Note: This is fictional 4Kids TV schedule January 6 2024

7:00 AM - “Pokémon: Galactic Battles” - Follow Ash, Dawn, and Brock through the Sinnoh region as they encounter new Pokémon and battle fierce competitors.

7:30 AM - “Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS” - Watch the latest iteration of the Yu-Gi-Oh! series as Yusaku Fujiki enters the digital world of Link VRAINS to fight the mysterious group known as the Knights of Hanoi.

8:00 AM - “Sonic Boom” - Join Sonic, Tails, Amy, Knuckles, and Sticks as they protect their home on Bygone Island from the evil Dr. Eggman and his robotic creations.

8:30 AM - “Magi-Nation” - Follow Tony Jones as he’s transported to the magical world of Magi-Nation, where he must join forces with the local Magi to prevent the evil Shadow Magi from conquering their world.

9:00 AM - “Pokemon The Series: Scarlet and Violet” - Ash and his beloved Pikachu journey to the Paldea region

9:30 AM - “One Piece” - Join Luffy on his journey across the Grand Line to find the greatest treasure ever, the elusive One Piece

10:00 AM - “Jackie Chan Adventures” - Join Jackie Chan and his niece Jade as they hunt for magical talismans around the globe while thwarting the plans of evil organizations.

10:30 AM - “Static Shock” - Follow Virgil Hawkins, a teenager who gains electrical superpowers and becomes the superhero Static, as he balances high school life with fighting crime in Dakota City.

11:00 AM - “Winx Club” - Adventure with Bloom and her fairy friends as they attend Alfea College for Fairies and fight against dark forces threatening the Magical Dimension.

11:30 AM - “Tootuff” - Follow the exploits of Tootuff, an eight year old boy, and his classmates.

Notes: New episodes of Sonic Boom, Pokemon The Series: Scarlet and Violet, One Piece and Tootuff continue

GoGoRiki is REMOVED from the schedule, replaced with Winx Club, Should we be worried about this? The ratings weren’t very high but the show had a cult following. Write a continuation saying 4Kids are going to be writing off some stuff soon, and they worry about GoGoRiki
While the removal of “GoGoRiki” from the 4Kids TV schedule signals an end to its broadcasting on the network, fans of the show have expressed concern over the series’ future. The decision to replace it with “Winx Club” was likely driven by the former’s lower ratings despite a dedicated cult following.

4Kids Entertainment, always attentive to ratings and market trends, is now faced with the need to make strategic programming decisions to maintain a competitive edge in the crowded children’s television market. With the broadcasting landscape continually shifting, viewership patterns adjusting, and the rising influence of streaming platforms, 4Kids has to navigate these challenges by curating a mix of content that will appeal to broader audiences while managing the costs associated with their content library.

Insiders suggest that 4Kids might soon be writing off some of their less popular shows to create space for new content that could potentially resonate more with their target demographic and drive up ratings. The cult following of shows like “GoGoRiki,” while passionate, may not translate into the level of commercial success 4Kids is striving for.

For “GoGoRiki” fans, the situation is indeed worrisome. The possibility of the show not finding a new broadcast slot or platform signifies a growing trend where even shows with a dedicated base may not survive if they don’t hit specific viewership targets. However, in this ever-evolving digital age, it’s not uncommon for shows to find a second life through online streaming services, direct-to-consumer offerings, or revival campaigns led by fans.

4Kids is expected to release a statement regarding the changes in its programming slate and the fate of shows like “GoGoRiki.” Fans are encouraged to voice their support and demonstrate the show’s impact, as viewer feedback has often played a pivotal role in the revival of beloved series. Meanwhile, 4Kids remains focused on delivering a mix of established favorites and exciting new properties to keep their audience engaged and to contribute to the network’s continued success.
Write a forum conversation where they begin to write stuff off, Titles include: Vampire Hunters (a heavily censored dub of Demon Slayer), JoJo’s Bizzare Adventures (also heavily censored), NGEvangelion (a heavily censored dub of Neon Genesis Evangelion), Rantaro Ninja Boy, Doraemon, Glitter Force and Kiteretsu, GoGoRiki seems safe for now
User1: Hey everyone, have you seen the latest news about 4Kids? Looks like they’re beginning to write off some titles from their lineup. 😱

User2: Yeah, I heard about that. Vampire Hunters is getting the ax, can you believe it? I mean, sure, it was a censored version of Demon Slayer, but still had its charm.

User3: I’m bummed out about JoJo’s Bizarre Adventures… despite the heavy censorship, I looked forward to it each week. “It’s a terrible day for rain…” ☔️

User4: Tell me about it. And what’s the deal with them ditching NGEvangelion already? That one was just getting good, even if the purple mech had to be changed to green for “reasons.”

