Backyardigans Agencies

***Backyardigans Agencies*** (traded as ***Backyardigans Agencies Inc.***) is a multinational mass media and family entertainment conglomerate based in One Astor Plaza, Manhattan, New York City, United States. First established by The Splashinis Company as its new holding copyright and licensing label for *The Backyardigans* franchise on May 22, 1985 before diversifying and expanding into a new mass media and entertainment company incorporated in Burbank, California on May 16, 1990, Backyardigans Agencies specializes in global digital product development, production, licensing, distribution, and growth strategy for a valuable portfolio of movies, TV releases, video games, home media, snack promotions, comics, clothing, advertisements, magazines, books, toys, notebooks, stickers, hats, board games, housewares, messenger bags, interactive electronics and most importantly intellectual properties, competing with The Walt Disney Company, NBCUniversal (which was acquired and folded into The Sonic & Donkey Kong Company), Viacom (also acquired and folded into The Onward Company), Sony (also acquired and folded into The Onward Company) and Time Warner (also acquired and folded into The Onward Company) and making it as the sixth largest media company in the world by revenue.

Backyardigans Agencies consists of three major mass media and entertainment units: Splashinis Worldwide Studios (1970-2009), Cartoonverse Worldwide (1991-2011) and The Puyo Puyo Music Community Group (1995-2020), as well as the Backyardigans Music Creations & Productions. Members, owners and shareholders of Backyardigans Agencies included NBCUniversal (88%), DeCrescent and Rotter Music Contracting (70%), The Coca-Cola Company (62%), Time Warner (56%), The Walt Disney Company (24%), Sony (19%), Funimation (17%), Isobel Griffiths Ltd (15%), Mediaset (10%) and News Corporation (6%). On February 8, 2007, Janice Burgess, Greg Tulloch, Jonny Belt, Robert Scull and Margaret Dixon announced Rockville Worldwide Studios, which was established on September 1, 2008, acquiring all of the Splashinis Worldwide Studios library, along with some of the Cartoonverse-branded assets and Backyardigans Music Creations & Productions (which was renamed as Rockville Music Entertainment Group and was reestructured, updated and revamped into the music of either DreamWorks films, DisneyToon Studios films, *The Magic Roundabout* (in real-life suit), or *Happy Tree Friends*). Backyardigans Agencies entered into administration on December 15, 2010, causing the conglomerate to get bankrupt.

## Splashinis Worldwide Studios

Splashinis Worldwide Studios' final logo used from November 28, 2000 until May 17, 2009

### Industry

Mass media
Entertainment

### Fate

Assets acquired by and folded into The Sam Loyd Company

### Predecessor

Delta Films
Delta Licensing

### Successor

The Sam Loyd Company
Rockville Worldwide Studios

### Key people

Janice Burgess (CEO)
Bob Feldstein (Vice President)
Rob Friedman (Supervising Director)
Sandy DeCrescent (US Music Contracting Leader)
Peter Rotter (US Music Contracting Leader)
Isobel Griffiths (UK Music Contracting Leader)

### Products

*The Backyardigans*
*Yu & Rei*
*The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour*
*Ryan & Isabella*
*Time Warp Trio*
*The Amingo Show*
*Panty & Stocking*

### Parent

Backyardigans Agencies Inc. (1990-2009)
The Sam Loyd Company (2009)

### Divisions

Splashinis Television
Splashinis Games
Splashinis International Networks
Splashinis Consumer Products
Splashinis Pay TV Distribution Inc.
Splashinis Feature Animation
Splashinis Worldwide Studios International

### Subsidiaries

Boulder Inc.
Family Entertainment

***Splashinis Worldwide Studios*** (formerly known as ***The Splashinis Company*** from February 17, 1970 until November 28, 2000) is the world's 39-year-old Burbank-based #1 leading intellectual successful multinational children-oriented media and family entertainment conglomerate company owned by Backyardigans Agencies Inc. since May 16, 1990 until January 17, 2009 and The Sam Loyd Company since January 17 until May 17 during 2009, and based in Burbank, California. Founded from the merger of Delta Films and Delta Licensing on February 17, 1970 to continue filmmaking and licensing of The Backyardigans franchise, Splashinis Worldwide Studios had produced licensing and merchandising products (mostly films, television, video games, sticker sheets, comic books, magazines, books, toys, consumer products, cable television, household items, clothes and notebooks), by producing children's and family properties, including most recently *The Backyardigans* franchise, *The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour*, *Yu & Rei*, *The Amingo Show* and the *Ryan & Isabella* video game series (co-produced with Electronic Arts in association with The Puyo Puyo Music Community of America), making the best conglomeration ideal for families around the world. From 1978 to 2006, Splashinis Worldwide Studios also operated the Baskin Robbins, which often used for divisions and subsidiaries around over the last 28 years since 1978 until 2006. On November 4, 2005, all of the Splashinis-branded music was reestructured, updated and revamped under John Debney's score for Disney's *Chicken Little* (2005).

