12foot6, Freelance designers making animations: Established in 1999 by Dave Anderson and Tom Mortimer (both 6foot 3 inches tall... obviously!) to produce 2D and stop-motion animation for TV and web. 12Foot6 is a collection of around twenty animators, illustrators and designers, with a mixture of hand-drawn, graphic and stop-motion talent.
Based in a Central London studio a lot of our inspiration comes from everything around us - form the people to the streets to the architecture.
We're mostly known for our humour - including Dog Judo, 'Bob' who Darren Walsh created with us and the Bafta nominated Sensibles.
We would like to think our strengths are great art which we animate beautifully to a strong narrative. Then, of course, there's the funny silly stuff! We also animated 2 seasons of Modern Toss

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

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

Most of our work is simplistic and 2D. which we believe helps it,

The Sensibles (2006-2007) – a series of short, humorous films produced by Jetix and 12foot6 , where they were broadcast from 2007 to 2009. 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. We produced 12 episodes, but for some reason the idiots at Jetix made us outsource the animation of 6 of the episodes to Isreli company STANGA.

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's Galactic News and express their fear or admiration.

🚀 Excited to share our journey at 12Foot6! Over the years, we've had the pleasure of working with some amazing clients. Here's a shout-out to 24 of them! 🎨✨

Paramount Comedy
Virgin Mobile
Cartoon Network
National Geographic
Channel 4
BBC
Nickelodeon
Jetix
Sony Pictures
Adult Swim
Disney
Time Out
The Guardian
MTV
Sky One
Durex
Hachette
O2
Channel 5
The Financial Times
T-Mobile
Universal Pictures
Universal Music Group
CITV
NijiHare TV
A huge thank you to all our clients for trusting us with your visions! Here’s to more creativity and humor in animation! 🌟🎬 #Animation #12Foot6 #Clients #CreativeCommunity

NijiHare TV:
When NijiHare TV, a Japanese TV station unveiled their new mascot TeruTeru (a whimsical hybrid of a television and a rabbit), we just couldn't resist the opportunity to animate him in lots of cool scenes, such as playing, swimming, etc, This project was delivered on Dec 2 2005 ahead of it's debut in Jan 2006

Universal Music Group:
UMG wanted a new music video for Nik Kershaw's "The Riddle", to celebrate it's 23rd anniversary. so we had 2 of our characters explore a weird and wacky world as the song plays.

O2:
The brief was to encapsulate the "feel" of O2, We chose to have characters exploring a city with signs representing O2's features as The Universal by Blur played.

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

Ident 1: Mining

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

Ident 2: Fight

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

Ident 3: Birthday Surprise

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

Ident 4: Hacker's Den

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

Ident 5: Pancake Flip

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

Celebrating Creativity: 12Foot6's Top 4 Favorite Works
At 12Foot6, our passion for animation has led us through countless exciting projects and collaborations since our inception in 1999. From humorous short films to rebranding iconic networks, we’ve had the pleasure of working with some remarkable clients. As we reflect on our journey, we wanted to highlight four of our favorite works that showcase our unique artistic style, sense of humor, and storytelling prowess.

The Sensibles (2006-2007)
One of our standout creations, The Sensibles, is a series of short, humorous films produced in partnership with Jetix. Airing from 2007 to 2009, this series introduces viewers to the quirky Galactic News Network (GNN) team, led by the hilarious Oi. With characters like Bzzz, Zzoom, and the ever-curious Blerah, each episode features the team observing and reporting on the everyday lives of Earthlings. The absurdity of their findings—along with our distinctive animation style—made this series a beloved favorite among fans of all ages.
Paramount Comedy Idents (2005)
In 2005, we had the incredible opportunity to rebrand Paramount Comedy with a series of animated idents that showcased our signature humor. The idents featured a bizarre cast of characters, including animated black rabbits, a skateboard-riding dolphin, and a whimsical “weird cat thing.” The blend of surreal humor and playful visuals perfectly captured the spirit of the channel, making it a memorable project that remains a highlight in our collaborative history.
NijiHare TV's TeruTeru Animation (2005)
When NijiHare TV approached us with the task of bringing their new mascot, TeruTeru, to life, we jumped at the chance! Combining elements of a television and a rabbit, TeruTeru offered endless possibilities for creativity. Our team animated him in a variety of delightful scenes—playing, swimming, and exploring—with infectious energy and charm. The project, delivered right before the mascot's debut, allowed us to dive into a whimsical world where creativity knows no boundaries.
Universal Music Group's "The Riddle" Music Video
Celebrating the 23rd anniversary of Nik Kershaw's hit song "The Riddle" was a thrilling challenge for us. Universal Music Group wanted a visually captivating music video that embodied the spirit of the song, so we crafted a quirky animated journey through a surreal and wacky world. Our characters explored vibrant landscapes filled with enchanting surprises, aligning perfectly with the song’s playful and enigmatic themes. It’s one of our proudest achievements—creating a visually stunning piece that resonates with both nostalgia and imagination.
Final Thoughts
These projects not only highlight our creative abilities but also reflect the collaborative spirit and trust we've built with our clients over the years. At 12Foot6, we believe in the power of animation to tell stories and evoke emotions, whether through humor, whimsy, or heartwarming moments. Here’s to more adventures in creativity, and we can’t wait to see what the future holds! 🌟

If you’d like to stay updated with our latest projects and creative endeavors, be sure to follow us on our social media channels!

🎨✨ Excited to spotlight some fantastic projects animated solely by the talented Matt Oxborrow! Check them out:

1️⃣ Paramount Comedy Idents: Animated black rabbits having a wild time! 🐰🔥
2️⃣ Cartoon Network Idents: Creative takes on the CN logo with unique twists! 🎉
3️⃣ The Sensibles: Fun and humorous short films exploring earthly objects! 🌍😄
4️⃣ NijiHare TV's TeruTeru: Whimsical animations bringing the mascot to life! 🐇📺

Thanks for your amazing work, Matt! #Animation #12Foot6 #CreativeTalent. My Kids WB AU (Note: Fictional)

September 11/18/25/October 2/9/16, 2004
07:00AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
07:30AM Justice League Unlimited
08:00AM Jackie Chan Adventures
08:30AM ¡Mucha Lucha!
09:00AM Teen Titans
09:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM Da Boom Crew. Write a press release Aug 26 2004 about the new Kids WB season

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 26, 2004

Kids’ WB! Launches an Exciting New Fall Season Starting September 11, 2004

Burbank, CA – Kids’ WB!, the premier destination for fun, action, and adventure, proudly announces its all-new fall lineup premiering September 11, 2004. This season, KIds’ WB! delivers an unbeatable block packed with beloved favorites and thrilling new episodes to keep kids entertained every weekend morning.