User5: They also removed Rantaro Ninja Boy and Doraemon. Feels like my childhood is slipping away piece by piece. 😢

User6: I think the biggest shock for me is Glitter Force and Kiteretsu. They definitely had their audience. Does anyone know why they’re doing this now?

ModeratorNote: It’s always difficult when favorite shows are removed from the schedule. Keep in mind that networks have to consider ratings and licensing costs when making these decisions.

User7: True, but still hard to swallow. Does anyone know if GoGoRiki is safe? I need my Pogoriki fix!

User1: Last I heard, GoGoRiki is safe for the moment. They might be trying to find it a new home, or possibly looking at digital options.

User2: Well, that’s a relief, sort of. But for how long, I wonder? The world of TV is so ruthless, and 4Kids has been known to pull the plug without much warning.

User8: Has anyone tried reaching out to 4Kids? I feel like if we start a petition or something, we might be able to save at least one of these shows.

User3: Good idea, User8! I’m in for starting a campaign. “Save Our Shows - The 4Kids Rescue Operation.”

User9: Let’s not forget to support the shows that are still running. Maybe if we boost the ratings, 4Kids will reconsider some of their cancellations.

ModeratorNote: Just a reminder to keep the conversation respectful and constructive as we discuss these changes. Also, fan initiatives can have an impact, so feel free to organize and express your support for your favorite shows.

User5: Alright, let’s rally the fandom. Time to show 4Kids that these shows have a passionate audience. Who knows, maybe we can make a difference!

User10: I’m in. Time to channel that same energy that got the Sonic Boom reruns back on the schedule. Let’s do this! #4KidsRescueOps 🚀
Write that the removed shows have now been scrubbed from the website, and that some of them haven’t been seen in years, Rantaro last aired in early 2022, JoJo in October, Vampire Hunters in May 2023, NGEvangelion was halted by angry fans in October 2018, just 16 episodes in, so we didn’t get to see them dub EOE, Doraemon vanished in November 2023, Glitter Force in May 2022, and Kiteretsu in June 2021, and they have not come back, so this is worrying for GoGoRiki
User11: Guys, have you checked the 4Kids website? They’ve completely scrubbed off the removed shows. It’s like they never existed on their platform. 😟

User4: Seriously? That’s drastic. Some of those shows have been MIA for a long time. I remember when Rantaro Ninja Boy last aired in early 2022.

User7: And JoJo’s adventures ended last October… Ah, what a sad day that was.

User2: Yea, and Vampire Hunters got staked last May. Too bad, it was just getting to the good parts!

User3: I’m not surprised, to be honest. Remember the NGEvangelion debacle? They halted the show in October 2018 thanks to the outrage from fans. We only got 16 episodes in, and we never even had the “pleasure” of watching their take on EOE.

User5: What about Doraemon? That one got zapped into nowhere in November last year. And Glitter Force sparkled out in May 2022. Can’t say I’m not worried about GoGoRiki getting the same treatment.

User8: Don’t forget Kiteretsu; it was off the radar since June 2021. Never heard from it again.

User9: This is definitely a red flag for GoGoRiki. I mean, if shows as popular as JoJo got cut, what chances does GoGoRiki stand? 😰

User10: It’s not looking good, team. When 4Kids pulls shows like these and then pretends they never happened, it’s never a good sign. Anyone got any info on their future plans for GoGoRiki?

ModeratorNote: It’s important to remember that television networks often rotate their content to keep their line-up fresh. It’s not unusual for shows to be retired from the schedule.

User12: Fresh lineup or not, it’s a harsh way to deal with shows that people love. Erasing them from the site feels… disrespectful to the fans.

User7: Is there any chance for digital releases or maybe another network picking them up? I just can’t believe they would let all that content just gather dust.

User13: Usually, I’d say there’s hope for a streaming service to pick them up, but the fact that 4Kids are scrubbing them entirely might complicate rights issues. Not looking good, folks.

User2: GoGoRiki fans, we really need to step up our game if we want to keep our show safe. Let’s start a hashtag, reach out to other fan communities, do whatever it takes.

User14: It’s #SaveGoGoRiki time! We’ve seen fan movements bring shows back before. It’s worth a shot, at least! 🙏📺

ModeratorNote: While the removal and non-renewal of shows can be disheartening, the forum encourages positive and constructive discussions surrounding campaigns to save beloved series. Sharing contact info for fan campaigns is allowed but please refrain from posting personal contact information. Write a follow up in Summer where the Summer promo airs, has characters playing at the beach, but a character is missing, and there is even a hole in the sand shaped like him, Thankfully he bursts from a sandcastle and announces his comeback later on in the ad