Splashinis Worldwide Studios internationally also operates its own London-based international division, ***Splashinis Worldwide Studios International*** (formerly known as ***Baskin Robbins International***), formed on September 12, 1979 as a joint venture with BRB Internacional S.A.U, SEPP International S.A., Belvision Studios and Semic Interprint, which is responsible for seven types of media tie-in products for the Splashinis brand property batch across 100 different international countries in Europe, Middle East, Asia, Africa and Latin America, with intentions to responsible for the international licensing and marketing rights of the products of any of these properties of the Splashinis brand, with the ability to create participations produced by international media through alignments for intellectual products aimed at children and families, serving out a promotinal ideas for these companies. On February 10, 2000, its Southeast European, German, Austrian, Swiss and Russian operations were folded into Cartoonverse Worldwide, which eventually produces marketing and licensing throughout 60 countries around the world, as Splashinis Worldwide Studios International continues to operate throughout Scandinavia, Romania, Poland, Eastern Europe, Turkey, Israel, Asia, the Middle East and Africa, Latin America and Brazil, as well as mainly in the United Kingdom and Ireland.

#### Franchises

* *The Backyardigans* (1940-2009)
* *Yu & Rei* (2001-2006)
* *The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour* (2005-2009)
* *Ryan & Isabella* (1995-2009)
* *Time Warp Trio* (2006-2009)
* *The Amingo Show* (2006-2009)

#### Divisions & Subsidiaries

##### Splashinis Feature Animation

   ***Splashinis Feature Animation*** is a American traditional animated and computer-animated feature animation division of

Splashinis Worldwide Studios
, based in Burbank, California. Originally established by Simon Wells, Phil Nibbelink, and the brothers Ralph and Dick Zondag on June 11, 1994, and is specialized in producing animated feature films based on various intellectual properties of the Splashinis brand, although they were successfully created and developed jointly by different companies that Splashinis Feature Animation collaborated, such as The Walt Disney Company, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures, Warner Bros., Sony Pictures Entertainment, Artistan Entertainment, 20th Century Fox and Universal Pictures. Its music was reestructured, updated and revamped under John Debney's score for Disney's *Chicken Little* on November 4, 2005.

The Splashinis Feature Animation films were released from 1994 until 2009:

* *Match on Mt. Olympius* (1994)
* *Whodunit: Legend of the Lost Treasure* (1995)
* *Escape from Fairytale Village* (1995)
* *Whodunit: Escape from the Boat Army* (1997)
* *Captain Hammer* (1999)
* *Whodunit: Saving Peaceville* (2001)
* *For the Love of Socks* (2001)
* *Cops & Robots* (2002)
* *International Super Spy* (2002)
* *Secret Mission* (2002)
* *Pirate Treasure* (2003)
* *Looking for Luau* (2004)
* *Eureka!* (2005)
* *Samurai Pie* (2005)
* *My Fly Girl* (2006)
* *Scared of You* (2006)
* *Ryan & Isabella* (2006)
* *Tale of the Mighty Knights* (2007)
* *Surf's Up* (2007)
* *Dentist House* (2007)
* *The Adventures of Raina & Olio* (2008)
* *Lucas* (2008)
* *Mega City* (2008)
* *For the Love of Socks* (2009)
* *The Masked Retriever* (2009)
* *The Splashinis Movie* (2009)

Splashinis Feature Animation is populated by directors, animators, assistant animators, character designers, inbetweeners, producers, production managers, executive producers, art directors, production coordinators, supervising animators, layout and background supervisors, visual effects and clean-up supervisors, color designers, writers, additional animators, background artist and camera operators of *We're Back! A Dinosaur Story from June 11, 1994 until November 28, 2000, with supervising layout artist Marco Cinello serving as head of animation for the unit, and then by story and screenplay writers, directors, producers, story artists, supervising animators, character animators, breakdown artists, rough inbetweeners, additional rough inbetweeners, key assistant animators and lead key assistant animators from Walt Disney Feature Animation's* Tarzan *on November 28, 2000 until May 17, 2009, where Chris Buck and Kevin Lima officially served as heads of development, production, marketing and animation for the unit until* The Splashinis Movie *in 2009.*

On May 17, 2009, Splashinis Feature Animation was integrated into The Sam Loyd Company together with its parent company Splashinis Worldwide Studios and the rest of its assets.

### Key people

Randy Saba
Lesley Taylor
Audrey Thombson
Peter Gibson

### Subsidiaries

Boulder Inc.

