Cartoonverse Worldwide

Cartoonverse Worldwide is a media and entertainment intellectual property (IP) animation semi-conglomerate company headquartered in Valencia, California, owned by Backyardigans Agencies, specializing in the production of films and television shows, as well as video games, publications, theme park attractions and toy lines.
Cartoonverse Worldwide was originally created for The Splashinis Company on March 14, 1991 and originally operated as a trademark company for The Backyardigans 2.0 franchise before being reinstated as a separate company media entertainment. Cartoonverse Worldwide's IPs included first-party live-action/animated franchises such as The Backyardigans 2.0, Panty & Stocking (co-created with Gainax), Shuriken School (acquired from both Xilam and Zinkia Entertainment), The Pebble and the Penguin (acquired from Sullivan Bluth Studios), Dark Knights, I Am Frankie, Raven Tales, The Medley Friends, Giulia and the Sea Monsters (co-produced with Telecom Animation Film), Pablo the Little Penguin and Scorinama Productions; crossover media productions such as Cartoonverse Adventures and Cartoonverse Sticky Worker; and the Cartoonverse Land theme park chain, consisting of its theme park locations in California, Orlando, France, Deutschland, Portugal and Singapore plus Cartoonverse's Heroes of Adventure, as well as the most profitable classic original library of long-running wholly-owned subsidiary, Sydney-based Australian animation studio Halfbrick Animation Studios, which fully merged with Cartoonverse Worldwide with the release of Bolt in November 2008, after releasing its 92 feature films.
Starting in 2005, Cartoonverse Worldwide became the largest, most popular and most profitable children's entertainment company exclusive to the Disneyverse, later followed by his company to become the #1 children's entertainment brand franchise company behind Disney Consumer Products, Hasbro, Mattel and HiT Entertainment. Cartoonverse Worldwide is Backyardigans Agencies' primary profitable child-oriented secondary segment behind Splashinis Worldwide Studios, the latter's primary profitable child-oriented segment, although its Stupidyardigans Entertainment segment is solely a adult-oriented animated company producing the The Stupidyardigans franchise.
After Splashinis Worldwide Studios was acquired and merged with The Sam Loyd Company in May 2009 (which originally acquired and owned the rights to the previous franchises until the new media company Rockville Worldwide Studios acquired), Cartoonverse Worldwide and its assets (plus previously its franchises) were acquired in June of that year by Rockville Worldwide Studios, which consolidated each of the latter under its brand assets, in which Cartoonverse Worldwide (plus its licensing unit) was renamed Rockville Worldwide Studios in 2011, ending that status after 20 years, with its primary intellectual property duties now taken over by DreamWorks Animation.
==Background==
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==History==
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==Units==
===Divisions===
====Cartoonverse Films====
====Cartoonverse Television====
====Cartoonverse Interactive====
====Cartoonverse Remote Control====
====Cartoonverse Animation Departments Group====
====Cartoonverse Licensing====
===Subsidiaries===
====Friki====
====Shurikedia====
====Halfbrick Animation Studios====
====Bocchi Productions====