it appears TMNT: Fast Forward, will start airing on CW4Kids at the end of June. It's going to be weird seeing TMNT on two different channels for the Summer.

Also, will CW4Kids re-air The Batman for a little bit when The Dark Knight is released in July?

CartoonChaos commented on May 24 2008:
I just hope 4Kids doesn't pull The Spectacular Spider-Man off the schedule, that show's good and the only thing I watch on Kids WB! anymore.

veemonjosh commented on May 24 2008:
I just hope 4Kids doesn't pull World of Quest until they can run through the thirteen episodes one more time. I'm starting to really like that show, and I want to record all the episodes before it disappears completely. :sad:

(I'm predicting they will run through World of Quest completely at least one more time, since thirteen weeks would bring it to mid-September, which also looks like when they'll air the final Eon Kid episodes if the current schedule holds up).

biggdan22 commented on May 24 2008:
I could actually see them replacing 1 of the 2 Tom and Jerry Tales over Spectacular Spider-Man. Or maybe they'll surprise us and replace Eon Kid or Jonny Test. I guess it makes since to start Fast Forward in June if the new Ninja Turtles series is truly debuting on The CW 4K!ds this fall.

Sketch commented on May 24 2008:
Actually I think this is a good strategy (assuming they aren't on at the same time). They will probably double slot Fast Forward on CW4kids in order to refresh the current TMNT viewers to lead-up to the new season in Fall. They also will be able to hook some viewers that didn't have 4kidsTV in their area but do have CW4kids. Though admitedly FF may not be good for hooking new viewers compared to the 2003 series on 4kidsTV but in the meantime they play 2003 episodes as a follow-up to the Ninja Tribunal because going from Tribunal to FF probably would feel a bit odd. But if they really are going to skip around then they'll probably hit the highlights of several seasons.

This way all of TMNT before Back to the Sewers gets showcased in some form. I don't know if I could sit through Fast Forward again but I can understand why they put it on CW4kids and had the 2003 series on 4kidsTV. If all goes according to plan TMNT should be able to gain a lot of viewers over the summer and have a strong season in 2008-2009 despite the movie being out of sight and out of mind (which we all know is the real reason FF got a ratings rise and why the Ninja Tribunal did as well as it did).

I'm going to toss my hat in the direction of Tom and Jerry losing a slot as well. But Eon Kid is the weakest show in reruns right now I suppose (but it still has a few episodes it could show before it's over so I hope they at least do that). Spider-Man will keep two slots if it continues to do well in reruns. If not then it'll lose one. Skunk Fu might leave since it's coming to CN but they might keep it around because of Kung-Fu Panda. The 7 hour is going to stay the same I'm sure so I'll take a guess what the rest of the line-up will be when TMNT: FF joins.

judyindisguise commented on May 24 2008:
I'm still watching World of Quest, and it has had its one or two moments, but overall I think it continues to squander its potential. (Writers need to be replaced for sure, and the show's producer as well, for said squandering). I'm thinking it'll finish its initial run, but I'd be surprised if season 2 appears here in the States.

I'm wondering if Skunk Fu is a possible survivor simply because of the upcoming film Kung Fu Panda movie. Maybe the show's creators hope some of that film's possible success will rub off on them?

I can't believe that CWKids won't try to hang onto Tom and Jerry. Personally I don't care for it, but I can see it's a hit with its target audience, so why would CW let it go?

Daxiv commented on May 24 2008:
So... All these changes are so far Cosmetic? Okay that fine, but when are they going to develop their own little graphics.

Also I found it weird to see the logo on the corner of my screen. To me it felt like I was watching it in a different country.

D Dubbs commented on May 24 2008:
4Kids Reveals Another New Show.......

and we get to name it

Joetiful View commented on May 25 2008:
...what is this, 4Kids Jr.?

Daxdiv commented on May 25 2008:
Why do they look like the Happy Tree Friends? No I mean it a few of them look like the offspring of a few HTF.

Yes I did vote, and I voted of OHBOH.

Light Lucario commented on May 25 2008:
Yeah, that new show looks pretty weird. I'm surprised that 4Kids would have a show like this since it honestly does look like a preschool show, such as the Mr. Men Show. The choices for the show's name look even weirder. It could be a kind of comedy show, but I don't know. Maybe a trailer for it would make it look/sound more interesting than it is to me right now.

judyindisguise commented on May 25 2008:
Looks like it's a popular Russian childrens show called "Smeshariki" (aka BalloonToons) odd that was not one of the names listed to pick from. It actually looks pretty interesting.

These are the names to choose from:

OHBOHS
ROTATOS
GoGoRiki
KikoRiki
BalloonToons

D Dubbs commented on May 25 2008:
Okay...a few more updates from a recent conference call from 4Kids last week. First, news regarding Chaotic:
#1 TCG in Canada and at Toys 'R' US
Zenith of the Hive is the highest selling product at Wal-Mart
In the top 10 of all impulse buys at Target
Cards being uploaded from 162 countries
#2 TCG in Australia, after only being on the shores for a month
TCG will be available in 900 Best Buy stores in June
TCG is currently available in 15,000 locations, in June they plan to add another 5,000
Certain cards are selling for up to $200 on eBay
25 million cards registered online
Thanks to the alphanumeric coding on Chaotic TCG cards, counterfeiting cards is basically impossible, resulting in more revenue for 4Kids
Chaotic (the TV show) gets an average 2.3 rating with boys 9-14
Other interesting notes:
4Kids extended their license to Yu-Gi-Oh! until 2012
4Kids are trying to regain the rights to market Pokemon, Currently they only have the rights to dub the anime.
4Kids will most likely leave FOX after 2009, since their net loss is about $5 million from the block every year (it costs them $21 million, but they only get $16 million in ad revenue)

PC commented on May 25 2008:
If 4Kids is leaving Fox next year, then who wants to place bets on "The CW4Kids" turning into 4Kids TV by 2010?
Also I assume Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh are next to move to CW4Kids, probably replacing Skunk Fu or Skatoony (or maybe even Eon Kid)

Light Lucario commented on May 26 2008:
I wouldn't be surprised if 4Kids did leave Fox by 2009. Based on some rumors that I've heard, it seems like they're putting a lot of their shows in the CW4Kids' lineup. I was thinking that they would keep some of their shows there, like maybe new GX episodes, to at least get something out of it, but I'm just kind of confused about that right now. If they do leave Fox, hopefully another Saturday morning block could start there. That would be better than having repeats of sitcoms or infomercials on Saturday mornings.

biggdan22 commented on May 29 2008:
Well it's here, as 4Kids begins a new era, as we prepare for fall.
CW4Kids has announced the new schedule beginning on June 21, and people here nailed a lot of the items right on the nose. Gone are Johnny Test, Skunk Fu, Eon Kid, Horrid Henry, Skatoony and World of Quest, which will be taken off the air right after it airs its 13th episode. Joining the block are TMNT Fast Forward, Chaotic, Pokemon Diamond and Pearl, Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, and The Batman is returning.
06:00 AM - Will & Dewitt
06:30 AM - Magi-Nation
07:00 AM - Monster Allergy
07:30 AM - Spider Riders
08:00 AM - Tom and Jerry Tales
08:30 AM - Blobbit Adventures
09:00 AM - Chaotic
09:30 AM - The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:00 AM - The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30 AM - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward
11:00 AM - Yu-Gi-Oh GX
11:30 AM - The Batman
12:00 PM - Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl
12:30 PM - Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl

Since that puts the two GX's and Chaotic on at the same time on two different networks, I'm willing to bet that 4KidsTV will also be rearranging their line-up on the same day, probably having GX premieres move to CW

Light Lucario commented on May 29 2008:
Wow. If that's true, then that's just weird. I was so sure that they would have GX premiers on 4KidsTV, even in the fall. You brought up a good point about how changing stations would leave fans, at least ones without Internet access, confused. I also thought that they would keep GX on 4Kids so that two different Yu-Gi-Oh! series wouldn't air on the same channel. I kind of thought that's why CN stopped DM repeats as soon as GX started. They probably also wanted to give GX more attention since it was just started out.

I'm not saying that GX premiers on the CW would be bad thing. It just feels kind of weird because of two different series airing together, as well as how GX changed to yet another channel. Now that I think about it, I don't think that they'll have premiers of GX this fall. I think that they're doing it to warm the audience up to 5D's in their fall schedule. Pretty much like how they're having Fast Forward to ease into the new TMNT season. I would be okay if it was premiers on the CW in the fall, at least once I shake off the weird feeling I'm getting from it.

On another note, it would be kind of cool to see The Batman again. After watching some of the episodes of all of the different Batman series for that paper, as well as that review of the series on the main page of ToonZone, I kind of regretted not getting into the series, especially when I heard that it improved during the course of its run. Besides that, I thought that it would be fun to see it anyway. With that in mind, I should also watch more of that new Spiderman series. I didn't see much of it during the last week of Kids' WB, but I did like what I saw. Also kinda dissapointed Pokemon isn't airing at the time it used to air on Kids' WB,

veemonjosh commented on May 29 2008:
Well, so much for hoping to tape all of World of Quest before it disappeared...:crying:

goes onto Shout Factory forums to request that they get the DVD rights

Also, Spidey + TMNT in the same hour = BEST HOUR ON TELEVISION.

biggdan22 commented on May 29 2008:
You know, most of the changes actually make sense. They are bringing back The Batman no doubt to help promote The Dark Knight movie. Bringing Chaotic, Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, and TMNT: Fast Forward over basically confirms the suspicion that all four are going to be on The CW 4Kids this fall, so start advertising the station they will be on now. We know that TMNT, Chaotic and Pokemon will be reruns, but the big question remains will GX be premieres or reruns?

D Dubbs commented on May 29 2008:
Yeah...and its kinda weird that GX and Chaotic are on at the same time on both networks...

Hahaha, 4Kids is making sure that kids have to watch their shows. They don't have any other options (unless you count E/I programming or Disney Channel reruns).

judyindisguise commented on May 30 2008:

biggdan22 said:
Gone are Johnny Test, Skunk Fu, Eon Kid, Horrid Henry, Skatoony and World of Quest, which will be taken off the air right after it airs its 13th episode.

I'm a little sorry about World of Quest being dropped, because it had potential. It's about the only thing on the old WB I made a point of watching (hoping a miracle would happen and it would improve. Like I've said before, hope is like a drug to me.) Supposedly Canada will be getting 26 eps of the show. Maybe some of them will eventually find their way to the States, who knows. Ah well. Another series down the drain...

Joie commented on May 30 2008:
Wait, hold up! Did you just say that Johnny Test is getting the boot, but they're keeping Monster Allergy? 🤔 I never expected that! I thought Johnny was one of their more popular shows with all the crazy antics. How did Monster Allergy make the cut? It felt like it was kind of overshadowed by other series! I mean, don't get me wrong—it's a unique concept and all, but it's interesting to see what the network considers worth keeping. What do you guys think?

Joetiful View commented on May 30 2008:
Honestly, it’s a bit surprising to see Monster Allergy sticking around while they’re dropping Johnny Test. I figured Johnny had more of a following with all the action and humor. 😅 It makes me wonder if they’re trying to make room for something bigger with GX since it feels like a placeholder for 5Ds, which we know is coming soon. Since TMNT: Back to the Sewers, Pokémon Diamond and Pearl: Battle Dimension, and Smeshariki are already confirmed for the fall, maybe GX is just there to bridge the gap until they launch 5Ds!

Could it be that they plan to phase out some of the older shows in favor of all this fresh content? It’ll be interesting to see how this all unfolds. The strategy might actually work if it keeps the audience engaged until all the new stuff rolls out! What do you all think? 🤔

judyindisguise commented on May 30 2008:
Ehh, but I just saw this week's. Lord Spite has to be the lamest villian ever, even for a comic villian. My God, Drakken of Kim Possible was far better, because he had depth, and Shego, and he was occasionally really funny. (Like in the "Sick Day" episode, and the one where he kept trying to open that jar of gherkins). If a show about a quest has such an incompetent villian, then where's the tension? Or the drama that's at least occasionally needed to give the heroes' struggle any oomph? And again, the characters don't relate to each other very well, or in a very entertaining way. Too bad. Once again an episode of World of Quest gets buried in lame "jokes" and nothing of consequence. Only good moment was when Nestor kept his word. But overall, the quest itself isn't involving enough to hold viewer interest, and the jokes aren't funny enough to make up for that lack. Oh, and I take back the good things I said about Quest in the beginning. He's a bore when he's not damn annoying. I actually think the show would be better without him.