***Splashinis Television*** is the Burbank-based children's television division of Splashinis Worldwide Studios who is best known for these children's animated television programs based on various intellectual properties of the Splashinis brand.

Splashinis Television was originally established by The Splashinis Company on November 8, 1994, producing its first series, *Save the Day*, a TV adaptation to the property under the same name. Ken Kesey joined the new division in January 1997. *Save the Day* began airing on Fox Kids and Fox Family Channel from May 18, 1997 until May 25, 2001, when a television adaptation of *Who Goes There?*, under the same name, premieres. *Save the Day* airs in North America, as well as among several countries across Europe, Latin America, India, Asia and South Africa. On December 15, 1996, Splashinis Television announced a partnership with Warner Bros. Animation to co-create and co-develop a duo of two computer-animated television series: *The Amazing Splashinis* and *The Legend of the Volcano Sisters*, set to be air sometime in the future.

In 1998, health problems began to weaken Ken Kesey, starting with a stroke that year. Boulder Inc., a children's television programming company, was established by Butch Hartman, Keith Alcorn and Mike Gasaway in mid-2001 and was later acquired by Splashinis Television as a subsidiary in mid-2003. On October 25, 2001, Kesey underwent liver surgery to remove a tumor. He did not recover from that operation and died of complications on November 10, 2001, at age 66, when Splashinis Television premiered *Pajamas* and launched his new Family Entertainment label, led by television screenwriters Michael Diederich, Ian Wasseluk and Tara Nicole Whitaker, who will produce family-friendly quartet television content with the Splashinis brand.

On February 22, 2002, the first television series produced by Splashinis Television under his Family Entertainment label, *Mission to Mars: The Series*, officially debuted, as filmmaker and animated cartoonist Chuck Jones died in the same day at the age of 89. On October 29, 2002, McQueen died from melanoma in Berkeley, California, at the age of 41. His death occurred during the production of *Finding Nemo*, which is dedicated to him. His former colleagues also paid homage by naming the main character and Piston Cup Champion in the film *Cars* "Lightning McQueen". Also on the same day, *The Legend of the Volcano Sisters*, the second Splashinis-branded television series produced under the Family Entertainment label, officially debuted on The WB as part of the Kids' WB programming block.

On September 8, 2004, production of *Mission to Mars: The Series* were transferred to Cartoonverse Television for its 13-episode third and final season. Splashinis Television got its music reestructured, updated and revamped under John Debney's score for Disney's *Chicken Little* on November 4, 2005. On December 18, 2006, Splashinis Television debuted *Ryan & Isabella: The Series*, a television adaptation to its popular *Ryan & Isabella* video game franchise, which originally ran on YTV in Canada. The series later debuted on August 13, 2007 on Nickelodeon in the United States, and then on Nicktoons Network on October 7, 2007, along with *Edgar & Ellen*.

Splashinis Television suffered significant financing problems and problematic indications, since the poor grades resulting from *The Amazing Splashinis* were corrupted, since Cartoon Network wanted to extend the rules of the unrecognized Splashinis brand television lineups by illustrating $ 160 million to forget these productions. Soon on August 9, 2008, *Secret Mission Adventures*, the final Splashinis-branded television series produced by Splashinis Television under the Family Entertainment label before dissolving on January 17, 2009, officially debuted on Teletoon, followed by its US debut on Disney Channel on August 10, 2008, leading the deaths of both Bernie Mac and then Isaac Hayes.

On January 17, 2009, The Sam Loyd Company acquired its parent company Splashinis Worldwide Studios and integrated the company into it, along with his assets, including Splashinis Television, on May 17, 2009. Production of *Tale of the Mighty Knights: W.O.R.L.D.* and *The Lab Scientists* moved to Cartoonverse Television in June 2009, while production of *The Adventures of Cuddles and Toothy* (originally produced by Boulder Inc., now moved to Cookie Jar Entertainment and Mondo Media) continued until July 23, 2011, when The Hub officially canceled the series. Production of *Secret Mission Adventures* and *Pajamas: Shooting Plake* continued until May 24, 2011, as production of *The Amazing Splashinis* continued to air on both Cartoon Network and Boomerang until December 16, 2016, under the Rockville Animation Studios banner.