Starting at 7:00 AM, audiences will be energized by the eco-hero Captain Planet and the Planeteers, followed by the action-packed Justice League Unlimited and the exciting martial arts adventure, Jackie Chan Adventures. Fans can also look forward to the colorful world of ¡Mucha Lucha! at 8:30 AM.

At 9:00 AM, the fun intensifies with dynamic stories featuring the Teen Titans and the mystical Xiaolin Showdown—two of the hottest animated series capturing audiences worldwide. Right after, Kids’ WB! presents the global phenomenon Pokémon at 10:00 AM, bringing new adventures and battles to life.

At 10:30 AM, Batman fans will dive into the thrilling escapades of The Batman, leading into intense strategic battles with Yu-Gi-Oh! at 11:00 AM. The lineup rounds out with the brand-new action-comedy Da Boom Crew at 11:30 AM, promising laughs and excitement every weekend.

“We are thrilled to bring this fresh and exciting slate of programming to Kids’ WB! viewers,” said [Spokesperson Name], Executive Vice President of Kids’ WB! “From heroic exploits to dynamic adventures, our new season offers something for every fan. We can’t wait for kids and families to enjoy these action-packed mornings together.”

Mark your calendars and tune in every Saturday and Sunday from 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM starting September 11, 2004 for the ultimate Kids’ WB! experience!

Kids’ WB! Fall 2004 Programming Schedule:

Saturdays & Sundays
07:00 AM — Captain Planet and the Planeteers
07:30 AM — Justice League Unlimited
08:00 AM — Jackie Chan Adventures
08:30 AM — ¡Mucha Lucha!
09:00 AM — Teen Titans
09:30 AM — Xiaolin Showdown
10:00 AM — Pokémon
10:30 AM — The Batman
11:00 AM — Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30 AM — Da Boom Crew

For more information, visit [KidsWB.com] or contact:
[Public Relations Contact]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]

About Kids’ WB!
Kids’ WB! is Warner Bros. Television’s Saturday-morning programming block dedicated to delivering the best in animated entertainment for children. Featuring fan-favorite heroes and engaging new series, Kids’ WB! continues to be the go-to destination for fun, adventure, and imagination.

October 23/30/November 6/13, 2004
07:00AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
07:30AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
08:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
08:30AM ¡Mucha Lucha!
09:00AM Teen Titans
09:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM Justice League Unlimited

November 20/27/December 4/11/18, 2004/January 1/8/15, 2005
07:00AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
07:30AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
08:00AM Pokemon
08:30AM ¡Mucha Lucha!
09:00AM Teen Titans
09:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
10:00AM Justice League Unlimited
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM Pokemon

December 25, 2004
07:00AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
07:30AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
08:00AM Pokémon
08:30AM ¡Mucha Lucha!
09:00AM Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer (one hour)
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM Justice League Unlimted

January 22, 2005
07:00AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
07:30AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
08:00AM Pokémon
08:30AM ¡Mucha Lucha!
09:00AM Teen Titans
09:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
10:00AM Pokémon: Destiny Deoxys (two hours)

January 29/February/March/April 2/9/16, 2005
07:00AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
07:30AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
08:00AM What’s New Scooby-Doo?
08:30AM ¡Mucha Lucha!
09:00AM Teen Titans
09:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM Justice League Unlimited

April 23/30/May 7/14/21/28, 2005
07:00AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
07:30AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
08:00AM ¡Mucha Lucha!
08:30AM ¡Mucha Lucha!
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM Justice League Unlimited

June 4/11, 2005
07:00AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
07:30AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
08:00AM Jackie Chan Adventures
08:30AM Jackie Chan Adventures
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Justice League Unlimited
11:30AM Yu-Gi-Oh!

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. Write a press release about the "Expansion to Blow You Away"

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
[Date: July 1, 2005]

Kids’ WB! Announces “Expansion to Blow You Away” – Extended Programming Block with New Shows and Fan Favorites Starting This July!

Burbank, CA – Kids’ WB! is thrilled to unveil its biggest and most action-packed programming expansion yet — the “Expansion to Blow You Away” — launching July 9, 2005. Building on its reputation as the ultimate destination for Saturday morning fun, Kids’ WB! will now deliver an extended lineup of exciting shows, starting earlier and running longer, giving fans even more of the thrilling action and adventures they love.

Beginning July 9, the block will kick off as early as 6:00 AM with fan favorites Static Shock and Teen Titans, two powerhouse series known for their dynamic stories and heroic characters. This early start sets the tone for an epic morning of nonstop entertainment.

Fans will also enjoy returning hits such as MegaMan: NT Warrior, Jackie Chan Adventures, Xiaolin Showdown, Pokémon, and Yu-Gi-Oh! throughout the extended block. New additions like Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends bring fresh laughs and charm to the lineup, while the extended presence of Pokémon and Teen Titans episodes keeps the action going through midday.

Key Highlights of the “Expansion to Blow You Away”:

Earlier Start Times: Programming kicks off at 6:00 AM, offering more time for viewers to enjoy their favorite shows.
Extended Airings: Popular series like Pokémon and Teen Titans will have episodes running later into the day, with back-to-back blocks of thrilling content.
New Additions: Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends joins the roster, adding a new dimension of comedy and creativity to the Kids’ WB! lineup.
Fan Favorites Remain: Classic action-packed adventures including Xiaolin Showdown, MegaMan: NT Warrior, and Jackie Chan Adventures continue to bring excitement and heroism to kids every weekend.
“We are excited to expand Kids’ WB! into a larger, more immersive experience for our viewers,” said [Spokesperson Name], Executive Vice President of Kids’ WB!. “With our earlier start time and expanded lineup, this block offers families a whole new way to kick off their Saturdays — packed with action, adventure, and laughter for kids of all ages.”

Starting July 9, 2005, tune in every Saturday morning from 6:00 AM to 12:30 PM to experience the blast of nonstop fun only Kids’ WB! can deliver.