Yeah, this show needs to go bye-bye. I'd rather it were cancelled than continue to waste it's potential

Sketch commented on May 30 2008:
Ah, it's a pitty The Batman isn't right after Turtles. They broke a good 2 hours of comic hero action. Ah well...

I actually didn't think they'd go with Batman over JT but I'm glad I was wrong about that. It is obviously because of the movie coming up. So here's what's sad... 4kids seems to know better what to do with WB's shows than WB or CN does.

CyberCube commented on May 30 2008:
Funny how 4kids has gone from being hated to being well... "tolerated" I think is the word, but at least they're making some decent work for themselves.

Anyways here is the new 4Kids TV schedule starting June 21:

07:00 AM Viva Pinata
07:30 AM Viva Pinata
09:00 AM Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003)
09:30 AM Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl: Battle Dimension
10:00 AM Sonic X
10:30 AM Dinosaur King
11:00 AM Kirby: Right Back At Ya!
11:30 AM Winx Club
12:00 PM The Cramp Twins
12:30 PM Viva Pinata

Also here is the way the schedule is now (till June 14)

07:00 AM Viva Pinata
07:30 AM Viva Pinata
09:00 AM Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003)
09:30 AM Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl: Battle Dimension
10:00 AM TMNT: Fast Forward
10:30 AM Dinosaur King
11:00 AM Yu-Gi-Oh GX
11:30 AM Winx Club
12:00 PM Chaotic
12:30 PM Viva Pinata

I assume Battle Dimension will move to CW4Kids once CW4Kids is done rushing through S1 of DP

Undrave commented on May 30 2008:
Well to continue on what we were discussing...it seems painfully obvious that 4Kids has no faith at all in the 4KidsTV block anymore and want to fill it with old shows while they concentrate on their shiny new toy.

Keee commented on May 30 2008:
You’re absolutely right. It does seem like 4Kids TV has been left in the dust. With all the recent changes, it feels like they’re just trying to keep afloat rather than push for anything new. It’s disappointing to see so many shows get cut while they focus on bringing in older hits. I hope they can revive the block and push for more innovative content in the future!
Write a reply saying from June 21, Skunk Fu is officially replaced by

User6:
Just a heads-up for everyone tuning in starting June 21—Skunk Fu! is officially being replaced on CW4Kids. From that date forward, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward takes over its timeslot. Looks like 4Kids is really committing to pushing TMNT to the forefront this summer alongside Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! GX.

Not too surprising given the upcoming new TMNT season and the movie hype. Sad to see Skunk Fu go, but hopefully Fast Forward brings in some strong ratings and revitalizes the block!

D Dubbs commented on May 30 2008:

You know, I've been thinking about World of Quest and its impending cancellation. Honestly, I see its ending more as a mercy kill than anything else. 😬 I mean, while it had potential, the execution just never really hit the mark. The characters were often flat, and the plotlines felt recycled and uninspired. It was like they were desperately trying to inject humor, but it often fell flat, leaving viewers more frustrated than entertained.

The villain, Lord Spite? Please! It’s hard to rally any tension or excitement around a character who’s that one-dimensional. I kept hoping for a turnaround, but it never came. Maybe it's for the best that they’re pulling the plug. Sometimes you just have to let a show go if it’s not delivering. This gives the space for something fresh and hopefully better.

So, I suppose in a way, they’re doing all of us a favor. I’d rather see it end now than keep dragging on and disappoint even more! What do you all think?

hU commentd on May 30 2008:
They're probably thinking why should they supply new shows to a block that is ending in a years time..BUt at the same time it isn't fare for kids who are watching to just have two shows running new episodes(Viva & Dino) while the others are in rerun. I think they should at least have 3 new series on the line up. But 4KIdsTV looks Blah though while CW4Kids looks Banging.

Joetiful View commented on May 30 2008:
What's sad about this is that (just IMO), the 4KidsTV lineup is the best it's been in quite a while, what with Kirby and Sonic X back, plus new Dino King and Viva Pinata episodes. Also didn't 4Kids say Viewtiful Joe was coming to one of their blocks in the fall?

Macattack commented on June 4 2008:
I'm currently staring at the fall lineup for the CW4kids. Holy moley. :eek: It's obvious at this point 4kidsTV is getting the shaft while they're frontloading on the CW4kids. Fox probably isn't too happy about that . . . I hope that Fox formally gets back into the SatAM business soon.

judyindisguise commented on June 7 2008:
And once again, World of Quest was a letdown. Not that it had far to go. Geez...:shrug:

D Dubbs commented on June 7 2008:
Well, on the bright side, you only have one more episode to sit through...

June 14th, 2008 (CW4Kids)
06:00 AM Will & Dewitt - Will Crafted Gift; Reading Railroaded
06:30 AM Magi-Nation - Eyes of Agram
07:00 AM Monster Allergy - Mugalak!
07:30 AM Spider Riders - A New Power
08:00 AM Skunk Fu! - The Art of the Touch; The Art of Hospitality
08:30 AM Tom & Jerry Tales - Tin Cat of Tomorrow; Beefcake Tom; Tomcat Superstar
09:00 AM Blobbit Adventures - Blobby Day; Double Bubble Trouble
09:30 AM Skatoony - Destination: Moon
10:00 AM The Spectacular Spider-Man - Nature vs. Nurture (NEW)
10:30 AM World of Quest - Search for Power, Parts 1 and 2 (NEW)
11:00 AM Johnny Test - Johnny Test: Monster Starter; Johnny Holiday
11:30 AM Eon Kid - Fall of the Tower
12:00 PM Horrid Henry - Horrid Henry Gets Rich Quick; Perfect Peter's Horrid Day
12:30 PM Tom & Jerry Tales - More Powers to You; Catch Me Though You Can't; Power Tom

D Dubbs commented on June 10 2008:
My 4Kids list:

Current/Upcoming CW4Kids Properties:

Chaotic is the revolutionary new collectible card game that takes trading card games and online play to the next level. The Chaotic television series follows the adventures of a group of teens who travel to Perim to capture codes of hundreds of unique creatures. Chaotic currently airs on The CW4Kids, and a new season is planned for Fall.

In Magi-Nation, Tony finds himself embroiled in a war to save the good people of the Moonlands from the tyranny of Agram and the Shadow Magi. Wearing the mystical ring of the Final Dreamer, Tony and his new friends adventure through the Moonlands calling on the power of the Dream Creatures to aid them. Magi-Nation currently airs on The CW4Kids.

The world of Smeshariki is a world of adventure, creativity and friendship. From turning snores into energy, discovering the amazing power of dreams, and even finding a way to make the sun shine on a rainy day, the characters work to solve problems in an unexpected, creative and funny way. The positive values they transmit – friendship, diligence and inventive talent - are timeless. Smeshariki makes its U.S. premiere on The CW4Kids in the Fall.

The most turtle-riffic heroes of all time! Get in on the action with one of the most powerful boys' brands, which has generated over $5 billion in retail sales since its inception. Thrilling kids with their cool ninja moves, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are a classic that keeps adding to its legacy. TMNT currently airs on 4Kids TV and TMNT: Fast Forward airs on The CW4Kids. A brand new season, Back to the Sewers, airs this Fall on The CW4Kids.

A young Bruce Wayne is in his third year of trying to establish himself as The Batman, protector of Gotham City. From the likes of Joker, Penguin, Catwoman, Mr. Freeze, Riddler and Man-Bat, among others, the war on crime jumps to the next level with a new arsenal at the Dark Knight's disposal. The Batman currently airs on The CW4Kids.

Will is a young boy who constantly searches for adventure. Dewitt is a frog that can transform. Together, Will & Dewitt find several adventures and Dewitt can change into almost any creature to help Will through tough times. Will & Dewitt currently airs on The CW4Kids.

Yu-Gi-Oh! GX is the next chapter of the successful Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise. Aimed at a younger audience, Yu-Gi-Oh! GX features new duelists, new monsters, new challenges and exciting new storylines. Yu-Gi-Oh! GX currently airs on The CW4Kids.

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's is the latest chapter in the Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise. It features brand new duelists, brand new vehicles, brand new storylines and a brand new way of dueling. The series will have its US TV premiere this Fall on The CW4Kids.

The Spectacular Spider-Man picks up the original web-slinger's mythology at the beginning of his hero's journey, as a not so typical 16-year-old entering his junior year of high school. Having spent the summer engaging common criminals with his new-found powers, Peter Parker must conceal his secret identity and battle super-villains in the real world. The Spectacular Spider-Man currently airs on The CW4Kids, with another 13-episode season planned for the Fall.

Tom and Jerry star in their first US television series in more than 13 years in Tom and Jerry Tales. This show features 78 brand new Tom and Jerry adventures that bring back the old spirit of the original show with the familiar chasing, scheming, and pranks that everyone knows so well. Tom and Jerry Tales currently airs on The CW4Kids.

Viewtiful Joe follows the games' storyline, movie lover Joe and his girlfriend Silvia enjoy a seemingly normal trip to the movies to see an action flick starring Joe's idol, Captain Blue, when suddenly the leader of the evil Jadow force reaches out of the screen and takes Silvia into the movie. Joe is forced to follow her by Captain Blue's mecha, Six Machine (renamed "Machine Six" in the English anime dub), and meets Captain Blue in the flesh who grants Joe the power to become an action movie hero in his own right called Viewtiful Joe, Viewtiful Joe used to air on Kids' WB, and returns this fall on The CW4Kids with all new episodes.

In this action-packed series, young Hunter Steele follows clues from his grandfather's journal into the inner world of Arachna, where he becomes a Spider Rider—a hero piloting giant battle spiders. Together with other young riders, Hunter fights against the sinister Invectids trying to conquer their world. Filled with battles, teamwork, and exploration, this show captivates fans of action and adventure narratives. Spider Riders currently airs on The CW4Kids.

Monster Allergy is based on a comic book series of the same name. The series follows a young boy Ezekiel Zick (nicknamed Zick) who suffers from various allergies and has the ability to see the invisible monsters that live among us. Along with help of his best friend, Elena Potato, and his talking cat, Timothy, Zick hopes to hone his powers to one day become a Monster Tamer just like his dad, Monster Allergy currently airs on The CW4Kids.

Pokemon Diamond and Pearl covers the continuing adventures of series protagonist Ash Ketchum and Pikachu, and his best friend Brock, the two meet a new coordinator named Dawn, who travels with them through Sinnoh and enters Pokemon Contests. Season 1 currently airs on The CW4Kids while Season 2 (Battle Dimension) airs on 4Kids TV.

Blobbit Adventures is centred around Blobbit, an amorphous pink blob that can transform into various shapes, this show takes viewers on whimsical adventures in a magical forest. Blobbit’s interactions with other creatures encourage messages of friendship and exploration while emphasizing creativity and fun through imaginative storytelling. Blobbit Adventures currently airs on The CW4Kids.

Current 4Kids TV properties:

The Cramp Twins is centered around the hilarious and often disastrous antics of ten-year-old twins, Luke and Wayne Cramp, this series explores sibling rivalry, societal norms, and the different personalities of the twins. Its humor and relatable themes resonate with young audiences. The Cramp Twins currently airs on 4Kids TV.

Dinosaurs are back, and they're bigger, badder and better than ever. In Dinosaur King, the dino-tastic quests of the D-Team require them to travel anywhere in the world to hunt down dinosaurs that have been lost by the time-traveling Dr. Z and his bumbling team of bad guys. Dinosaur King currently airs on 4Kids TV with new episodes planned for the Fall.

Kirby: Right Back at Ya! is about the adventures of Kirby, a legendary Star Warrior destined to save the planet Pop Star from the destruction of the evil Nightmare. Kirby currently airs on 4Kids TV.