The Splashinis Television shows included:

* *Cave Party* (1995-99)
* *Save the Day* (1997-01)
* *The Amazing Splashinis* (1998-2016)
* *Who Goes There?* (2001-04)
* *Pajamas* (2001-07)
* *Automargon* (2005-09)
* *The Heart of the Jungle* (2005)
* *Follow that Feather* (2006-09)
* *Tale of the Mighty Knights: W.O.R.L.D.* (2007-08)
* *The Lab Scientists* (2007-09)

Programs produced by Boulder Inc. included:

* *The Adventures of Fun Ghosts* (2003-06)
* *The Backyardigans* (2004-09)
* *Match on Mt. Olympius* (2004-07)
* *Spore Fort Mountain* (2005-06)
* *The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour: The Series* (2006-09)
* *News Flash* (2007)
* *The Adventures of Cuddles and Toothy* (2007-09)

Programs from Splashinis Television produced under the Family Entertainment label are:

* *Mission to Mars: The Series* (2002-06)
* *The Legend of the Volcano Sisters* (2002-06)
* *Ryan & Isabella: The Series* (2006-09)
* *Secret Mission Adventures* (2008-09)

##### Splashinis Games

Splashinis Games, originally a first-party video game publishing/producing label founded on January 24, 2005 by Splashinis Interactive, a video game development, marketing and publishing unit of Splashinis Consumer Products, originally established by
The Splashinis Company
,on June 1, 1988, is best known for co-publishing and co-producing video games especially based on various Splashinis-branded properties, including the *Ryan & Isabella* series (with Electronic Arts).

In 2006, Splashinis Games announced that it will began its 3-year expansion increasing the focus of first-party video game publishing industry, which will be established on July 21, 2006, with the release of The Splashinis Next Gen Platform (TSNGP), a all-new overworld third person perspective which is first used in the 2006 action-adventure video game *Luau Brothers*.

On May 17, 2009, its parent company Splashinis Worldwide Studios was folded into The Sam Loyd Company, along with the rest of its assets, including Splashinis Games itself.

##### Splashinis Consumer Products

   ***Splashinis Consumer Products*** (formerly known as ***Baskin Robbins Marketing Group*** from May 22, 1985 until January 12, 1999) is an American global consumer product division of

Splashinis Worldwide Studios
, based in Burbank, California.

Splashinis Consumer Products specializes in sticker sheets, comic books, magazines, books, toys, electronic products, computers, household items, clothes, notebooks, foods and drinks, as well as in formerly video games, to any of the Splashinis-branded properties in the United States and Canada, as well as in Scandinavia, Romania, Poland, Eastern Europe, Turkey, Israel, Asia (including previously Japan), the Middle East and Africa, Latin America and Brazil. Splashinis Consumer Products was originally established by The Splashinis Company on May 22, 1985 to handle national merchandising up to the Splashinis-branded properties among in after the success of collaborations.

It has its own Thai consumer product division based in Thailand, ***Splashinis Consumer Products (Thailand) Co., Ltd.***, which was jointly created on December 13, 1993 as a joint venture with Baskin Robbins International. Splashinis Consumer Products (Thailand) Co., Ltd. was responsible for sticker sheets, comic books, magazines, books, toys, electronic products, computers, household items, clothes, notebooks, foods and drinks across Thailand.

Splashinis Consumer Products was acquired and folded into The Sam Loyd Company along with its parent company Splashinis Worldwide Studios and its assets on May 17, 2009.

### Parent

Splashinis Consumer Products (Splashinis Worldwide Studios)

### Divisions

Splashinis Interactive Europe
Splashinis Interactive Asia
Splashinis Czech Republic Publishing Productions

### Subsidiaries

Scared Monkey Games
Rukiback Studios
Monster Interactive
Penguin Interactive

***Splashinis Interactive*** is a developer and publisher of video games aged towards minor to major audiences based in Burbank, which is a division of Splashinis Consumer Products, an American global consumer product division of Splashinis Worldwide Studios, based in Burbank, California.

Splashinis Interactive was originally established by The Splashinis Company as a unit of Baskin Robbins Marketing Group on June 1, 1988, and is entirely best known for co-publishing and jointly distributing video games with the Splashinis brand for third to seventh generation consoles, which were all licensed, published and distributed by third-party video game developers and publishers including Activision, Infogrames, Knowledge Adventure, Ocean Software, THQ, Take-Two Interactive, Acclaim Entertainment, Gotham Games, NewKidCo, Nintendo, Sony Computer Entertainment, Ubisoft, Atari Interactive, Microsoft Games Studios, Crave Entertainment, Ignition Entertainment, and mostly Electronic Arts (especially with the *Ryan & Isabella* series and Whodunit: The Legend of Woodland Strengths). Splashinis Interactive provides the best of successful video game catalogue to any of the Splashinis-branded intellectual property, which critizicited to several audiences among there.

As of April 18, 2009, the Splashinis Interactive games have been released for the PC, Commodore Amiga, Super NES, Genesis, Game Gear, 3DO, Nintendo 64, GameCube, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, Microsoft Windows, macOS, DOS, PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Sega Saturn, Xbox, Xbox 360, and arcade, as well as some several mobile phones and smartphone devices. It also operates Splashinis Interactive Europe, which was integrated into Splashinis Interactive's operations in late 2006.