Sample Kids’ WB! Expanded Block Starting July 9, 2005:

06:00 AM — Static Shock
06:30 AM — Teen Titans
07:00 AM — MegaMan: NT Warrior
07:30 AM — Jackie Chan Adventures
08:00 AM — Teen Titans
08:30 AM — The Batman
09:00 AM — Xiaolin Showdown
09:30 AM — Xiaolin Showdown
10:00 AM — Pokémon
10:30 AM — Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends
11:00 AM — Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30 AM — MegaMan: NT Warrior
12:00 PM — Pokémon
12:30 PM — Teen Titans
For more information and full schedule details, visit [KidsWB.com] or contact:
[Public Relations Contact]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]

About Kids’ WB!
Kids’ WB! is Warner Bros. Television’s premier Saturday-morning programming block, delivering a diverse mix of animated action, comedy, and adventure. With its expanded lineup, Kids’ WB! continues to be the go-to destination where heroes soar, imaginations run wild, and families come together to enjoy the best in kids’ entertainment.

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. Title: Cosmic Wanderers

Panel 1:

Scene: An intergalactic spaceship shaped like a giant teapot zooms across a galaxy filled with colorful stars.

Caption: Meet our cosmic travelers: Ellie the Explorer, Dr. Wyatt the Skeptic Scientist, Fluff, the Rabbit-Shaped Slime Creature, his sister Flo, and King Celestial, the Fallen Monarch.

Panel 2:

Scene: Inside the spaceship, Ellie stands confidently at the helm, with a star map spread out before her.

Ellie: Adventure awaits us at every corner of the universe! Ready for another journey, team?

Panel 3:

Scene: Dr. Wyatt, peering through a telescope, looks skeptical and thoughtful.

Dr. Wyatt: There's so much about the universe that can't just be explained by science. But I'm ready to uncover its mysteries.

Panel 4:

Scene: Fluff and Flo, who look like adorable rabbit-shaped puddles of slime, bounce excitedly.

Fluff: Let's find a planet made of jellybeans!

Flo: Or one with cloud castles we can slide down!

Panel 5:

Scene: King Celestial, adorned in a tattered royal robe and a crooked crown, stands pensively.

King Celestial: Once a ruler of worlds, now a humble seeker of wisdom. This journey is the rebirth of my reign, in a way.

Panel 6:

Scene: The spaceship approaches a colorful, swirling portal.

Ellie: Next stop, the Stardust Carnival of the Andromeda Cluster!

Dr. Wyatt: Carnival? Surely, there must be some logical explanation for that.

Fluff and Flo: Candy comets and glittery games!

King Celestial: And perhaps a chance to reclaim a fragment of my lost kingdom's glory.

Panel 7:

Scene: As the ship enters the portal, the crew is filled with excitement and wonder as they zip through the kaleidoscope of colors.

Caption: Through science and magic, they journey among the stars, discovering new worlds and themselves along the way.

Panel 8:

Scene: The spaceship exits the portal, and on the horizon looms a giant, glowing carnival in space.

Ellie: Ready to explore the greatest wonders beyond our imaginations? Let the adventure continue!

Dr. Wyatt: Time to dive into the unknown, scientifically or otherwise.

Fluff and Flo: Woohoo! Galaxy, here we come!

King Celestial: Onward to destiny!

Caption: And so, their cosmic adventures unfold, a whirl of discovery and friendship among the stars.

Write about all the character's appearances

Ellie the Explorer:
Ellie is a charismatic and adventurous young woman with a passion for exploring the cosmos. She has short, spiky hair dyed a vibrant shade of purple, and her eyes are an enchanting shade of green, sparkling with curiosity and determination. She wears a sleek, retro-futuristic space jacket with a colorful array of patches from different planets she's visited. Her outfit includes sturdy boots and a utility belt filled with gadgets for her interstellar escapades. Ellie's enthusiasm is infectious, and her leadership keeps the team united through any challenge.

Dr. Wyatt the Skeptic Scientist:
Dr. Wyatt is meticulous and keen-minded, with a penchant for questioning the unexplained. He sports a pair of round spectacles that occasionally slide down his nose when he's deep in thought. His hair is neatly combed, its color a dusty shade of gray, adding a distinguished look to his youthful face. Dressed in a simple white lab coat over a navy-blue turtleneck, he always carries a small tablet device for notes and observations. Though skeptical, Dr. Wyatt approaches the wonders of the galaxy with an open mind, ever seeking evidence to expand his understanding.

Fluff, the Rabbit-Shaped Slime Creature:
Fluff is an adorable, gelatinous creature resembling a bunny, with ears that wiggle expressively. His body is a translucent shade of light blue, with a soft sheen that shimmers in the light. Fluff's eyes are large and animated, filled with sparkle and wonder, reflecting his playful personality. Although amorphous, he often maintains his rabbit-like shape to bounce around with an irresistible cuteness. Fluff's ability to change forms makes him a lively and handy companion on their adventures.

Flo, the Sister of Fluff:
Flo, like her brother Fluff, is a slime creature who takes the form of a rabbit, but her color is a soft pastel pink with a glistening glow. Her ears are slightly longer than Fluff’s, and she often uses them to convey her thoughts through gesture. Flo’s demeanor is gentle and nurturing, providing a calming balance to Fluff’s exuberance. Despite her amorphous nature, she can change into various shapes when needed, contributing her creativity and grace to the team's endeavors.

King Celestial, the Fallen Monarch:
King Celestial is a regally poised figure who once ruled a mighty star kingdom. He wears a tattered robe adorned with cosmic symbols and a crooked crown that hints at his former grandeur. His skin has an ethereal glow, resembling stardust scattered across the night sky, with hair resembling a silver comet's trail. His eyes, deep and wise, hold the secrets of countless galaxies. Despite his fallen status, King Celestial carries himself with dignity and seeks redemption and understanding of the universe beyond his lost kingdom.

Together, these distinct characters blend their unique appearances and personalities to embark on thrilling adventures through the galaxy, learning from each other and the cosmos along the way. Write a fansrt of Fluff having fell on the floor, splattered, Only his legs, tail and butt retsin their shape

In the fan art, the scene is a lighthearted and playful moment aboard the cosmic teapot spaceship. The room is filled with bright and whimsical colors, reflecting the vibrant energy of the crew's adventures. The floor is a sleek, polished metal, glinting in the ambient light of the spaceship's control panels.

In the center of the frame, Fluff has humorously splattered onto the floor. His body, usually maintained in a charming rabbit shape, has transformed into a delightfully gooey puddle, emphasizing his gelatinous nature. However, his legs, tail, and bunny-like bottom retain their shape, adding a comical contrast to his otherwise amorphous form. The light blue hue of his slime shimmers softly, punctuated by sparkles that catch the light as they hover around his jiggly figure.