Sonic X is about a hedgehog name Sonic who is transported to the human world. Once there, Sonic is rescued by a boy named Chris. Now the race is on to keep Dr. Eggman away from the powerful Chaos Emeralds and from taking over the World. Luckily for Earth, Sonic is the quickest hedgehog around! Sonic X currently airs on 4Kids TV.

Viva Pinata is a vibrant world of living pinata animals, filled with spontaneity and fun. Created by renowned video game developer Rare Ltd., Viva Pinata is a mass entertainment property brought to life by Microsoft and 4Kids Entertainment through video games, television and merchandise. Viva Pinata currently air on 4Kids TV and new episodes are expected to air in the Fall.

Winx Club features a young protagonist named Bloom, who travels from Earth to the Alfea School for Fairies to learn how to perfect her magic skills. There she becomes best friends with Stella, Flora, Musa, Layla, and Tecna, five teenage fairies from five different realms. Together the six members of the Winx Club must juggle busy high school schedules, navigate the confusing world of romance, and save the universe all at the same time. Winx Club currently airs on 4Kids TV.

Current online properties:

Intended as a parody of Japanese anime, Kappa Mikey follows a young American actor named Mikey Simon whose appearance is "rendered in a thick-line, pop-graphic, American cartoon style". He travels to Japan to star in a tokusatsu show called LilyMu, where his anime-influenced co-stars represent common anime clichés. Mikey becomes the superhero known as Kappa Mikey. Kappa Mikey currently streams online at 4Kids.tv, the official 4Kids website.

Di-Gata Defenders follows the adventures of four warriors as they defend the Realm against the evil Order of Infinis. With the help of powerful Guardians, the heroes will fight to control the destiny of the four pure stones. They are the last line of protection between the good people of Rados and the villains who seek to rule them. Di-Gata Defenders currently streams online at 4Kids.tv, the official 4Kids website.

Funky Cops is a French animated series about two cops, Jack Kowalski and Ace Anderson, solving crimes while adding in touches of disco, hot rods, 8-Tracks, and of course, funky fuzzy dice. Funky Cops currently streams online at 4Kids.tv, the official 4Kids website.

In the land of Fighting Foodons, regular recipes turn in to meal monsters when the art of culinary combat's concocted. King Gorgeous Gorge and his Gluttons have cooked up a devious plan to rule the world and they sprinkled an extra dash of destruction. A young boy named Chase believes that he, his friends, family, and Foodons can change the world one at a time, even if it involves going into battle against the Gluttons. Fighting Foodons currently streams online at 4Kids.tv, the official 4Kids website.

Yu-Gi-Oh! is the story of a boy named Yugi who love the exciting card game in which players pit monster against monster in high-intensity duels. Since its U.S. launch, Yu-Gi-Oh! has captured the hearts and imaginations of children worldwide, making it the number-one trading card game in the U.S. for three consecutively years. Yu-Gi-Oh! currently streams online at 4Kids.tv, the official 4Kids website.

Cubix: Robots for Everyone is a CGI animated series that takes place in the year 2040 in Bubble Town where robots outnumber humans. This show centers on the Botties, a special club for people who know how to fix robots, along with the evil Dr. K., who has evil plans up his sleeve. Cubix currently streams online at 4Kids.tv, the official 4Kids website.

Magical DoReMi is about the struggles of a 3rd grader named Dorie Goodwyn who, along with her best friends Reanne and Mirabelle, dream of becoming a witch. The Witchlings must go through eight stages of apprenticeship to become full fledged witches and they embark on endless adventures along the way. Magical DoReMi currently streams online at 4Kids.tv, the official 4Kids website.

Pokemon: The Beginning - The series covers a rookie Trainer from Pallet Town, Ash Ketchum, who begins his journey as a Trainer to become the most powerful Pokémon Master all of time. As Ash overslept on the day he was supposed to receive his First partner Pokémon, he ended up getting a disobedient Pikachu. However, after Ash protected it from a flock of angry Spearow, Ash began to earn Pikachu’s trust and became his close companion. Joining him on his journey is a Water-type specialist from Cerulean City, Misty and the Pewter City Gym Leader, who also wants to be a Pokémon Breeder, Brock. During the course of their journey, Brock and Misty act as Ash's mentors and guide him throughout the series. Following them are Team Rocket, a villainous group that becomes obsessed with stealing Ash's Pikachu. Pokemon: The Beginning is currently streaming online at 4kids.tv, the official 4Kids website.

After Ash lost in the Kanto Pokémon League against one of his rivals, Ritchie, he was asked by Professor Oak to retrieve a mysterious Poké Ball, the GS Ball, so he could study it. In doing so, Ash traveled through the Orange Islands with Misty while Brock decided to stay with Professor Ivy for a while. They were soon accompanied by a Pokémon Watcher named Tracey Sketchit and soon after sailing through the islands with the help of a lost baby Lapras. This series ended with Ash managing to win the Orange League.

Pokemon: The Johto Journeys - Upon returning to Pallet Town, Ash and Misty reunite with Brock and set out on the next stage of their Pokémon journey—the Johto region! Though he still has an errand to run for Professor Oak, Ash jumps with both feet into the Johto League, taking on a couple of Gym Leaders and adding Pokémon like Totodile and Chikorita to his team. Pokemon: The Johto Journeys currently streams online at 4kids.tv, the official 4Kids website.

Pokemon Advanced Generation follows Pokémon Trainer Ash Ketchum, and his electric mouse partner Pikachu as they collect Gym Badges so they can compete in the Hoenn League competition. Along the way, they are joined by Brock, the former leader of the Pewter City Gym, and the ten-year-old Pokémon Coordinator May and her younger brother, Max, as May competes in Pokémon Contests with the aim of earning Ribbons so she can enter the Hoenn Grand Festival. Pokemon Advanced Generation currenly streams online at 4kids.tv, the official 4Kids website.

Light Lucario commented on June 10 2008:
It seems that 4Kids is pretty much putting almost all of their shows onto the CW. They seem to be keeping Viva Pinata, Dinosaur King, Sonic X, Cramp Twins and Kirby on 4KidsTV. I doubt that they're expecting much from that lineup since they're putting much more focus on the lineup for CW. I wonder if this definitely means that they'll end their contract with FOX after this year. I have a feeling that it does.

I'm also still a bit surprised that they would put GX on the CW when its still in the middle of the season. Not to mention how its never aired on the CW before. I guess that they want to get people more interested in Yu-Gi-Oh! for 5D's this fall and it would work out better with new episodes rather than repeats. I would hope that they mention that GX will air on the CW4Kids after this week's episode, considering how the change happens a week from this Saturday. Well, as long as I can still watch the rest of the series on CW4Kids, then I'm happy. And this does give me a chance to check out more of the CW4Kids before fall. Did they already announce the schedule for the CW4Kids for June 21st? I wasn't sure if that was mentioned or if it was just a prediction schedule.

biggdan22 commented on June 10 2008:
I think that 4Kids will expedite this Kooky Klicks series they announced they are making today and try to have it for 4KidsTV this fall. If so, then this is the list we have for both blocks

CW4Kids:
TMNT: Back to the Sewer
Yu-Gi-Oh 5Ds
Pokemon Diamond and Pearl: Battle Dimension (when it inevitably moves to the block from 4Kids TV)
Smeshariki
Viewtiful Joe S2
The Spectacular Spider-Man S2
Huntik: Secrets and Seekers (Won't be till mid-season)
Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight (again, not till midseason)
One Piece

4Kids TV:
Chaotic: M'arrilian Invasion (I assume it will move to CW eventually, assuming they rush through S1 like they're doing with Pokemon)
Di-Gata Defenders
Biker Mice from Mars
Kooky Klicks
Pirate Islands: The Lost Treasure of Fiji
Dinosaur King (might move to CW, who knows?

Rolling Cloud commented on June 11 2008:
The rest of the dubbed episode titles for the current GX season have been revealed:
Conquering the Past Part 3
The Ultimate Face Off Part 1
The Ultimate Face Off Part 2
The Power Within Part 1
The Power Within Part 2
Return of the Supreme King Part 1
Return of the Supreme King Part 2
Return of the Supreme King Part 3
Remembering Jaden

D Dubbs commented on June 11 2008:
I still can't believe the number of people complaining about 4Kids's decision to shuffle the Pokemon voice cast, like, it happened 2 years ago, deal with it.

Also love those GX titles, I assume those have already aired in another English country

Rolling Cloud commented on June 11 2008:
Hey, just wanted to jump in about those Yu-Gi-Oh! GX titles! ✨ Yes, they have indeed aired in other English-speaking countries already, like Canada and Australia. The titles were revealed through various broadcasting schedules and episode guides over there, which means we’re just getting a taste of what’s to come in the U.S.!

Fans overseas have had a chance to enjoy those episodes for a while now, and I can tell you that the story really ramps up in those arcs! We get some major character development and intense duels that really test our heroes. If you haven’t seen them yet, you’re in for a treat! Just be ready for some serious cliffhangers! 😅 I'm looking forward to seeing how they translate over to our airwaves and how the characters evolve, especially with Jaden and his journey!

Let’s hope that CW4Kids gives them a good airtime slot so we don’t have to wait too long! What are you most excited about?

D Dubbs commented on June 11 2008:
June 21st, 2008 (4Kids TV)
08:00 AM Viva Pinata - Whirlm With a Dream; the Crush (#4)
08:30 AM Viva Pinata - Trojan Horstachio; the Pinatas Must Be Crazy (#5)
09:00 AM TMNT - Things Change (#1)
09:30 AM Pokemon DP: Battle Dimension - Tanks for the Memories! (#62) NEW
10:00 AM Sonic X - Chaos Control Freaks (#1)
10:30 AM Dinosaur King - Downtown Runaround (#10)
11:00 AM Kirby: Right Back at Ya! - Kirby Comes to Cappy Town (#1)
11:30 AM Winx Club - Missing in Action (#63)
12:00 PM The Cramp Twins - Fashion Passion; Small Wonder (#1)
12:30 PM Viva Pinata - Whirlm With a Dream; the Crush (#4)

June 21st, 2008 (CW4Kids)
06:00 AM Will & Dewitt - Will's Whistle; Froget Me Not (#14)
06:30 AM Magi-Nation - The Precious Haz-Mai (#14)
07:00 AM Monster Allergy - Family Reunion (#14)
07:30 AM Spider Riders - Stag's Challenge (#14)
08:00 AM Tom & Jerry Tales - Don't Bring Your Pet to School; Cat Show Catastrophe; The Cat Whisperer with Casper Lombardo (#16)
08:30 AM Blobbit Adventures - Blobbit to the Rescue; If everyone could get along (#14)
09:00 AM Chaotic - Welcome to Chaotic, Part I (#1) CW4Kids Premiere
09:30 AM The Spectacular Spider-Man - Survival of the Fittest (#1)
10:00 AM The Spectacular Spider-Man - Interactions (#2)
10:30 AM TMNT: Fast Forward - Future Shellshock (#118) CW4Kids Premiere
11:00 AM Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - The Forbidden Ritual, Part I (#144) CW4Kids Premiere
11:30 AM The Batman - The Batman/Superman Story, Part I (#53)
12:00 PM Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl - Following a Maiden's Voyage (#1) CW4Kids Premiere
12:30 PM Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl - Two Degrees of Seperation (#2) CW4Kids Premiere

Lots of stuff going on this week.

First off, I'm surprised that out of the 18 available spots, Chaotic only has one. I thought it'd at least have two, if not three.

Second, it's kinda interesting to see Yu-Gi-Oh! GX in the 11:00 AM spot, which is where the original Yu-Gi-Oh! series aired on Kids' WB for the majority of its run. It's almost...nostalgic.

Third, The Batman is starting at season five, which is good for me, since that's the only season I haven't seen. :D All the other new additions, plus Chaotic and Spider-Man start at episode one.