On January 24, 2005, Splashinis Interactive founded Splashinis Games which was used to its intention of publishing video games based on Splashinis-branded media properties, such as *The Backyardigans*, The *Jimmy Timmy Power Hour* series from Nickelodeon, *Ryan & Isabella* from Electronic Arts and *Power Rangers*. Splashinis Games then handles some of the video game properties on June 30, 2005, as Splashinis Interactive began to purchase video game development studios by renaming it within the European Splashinis-branded video game operations, such as Splashinis Interactive UK, Splashinis Interactive France, Splashinis Interactive Germany and Splashinis Interactive Norway.

Splashinis Interactive also owned and operated another four third-party video game development studios (Scared Monkey Games, Rukiback Studios, Monster Interactive and Penguin Interactive) which were entirely operated as wholly owned subsidiaries of Splashinis Interactive. Splashinis Interactive has been successful of releasing several Splashinis-branded titles for the PlayStation, Nintendo 64, Game Boy and Game Boy Color, while winning the best of successful entertainment values filled with excited action-packed entertainment relations.

Splashinis Interactive continues to publish Splashinis-branded video games during the 2006 season until it was integrated into Splashinis Games in February 20, 2007, making Splashinis Interactive as one of the dissolved Splashinis Worldwide Studios subsidiaries ever being operated.

## Splashinis Worldwide Studios International

The Splashinis Worldwide Studios International logo used from December 18, 2006 until May 17, 2009

### Industry

Mass media
Entertainment

### Founder(s)

The Splashinis Company
BRB International SAU
SEPP International SA
Belvision Studios
Semic Interprint

### Products

Cable television, film, video game, TV, comic books, music, pinbacks, sheets, lamps, tablets

### Divisions

Splashinis International Networks
Splashinis Consumer Products (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
Splashinis Worldwide Studios Europe Limited
Splashinis Worldwide Studios of Hong Kong Ltd.
Splashinis Worldwide Studios (Malaysia) SDN. BHD.

***Splashinis Worldwide Studios International*** (formerly known as ***Baskin Robbins International*** from September 12, 1979 until December 18, 2006) is a London-based global media entertainment division of Splashinis Worldwide Studios that is responsible for seven types of media tie-in products for the Splashinis brand property batch across 100 different international countries in Europe, Middle East, Asia, Africa and Latin America. Splashinis Worldwide Studios International is responsible for the international licensing and marketing rights of the products of any of these properties of the Splashinis brand, with the ability to create participations produced by international media through alignments for intellectual products aimed at children and families. Splashinis Worldwide Studios International was sought to collaborate with different international media companies in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Africa and Latin America to promote any product they imagined.

Splashinis Worldwide Studios International was established as Baskin Robbins International plc by
The Splashinis Company

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on September 12, 1979 as a international licensing and product marketing joint venture with BRB International SAU, SEPP International SA, Belvision Studios and Semic Interprint, which handles international licensing and product marketing rights outside of North America. On October 11, 1980, Baskin Robbins International plc was responsible for managing the national and international distribution of Splashinis brand films through its own Baskin Robbins Distribution Inc. (now Splashinis Worldwide Studios Worldwide Distribution Inc. as of December 18, 2006), also as forming their own new licensing and marketing agencies throughout Europe and Latin America.

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On January 16, 1981, Baskin Robbins International began producing licenses and marketing products to publish distributions, clothing, shirts and other agencies throughout Europe, while beginning its own merchandise marketing in Asia in 1982, in the Middle East in 1983, in Latin America in 1984, and in Africa in 1985, in addition to making commercials in the late eighties, nineties and early 2000s. Then, on September 13, 1986, Baskin Robbins International is associated with the Italian publishing house of Milan-based comics Edifumetto to begin the production of comics with the Splashinis brand in Italy from the beginning until the end of the 1990s. Then, on June 11, 1988, Baskin Robbins International partners with the Russian book editor AST to publish comics with the Splashinis brand in Russia as of 1993. The first 15 international websites were launched in late 1989.

