JKids (television block)

JKids (formerly known as J-Kids! TV) was a television program exclusively aired on CVS in the United States. As J-Kids! TV, it ran July 3, 1993 to November 2, 1999. Starting November 2, 1999, it was rebranded as just "JKids". As a title suggests, it shows many Japanese anime series, many by studio companies such as TMS Entertainment or Nintendo Animation. It was hosted by a winged mascot named Tsuban, created by a Japanese manga artist Hiroshi Takese, who is responsible for the 1-Hit KO!, Moby and The Diskun Adventures anime series. In November 2, 1999, Tsuban was replaced by a boy named Hiroshima-kun, modeled after Takese himself. However, Tsuban and his friends (depending on the state you live in) are still seen in the Kids Club adverts before they're completely retired on September 23, 2006 due to Kids Club's re-brand to a Super Fun Club.
Like the educational channel PBS, the JKids shows has many sponsors and fundings, interrupting the viewers because of the fact that Takase wants to have money from workers.
==Programs==
*Dragon Ball Z (1999-2008)
*Naruto (1999-2008)
*Prism Galaxy (1995-2008)
*Hello Kitty and Friends (1994-1999)
*One Piece (1999-2008)
*Bomberman B-Daman (1999-2008)
*Samurai Pizza Cats (1994-1999)
*Bomberman Jetters (2004-2014)
*Street Fighter (1993-2014)
*Super Megumi! (2004-2014)
*Perman (1983 series, 1994-present)
*Moby (1995-1998)
*Star Fleet (1993-1998)
*1-Hit KO! (1993-1999)
*Sailor Moon (1995-2008)
*Cardcaptors (2001-present)
*The Bunny From Outer Space (1993-1997)
*Digimon: Digital Monsters (2000-2008)
*Flint the Time Detective (1998-2014)
*Doraemon (2005 series, 2014-present)
*Mega Man (1995 series, 1996-2008)
*Mega Man (2017 series, 2017-present)
*MegaMan NT Warrior (2003-2008)
*Deltora Quest (2014-present)
*Yu-Gi-Oh! (2002-2008)
*Tamagotchi (2009-present)
*Parodius (1997-1999)
*Pop'n TwinBee (1993-1999)
*Noozles (1993-1999)
*Maya the Bee (1993-1999)
*The Lil' Bits (1993-1999)
*Deko Boko Friends (2009-present)
*Hamtaro (2002-2006)
*Fighting Foodons (2005-2006)
*Anpanman (1994-present)
*Ultimate Muscle (2002-2014)
*Zatch Bell (2002-2006)
*The Legend of the Mystical Ninja (1998-2000)
*The Adventures of Lolo (1998-2001)
*Pulseman (1994-1999)
*Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo (2010-present)
*Jewelits (1998-1999)
*Pokémon (1998-present)
*Sonic Boom (2014-present)
*Sonic X (2004-2006)
*Nontan (1994-2006)
*Kirby: Right Back At Ya! (2002-2006)
*Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures (2014-present)
*Super Mario Adventures (2014-present)
===Shorts===
*Right Back At the Track! (1994-1997)
*Monster Battle (1994-1997)
*J Kids Club (1994-2006)
*JKids Fun Club (2006-present)
*What Else Can I Help Ya? (1999-2013)
*Once Written, Twice Shy (2013-present)
*About Japan (1994-present)
Category:Television programming blocks
Category:Programming Blocks
Category:Saturday Morning Blocks