And finally, that Yu-Gi-Oh! GX episode is a repeat (it's the start of the two-parter before the current three-parter), so looks like it'll take five weeks before we get to premieres again.

coolboy commented on June 11 2008:

Undrave said:
Well to continue on what we were discussing...it seems painfully obvious that 4Kids has no faith at all in the 4KidsTV block anymore and want to fill it with old shows while they concentrate on their shiny new toy.

If I was 4kids I would do the same thing. They are losing $5 million a year with their deal with Fox and with the arrangement they have with The CW they are expecting to off-set that amount and make a profit. So it makes sense for them to stack the deck towards that goal. They made it very clear they do not want anything more to do with Fox unless they can offer them a better deal (one where they could turn a profit I would think). No use throwing more money into a sinking ship!

Undrave commented on June 11 2008:
Then maybe its part of a scare tactic to get Fox to reconsider the deal?

Light Lucario commented on June 11 2008:
Oh man. So there won't be any new episodes of GX for five weeks? That bites. Seriously, they have the episode titles so I don't understand why they don't start right where they'll leave off after this Saturday. I doubt that it would make things less confusing for newcomers for the series. Oh well. I'll still watch them just because they're on and considering how GX barely gets any DVD releases, I don't know when I'll seem them again. Plus, those episodes have been really fun to watch. Hopefully, Pokemon will have some interesting episodes because outside of that, Dinosaur King and some other repeats on both blocks, I won't have much to watch on Saturday morning. At least I only have to wait until the middle of July to see the new episodes, which is better than the wait for new episodes after CN dropped the show.

I actually forgot that Yu-Gi-Oh! was on that same time slot during most of its run. That does give kind of a nostalgic feeling to it. Of course, GX has aired on that same time over six months. Still, its nice to see that they're, in a way, relating to both series.

D Dubbs commented on June 11 2008:
I'm not sure that Fox really cares too much about 4Kids' programming. There's barely any cross-promotion between Fox and 4Kids TV (i.e., you don't see promos for TMNT during American Idol or promos for House during Dinosaur King).

As a 4Kids rep said last month, they want out on Fox, unless they offer them a really good deal. Plus, it's kind of hard to imagine 4Kids programming two Saturday morning blocks for a substantial period of time.

SonicEclipse commented on June 11 2008:
I find it sad that 4Kids is only using 4Kids TV as a place for their older shows while moving the big names to CW4Kids, and that they want out of FOX. This is what I predicted though, and I guess its really the best way to go when looking at from a business stand point. I hope FOX programs their own Saturday morning block again, if not than I hope they can find a decent animation company to take over when 4Kids leaves in '09. Please no infomercials, talkshows, or news shows. There are enough networks running that garbage already.

It just hit me, but I remember reading on various Sonic forums that 4Kids' rights to Sonic X were suppose to expire back in '07. Obviously this was never true or the lisence was renewed, or else they wouldn't be streaming episodes on 4Kidstv.com, nor would they be beginning from episode 1 on June 21st.

This is also the first time I've heard about 4Kids losing the rights to Shaman King in July '08. But I don't think thats true, because I emailed 4Kids at the end of December about a possible Shaman King DVD release and they told they have plans to release the series on DVD sometime in '08. Could 4Kids be planning to release Shaman King with Shout Factory like they are with Dinosaur King? Also about CW4Kids, I'm sure that once One Piece gets out of it's hiatus stupor, it will move to CW4Kids

D Dubbs commented on June 14 2008:
Hmm...I found it pretty odd that there was no cross-promotion between the blocks this morning. How are Chaotic and Yu-Gi-Oh! GX viewers supposed to know that the shows are going air on The CW now? Oh well, they'll figure it out eventually, I suppose.

Light Lucario commented on June 14 2008:
I was thinking the same thing myself when I was waiting this morning's GX episode. I was actually expecting that they would announce the move to the CW4Kids after the episode, but they were making a bigger deal for the return of Sonic X and Kirby to the 4KidsTV block. If some fans of Yu-Gi-Oh! GX and Chaotic don't have access to a computer, then they'll probably look it up on TV Guide. That or maybe 4Kids will tell them about the change next week right before the shows replacing their time slots air. I remember that they did something like that for a couple of weeks when they put Sonic X only on their website.

biggdan22 commented on June 14 2008:
Typically they've announced shows that were on their network when they have had time changes, but they typically haven't announced them when they have network changes. I can say they were announcing all 4 changes for next week on The CW4Kids today, so maybe they'll mention it next week, but I doubt they mention it unless they start advertising that they are programming two blocks.

SonicEclipse commented on June 14 2008:
4Kids probably didn't mention anything about Chaotic, TMNT, Pokemon and YGOGX moving to The CW this morning because they're probably not allowed to. I don't think FOX would like it very much if they advertised shows that are for a different and competing network. It doesn't matter if the shows are moving to another 4Kids block, its still a separate Network. I know I wouldn't allow it, unless 4Kids and CW were paying my network to do so.

D Dubbs commented on June 18 2008:
Looks like the 4Kids.tv website is going under some reconstruction. Gone are the show icons at the top of the front page, and instead we have...spinning Pac-Man icons?

EDIT: Okay, the show icons have been uploaded, and they're pretty much the same as before, except now there's one for Kirby. I guess they'll add Kirby episodes to the "Watch" section eventually.

Also here are the schedule for both blocks for the next few weeks

June 28th, 2008 (4Kids TV)
08:00 AM Viva Pinata - Franklin Can't Dance; Les Saves the Day ... Again (#6)
08:30 AM Viva Pinata - Sick Day; Lights, Camera, Action! (#7)
09:00 AM TMNT - Attack of the Mousers (#3)
09:30 AM Pokemon DP: Battle Dimension - Hot Springing a Leak! (#63) NEW
10:00 AM Sonic X - Sonic to the Rescue (#2)
10:30 AM Dinosaur King - Alpha Bets It All (#11)
11:00 AM Kirby: Right Back at Ya! - A Blockbuster Battle (#2)
11:30 AM Winx Club - Tears of the Black Willow (#64)
12:00 PM The Cramp Twins - Date Dupe: Agent X (#2)
12:30 PM Viva Pinata - Franklin Can't Dance; Les Saves the Day ... Again (#6)

June 28th, 2008 (CW4Kids)
06:00 AM Will & Dewitt - Flakey Snakey; Raiders of the Lost Ball (#15)
06:30 AM Magi-Nation - The Forum of Elders (#15)
07:00 AM Monster Allergy - Claws (#15)
07:30 AM Spider Riders - Ghost Spider (#15)
08:00 AM Tom & Jerry Tales - Piranha Be Loved (By You); Spook House Mouse; Abracadumb (#13)
08:30 AM Blobbit Adventures - A Goopy Surprise; Whimsical Forest? Yes Please (#15)
09:00 AM Chaotic - Welcome to Chaotic, Part II (#2) NEW to CW4Kids
09:30 AM The Spectacular Spider-Man - Natural Selection (#3)
10:00 AM The Spectacular Spider-Man - Market Forces (#4)
10:30 AM TMNT: Fast Forward - Headlock Prime (#121) NEW to CW4Kids
11:00 AM Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - The Forbidden Ritual, Part II (#145) NEW to CW4Kids
11:30 AM The Batman - The Batman/Superman Story, Part II (#54)
12:00 PM Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl - When Pokemon Worlds Collide (#3) NEW to CW4Kids
12:30 PM Pokemon Diamond and Pearl - Dawn of a New Era (#4) NEW to CW4Kids
TMNT (classic) skips ahead one episode, and Fast Forward skips ahead two. Other than that, it's more of the same.

July 5th, 2008 (4Kids TV)
08:00 AM Viva Pinata - Mad Mongo; Hudson's Biggest Fan (#8)
08:30 AM Viva Pinata - Mission Impinitable; My Little Fergy (#9)
09:00 AM TMNT - Meet Casey Jones (#4)
09:30 AM Pokemon DP: Battle Dimension - Riding the Winds of Change (#64) NEW
10:00 AM Sonic X - Missile Wrist Rampage (#3)
10:30 AM Dinosaur King - Alpha's Zeta Point (#12)
11:00 AM Kirby: Right Back at Ya! - Beware: Wispy Woods! (#5)
11:30 AM Winx Club - Point of No Return (#65)
12:00 PM The Cramp Twins - Mr. Winkle's Monkey; Wicked Wendy (#3)
12:30 PM Viva Pinata - Mad Mongo; Hudson's Biggest Fan (#8)

July 5th, 2008 (CW4Kids)
06:00 AM Will & Dewitt - You Bet; By Invitation Only (#16)
06:30 AM Magi-Nation - Magi Undercover (#16)
07:00 AM Monster Allergy - Bewitched Party (#16)
07:30 AM Spider Riders - Corona's Homecoming (#16)
08:00 AM Tom & Jerry Tales - Ho Ho Horrors; Doggone Hill Hog; Northern Light Fish Fight (#8)
08:30 AM Blobbit Adventures - Rabbit Parade; Plush Mistake
09:00 AM Chaotic - Unexpected (#3) NEW to CW4Kids
09:30 AM The Spectacular Spider-Man - Competition (#5)
10:00 AM The Spectacular Spider-Man - The Invisible Hand (#6)
10:30 AM TMNT: Fast Forward - Playtime's Over (#122) NEW to CW4Kids
11:00 AM Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Conquering the Past, Part I (#146) NEW to CW4Kids
11:30 AM The Batman - White Heat (#56)
12:00 PM Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl - Gettin' Twiggy with It! (#5) NEW to CW4Kids
12:30 PM Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl - Gymbaliar (#8) NEW to CW4Kids

This week, Kirby skips ahead two episodes. Meanwhile, The Batman skips ahead one episode. and Pokemon skips ahead 3

July 12th, 2008 (4Kids TV)
08:00 AM Viva Pinata - Hudson's Biggest Fan; Candiosity (#8b, #1b)
08:30 AM Viva Pinata - On a Sour Note; Pig-Out Mountain (#11)
09:00 AM TMNT - Return to New York (#23)
09:30 AM Pokemon DP: Battle Dimension (#65) NEW
10:00 AM Sonic X - Chaos Emerald Chaos (#4)
10:30 AM Dinosaur King - Escape From Zeta Point (#13)
11:00 AM Kirby: Right Back at Ya! - Un-Reality TV (#6)
11:30 AM Winx Club - Pay Back (#66)

July 12th, 2008 (CW4Kids)
06:00 AM Will & Dewitt - Wacky Talkie; Look, Up in the Sky (#17)
06:30 AM Magi-Nation - Frozen Fortress (#17)
07:00 AM Monster Allergy - The Return of Magnacat (#17)
07:30 AM Spider Riders - Corona's Homecoming (#17)
08:00 AM Tom & Jerry Tales - Octo Suave; Beach Bully Bingo; Treasure Map Scrap (#10)
08:30 AM Blobbit Adventures - The Great Park Adventure; Blobbit and the Mysterious Squirrel (#17)
09:00 AM Chaotic - Over Under Rent Asunder (#4) NEW to CW4Kids
09:30 AM The Spectacular Spider-Man - Catalysts (#7)
10:00 AM The Spectacular Spider-Man - Reaction (#8)
10:30 AM TMNT: Fast Forward - Night of Sh'okanabo! (#124) NEW to CW4Kids
11:00 AM Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Conquering the Past, Part II (#147) NEW to CW4Kids
11:30 AM The Batman - A Mirror Darkly (#57)
12:00 PM Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl - Setting the World on it's Buneary (#8) NEW to CW4Kids
12:30 PM Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl - Not on MY Watch Ya Don't (#9) NEW to CW4Kids
TMNT Fast Forward skips another episode, TMNT 2003 skips all the way to Ep 23

SonicEclipse commented on June 19 2008:
CW4Kids.com now has elements of 4kids.tv, such as the account system and reward points system, and also the Chaotic virtural scanner. It's got the new schedule on the side too.
Looks pretty cool seeing Spider-Man and Batman on a 4Kids site, check it out.

I wonder if this means CW4Kids will have a new look this Saturday.

D Dubbs commented on June 20 2008:
Check out this article in the Buzz section:
This weekend is the first time you can check out what the CW4Kids has to offer. We’re bringing you some of the 4Kids shows as well as some popular CW shows.