On October 25, 1988, Baskin Robbins International became the most commercialized entertainment company for children and families that operates licensing and marketing products, and the production of license and marketing products from Baskin Robbins International is available at more than 100 countries since 1990. In 1992, Baskin Robbins International partners with the London-based company UBC Media Group, Timas Publishing Group, Danish media production company Mediehuset København, Polish media company Agora SA, SDI Media Group, Nathusius Investments and the German multinational corporation Bertelsmann to jointly co-produce license and marketing products in 100 countries. In 1996, Intereconomía Corporation signed an agreement with Baskin Robbins International to obtain licenses and marketing rights in Spain. On December 13, 1993, Baskin Robbins International and Baskin Robbins Marketing Group jointly created their new Baskin Robbins Marketing Group division in Thailand to began producing sticker sheets, comic books, magazines, books, toys, electronic products, computers, household items, clothes, notebooks, foods and drinks to any of the Splashinis-branded properties within the Thai destinations. On January 31, 1998, Baskin Robbins International develops an intellectual management agreement with The Puyo Puyo!! Quest Music Community in which the incoming approval to make their own trophic rewards in the media was signed, with Baskin Robbins International overseeing to the main and leading states in a new agreement.

On February 27, 1998, 20 international websites merged to form splashinisinternational.com, which includes 9 countries in Asia Pacific, 15 countries in Europe, Latin America and South Africa, with the Backyardigans (with the intellucicual childhood country outfit of the world) stuck his foot across the planet Earth. 20 international websites after their merger will continue to operate during the 2000s, with newer products based on Splashinis brand properties owned and operated by Splashinis Worldwide Studios. The splashinis.com website is American-Canadian, and don't get dazzled with splashinisinternational.com after all. On June 30, 1999, its music was upgraded under Marc Shaiman's score for the 1999 adult animated musical comedy film *South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut*. However, on February 10, 2000, Baskin Robbins International withdrew the production of licenses, merchandising, interactive media and marketing from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Russia, Central and Southeast Europe, as its operations in them were merged into its new parent company, Cartoonverse Worldwide. The Splashinis Company was renamed as Splashinis Worldwide Studios on November 20, 2000.

Since then, Cartoonverse Worldwide now manufactures licensing and marketing products throughout Southeast Europe. After that, Baskin Robbins International continues to manufacture marketing and licensing products throughout South Africa, as well as in, 14 countries in Asia, 12 countries in Europe and 10 countries in Latin America and Brazil, as it began manufacturing products in Paraguay, Uruguay, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Panama and Peru starting May 18, 2001. On July 8, 2002, Splashinis Worldwide Studios received poor designs of ratings contributions from the 2002 season with the intention of yearning for Splashinis brand linear entertainment lineups for any of Splashinis fans worldwide.

On September 8, 2004, Baskin Robbins International began to supervise the group of international websites through splashinisinternational.com, with the idea of ​​convincing international distribution to any of these films by aligning theatrical movie ads produced by Splashinis Animation Studios and its sister company Splashinis Feature Animation until December 1, 2008. On December 18, 2006, its parent company Splashinis Worldwide Studios withdrew the Baskin Robbins brand, including Baskin Robbins International, that changed its legal name to Splashinis Worldwide Studios International.

On May 17, 2009, Splashinis Worldwide Studios International was folded into The Sam Loyd Company together with its parent company Splashinis Worldwide Studios and the rest of its assets.

The assets of Splashinis Worldwide Studios International included:

* Splashinis International Networks (transferred and now known as ***Cartoonverse International Networks*** since late 2005)
* Splashinis Consumer Products (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (formerly known as ***Baskin Robbins Marketing Group International Thailand***)
* Splashinis Worldwide Studios International Australia Pty. Ltd (formerly known as ***Baskin Robbins International Australia Pty. Ltd.***)
* Splashinis Worldwide Studios Europe Limited (formerly known as ***Baskin Robbins International Europe Limited***)
* Splashinis Worldwide Studios of Hong Kong Ltd. (formerly known as ***Baskin Robbins International Asia***)
* Splashinis Worldwide Studios (Malaysia) SDN. BHD. (formerly known as ***Baskin Robbins Malaysia SDN. BHD.***)