Fluff's large, expressive eyes are wide open, filled with surprise yet maintaining their typical sparkle, adding an endearing charm to the scene. His ears, characteristic of a rabbit form, are slightly drooped, suggesting a playful embarrassment.

Above him, Ellie the Explorer is depicted doubled over in laughter, her hands resting on her knees as her short, spiky purple hair bounces with her amusement. Her green eyes, twinkling with mirth, capture the fun of the moment, showing her lighthearted camaraderie with Fluff.

To the side, Flo, observing her brother's predicament, leans slightly forward. Her soft pastel pink exterior glows warmly, and her ears are perked up, indicating her amused yet tender concern for her brother. Her features convey a gentle smile, highlighting the nurturing aspect of her personality.

In the background, Dr. Wyatt adjusts his round spectacles with a slight smirk, clearly entertained by the scene, while King Celestial stands with a dignified, knowing smile, amused by the whimsical antics of his companions.

The overall fan art captures the playful essence of Fluff and his endearing relationship with the crew, highlighting the joy and camaraderie that define their cosmic adventures.

Write a tweet listing the characters, earth ones and aliens in separate categories

🌌 Meet the Cosmic Wanderers Crew!

🌍 Earthlings:

Ellie the Explorer
Dr. Wyatt the Skeptic Scientist
👽 Aliens:

Fluff, the Rabbit-Shaped Slime Creature
Flo, his Sister
King Celestial, the Fallen Monarch
Ready for intergalactic adventures! 🚀⭐️ #CosmicWanderers #SpaceAdventure

Write about F&F's planet

Planet Gelatopia: The Wobbly Wonderland

Nestled in the heart of a nebula filled with vibrant colors and swirling cosmic energies, Gelatopia is a unique and enchanting planet, home to the delightful slime creatures like Fluff and Flo. This picturesque world is a realm where the landscape seems almost alive, constantly shifting and shimmering with an otherworldly beauty.

Geography and Environment:

Gelatopia's surface is a mesmerizing mosaic of gently rolling hills, crystal-clear lakes, and lush, gelatinous forests. The terrain is soft, almost bouncy, creating a whimsical sensation for anyone traversing it. The trees and plants resemble delicate sculptures made of translucent jelly, their colors changing with the shifting light of the two suns that illuminate the planet. When the wind blows, the flora gently sways, producing a melodic hum that fills the air, adding an auditory layer to the planet's charm.

Climate:

The climate of Gelatopia is consistently mild and pleasant, with a perfect balance of warmth and cool breezes. Misty rain showers occur frequently, nourishing the gelatinous flora and maintaining their vibrant glow. These showers, rather than wetting the ground, add a dazzling sheen to the surface, which glistens as if covered in tiny stars.

Inhabitants:

Gelatopia is inhabited by a diverse array of slime creatures, each with its own distinct colors and shapes. These creatures, like Fluff and Flo, are playful and curious, forming close-knit communities amidst the gelatinous terrain. Communication among them is rich with gestures and musical tones, conveying emotions and thoughts in a harmonious symphony.

Culture and Society:

The society of Gelatopia thrives on cooperation and creativity. Festivals celebrating the shifting of the seasons feature games and dances that highlight the inhabitants' ability to morph and reshape themselves in dazzling displays. Their architecture, a phenomenal blend of art and function, consists of structures made from hardened slime, resembling intricate, jewel-like castles.

Mystical Elements:

The planet brims with mystical energy. The native creatures have an innate connection to this energy, allowing them to change shape and communicate in nuanced ways. Legends speak of ancient slime beings who could harness this energy to create bridges between dimensions, a skill believed to be dormant within every inhabitant.

Conclusion:

Gelatopia, with its dynamic landscape and harmonious inhabitants, is a planet of wonder and whimsy. It's a testament to the beauty of diversity and adaptability, where each being contributes to the living tapestry of its world. For Fluff and Flo, Gelatopia is not just home; it's a place of endless possibilities, where their imaginations can roam as freely as their shapeshifting forms.Title: Ellie’s Sticky Introduction to Fluff and Flo

The HMS Teapot hovered just above the surface of the enigmatic and glowing world of Gelatopia. Ellie stood at the open hatch, a spring in her step and a starry glimmer in her green eyes. Ever the adventurer, she’d instructed the ship’s AI to stay on standby as she ventured out solo, determined to map this gooey paradise.

“This place is incredible,” she muttered under her breath as she stepped off the boarding ramp. Her boots squished into the almost sponge-like terrain of the soft, bouncy ground. Around her, the gelatinous trees shimmered like rainbow glass, and a lake in the distance wobbled as if made of liquid gemstones. The two suns overhead cast dancing rays of light that made the entire planet feel alive.

Ellie bent down and scooped some of the gelatinous soil into her hand. It felt cool to the touch, jiggling slightly. She laughed, her curiosity bubbling.

“This will make a great souvenir! Maybe Dr. Wyatt can analyze it later,” she said, slipping the jiggly sample into a jar on her utility belt.

As Ellie began to wander deeper into the landscape, the ground became softer, like walking on a giant bouncy mattress. She took a running leap, bouncing slightly higher with each stride, the grin on her face widening. “Maybe this entire planet is one giant trampoline,” she joked aloud.

But then—SPLAT!

Ellie froze mid-step. Looking down, she realized her boot had landed squarely in a gooey, sticky puddle that made a sound somewhere between a splorp and a squelch. The golden rays of the suns glinted off its translucent surface, and it looked like a weird hybrid of jelly and slime.

Her face twisted into a grimace as she tried to lift her foot, only to feel it stuck fast like she’d stepped into intergalactic super glue. “Oh, come on,” she groaned, tugging at her leg. “Well, this is embarrassing.”

The puddle shimmered suspiciously. A moment later, it rippled—and then sputtered, as though choking down a bubble. Ellie raised an eyebrow. “Okay, weird puddle, what’s your deal?”

Before she could puzzle it out, the puddle suddenly began to rise, taking form. Ellie stumbled back, finally freeing her boot as the goo reshaped itself into a blob with… ears?

“Who dares step on the royal puddles of Gelatopia?!” croaked a small but dramatic voice.