Coming your way are Will & Dewitt, Magi-Nation, Monster Allergy, Spider Riders, Tom and Jerry Tales, Blobbit Adventures, Chaotic, two episodes of The Spectacular Spider-Man, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Fast Forward, Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, Batman, and two episodes of Pokémon!

So get ready, get set, and watch all morning long starting this Saturday and let us know what you think!

Interesting that they call it the first time you can watch CW4Kids. Well, I hope they create new bumps for tomorrow, rather than being lazy and sticking their logo on the former Kids' WB bumps (even if it does look pretty decent).

PC commented on June 20 2008:
Well really, they say the first time to "check out what CW4Kids has to offer", probably referring to the "new" 4Kids shows. I don't think they really mean the first "airing" of CW4Kids.

I'd love to have some new bumps though. I wonder if they'll gradually shift from the pseudo-WB look they have going on to turn it into the new 4KidsTV, keep the look they have now, or have a sort of "combo" of the two.

Bets on how long it takes before 4Kids goes all "G4" on us and changes the block name to 4KidsTV?

Joetiful View commented on June 21 2008:
No new bumpers today, still the same ones from Kids' WB

D Dubbs commented on June 23 2008:
Hey everyone! The ratings for CW4Kids on June 21st are in, and it’s an interesting mix! With all the changes and new shows being introduced, I was curious to see how everything performed. Here’s the rundown:

Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl – 2.1 million viewers
The Spectacular Spider-Man – 1.8 million viewers
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX – 1.5 million viewers
Tom and Jerry Tales – 1.3 million viewers
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward – 1.2 million viewers
Will & Dewitt – 1.1 million viewers
Monster Allergy – 1.0 million viewers
Chaotic – 900,000 viewers
Magi-Nation – 800,000 viewers
Spider Riders – 750,000 viewers
Blobbit Adventures – 600,000 viewers
Biggest Surprises:

Pokémon and Spider-Man clearly showcased their popularity, with both shows drawing in impressive numbers. The nostalgic factor for Pokémon and the fresh spin on Spider-Man definitely seem to have resonated with viewers.
Chaotic performed decently for its premiere, but it’s not quite the breakout hit some might have hoped for.

Joetiful View commented on June 23 2008:
Those ratings are really fascinating! It’s great to see Pokémon hit the top spot; it's always been a powerhouse for the network. But I’m pleasantly surprised to see Spider-Man right behind it — guess the new visuals and storyline are really engaging the audience!

D Dubbs commented on June 23 2008:
Absolutely! And seeing Yu-Gi-Oh! GX in the third spot is encouraging, especially since it’s continuing a well-loved franchise. It seems like viewer loyalty to these brands led to strong openings, which is promising for future episodes. Definitely surprised to see Will and Dewitt and Monster Allergy peform well, The latter because it flunked on Kids' WB (only getting good ratings in the past few months, good, Zick deserves all the ratings he can get), and the former for not being that good (Dewitt in particular can be rather annoying, but hey, if kids like him, who am I to complain)

SonicEclipse commented on June 23 2008:
I’m a little disappointed that some shows like Magi-Nation and Blobbit Adventures didn’t perform as well. They’re both unique concepts and have potential, but it seems they struggled to grab attention against the more recognizable titles. I wonder if they’ll make any adjustments in the coming weeks?

Light Lucario commented on June 23 2008:
Yeah, the competition is tough! I think it’ll take some time for new shows like Chaotic and Magi-Nation to find their footing. Perhaps marketing or additional cross-promotion could help boost viewership. Plus, I’m hoping 4Kids implements new bumpers sooner rather than later to help refresh the block’s identity!

judyindisguise commented on June 23 2008:
It'll be interesting to see how they adapt based on these ratings! Obviously, they need to play to their strengths with what viewers already love (like Pokémon and Spider-Man). I bet we’ll see some programming tweaks if certain shows continue to struggle! Also is this a highness dream or is Will and Dewitt actually getting good ratings?

D Dubbs commented on June 23 2008:
Right! The next few weeks will be crucial. If shows can maintain or grow their audience, they'll likely stay put, but any drops may lead to quick changes. So, fingers crossed for our new favorites! Let’s keep our eyes on the ratings sweep! Also judyindisguise, you're not hallucinating, Will and Dewitt is actually getting good ratings,

Joetiful View commented on June 23, 2008:

Woah, Monster Allergy is actually pulling decent numbers? That’s surprising! I remember it not being super popular during its initial run on Kids' WB. It’s interesting to see how it’s finding a foothold now on CW4Kids.

SonicEclipse commented on June 23 2008:

Yeah, it seems like Monster Allergy has been holding its own pretty well throughout its current run since it started back in March. I think maybe people are starting to appreciate its unique premise and fun characters more now.

SonicEclipse commented on June 23 2008:

I have to admit, I'm really worried about the fate of Blobbit Adventures after seeing those ratings. With only 600,000 viewers, that puts it towards the bottom of the list, and I'm concerned it could be one of the first shows to get the axe if things don't improve. It's such a charming concept, and I really enjoy the colorful animation and the fun adventures Blobbit and her friends go on.

But with established hits like Pokémon, Spider-Man, and even Tom and Jerry Tales dominating the ratings, it feels like shows that don’t immediately resonate with viewers are going to struggle to stay on air. I just hope the network gives it a chance to find its audience. Maybe it just needs a stronger marketing push or some cross-promotions to catch on a little better?

Has anyone else been feeling anxious about this? I mean, it's such a sweet show that promotes creativity and friendship! It just deserves more time to grow, you know?

PC commented on June 23 2008:

News about the Chaotic game:

June 23, 2008 - 8:03 AM EDT

Chaotic(R) Trading Card Game's Momentum Continues with Sellout of New Silent Sands(TM) Booster Release

The Chaotic® Trading Card Game, which integrates a collectible trading card game with a unique online multi-player experience, has hit another significant milestone with the “sellout” of the new (third overall) Chaotic booster release, Silent Sands, which was announced today by 4Kids Entertainment (NYSE:KDE) and its wholly owned subsidiary TC Digital Games.

“We have had brisk pre-orders from comic and hobby stores and big box retailers of the highly anticipated ‘Silent Sands’ booster series resulting in an effective “sellout” of our inventory,” said Bryan C. Gannon, President and CEO of TC Digital Games. “Our Chaotic retail and distribution partners have been doing an incredible job supporting Chaotic and helping us build the fan base for The Chaotic® Trading Card Game.

“Kids across North America and in several other international territories are registering their enthusiasm for our compelling game and brand in significant numbers at retail and online,” said Alfred R. Kahn, Chairman and CEO, 4Kids Entertainment.

Silent Sands was released to comic and hobby stores on June 18, 2008 and will be available at mass market retailers in early July.

The Chaotic Online Game Experience also continues to increase in popularity, with over 1.7 million unique visitors on www.chaoticgame.com. Each Chaotic trading card has a unique code which can be uploaded to the Chaotic website enabling fans to replicate their Chaotic cards online. Chaotic players can store and trade their Chaotic trading cards online.
To add another exciting element to the Chaotic gaming experience, TC Digital Games recently launched Chaotic Battledrome Events, a national Organized Play program, at New York ComicCon, with additional events scheduled throughout 2008 at Wizard World Philadelphia, Origins Games Fair, San Diego Comic-Con, Gen Con Indy, Fan Expo Canada and Gen Con Australia.

Complementing the Chaotic Trading Card Game is the Chaotic animated TV series, which airs daily on the Jetix block of Toon Disney and Saturday mornings on the 4Kids TV block on FOX stations nationwide, as well as in TheCW4Kids morning block on The CW Network. Additionally, the Chaotic animated series is a hit in Canada where the show is the network’s #1 ranked program among Boys 2-11 (A.C. Nielsen 9/3/07–1/19/08) on Teletoon. The series follows the adventures of a group of teens that are fans of the Chaotic Trading Card and Online Game. By watching the animated series, viewers can discover battle strategies that will ultimately help them master Chaotic for both online and offline gameplay.

Chaotic has made its international debut as well, with the TV series and cards now available in Australia (where it airs on Network 10), Israel (Children’s Channel/Noga Communications), and South Africa (MNET).

It still amazes me just how fast Chaotic took off. I mean, it's already taken down long time runner Yu-Gi-Oh, and even the monumental-ish Magic: The Gathering.

And yet I've never seen such a popular TCG have such a "disappointing" performance in the ratings--at least compared with Pokemon or Yugi. I am ESPECIALLY shocked at how Monster Allergy beat it, seeing as it's in a pretty early slot.

Joetiful View commented on June 26 2008:
Hey everyone! Just wanted to remind everyone that the naming poll for the new show KikoRiki ends today! Make sure you've voted for your favorite name. I'm really curious to see what everyone thinks will be the final choice!

Light Lucario commented on June 26 2008:
I can’t believe it’s already the last day for voting! I’m really rooting for KikoRiki. It has such a fun ring to it! I hope the final name reflects the light-hearted nature of the show.

D Dubbs commented on June 26 2008:
I’m with you, Lucario! KikoRiki just sounds so catchy and perfect for an animated show. I think it captures the essence of the characters really well! Can't wait to see the final decision!

SonicEclipse commented on June 26 2008:
I'm really interested in the behind-the-scenes of how they're choosing the name. I feel like the name needs to encapsulate the heart of the show, even if GoGoRiki has a fun edge to it, something about KikoRiki feels like it could stand the test of time.

biggdan22 commented on June 26 2008:
I’m just excited to find out what the winner will be! It feels like the anticipation is as much of a ride as the show itself!

Judyindisguise commented on June 26 2008:
Same here! I’m really curious if the name they choose will influence how the show is marketed. I hope they pick a name that really pops and gets kids excited to watch.

4Kids_Bryan commented on June 26 2008:
Just to clarify, the poll closes at midnight tonight, so make sure to get your last-minute votes in! We’ll announce the winner tomorrow morning!

Joetiful View commented on June 27 2008:
Looks like the KikoRiki poll is officially closed! Can't wait to see the results! I'm keeping my fingers crossed for KikoRiki! 🤞

Light Lucario commented on June 27 2008:
Just saw the results! KikoRiki has won! 🎉 I’m so excited! I knew it would be the perfect name for the show!

SonicEclipse commented on June 27 2008:
That's awesome! I was rooting for KikoRiki all along! I can't wait to see how they animate everything under that name. It sounds so lively!

D Dubbs commented on June 27 2008:
Congrats to everyone who voted! I think KikoRiki is a fantastic choice! Now the question is, how will they incorporate the new name in the marketing? I hope they give it a vibrant look that matches the name!

Judyindisguise commented on June 27 2008:
Agreed! I can already picture all the colorful character designs and promo art. This is going to be fun!

4Kids_Bryan commented on June 27 2008:
Thank you all for participating in the naming poll! We’re thrilled to announce that the official title is indeed KikoRiki! Keep an eye out for more updates as we move toward the show’s debut this fall!

Joetiful View commented on June 27 2008:
Yay! This is such great news! I can’t wait to see where they take this show next!

D Dubbs commented on June 27 2008:
Some 4Kids.tv updates:

Sneak peaks from CW4Kids shows are streaming in the Watch section. Also, 4Kids has started to upload previous kidswb.com mini-games to their Play section.
4Kids is hosting the Top 10 Moments in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, like they did with Sonic X and Yu-Gi-Oh! earlier this year. Go here to watch the duels and vote.
And on a side note, I've started watching GX again, and I find the dub music terribly addicting. It's probably the only one of 4Kids soundtracks that I like listening to.

Bratbat commented on June 28 2008:
Apparently this guy thinks after 4KidsTV has left Fox channels across the nation, FoxKids will return.

Just look at the comments.

BTW "4Kids TV Last Stand"? They turned KidsWB into another 4Kids TV

Light Lucario commented on June 28 2008:
I'm kind of surprised that they're having a top ten countdown for GX, but I guess that they want to make an event like this so that more people would watch the episodes on CW4Kids and on their website. That looks like fun. I was hoping for a couple of duels to make the list, but it seems like a decent one. I should watch those episodes for the heck of it and for the voting, even though I'm leading towards the Graduation Match at this point. I also agree with you D Dubbs about the dub music for GX. I often find it really cacthy to listen to as I watch the episodes.

