Write a forum conversation Febuary 2007, Kids WB seem to hsve given up on Monster Allergy and Spider Riders, After their "Think you know monsters? Think again, Meet the new monsters on the block" promo for Monster Allergy last year, the show seemed to be here to stay, but in December promoition for both shows effectively dried up, It's obvious what show MA cannot compete with


Forum Topic: The Future of Monster Allergy and Spider Riders on Kids WB

User1: CartoonFan89
Posted: February 10, 2007
Hey everyone! Has anyone noticed the lack of promotion for Monster Allergy and Spider Riders recently? I remember last year when Kids WB ran that cool promo "Think you know monsters? Think again, Meet the new monsters on the block," and it seemed like they were really pushing Monster Allergy. But now, hardly any ads for either show lately. What gives?

User2: ToonLover99
Posted: February 10, 2007
I know, right? I was excited about Monster Allergy at first, but I feel like the excitement died down after December. It’s so weird how they put so much effort into that promo and then just... nothing. It’s like they're abandoning both shows as if the ratings just aren't cutting it.

User3: SpiderFan2000
Posted: February 11, 2007
I think we all know what show Monster Allergy can’t compete with. Ben 10 is just crushing everything right now! It’s a shame because both Monster Allergy and Spider Riders have so much potential. I mean, I love the characters and the concepts! But Kids WB is pushing Ben 10 hard.

User4: AnimaniacsForever
Posted: February 11, 2007
Exactly! Ben 10 is the king of the block. Both Monster Allergy and Spider Riders are great shows, but let’s be real—Kids WB seems to be throwing all their resources at whatever will get them ratings. It’s all about the toys and merchandise for them. If you don't have that, you might as well not exist.

User1: CartoonFan89
Posted: February 12, 2007
That’s a bummer! I really enjoyed Monster Allergy’s unique premise—seeing monsters in a whole new light. And Spider Riders had some cool concepts about teamwork and adventure too. I just hope they don't end up getting canceled. Anyone else think there's a chance they could return with a better push?

User5: JesterJack
Posted: February 12, 2007
I wouldn’t hold my breath, honestly. The network seems to be more interested in established franchises right now. Maybe if there is a surge in interest from fans, they could give it another shot. Social media wasn’t as huge back then, but maybe we could start a petition or something?

User6: StorytimeEnthusiast
Posted: February 13, 2007
I’m all for a petition! It’s too bad Kids WB can’t see the potential in mixing up their lineup. Look how well shows like Adventure Time and Regular Show are doing now. Maybe it’s just a cycle, and eventually, they'll circle back to these series if there’s public demand.

User1: CartoonFan89
Posted: February 14, 2007
True! It seems like there's always a wave of new shows that shift focus, but that doesn’t mean classics (or shows with potential) should just be forgotten. If we can get enough support, who knows what might happen? Thanks for the encouragement, everyone!

User2: ToonLover99
Posted: February 14, 2007
Count me in for the petition! Let’s keep this conversation going and see if we can rally some support for the return of Monster Allergy and Spider Riders. There are still plenty of fans who appreciate them!

User3: SpiderFan2000
Posted: February 15, 2007
I'm in! Let’s give it a shot! We need the "New Monsters on the Block" back on the screen. Maybe with a bit of fan effort, we can make some noise!

User4: AnimaniacsForever
Posted: February 15, 2007
Absolutely! Let’s do it! Fans can make a difference when they come together. Who knows—maybe we’ll see a new season!

This forum highlights the community's thoughts and emotions regarding the uncertain fate of Monster Allergy and Spider Riders during a time when Kids WB was shifting its focus to more popular shows, illustrating a sense of unease and nostalgia among fans.


Write a reply saying MA can't compete with either "the superpowered alien boy" or "the old monsters on the block", both of which are kicking it's ass