Universal Kids en Español/Programming Blocks

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== Paquete de Acción en Universal Kids (2005-present) ==
File:OceanGreener-115.png|Logotipo de "Paquete de Acción en Universal Kids" (2005-2007)
File:OceanGreener-116.png|Logotipo de "Paquete de Acción en Universal Kids" (2007-2011)
File:OceanGreener-117.png|Logotipo de "Paquete de Acción en Universal Kids" (2011-2019)
File:OceanGreener-118.png|Logotipo de "Paquete de Acción en Universal Kids" (2019-present)
Paquete de Acción en Universal Kids is the Spanish-language version of the Universal Kids Action Pack, airing on Universal Kids en Español. It was launched in October 2005, during the Spanish-language network's launch day.
== Cine Universal Kids / Universal Kids Presenta / Pelicula Universal Kids (2005-present) ==
File:OceanGreener-119.png|Logotipo de "Cine Universal Kids" (2005-2007)
File:OceanGreener-120.png|Logotipo de "Universal Kids Presenta" (2007-2009)
File:OceanGreener-121.png|Logotipo de "Universal Kids Presenta" (2009-2011)
File:OceanGreener-122.png|Logotipo de "Universal Kids Presenta" (2011-2013)
File:HighHandLow-2.png|Logotipo de "Pelicula Universal Kids" (2013-2019)
File:MeekChockletBlouz-8.png|Logotipo de "Pelicula Universal Kids" (2019-present)
Pelicula Universal Kids is the Spanish-language version of Universal Kids Cinema, airing on Universal Kids en Español. It was launched in October 2005, during the Spanish-language network's launch day. As of 2013, both Universal Kids and Universal Kids en Español began using seperate movie block brandings. The English version is titled "Big Family Movie", while its Spanish counterpart is titled "Pelicula Universal Kids", with branding graphics mimicking the style of Cartoon Network's "Cartoon Network Cinema" block throughout Europe. During that, Pelicula Universal Kids began using the general Universal Kids logo for its branding.
== Super Universal/Universal Kids Ciclo (2005-2010) ==
File:MeekChockletBlouz-26.png|Logotipo de "Super Universal" (2005-2006)
File:OceanGreener-124.png|Logotipo de "Universal Kids Ciclo" (2006-2007)
In 2005, Universal Kids en Español launched a block called "Super Universal" to supplement the 3:00-4:00p.m. timeslot. The block aired action programs, along with anime television series. On August 8, 2006, the block rebranded as "Ciclo", but still continued to air action and anime programming until the programming change in December 2007. The bumpers were done and animated by Mike Gray and Eric Knutson. On January 20, 2007, the block became unbranded, using only the general Universal Kids en Español branding, and on February 5, 2007, Universal Kids en Español's rebranding, the block rebranded once again using the "Ciclo" name, now starting to air a block of Universal Kids en Español programming, not just action series, with the bumpers featuring a 3-D bouncing washing machine. During the rebranding, it only used the general Universal Kids logo from 2007-2011. The block was discontinued in July 2010.
== UK2N (2016-2023) ==
File:MeekChockletBlouz-28.png|Logotipo de "UK2N" (2016-2022)
File:OceanGreener-126.png|Logotipo de "UK2N" (2022-2023)
In June 2016, Universal Kids en Español launched an evening block to supplement the 7:00-8:00p.m. timeslot called "UK2N". The block aired programs aimed at a teen audience, along with sitcoms and teen dramas. The block also aired a few animated series, a few live-action comedies, and some anime programming as well. The bumpers and graphics mirrored Family Channel in Canada's "F2N" evening block. By 2018, UK2N started showing Spanish-dubbed versions of programming direct from networks owned by Paramount Global, like MTV, VH1, CMT, Paramount Network, Logo, and Comedy Central. It also started to show some programming from Freeform, but dubbed in Spanish. UK2N continued to air on Universal Kids en Español after the English version shut down in 2021, and began rebranding for the first and final time in July 2022, with graphics similar to ones used by Teletoon La Nuit in French Canada, and the Universal Teens channel. The block was shut down for the final time in March 2023, and sometime soon, UK2N will be replaced by a new block to supplement the 7:00-8:00p.m. timeslot before Ibiso signs on for the night called the Universal Nostalgia Express, a Spanish-language version of the "Universal Nostalgia Express", launched exclusively just for Universal Kids en Español, airing Spanish-language versions of Universal Kids programming and classic Universal library cartoons (as well as ones from the libraries of other third-party companies just to hold it). The new evening block will be launched sometime in early-to-mid 2024.