Bratbat commented on July 1 2008:
You know I really feel a need to bring up the people who hate the deal between 4Kids Entertainment's and the CW network.

I mean look at this

8 Ratings pure Five Stars so far!

Oh well it was lukewarm funny at least. But as a persuasive piece, it only appeals to tradition and uses "Once a(n) X, always a(n) X".

D Dubbs commented on July 1 2008:
Yep. It always amazes me how much people can waste their time hating on 4Kids. I mean, I understand why they're disliked, but some people take it too far...and of course, end up looking stupid in the process.

Rolling Cloud commented on July 1 2008:
Besides, there's more calmer ways of doing it then making a 'Youtube poop' video. >.>

Such as writing a letter, making a comparison site, etc.

Light Lucario commented on July 1 2008:
I feel the same way. I can understand why people hate 4Kids, but when they take it to the point where they want the company to die a slow and painful death or make YouTube videos where they throw swear words on them, that's when I think that they're taking it too far and just wasting so much negative energy on that hatred. Not only could people like that use calmer ways to express their dislike towards 4Kids, but they could also try to not be so consumed with negative feelings like that in the first place.

Daxdiv commented on July 1 2008:
Yes those are more constructive and informative. Sure the person doing a comparison could go on a tangent from time to time, but at least it is educating what differences between what 4Kids does to anime. Also there is my favorite series on YT called "The Top Ten Worst Dub Moments From 4Kids' One Piece Dub" an unfinished project, because the video creator is lazy/uninspired for the most part to complete it. It more like a comparison website.

Bratbat commented on July 1 2008:
Comparison videos IMO are supposed to be neutral videos that create a choice between disliking or choosing not to dislike.

But so far the only comparison videos made are those by people who dislike the company, and they sway their viewers by telling them "This change is bad" in text or in voice.

EDIT: Something keep getting repeated something about 4KidsTV killing FoxKids. Now CW4Kids killing KidsWB. Kill is an understatment; they devoured.

Light Lucario commented on July 2 2008:
I've seen a couple of comparison videos before for Yu-Gi-Oh! and I do agree with you comment about how many of those people simply tell their viewers that the change is bad in some way or another. If they handled the change more maturely, such as basically just showing the different versions and letting the viewers decide if they think the change is bad or not, then that would be a fine way to express their dislike of how 4Kids handles some of their shows.

As for the whole 4Kids devouring Kids' WB thing, I would have to disagree. From what I understand from the process of what happened to Kids' WB, Warner Brothers decided to sell the block and 4Kids just bought it. I believe the WB weren't content with the money coming from the block and so they chose to sell it. Or at least something like that. Anyway, it sounds like a business deal to me. I don't see how 4Kids could be blamed for a decision made by another company, but some people will think they're to blame anyway just because they're 4Kids.

SonicEclipse commented on July 2 2008:
Lucario is right. It was FOX/Saban that decided to sell Fox Kids, 4Kids just bought the time. Just like it was the CW that decided to sell Kids'WB!, 4Kids once again just bought the time. Blame FOX and CW, not 4Kids.

It's just people coming up with excuses to hate 4Kids. I've never hated 4Kids, I just think they make a lot of bad descions, but they're slowly learning from their mistakes.

D Dubbs commented on July 2 2008:
It seems 4Kids have added a new series of shorts and added them to 4kids.tv's Video Player

The Sensibles – a series of short, humorous films produced by 12foot6 , The films tell the story of the Sensibles, who work for the GNN Galactic News Network. They are a team observing the lives of the inhabitants of Earth. They observe everyday objects that are obvious to Earthlings.

Characters
Oi – the voice and presenter of space news. His red wig has always caused him problems, especially before going on air.
Bzzz – the chief of reporters. Equipped with an antenna and microphones. Locates the reporters' target.
Zzoom – cameraman. Observes and photographs given objects.
Blerah - has an incredibly large tongue. It licks objects and scans their taste. It is thanks to information from Blerah that Oi guesses what a given object is.
Cosmic Viewers – watch GNN Galactic News and express their fear or admiration.

This began airing on CW4Kids during breaks on June 21, It's pretty funny and cute

D Dubbs commented on July 6 2008:
So, um, anyone catch 4Kids TV this weekend? I've got two questions for those who did: a) did they make another 4Kids national anthem and b) what was the 4Kids bonus code for this week?

Light Lucario commented on July 6 2008:
They didn't make another national anthem. They decided to have some of their characters look and gaze at fireworks instead. The 4Kids bonus code was independence.

Joetiful View commented on July 16 2008:
There's a chance that 4kids may not dub season 4 of GX, since I was skimming Pojo's Yugioh forums & saw that Lance posted this little tidbit:

Oh, and one last thing: apparently, someone over on YGOFans emailed 4Kids about a dubbed Season 4 and the reply said, "The Yu-Gi-Oh! series will not end, but GX will. We are starting a new show called Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's in the fall. Hope you like it."

Take it as you will.

SonicEclipse commented on July 16 2008:
I think they mean GX will end after season 4. I don't see them just all of a sudden stopping.

If they did decide not to go onto season 4 than thats just another to add to the list of dumb decisions by 4Kids Entertainment in my book.

biggdan22 commented on July 16 2008:
This is what is currently going on with GX season 4. Originally 4Kids sent out e-mails saying it would air this fall. Recently, the 4Kids Web master has been saying they won't air it, but instead they are going to go straight into 5D's. When 4Kids was asked about it at a convention last week, they said GX and 5D's will air back-to-back this fall with an hour of premiere episodes, and they said the entire series had been dubbed. Also, when I look at this, they stopped the season with episode 155 in England, despite there being one more episode in season 3. The week that episode 156 would air in the US- September 13- is when the new CW4Kids fall schedule is supposed to take effect.

Since there is conflicting information from 4Kids going around, then we really have to wait until then to find out, but I expect both series to air back-to-back as announced at the convention last week this fall, and then when GX ends, which would be in February, well, that's supposedly when Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight and Huntik have been delayed to, so there's a show going off when they are supposed to start. I don't think it's a mere coincidence.

Light Lucario commented on July 16 2008:
I wouldn't think that 4Kids would stop dubbing GX. Not only would that feel pointless considering how they have just moved the series to their CW4Kids block, but it would be a bad move to just stop when they only have another season left to go. D Dubbs also has a good point that 4Kids has dubbed every Yu-Gi-Oh! and GX episodes so it is really hard to believe that they would just stop. I also agree with bigddan11 that they're probably planning to have an hour of back to back premieres for both GX and 5D's. I think that's why they moved GX to the CW so that they could have an hour of two Yu-Gi-Oh! series. That does sound like a good plan actually.

Joie commented on July 20, 2008:
Hey everyone! I was just thinking about Johnny Test and how much fun it was. Do you think there’s any chance it could come back to CW4Kids in the future? Or is that just wishful thinking at this point? 😟

Light Lucario commented on July 20, 2008:
I’d love to see Johnny Test return! It was such a unique show with all the crazy science experiments and adventures. I think it had a decent fanbase, but with all the new shows coming in, I wonder if there’s even a spot for it anymore. 😬

biggdan22 commented on July 21, 2008:
I don’t see it coming back anytime soon. CW4Kids already has a pretty packed lineup, and with shows like The Spectacular Spider-Man and Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's launching, it might be hard to squeeze Johnny Test back in. Plus, didn’t it just get dropped so they could make room for newer content? 😕

Joie commented on July 21, 2008:
Yeah, I remember it was taken off the schedule pretty quickly. I guess they wanted to refresh the block with newer shows and maybe they thought Johnny Test was getting stale? But still, I feel like the show had a lot of potential.

D Dubbs commented on July 21, 2008:
It definitely had a lot of potential! Maybe they’re just waiting for the right time to bring it back? Networks often cycle shows around depending on what they think kids want to see. If enough fans express interest, they might reconsider in the future. 🤷‍♂️

Light Lucario commented on July 21, 2008:
That’s true! Sometimes shows get a revival if there’s enough demand from fans. I think if we keep talking about it and showing our love for Johnny Test, it might come back eventually. It’s always worth a shot!

SonicEclipse commented on July 21, 2008:
I think it also depends on how the new shows perform. If some of the newer content doesn’t resonate well with viewers, they might look to bring back fan favorites like Johnny Test. It could come down to ratings and audience feedback! 📊

Joie commented on July 21, 2008:
That makes sense! Ratings play a big role in what gets airtime. I’d be curious to see how Johnny Test would do now compared to when it originally aired. Maybe it just needs a little love from its fanbase to make its way back into the lineup! ❤️

D Dubbs commented on July 22, 2008:
Exactly! So, if you really want to see Johnny Test again, don’t hesitate to voice your support! Online petitions or even social media buzz could help to get the network’s attention. Who knows? Maybe we’ll be able to enjoy the craziness of Johnny and Dukey again someday! 😊

Light Lucario commented on July 22, 2008:
Let’s keep hoping and supporting the shows we love! Whether it’s Johnny Test or any other series, our voices as fans can make a difference. Who knows what the future holds for CW4Kids? 🙏

biggdan22 commented on July 22, 2008:
Hey everyone! Since we’re discussing the potential for shows returning to CW4Kids, I thought I’d also share the lineup of shows that are confirmed to be joining in the fall! Here’s what we can expect:

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - The new chapter in the Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise featuring new duelists and adventures!
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Back to the Sewers - The turtles are back with a new season filled with more action and comedy!
Chaotic: M'arrilian Invasion - The continuation of the popular trading card game series, focusing on the M'arrilian storyline.
Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight - Based on the popular Kamen Rider franchise, bringing in new heroes and epic battles!
KikoRiki - The beloved animated series coming to North America, focusing on friendship and creativity.
Viewtiful Joe - Returning for a new season, bringing back our action movie hero in a new adventure!
That’s quite a lineup! 🎉 It seems like CW4Kids is really focusing on fresh and exciting content for us this fall. Who knows, maybe once they gauge the success of these new shows, they might reconsider bringing back Johnny Test or other past favorites! Let’s keep our fingers crossed! 🙌

biggdan22 commented on July 30, 2008:
Hey everyone, I just heard some pretty surprising news! The Batman is being dropped from CW4Kids starting August 9! 😳 It seems like they’re making major changes to the lineup again.

Light Lucario replied on July 30, 2008:
Wow, that’s unexpected! The Batman had been a staple in the lineup for a while now. I thought it was doing decently in ratings, considering the hype around The Dark Knight movie. Does anyone know what’s replacing it?

Joie chimed in on July 30, 2008:
I wonder if they’re trying to create more space for incoming shows or perhaps some new content that hasn’t been announced yet. It’s such a bummer, though! The Batman had a great storyline and character development. I can’t believe it’s getting the axe! 😢

D Dubbs added on July 30, 2008:
Yeah, it’s hard to believe they're dropping such a popular series. Maybe they want to refresh the block entirely, or perhaps they’re focusing on the new shows coming in. Still, it feels like they’re getting rid of a big part of what made the block appealing!

SonicEclipse commented on July 30, 2008:
This feels a bit risky! The Batman had a strong fanbase, and dropping it could alienate some viewers. I hope they have something solid lined up to take its place! Otherwise, it might raise some eyebrows among fans.

biggdan22 replied on July 30, 2008:
I’ve heard rumors that they might be bringing in more episodes of Chaotic to fill the slot, but that’s not confirmed. Either way, I just hope they’re not making a huge mistake by dropping The Batman. It had so much potential for more storylines!

D Dubbs commented on July 30, 2008

06:00 AM Will & Dewitt
06:30 AM Magi-Nation
07:00 AM Monster Allergy
07:30 AM Spider Riders
08:00 AM Tom & Jerry Tales
08:30 AM Blobbit Adventures
09:00 AM The Spectacular Spider-Man
09:30 AM Chaotic
10:00 AM Chaotic
10:30 AM TMNT: Fast Forward
11:00 AM Yu-Gi-Oh! GX
11:30 AM Yu-Gi-Oh! GX
12:00 PM Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl
12:30 PM Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl

The only surprising change to me is a doubling up of Yu-Gi-Oh! GX. I'm guessing one of those timeslots will turn to 5D's in September. I'm pretty glad that we'll be getting double new episodes for GX, though, since I'm ready for this season to reach its end now.
A shame that The Batman won't air all of its season five episodes...looks like I'll have to pick up that DVD now.