The newly formed blob wiggled its bunny-like ears, puffed up its chest, and stranded on stubby legs—a squishy little creature with large, animated eyes glittering with indignation. This was Fluff, and he was giving Ellie what could only be described as the most adorable pout in the cosmos.

“Wait,” Ellie said, staring at the creature now standing in front of her. “Did I just step… on you?”

“Yes!” Fluff squeaked, bouncing slightly to emphasize his frustration. “Do you know how uncomfortable that is? I just finished resting!”

Ellie felt her cheeks flush. “Oh my gosh, I am SO sorry! Look, I didn’t know—this is all sticky and slimy everywhere! I just— I—what are you?”

Fluff puffed himself up again, as if offended by the question. “I’m Fluff, obviously. And I’m not just a puddle! I am a proud citizen of Gelatopia. Learn the difference, space traveler!”

Before Ellie could apologize further, another slime creature hopped into view, this one pastel pink and glowing softly like a pearl. Flo slid gracefully across the gelatinous ground, her long ears twitching as she assessed the situation. Her voice, softer and gentler than Fluff’s, had an almost musical quality.

“Fluff, stop being dramatic,” she said, her glowing pink form bouncing gently as she reached her brother’s side. “It was an accident. Besides, she looks like a traveler. We haven’t spoken to one in ages.”

“Fine,” Fluff huffed, crossing his gelatinous arms—or at least, something resembling arms. “But she still stepped on me.”

“I’m sorry!” Ellie blurted again, smiling nervously as she crouched down to their level. “I didn’t mean to step on you—I’ve never met anyone like you before. I’m Ellie, by the way. I’m an explorer.” She reached out a hand before realizing the awkwardness of offering a handshake to a slimy, rabbit-shaped creature.

Flo wiggled her ears, conveying warm curiosity. “I’m Flo, and this is my brother Fluff. We’re slimeforms. You must be from another star system.”

Ellie nodded eagerly. “Yes! I’m from a planet called Earth—”

“She’s not that impressive,” Fluff interrupted. “Her boots are gross.”

“Fluff!” Flo said sharply, nudging him with an ear.

Ellie chuckled, her embarrassment fading in the wake of their bickering. “No offense, Fluff, but I didn’t think you'd be sentient! Your whole planet… it’s like one giant squishy wonderland. Maybe a sentient pudding-land? I feel like I’m walking through dessert.”

Fluff blinked, temporarily forgetting his indignation. “Dessert? Like… sugar and candy?”

“That’s right!” Ellie said with a grin. “Do you guys eat? Oh wait, are these trees edible? I have so many questions!” She was practically vibrating with curiosity now.

Flo giggled sweetly. “We eat energy from the planet, absorbed through our bodies. But… if there’s candy where you’re from, maybe we need to visit your world someday.”

“Oh, it’s got way more than candy," Ellie teased. "I could take you on so many adventures. I’m always looking for new co-pilots.”

Fluff looked suspicious. “You mean we’d have to leave Gelatopia?”

“Just for a while,” Ellie said with a wink. “Think of the places we could explore. Stars! Planets! Maybe even a jellybean world—doesn’t that sound fun?”

The mention of “jellybeans” perked Fluff right up. He turned to Flo, who had the same sparkle of excitement in her eyes.

“...Okay,” Fluff said, as if he were doing Ellie a huge favor. “I guess I could visit your planet. But I’m only coming because Flo wants to. And also for these… jellybeans.”

“Well then,” Ellie said, standing up from her crouch and giving the two slime creatures a wide grin. “Welcome aboard the HMS Teapot, guys. You’re gonna love the galaxy.”

And with that, Ellie waved them towards her ship, promising sweets, adventures, and worlds beyond their wildest imaginations—with only a small chance of stepping on any more friends.Title: The Quicksand Peril on Typhon-9

The dry wind howled across the barren canyon of Typhon-9, whipping up clouds of dust that danced over the cracked earth. Ellie, Dr. Wyatt, and Flo were cautiously making their way through the shifting dunes, the twin suns beating mercilessly overhead.
Flo, ever curious, bounced ahead to examine a shimmering, gooey, gray patch of sand that looked oddly inviting. She stepped onto it—and immediately noticed something strange.

“Whoa… this feels really squelchy,” Flo murmured, shifting her weight, but before she could retreat, her foot suddenly sank into the sand. She quickly tried to step back, but in less than two seconds, her legs were already claimed by the thick, sticky ground.

Ellie’s eyes widened in alarm as she saw Flo being swallowed up.

“Flo!” Ellie shouted, dashing forward.

The pink slime rabbit was sinking fast—first up to her waist, then quickly climbing higher.

Flo yelled "Um, Help, Get me out of this quicksand" as the muck reached her neck, she was desperately trying to keep her head from going under.

She reached her trembling paw out towards Ellie desperately—but before anyone could react, her head was pulled under with a soft slurp.

Flo was almost fully submerged—only one translucent pink paw still poking weakly out of the muck.

“Help! Uh—mffph!” A muffled voice struggled to surface, bubbles rapidly forming where her mouth would have been if her head weren’t already swallowed by the thick muck.

Dr. Wyatt grabbed a sturdy vine from nearby and tossed it toward Ellie. “Tie it around your waist! We need to pull her out carefully before she slips away.”

Ellie obeyed swiftly, looping the vine tightly. She gritted her teeth and leaned over the edge, grabbing Flo’s trembling paw.

The slime body pulsed faintly as Ellie gave a steady, firm tug. The bubbling intensified, muffled pleas growing weaker as Flo’s luminous form threatened to disappear beneath the thick muck.

“Hold on, Flo! We’ve got you!” Ellie urged, muscles straining with the effort.

After a tense moment, Flo’s glowing ears finally broke the surface, followed quickly by the rest of her shimmering pink form, slick with sand but very much alive.

Ellie lifted Flo fully from the quicksand pit and set her gently on solid ground. Flo shivered, her eyes blinking rapidly as she reformed her shape.

“I... didn’t think I’d sink that fast,” Flo muttered softly, still catching her breath.

“Don’t ever wander off like that again,” Ellie said, smiling warmly. “But hey, you’re safe now.”

Dr. Wyatt approached with a relieved sigh. “It’s a good thing you acted quickly. The composition of this quicksand is unusually dense—if Flo had gone under completely, it might have been much harder to rescue her.”

Flo nodded, flexing her glowing ears. “Thanks, both of you... I guess my slime body isn’t invincible after all.”

The trio shared a quiet moment beneath the blazing sky—a reminder that even the most resilient explorers have their limits, and that friendship and quick thinking can make all the difference.