#### Splashinis-Branded Legacial Properties

* 101. "Pirate Treasure" (1930)
* 102. "The Heart of the Jungle" (1930)
* 103. "The Yeti" (1930)
* 104. "The Snow Fort" (1930)
* 105. "Secret Mission" (1931)
* 106. "It's Great to Be a Ghost!" (1931)
* 107. "Riding the Range" (1931)
* 108. "The Key to the Nile" (1932)
* 109. "Knights Are Brave and Strong" (1932)
* 110. "Viking Voyage" (1932)
* 111. "Castaways" (1932)
* 112. "Race to the Tower of Power" (1932)
* 113. "The Quest for the Flying Rock" (1932)
* 114. "Polka Palace Party" (1932)
* 115. "Surf's Up" (1933)
* 116. "Eureka!" (1934)
* 117. "Race Around the World" (1934)
* 118. "Monster Detectives" (1935)
* 119. "Cave Party" (1935)
* 120. "High Tea" (1935)
* 201. "Mission to Mars" (1936)
* 202. "Samurai Pie" (1936)
* 203. "Scared of You" (1936)
* 204. "Whodunit" (1936)
* 205. "The Legend of the Volcano Sisters" (1937)
* 206. "The Secret of Snow" (1937)
* 207. "The Swamp Creature" (1937)
* 208. "Horsing Around" (1937)
* 209. "Special Delivery" (1938)
* 210. "International Super Spy: Part 1" (1938)
* 211. "International Super Spy: Part 2" (1939)
* 212. "Movers of Arabia" (1939)
* 213. "Cops and Robots" (1939)
* 214. "Sinbad Sails Alone" (1940)
* 215. "Best Clowns in Town" (1941)
* 216. "Save the Day" (1942)
* 217. "Into the Deep" (1943)
* 218. "News Flash" (1943)
* 219. "Catch That Butterfly" (1943)
* 220. "A Giant Problem" (1943)
* 301. "Who Goes There?" (1944)
* 302. "Blazing Paddles" (1944)
* 303. "Garbage Trek" (1945)
* 304. "Fly Girl" (1945)
* 305. "What's Bugging You?" (1945)
* 306. "Chichen-Itza Pizza" (1945)
* 307. "To the Center of the Earth" (1946)
* 308. "Front Page News" (1946)
* 309. "Tale of the Mighty Knights: Part 1" (1947)
* 310. "Tale of the Mighty Knights: Part 2" (1948)
* 311. "Le Master of Disguise" (1948)
* 312. "Match on Mt. Olympus" (1948)
* 313. "The Great Dolphin Race" (1949)
* 314. "Caveman's Best Friend" (1949)
* 315. "Ranch Hands from Outer Space" (1950)
* 316. "Robin Hood the Clean" (1950)
* 317. "Escape from Fairytale Village" (1951)
* 318. "Pirate Camp" (1952)
* 319. "The Two Musketeers" (1953)
* 320. "The Masked Retriever" (1954)
* 401. "Robot Rampage: Part 1" (1955)
* 402. "Robot Rampage: Part 2" (1956)
* 403. "Catch that Train!" (1957)
* 404. "Attack of the 50 Foot Worman" (1958)
* 405. "Dragon Express" (1959)
* 406. "Flower Power" (1960)
* 407. "The Funnyman Boogeyman" (1961)
* 408. "Follow the Feather" (1962)
* 409. "Break Out!" (1963)
* 410. "The Action Elves Save Christmas Eve" (1964)
* 411. "Los Galacticos" (1964)
* 412. "For the Love of Socks!" (1964)
* 413. "The Flipper!" (1964)
* 414. "Elephant on the Run" (1965)
* 415. "The Magic Skateboard" (1965)
* 416. "Pablor and the Acorns" (1965)
* 417. "Super Team Awesome!" (1965)
* 418. "The Big Dipper Diner" (1966)
* 419. "The Amazing Splashinis" (1968)
* 420. "The Tale of the Not-So-Nice Dragon" (1970)

#### International Websites

* Splashinis.com.au
* Splashinis.com.cn
* Splashinis.com.tw
* Splashinis.co.jp
* Splashinis.com.kr
* Splashinis.com.hk
* Splashinis.in
* Splashinis.com.mx
* Splashinis.com.ar
* Splashinis.com.cl
* Splashinis.com.ve
* Splashinis.com.pe
* Splashinis.com.sv
* SplashinisLatino.com
* Splashinis.com.br
* Splashinis.co.uk
* Splashinis.pl
* Splashinis.ch
* Splashinis.dk
* Splashinis.no
* Splashinis.fi
* Splashinis.se
* Splashinis.nl
* Splashinis.be
* SplashinisMiddleEast.com
* Splashinis.com.ze

#### Folded into The Sam Loyd Company

On January 16, 2009, The Sam Loyd Company purchased Splashinis Worldwide Studios and folded the company into it on Sunday, May 17, 2009, along with each asset that was acquired later than four months earlier. However, production of *The Lab Scientists*, *The Amazing Splashinis*, *Pajamas: Shooting Plake* and especially *The Backyardigans* resumed most months later, while production of Splashinis Video Games ended on May 29, 2010, with *Ryan & Isabella* being sold back to The Puyo Puyo!! Quest Music Community, along with *Time Warp Trio* being sold back to Discovery Kids and *The Amingo Show* (and even *Yu* & Rei) being sold right back to Puyo Puyo Enterprises as well.