I take it as a good sign that The Spectacular Spider-Man stays on the schedule. And I actually prefer that they only air one episode of that a week. No need to get burnt out over the same 13 episodes when the next season is still 8 months away.

D Dubbs commented on August 10, 2008:
Hey everyone! You won't believe the news that just broke at the 4Kids press conference today. They officially announced that Yu-Gi-Oh! GX is coming to an end after its current season! 😮

Light Lucario commented on August 10, 2008:
Wait, seriously?! I thought GX was performing well enough to warrant another season! What gives? I mean, with how much they’ve been airing it, I figured it was one of their top properties!

Joie commented on August 10, 2008:
Yeah, I'm shocked too! GX had a pretty strong fanbase and was carrying the legacy of the original series. Do they have any plans about what’s coming next after GX ends?

SonicEclipse commented on August 10, 2008:
From what I heard, they’re going to focus on the upcoming Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's as the new flagship for the franchise. Sounds like they’re trying to revamp and freshen up the lineup. Still, it’s jarring to think of GX ending, especially after all the investment in the character arcs and new duel mechanics.

biggdan22 commented on August 10, 2008:
It's definitely a bummer. GX had some fantastic storytelling, and I enjoyed how it evolved the card game. I wonder how fans will react to 5D's—will they embrace it as they did with GX?

D Dubbs commented on August 10, 2008:
That’s a good question. While I’m looking forward to 5D’s, I do hope they’ve learned from previous mistakes. Leaving a fan-favorite like GX behind could frustrate a lot of viewers. I just hope they give 5D's the proper promotion it deserves!

Joie commented on August 10, 2008:
I hope they at least finish airing all the remaining GX episodes. It’d be a shame to end it without proper closure for the characters we’ve followed for so long.

SonicEclipse commented on August 10, 2008:
Exactly! The finale needs to wrap up the storylines meaningfully. Plus, I’d hate for those who have been invested in the series to feel like they got left hanging. 4Kids really needs to address that during the transition to 5D’s.

Light Lucario commented on August 10, 2008:
I see the potential in 5D's, but it’s just disappointing to see GX get cut short. It’s funny how quickly things can change in networks though and how a fanbase can shift. Maybe we need a movement to express just how much GX meant to us. 🙌

Judging by the buzz in the forums, it’s clear that while many are looking forward to new content, the end of GX leaves a bittersweet feeling among the fans. Let’s hope for a smooth transition and a solid farewell for our beloved duelists!

New CW4Kids Schedule Starting September 13, 2008

06:00 AM - Will & Dewitt
06:30 AM - Magi-Nation
07:00 AM - Monster Allergy
07:30 AM - Spider Riders
08:00 AM - Tom & Jerry Tales
08:30 AM - Blobbit Adventures
09:00 AM - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Back to the Sewers
09:30 AM - Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's
10:00 AM - The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30 AM - Dinosaur King
11:00 AM - Chaotic
11:30 AM - Chaotic
12:00 PM - Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl: Battle Dimension
12:30 PM - Viva Pinata

Change from September 27:
06:00 AM - Will & Dewitt
06:30 AM - Monster Allergy
07:00 AM - Spider Riders
07:30 AM - Tom & Jerry Tales
08:00 AM - KikoRiki
08:30 AM - Blobbit Adventures
09:00 AM - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Back to the Sewers
09:30 AM - Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's
10:00 AM - The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30 AM - Dinosaur King
11:00 AM - Chaotic
11:30 AM - Chaotic
12:00 PM - Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl: Battle Dimension
12:30 PM - Viva Pinata

Also here is 4Kids TV from then on:
07:00 AM Kappa Mikey
07:30 AM Winx Club
08:00 AM Kirby: Right Back At Ya
08:30 AM Pirate Islands: The Lost Treasure of Fiji
09:00 AM Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward
09:30 AM Pokemon: Advanced Challenge
10:00 AM Sonic X
10:30 AM Di-Gata Defenders
11:00 AM Chaotic: M'arrilian Invasion
11:30 AM Winx Club
12:00 PM The Cramp Twins
12:30 PM Biker Mice from Mars

You know, it’s interesting to think about how 4Kids now has total control of the CW4Kids block. With their takeover, it feels like they've really stamped their mark on the lineup. The one thing that stands out to me is that, amidst all the changes, there’s only one Warner Bros. Animation (WBA) produced show still standing—Tom & Jerry Tales.

It’s kind of surprising considering how many WBA productions were in the lineup before the transition. Do you think this will be the last season for Tom & Jerry now that 4Kids is calling the shots? Or might they keep it around as a nostalgic anchor for viewers?

It’s fascinating how quickly things can change in the world of kids’ programming! I wonder what this means for potential future collaborations or if they might even phase out the remaining WBA shows entirely. Will they start focusing solely on 4Kids originals and acquisitions instead? 🤔

Biggdan22 commented on August 23, 2008:
Hey everyone! Did you catch the latest promo airing on CW4Kids? It’s like they’re really ramping up the excitement for the new season! 🙌

Joie commented on August 23, 2008:
I saw it! They kept repeating phrases like “brand new series,” “fresh new faces,” and “awesome new lineup.” I’m seriously hyped! It really feels like they’re making a massive effort to kick things off in style. ✨

Light Lucario commented on August 23, 2008:
Yeah, and how about the “all new heroes” and “all new adventures”? That gives off such a thrilling vibe! It sounds like they’re setting the stage for some major character developments and plot twists. It’s going to be a whole new experience! 🌟

D Dubbs commented on August 23, 2008:
Absolutely! The way they wrapped it up with “sign on 9.13.08” just seals the deal. They’re definitely making a big statement about the upcoming changes. It's like they're saying, "Get ready for something amazing!"

SonicEclipse commented on August 23, 2008:
I think this kind of promotion is exactly what CW4Kids needs. They want to bring in viewers who may have been on the fence or who have tuned out during the transition. Fresh content usually reignites interest, and I’m here for it! 🔥

Biggdan22 commented on August 23, 2008:
Exactly! The promo is perfectly timed. If they keep this momentum leading up to the launch, they could secure a solid turnout for the premieres! I’m already marking my calendar — September 13 is going to be all about new adventures!

Joie commented on August 23, 2008:
And speaking of adventures, I hope they feature some epic crossover events or character connections between the shows. That would not only excite longtime fans but also draw in new viewers as they see their favorites interact!

Light Lucario commented on August 23, 2008:
Ooh, that would be awesome! A shared universe can make everything even more thrilling. Plus, it'd keep viewers engaged, especially with all the “new heroes” being introduced. Imagine the kinds of team-ups we could see!

SonicEclipse commented on August 23, 2008:
And let’s not forget about those promotional clips. They’ve been showing some intense action sequences that look like they’ll capture the attention of kids (and adults)! I’m not just excited—I’m ALL in! 🎥💥

D Dubbs commented on August 23, 2008:
With all the effort they’re putting into these promos, I genuinely think they’ll find the right audience, especially since the lineup feels so dynamic. I just hope that they stick to their promise of an "all new beginning." It’s an exciting time to be a part of the CW4Kids community!

Biggdan22 commented on August 23, 2008:
Let’s keep our fingers crossed! The potential is limitless, and we have no idea what kind of surprises they’re holding back. Just a few weeks left before we can dive into these new adventures! Here’s to the future of CW4Kids! Let’s make some noise! 🎉

Biggdan22 commented on August 23, 2008:
Hey everyone! After watching the promo again, I couldn’t help but notice all the shows they showcased. Let’s take a closer look at what we can expect this fall on CW4Kids! 😄

Light Lucario replied:
Great idea! I made a list of all the shows that were highlighted in the promo:

Will & Dewitt - The heartwarming tale about a boy and his talking frog guiding him through life’s little adventures.
Magi-Nation - The magical series where Tony Jones dives into a fantastical world filled with adventure and challenges.
Monster Allergy - Following Zick and his unique ability to see monsters, this show blends humor with a touch of the supernatural!
Spider Riders - Hunter Steele and his friends battling combined with epic spider action? Count me in!
Tom & Jerry Tales - The classic cat-and-mouse hijinks are back, and we couldn’t be more excited! It’s not Saturday without them!
Blobbit Adventures - The charming adventures of Blobbit continue as she explores creativity and friendship in her magical forest.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Back to the Sewers - The fan-favorite turtles are back with new escapades in the sewers—always a blast!
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - The highly anticipated new chapter of the Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise brings new duelists and strategies.
The Spectacular Spider-Man - Following the journey of a young Peter Parker, this series promises exciting action and character depth!
Dinosaur King - The D-Team is back to hunt down lost dinosaurs, and I can’t wait to see their adventures in action!
Chaotic - Continuing the journey through Perim, the battle for codes and strategy returns with even more excitement!
Viva Pinata - The adventures of the pinatas on Pinata Island will surely be a treat.
Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl - The adventures in Sinnoh are sure to impress.
KikoRiki - Finally, the whimsical world of KikoRiki is set to enchant audiences with fun and friendship!
Joie chimed in:
Wow, that’s quite a lineup! I’m really thrilled to see KikoRiki finally getting its debut in North America! It looks like it’ll be a perfect complement to the other shows.☺️

D Dubbs commented on August 23, 2008:
And I think having something like Monster Allergy and Blobbit Adventures side by side will really appeal to kids looking for comedy and creativity. It shows they’re trying to bring balance to action, humor, and heartwarming content!

SonicEclipse commented on August 24, 2008:
Absolutely! I love how varied the shows are. They’ve got action, comedy, adventure, and fantasy all lined up. It feels like there’s something for everyone. This could really pull in families as well.

Biggdan22 commented on August 24, 2008:
And let's not forget how nostalgic this lineup feels. With Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Tom & Jerry, they’re catering to both new viewers and those who grew up watching these classics. It’s a smart move!

Light Lucario commented on August 24, 2008:
This promo really got me pumped for the new season! With an awesome slate of “all new heroes” and “all new adventures,” I think CW4Kids is set to make a big splash. I can’t wait for September 13! Let’s keep the discussion going as we count down the days! 🎈

Also a bit more about KikoRiki

Krаsh, a male sky-blue-colored rabbit and the main protagonist of Kikoriki, who is eager to jump into new adventures. Krash has a pink nose, cerulean blue eyebrows, buckteeth, and a lighter blue tail on his rear.
Chiko, a male magenta-colored hedgehog who is Krash's best friend and has a shy and cautious personality. His hair is dark purple and spiky and wears purple glasses. Chiko also has a violet-red nose and eyebrows.
Rosa, a female light pink-colored pig who is described as a fashionista. Rosa has red hair with a white cherry-blossom on it, a carnation-pink snout, heart-shaped rosy pink cheeks, and red eyelids. She also has hands and feet on the edges of her arms and legs that are pink. She was born on July 13.[14] Voice: Svetlana Pismichenko (Russian) / Kether Donohue in the 4Kids dub, Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld in the FUN Union dub (English)
Pin, a male black-and-white penguin of a German origin, who is a self-taught inventor. Pin wears a brown pilot hat with burgundy glasses attached in the front and his feet and beak are red.
Barry, a male orange-colored bear with a southern accent who lives as a farmer. Barry is also a beekeeper and accordion musician. Barry wears a yellow farmer's hat with a round-edged brim, and has a brown nose, round circular cheeks underneath his eyes, black eyebrows, and a beige tail on his rear. He also has occasional honey binges, which isn't good for him, because it make him sick.
Olga, a purple female owl who often helps with her useful advice and wisdom. She acts like a caring grandma. Olga also is darker purple as seen on the top of her head and has bangs on ears and an orange beak. Olga wears a red-violet and orange-striped hat with a puffy ball on top, and has darker purple three-toed feet. She is also the doctor of the KikoRiki Island.
Dokko, a golden-yellow male moose who is an eccentric and nerdy scientist. He also speaks with a British accent. Dokko has an orange nose and his horns and eyebrows are sepia-brown.
Wally, a male lavender-colored ram. Wally writes poetry and has an unrequited love for Rosa. Wally has purple eyebrows, horns, a pudgy and ram-like nose, and darker purple hoof-like feet on the top of his hands and feet.
Carlin, a dark blue male raven who is Olga's friend. Carlin is a retired traveler with aristocratic mannerisms. He plays the piano and also enjoys his life as an artist. Carlin wears a navy-blue bow tie. His beak is yellow and his eyelids and feet are pink. Carlin also has a tail on his rear.