End. Write a conversation saying he knows this cartoon is a obscure EU one from 2005-2006, He asks what EU countries made it

Sure! Here's a conversation where someone acknowledges the cartoon is an obscure EU one from 2005-2006 and asks which EU countries made it:

User:
Hey, I know this cartoon, Cosmic Wanderers, is kinda obscure and looks like it came from the EU around 2005 or 2006. Do you happen to know which European countries were involved in making it?

Assistant:
Cosmic Wanderers does have that distinct early-2000s European animation vibe with its unique art style and storytelling. While it’s not widely known, many cartoons of that era were often co-productions between multiple EU countries. From what I recall, this particular show was created through a collaboration between studios in France and Belgium—both of which have rich traditions in producing imaginative animated series. It might also have had some involvement from a smaller studio in the Netherlands or Germany for animation support or distribution. Does that match up with your research or memory?

User:
Yeah, that sounds right! I heard France was a big player in its production. Thanks for confirming!

If you'd like, I can help you draft a more formal message or expand this interaction!

Write a conversation saying what 2 characters obviously had lots of merchandise

Certainly! Here's a conversation where two characters from Cosmic Wanderers are mentioned as obviously having lots of merchandise:

User:
You know, looking at Cosmic Wanderers, it’s pretty clear that Fluff and Ellie probably had the most merchandise. Their designs are just so perfect for toys and collectibles.

Assistant:
Absolutely! Fluff’s cute, squishy slime-bunny form lends itself perfectly to plushies, squishy toys, and collectible figures. Plus, Ellie’s vibrant purple hair and adventurous outfit make her super marketable as an action figure or costume cosplay. I can totally imagine tons of backpacks, lunchboxes, and even stationery themed around those two. The other characters are great too, but Fluff and Ellie definitely stole the merchandising spotlight.

User:
Right? Flo and King Celestial are awesome but not quite as merch-friendly. Fluff’s jelly-like body and Ellie’s explorer swag are just irresistible for fans.

Let me know if you want it more casual, formal, or with a different tone!

Write a follow up asking wait, but isn't Flo a pink, feminine version of Fluff

Sure! Here's a follow-up conversation where the user asks about Flo being a pink, feminine version of Fluff:

User:
Wait, but isn’t Flo basically just a pink, more feminine version of Fluff? Do you think she got much merchandise too, or was Fluff kind of the main slime star?

Assistant:
That’s a good point! Flo is definitely a pastel pink counterpart to Fluff, with a softer and gentler vibe. While Fluff’s playful and energetic personality probably made him more popular for toys and merchandise, Flo likely had her own share of fans—especially among those who preferred her graceful and nurturing character. So, I’d say Flo had merchandise too, but maybe more in the niche or collectible categories, while Fluff was the big splash in plushies and kid-friendly products.

User:
Makes sense! It’s cool they both got some spotlight even if Fluff was the bigger star.

If you want it adjusted or expanded, just let me know!

Write a conversation saying during that quicksand scene in thet episode, which part was scariest

Certainly! Here's a conversation discussing which part of the quicksand scene was the scariest:

User:
During that quicksand scene on Typhon-9, which part do you think was the scariest?

Assistant:
Honestly, the most intense moment was when Flo’s head was just about to go under the muck, and all that muffled bubbling started happening. The way the scene showed how fast she was sinking really ramped up the tension.

User:
Yeah, that part had me on the edge of my seat! When Ellie had to grab Flo’s paw while the quicksand was pulling her down — it felt so desperate.

Assistant:
Exactly! And Dr. Wyatt tossing the vine and telling Ellie to tie it around her waist added to the urgency. It wasn’t just a simple rescue; it felt like a real danger that could have ended badly.

User:
For sure, it showed that even in a whimsical galaxy, things can get seriously perilous.

If you want it more detailed or casual, just say!

Write a forum conversation saying one of the dubs had her screaming very loudly and she sounded absolutely terrified

Sure! Here's a forum conversation discussing a dub where a character had a very loud, terrified scream during a scene:

User1:
Has anyone else noticed how in one of the English dubs of Cosmic Wanderers, the voice actress for Flo’s quicksand scene had her screaming way louder than in the original? It was kind of jarring.

User2:
Oh yeah, I remember that! When Flo gets stuck and starts sinking, her scream was super intense—almost piercing. She sounded absolutely terrified, like it really amp’d up the drama.

User3:
I actually appreciated that version. It made the whole moment feel more urgent and real. I guess the dub direction wanted to emphasize the danger more than the original, which was a bit more restrained vocally.

User1:
True, though I kinda missed the subtler emotions of the original. That scream was so loud it almost felt out of place with the otherwise calm vibe of the show.

User2:
It’s always interesting how different dubs take liberties like that. Either way, it made the quicksand scene unforgettable!

If you want it longer or more varied in tone, just let me know!

Write a follow up asking what language dub did this

Certainly! Here's a follow-up forum post asking about the language of the dub with the loud, terrified scream:

User1:
Quick question—does anyone know which language dub had Flo’s really loud, terrified scream during the quicksand scene? I’m curious because it felt quite different from the English version I usually watch.

User3:
If I remember correctly, that intense screaming was from the German dub. The German voice actress really leaned into the drama during that scene.

User2:
Yeah, that sounds right! I think the German dub tends to emphasize emotional moments more heavily than the English or French versions.

User1:
Thanks! I might try listening to that version just to compare.

Let me know if you want it more casual or formal!

Write a reply saying what of the 3 languages was the "original" dub

Sure! Here's a reply explaining which of the three languages—English, German, or French—was the original dub:

User4:
Just to clarify, the original dub of Cosmic Wanderers was actually in French. The show was initially produced and released by a French studio, so the French version is considered the original language track. English and German dubs came afterward, localized for their audiences. That’s probably why the French dub tends to have a more restrained, subtle tone compared to the more dramatic German version. Kids' WB branding package: Alter Egos
Starting with this season, the bumpers are done in 2D animation combined with a CGI-animated water tower robot, and footage of live action kids.