CW4Kids schedule October 27 2008-November 15 2008

06:00 AM - Will & Dewitt
06:30 AM - Magi-Nation
07:00 AM - Monster Allergy
07:30 AM - Spider Riders
08:00 AM - KikoRiki
08:30 AM - Blobbit Adventures
09:00 AM - The Spectacular Spider-Man
09:30 AM - The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:00 AM - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Back to the Sewers
10:30 AM - Dinosaur King
11:00 AM - Yu-Gi-Oh 5Ds
11:30 AM - Chaotic
12:00 PM - Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl: Battle Dimension
12:30 PM - Tom & Jerry Tales

CW4Kids schedule November 22 2008-December 27 2008

06:00 AM - Will & Dewitt
06:30 AM - Magi-Nation
07:00 AM - Monster Allergy
07:30 AM - Spider Riders
08:00 AM - KikoRiki
08:30 AM - Blobbit Adventures
09:00 AM - The Spectacular Spider-Man
09:30 AM - Viewtiful Joe
10:00 AM - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Back to the Sewers
10:30 AM - Dinosaur King
11:00 AM - Yu-Gi-Oh 5Ds
11:30 AM - Chaotic
12:00 PM - Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl: Battle Dimension
12:30 PM - Tom & Jerry Tales. Write a conversation Nov 23, Fox's 4Kids TV block is ending Dec 27

Forum Conversation – November 23, 2008

User1:
Has anyone else heard the news that Fox’s 4Kids TV block is officially ending on December 27, 2008? It looks like after that date, the block will be completely gone from Fox’s lineup. Kind of the end of an era, huh?

User2:
Yeah, I saw some announcements about that. Not really surprising though, considering how 4Kids has been shifting its focus over to CW4Kids all year. Fox’s Saturday mornings have been mostly reruns and older shows lately. I guess they figured it wasn’t worth continuing the block there.

User3:
It’s bittersweet. I grew up watching shows on 4Kids TV on Fox, so it’s strange to see it go. But honestly, CW4Kids has seemed like the main priority for 4Kids this year anyway — they’re clearly investing more in that block and the newer programming.

User4:
Totally. It’s kind of a strategic move. With Fox reportedly losing money on the block for years, and the CW being more willing to work with 4Kids, it makes financial sense to just pull the plug on the Fox block. Plus, the CW4Kids lineup has more premieres and bigger franchises like Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s.

User5:
I just hope losing the Fox block doesn’t mean less access for kids who only get Fox over-the-air. Not everyone has CW in their area or wants to switch. I wonder if Fox plans to replace 4Kids TV with anything? Probably just more infomercials or local programming as usual... 😞

User1:
From what little I’ve seen, it looks like Fox will dump Saturday mornings for mostly educational/informational programming to meet FCC requirements — which basically means no cartoons anymore. So summer cartoons on Fox will be a thing of the past.

User2:
Yeah, very disappointing for traditional Saturday morning cartoon fans. But I guess this has been the trend across all major networks for a while now. 4Kids had a good run, but the market’s changed.

User3:
On the bright side, CW4Kids is still going strong with their lineup. Shows like Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s, The Spectacular Spider-Man, and the new KikoRiki seem to be holding their own. Hopefully kids will migrate over there.

User4:
Agreed. And the CW4Kids block has gotten some fresh energy with all those new premieres and that solid slate of shows. The end of Fox’s 4Kids TV might just concentrate the audience more, at least for now.

User5:
It does make me wonder if 4Kids will try to keep some kind of presence on other networks or platforms now — maybe online streaming, or deals with cable channels to make up for losing Fox’s reach.

User1:
That would make sense. The industry is moving more towards digital platforms anyway. Maybe this shakeup will push 4Kids to expand in that area.

User2:
So, last day to catch 4Kids TV on Fox is December 27. Anyone planning to record the finale or say goodbye to the block?

User3:
Might do that! Gotta preserve some nostalgia before it officially ends. Here’s hoping the CW4Kids block continues to thrive and maybe even grow stronger in the future.

User4:
Same here. It’s the end of an era, but hopefully just a new beginning. Let’s see what 2009 brings.

Summary:
Fox’s 4Kids TV block will end after December 27, 2008
Shift reflects 4Kids’ strategic focus on CW4Kids and financial losses on Fox
Fox likely to replace the block with educational/informational programming
Fans reminisce about the block’s long run and express hopes for CW4Kids’ future
Uncertainty remains about how 4Kids will maintain presence across platforms going forward
Write a reply listing the current schedule for the Fox block

User6:
Here’s the current Fox 4Kids TV schedule leading up to the block’s final days (through December 27, 2008):

Fox 4Kids TV Schedule (November–December 2008):

07:00 AM – Kappa Mikey
07:30 AM – Winx Club
08:00 AM – Kirby: Right Back at Ya!
08:30 AM – Pirate Islands: The Lost Treasure of Fiji
09:00 AM – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward
09:30 AM – Pokémon: Advanced Challenge
10:00 AM – Sonic X
10:30 AM – Di-Gata Defenders
11:00 AM – Chaotic: M’arrilian Invasion
11:30 AM – Winx Club
12:00 PM – The Cramp Twins
12:30 PM – Biker Mice from Mars

Just a heads-up: This lineup features a mix of returning favorites like Sonic X and Winx Club alongside newer series such as Chaotic and Di-Gata Defenders. It feels like 4Kids really focused on keeping some variety up until the end.

If you’re planning to catch the final broadcasts, this is what’s airing on Saturdays right now!

Write a conversation where 4 shows from the current schedule will wither away, whereas 2 others move to CW4Kids

Forum Conversation – November 24, 2008

User1:
Hey everyone, I’ve been hearing some info about the fate of a few shows currently airing on Fox’s 4Kids TV block before it ends in December. Apparently, four of the shows on the current schedule are expected to just quietly wither away once the block shuts down. No continuation, no moves — basically, they’re done.

User2:
Wow, that’s rough. Which shows are we talking about? I hope some of my favorites don’t get canceled outright.

User1:
From what I’ve gathered, Pirate Islands: The Lost Treasure of Fiji, Di-Gata Defenders, The Cramp Twins, and Biker Mice from Mars are the ones likely to fade away. They haven’t been promoted much, and considering the block’s closure, 4Kids apparently isn’t planning to carry these over anywhere.

User3:
That’s really disappointing about Di-Gata Defenders and Biker Mice — both have some decent fanbases. Guess the end of the Fox block struck hard for the less popular titles.

User4:
On the bright side, though, there’s good news for Chaotic: M’arrilian Invasion and Winx Club. It looks like those two shows will be moving over to CW4Kids for the upcoming season. So they won’t be disappearing completely.

User2:
That’s a relief! Chaotic has been steadily growing, and Winx Club always had a solid following. Good to see 4Kids is saving some of their stronger franchises for CW.

User5:
Makes sense from a business perspective — focus your resources on the block that’s here to stay. I just hope the moved shows get proper time slots and promotion on CW4Kids. Kids need to know where to find them!

User3:
Yeah, I wonder if any of the other shows could get second chances elsewhere or on streaming platforms? Or is this truly the end for those four?

User1:
Right now, the buzz is that those four will quietly end with the Fox block. No plans for immediate pickups. But with the rise of online platforms, maybe some episodes will find their way online or on DVD eventually.

User4:
At least with Chaotic and Winx Club transitioning to CW4Kids, fans can still follow their stories. Hopefully that helps the block strengthen its lineup going forward after Fox’s exit.

User2:
So to sum up:

Pirate Islands, Di-Gata Defenders, The Cramp Twins, Biker Mice from Mars → expected to end with Fox block closure
Chaotic: M’arrilian Invasion, Winx Club → moving to CW4Kids for continuation
Makes me a little nostalgic but also excited to see how CW4Kids evolves next year!

User5:
Yep, tough but realistic. Fingers crossed the block keeps improving and attracts even more viewers. Change is hard but sometimes needed.

Summary:

Four Fox 4Kids TV shows will end with the block shutting down: Pirate Islands, Di-Gata Defenders, The Cramp Twins, and Biker Mice from Mars
Chaotic: M’arrilian Invasion and Winx Club will move to CW4Kids and continue there
Fans hopeful for smooth transitions and good support on CW4Kids
Write a reply with the 5th dead show

User6:
Just wanted to add — from what I’ve heard, Kappa Mikey is also on the chopping block and likely won’t continue past the Fox 4Kids TV shutdown. So that makes it five shows ending with the block: Pirate Islands, Di-Gata Defenders, The Cramp Twins, Biker Mice from Mars, and Kappa Mikey.

That really thins out the lineup, but at least Chaotic and Winx Club are making the jump to CW4Kids to keep some continuity for fans. Fingers crossed the surviving shows get good support moving forward!

Write a reply saying besides, in terms of obscure shows, CW4Kids are focusing on these other 5

User7:
Yeah, that’s a good point about Kappa Mikey. Besides these shows quietly ending, it feels like CW4Kids is really focusing their efforts on a different set of somewhat more obscure or niche shows to build around. From what I’ve seen, the block is putting a lot into:

Magi-Nation
Monster Allergy
Spider Riders
Blobbit Adventures
Will & Dewitt
These shows might not have huge mainstream recognition, but 4Kids seems to be betting on them to add variety and appeal beyond just the big-name franchises. It’s interesting—they’re cultivating a more diverse lineup with a mix of fantasy, adventure, and quirky comedy. Hopefully this strategic shift helps them carve out a unique identity while still keeping hits like Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! strong.

Write a conversation asking if on the 4Kids website, those 5 will replace the Fox obscure 5

Forum Conversation – November 25, 2008

User1:
Hey folks, quick question — with Fox’s 4Kids TV block ending and all those obscure shows (Pirate Islands, Di-Gata Defenders, The Cramp Twins, Biker Mice, and Kappa Mikey) basically dropping off, does anyone know if the 4Kids website is positioning the other five shows (Magi-Nation, Monster Allergy, Spider Riders, Blobbit Adventures, and Will & Dewitt) as their direct replacements?

Are these five series being promoted online as the new “core” quirky or niche lineup for 4Kids now? Or is the website still trying to keep some presence for the Fox-era shows? Curious how 4Kids is handling this transition on their official site.

User2:
Good question! From what I’ve seen browsing 4Kids.tv recently, those five shows definitely have much more prominence now. They’re featured in the main shows section, with lots of games, downloads, and new content. Meanwhile, the Fox-only shows like Pirate Islands and Di-Gata Defenders have pretty minimal presence—if any at all. Most of their pages are barely updated or even archived.

User3:
Yeah, that’s what I’ve noticed too. The website feels like it’s shifting focus toward these five — they’re pushing their online games and video clips hard, especially for Magi-Nation and Monster Allergy. Seems like 4Kids is making it clear these are the “next gen” shows they want to invest in.

User4:
Makes sense from a marketing standpoint. The Fox block is ending, so no point pouring resources into shows that won’t continue. Rather, highlighting the newer or ongoing series helps build their audience online and drives viewers to the CW4Kids block.

User1:
Thanks for the insight! Glad to hear 4Kids is giving those shows some solid support. Hopefully it helps fans transition smoothly and those series find a good footing without the Fox block.

User5:
Totally! It’s cool to see how the online presence mirrors the on-air transition. Those five shows are really the new face of 4Kids content now. Let’s hope they keep getting the attention they deserve!

Write a follow up where the KM page is now changed to one for another show