Promo endcard style: Charcters from shows zooming through a abstract, stylized version of the backlot very fast, This is also used for now/next/later bumpers

Bumpers:
The bumpers have the logo appearing and then transforming into any one of the creatures below
Ninja
Monster
Balloon Creature
Octopus
Alien
Fire Monster
Bat
Pink/girly creature

Slot machine: A slot machine spins between the creatures, the water tower and a real kid before settling on the logo

Bouncing: Kids and the creatures bounce

Dance: The robot water tower dances, The logo pops up next to it

Bowling Ball: The water tower robot rolls a bowling ball, which knocks over pins, The girl creature appears

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

Write a forum conversation June 7 2006 asking what date was the current block packaging launched on

User1 (June 7, 2006):
Hey everyone! Quick question — do you know exactly when Kids’ WB! launched this current block packaging with the 2D/CGI water tower robot bumpers and the live-action kids? I’ve been trying to find the official launch date for the new bumpers and promos but can’t seem to track it down. Any info would be appreciated!

User2:
Great question! If I’m not mistaken, that new Kids’ WB! bumpers package with the water tower robot and the slot machine animation debuted right around the start of the 2005–2006 season, so probably early September 2005 when the fall lineup kicked off.

User3:
Yeah, that sounds about right. I remember seeing those bumpers first during the September 2005 premieres. They replaced the old-style bumpers from previous years. So I’d put the official launch sometime in the first or second week of September 2005.

User4:
To add, I believe the promos and endcards with the characters zooming through the stylized backlot also came with that package launch. They used these consistently throughout the 2005–2006 season.

User1:
Thanks, guys! That helps a lot — so essentially the block packaging we’re seeing now has been in place since about September 2005.

User2:
Yep! And looks like it stuck around through at least mid-2006, based on the bumpers I’ve caught recently.

User3:
Classic era of Kids’ WB! right there. The combo of 2D and CGI with live-action kids was a neat way to stand out from other blocks.

User1:
Definitely! Appreciate the insight.

Write a conversation asking if they still have the weekday "AfterToons Show" 3pm-6pm block, I know it vanishes frequently and then returns, Why, Is it slowly being phased out?, The block itself is never promoted on the Saturday lineup

User:
Hey, does Kids’ WB! still run the weekday "AfterToons Show" block from 3pm to 6pm? I’ve noticed it disappears and then comes back on the schedule randomly. Do you know why that happens? Is it slowly being phased out? Also, it never seems to be promoted during the Saturday morning lineup — any idea why?

Helper:
Yeah, the "AfterToons Show" block has always been a bit inconsistent. It’s kind of a secondary block meant for weekday afternoons, and over the years it’s often been shuffled around or temporarily removed depending on affiliate programming decisions or other network priorities.

User:
So it’s not fully gone yet but kind of limping along?

Helper:
Exactly. Some local affiliates sometimes preempt it for syndicated shows, sports, or local programming, which makes the block seem to vanish from certain markets. Plus, Kids’ WB! mainly focuses on promoting the Saturday morning lineup, which is their flagship block for kids’ programming, leaving the weekday block with less marketing push.

User:
That makes sense. Maybe the weekday block isn’t considered a core component anymore?

Helper:
Right. There are rumors that it could eventually be phased out or merged with other after-school programming, especially with changes in viewing habits and more kids watching cable or online content after school. But so far, they seem to keep bringing it back to fill the weekday afternoon gap.

User:
Got it! So it’s kind of in a “wait and see” mode, not officially canceled but not a priority either.

Helper:
Exactly. Keep an eye on local listings; sometimes it’s there, sometimes it’s not. And don’t expect much advertising for it during the big Saturday block. That’s where Kids’ WB! puts all their energy for attracting the biggest audience.

User:
Thanks for explaining! I’ll keep watching and hope the AfterToons block sticks around a bit longer.

Write a tweet with the 3pm-6pm schedule

Sure! Here’s a tweet listing the 3pm–6pm AfterToons Show schedule:

📺 Kids’ WB! AfterToons Show (3PM–6PM Weekdays):

3:00 PM — Yu-Gi-Oh!
3:30 PM — Pokémon
4:00 PM — Teen Titans
4:30 PM — Xiaolin Showdown
5:00 PM — The Batman
5:30 PM — Yu-Gi-Oh!

Tune in for your favorite heroes every weekday afternoon! ✨ #KidsWB #AfterToons #CartoonBlock

Write a tweet with the 5 shows that alternate at 5:30pm

Sure! Here’s a tweet highlighting the five shows that alternate in the 5:30 PM slot:

🕠 Kids’ WB! 5:30 PM Alternate Shows Lineup:

Justice League Unlimited | Yu-Gi-Oh! | Pokémon | Loonatics Unleashed | Xiaolin Showdown

Catch your favorites in this rotating slot every weekday! ✨ #KidsWB #AfterToons #CartoonBlock

Write a forum conversation saying Aftertoons Show used to be daily, till December when it was dropped for 3 whole weeks, then returned for 2 weeks then ditched for a full month before returning, Is this because they are slowly phasing out the weekday lineup

User1:
Hey everyone, have you noticed how the AfterToons Show used to run every weekday without fail, but starting last December it got really spotty? It was dropped completely for like three whole weeks, then came back for two weeks, then disappeared for an entire month before returning again. What’s going on with that? Are they slowly phasing out the weekday lineup?

User2:
Yeah, I’ve noticed the same thing. The AfterToons block used to be a steady staple every afternoon, but lately it feels like it vanishes at random. The long gaps and irregular scheduling definitely make it seem like the network isn’t fully committed anymore.

User3:
I think you’re right about the slow phase-out. The inconsistent airing and lack of promotion compared to the Saturday block suggest that Kids’ WB! is focusing less on weekdays. Plus, local affiliates sometimes replace it with their own programming, which doesn’t help.

User4:
It’s probably a combination of changing viewer habits and the network trying to streamline their offerings. Cable and online options have been taking away after-school viewers. So it wouldn’t be surprising if Kids’ WB! eventually cancels the weekday block outright.

User1:
That’s a shame. The weekday block was a nice way to catch episodes if you missed Saturday mornings. But with it coming and going, it’s hard to rely on it anymore.

User2:
Exactly. The unpredictability makes it frustrating. Hopefully, if it is being phased out, they at least make some effort to communicate that clearly instead of it just quietly disappearing.

User3:
Agreed. For now, I guess we just have to keep monitoring the schedule and hope it sticks around a bit longer.

User4:
Yeah, fingers crossed. But based on recent trends, the writing might be on the wall for the AfterToons Show.

Write a tweet with all 10 shows currently in rotation on the AfterToons show block, and which is the only one to air every singfle time

Sure! Here’s a tweet for that:

🎬 Kids’ WB! AfterToons Show Lineup (Weekdays 3PM–6PM):

Yu-Gi-Oh!, Pokémon, Teen Titans, Xiaolin Showdown, The Batman, Justice League Unlimited, Loonatics Unleashed, Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island, Johnny Test, Da Boom Crew

🔥 Only Yu-Gi-Oh! airs EVERY single day!

#KidsWB #AfterToons #CartoonBlock

Write a tweet with all 7 schedule combinations for AfterToons show

Sure! Here’s a tweet listing all 7 schedule combinations for the AfterToons Show:

📺 Kids’ WB! AfterToons Show Weekday Schedule Combinations:

1️⃣ Yu-Gi-Oh!, Pokémon, Teen Titans, Xiaolin Showdown, The Batman, Yu-Gi-Oh!
2️⃣ Justice League Unlimited, Pokémon, Teen Titans, Xiaolin Showdown, The Batman, Yu-Gi-Oh!
3️⃣ Loonatics Unleashed, Pokémon, Teen Titans, Xiaolin Showdown, The Batman, Yu-Gi-Oh!
4️⃣ Coconut Fred’s Fruit Salad Island, Pokémon, Teen Titans, Xiaolin Showdown, The Batman, Yu-Gi-Oh!
5️⃣ Johnny Test, Pokémon, Teen Titans, Xiaolin Showdown, The Batman, Yu-Gi-Oh!
6️⃣ Da Boom Crew, Pokémon, Teen Titans, Xiaolin Showdown, The Batman, Yu-Gi-Oh!
7️⃣ Yu-Gi-Oh!, Pokémon, Teen Titans, Xiaolin Showdown, The Batman, Justice League Unlimited

⚡ Yu-Gi-Oh! is the only show featured in every combo!

#KidsWB #AfterToons #CartoonBlock

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. MP4ORCE Beyond Real is produced by Berliner Film Companie and Berlin Animation Film.

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.
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. Write a forum conversation May 23 2006 about the fall schedule, There are new interstitials from some obscure British studio, but not about that right now, We're here to talk about the Fall lineup, New shows, for some reason they're ditching all their anime except VJ, and are adding a new one (Spider Riders), Also I've read the Monster Allergy comics

User1 (May 23, 2006):
Hey everyone! I just got wind of the Kids WB fall schedule and there’s a lot to unpack. First off, apparently there are some new interstitials being introduced from an obscure British studio or something... but not gonna get into that now. We're here to talk about the lineup!

User2:
Yeah, I heard about the new interstitials too but honestly, I’m more curious about the shows. What’s actually new this season?

User1:
So, from what I gather, they’re launching a handful of new shows: Legion of Super Heroes, Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!, Tom and Jerry Tales, and Monster Allergy (which is a U.S. TV premiere). But weirdly, they’re ditching almost all their anime series except Viewtiful Joe.

User3:
That is strange! I mean, Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! were pretty steady staples, but now they’re being phased out? Well, maybe not completely yet, but it sounds like a big shift. Spider Riders is coming in though, right? I guess they're replacing some anime with that?

User1:
Exactly! Spider Riders is the one new anime-ish show being added, likely to fill the gap left by the others. It looks like they’re focusing more on WB-produced and Western shows this season, with Monster Allergy as a new European import.

User4:
Speaking of Monster Allergy, I actually read the comics! It’s a fun mix of mystery and fantasy with a really unique style. Glad they picked it up. Haven’t seen many shows like it here before.

User2:
I’m definitely intrigued by Monster Allergy. Plus, Legion of Super Heroes and the new Scooby-Doo seem like solid additions. Hopefully, the fall lineup brings some fresh energy and maybe fewer repeats?

User1:
Yeah, fingers crossed! Just wish they’d explain the anime situation better. But overall, seems like a decent slate with a good mix of new and returning shows. Also… anyone else curious about those new British bumpers?

User3:
Haha yeah, but let’s save that for another thread. For now, I’m pumped to see how these new series do, especially Legion of Super Heroes!

User4:
Same here. This season could really redefine Kids WB. Looking forward to September!

Write a follow up saying who made the new shorts

User1:
Oh, and to follow up on the new interstitial shorts — I did some digging, and it turns out they’re produced by a small British animation studio called 12Foot6. They’ve been around since the late ’90s, mostly doing freelance animation work with a quirky, hand-drawn style mixed with some stop-motion. Kind of a cool choice for bumpers since their style is pretty distinctive compared to the slicker WB stuff.

User2:
No way, 12Foot6? I’ve heard of them! Didn’t they do those funny Paramount Comedy idents with the rabbits and weird cat thing? That’s a pretty unique vibe for Kids WB bumpers.

User3:
Interesting! It’s nice they’re bringing in something fresh and a bit more offbeat for the shorts. Definitely adds some personality between shows compared to standard promo spots.

User1:
Exactly! Even though it’s a departure from usual WB bumpers, I think it fits their quirky, youthful brand well. Glad to know who’s behind them now!

Write a follow up saying what the new shorts are

User1:
Oh, and just to clarify what the new shorts actually are — they’re a series of quirky, comedic mini-animations featuring oddball characters like angry black rabbits, a skateboard-riding dolphin, and this weird cat thing with a TV for a face. They’re mostly 2D with some stop-motion elements, super simplistic but really funny and playful. The style kinda reminds me of 12Foot6’s work on the Paramount Comedy idents from a few years back.

User2:
Ah, that sounds exactly like what I saw! The shorts are definitely memorable — some are just absurd little sketches, others show the characters in funny little scenarios like worshipping their logo or chasing each other around. Really a nice break from typical network bumper animations.

User3:
That’s perfect! Animation like that adds some charm and gives Kids WB a fresh identity, especially as they launch new shows. Can’t wait to see how kids respond to them!

User1:
Same here. They’re goofy but clever, and definitely set a fun tone between the bigger shows. Kids WB might be onto something with these!

Write a reply saying funny to see bumpers from a grown up channel repurpiosed for a American kids block, but hey, the animations are child like

User4:
Haha, it’s pretty funny to see bumpers originally made for a grown-up channel like Paramount Comedy getting repurposed for an American kids’ block! But honestly, it works — those animations have such a childlike, playful vibe that they fit right in with Kids WB’s audience. Sometimes the simplest, quirkiest stuff resonates best with kids anyway!

Write a conversation saying oh, and KWB are keeping the current packaging as well, and also the weekday lineup will now be just XS, TT, TB and DBC