### Cartoonverse

***Cartoonverse*** is an American-Canadian crossover animated and live action fantasy, action, comedy and adventure franchise and spin-off brand owned by Cartoonverse Worldwide and based on The Backyardigans and The Frontyardigans franchises originally created by Delta Holdings and whose characters were created by Splashinis Worldwide Studios. Cartoonverse was originally created by Josh Wilke in late 1988. Cartoonverse first ventured into commercial entertainment on May 16, 1990 with the founding of Cartoonverse Animation Departments and the acquisition of Griptone Films (then Halfbrick Animation Studios), before becoming television and games with the founding of Cartoonverse Television by Sleepy Kids in 1991. On March 14, 1991, the main animation company was established. licensed entertainment owned by the Cartoonverse brand Cartoonverse Worldwide to create, produce and develop Cartoonverse-branded entertainment projects. Cartoonverse began in 1992 with *Cartoonverse: A Backyardigans Adventure*, which Cartoonverse Worldwide was producing. The Cartoonverse line of video games launched with The Cartoonverse Game, released in 1993, to coincide with the founding of Cartoonverse Interactive by Sleepy Kids in 1991. The Cartoonverse television line launched as Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop, launched by Catherine Cavadini on August 31 and September 1, 1997, with the premiere of Puyo Puyo on September 24, 1997. Cartoonverse's first movie was *The Last Prince* in 1998 followed by *Land of Dragons* in 1999, before beginning to venture onto the production line of animation with the founding of Cartoonverse Animation Studios on December 27, 1999. In 2002, Cartoonverse became the #1 most popular and unique entertainment franchise for audiences around the world. The Cartoonverse officially ventures into blockbuster movie experiences beginning September 8, 2004, while its first blockbuster movie installment is *Panty & Stocking: Throning Worlds*, released on February 11, 2005. In 2005, the Cartoonverse began venturing into international broadcast licensing and distribution with Geek, their new joint venture with Splashinis Television [[Family Entertainment] ], Universal Animation Studios, The Harvey Entertainment Company and NBCUniversal Global Networks, which would distribute its more than 200 children-oriented television programs worldwide, including the pair of programs Cartoonverse-branded animated television series (especially Galaxy Squad, Dark Knights , Puyo Puyo and Baby Potter: The Series under license from Cartoonverse Worldwide). Cartoonverse ventures into web shows including *Raven Tales* beginning in 2007, forming its production deals with DeCrescent and Rotter Music Contracting, which Cartoonverse Worldwide and music contractor orchestra Sandy DeCrescent  starting to team up in late 1992. Halfbrick Animation Studios's 92 films (released from 1945 with Dumbo 2 to 2008 with The Fuentes) were not considered part of the Cartoonverse. In June 2009, Rockville Worldwide Studios acquired Cartoonverse (plus Cartoonverse Worldwide and all of its assets). Holly Hobbie & Friends was the first blockbuster Cartoonverse film under the ownership of Rockville Worldwide Studios. As of 2011, Cartoonverse was incorporated into Rockville Worldwide Studios, which renames Cartoonverse brand assets to Rockville Worldwide Studios brand assets, beginning with Cartoonverse Animation Studios , which was renamed Rockville Animation Studios on December 15, 2010.

## Cartoonverse Worldwide

Cartoonverse Worldwide's logo used from May 31, 1993 until April 29, 2011.

### Type

Holding trademark company (1991-1993)
Media entertainment company (1993-2011)

### Industry

Animation
Live-action

### Fate

Merged with Cartoonverse Interactive to form Rockville Consumer Products & Interactive Media

### Successor

Rockville Consumer Products & Interactive Media

### Owner

Backyardigans Agencies (1993-2009)
Rockville Worldwide Studios (2009-2011)

### Key people

Greg Tulloch (President)
Jerry Plotkin (Head of Production)
Mark Medford (Supervising CEO)
Margaret Dixon (Managing Director)
Sandy DeCrescent (US Music Contracting Leader)
Peter Rotter (US Music Contracting Leader)
Isobel Griffiths (UK Music Contracting Leader)
Alex Chatfield (Managing Director)
Amy Hodman (Executive in Charge of Music)

### Products

*The Backyardigans 2.0*
*Puyo Puyo*
*Shuriken School*
*Panty & Stocking*

### Parent

The Splashinis Company (1991-1993)
Backyardigans Agencies (1993-2009)
Rockville Worldwide Studios (2009-2011)

### Divisions

Cartoonverse Films
Cartoonverse Television
Cartoonverse Interactive
Cartoonverse Remote Control
Cartoonverse Animation Departments Group
Cartoonverse International Networks
Cartoonverse Worldwide International
Cartoonverse Worldwide UK
Cartoonverse Worldwide Europe
Cartoonverse Worldwide Latin America
Cartoonverse Worldwide Brasil
Cartoonverse Worldwide Polska
Cartoonverse Worldwide Asia
Cartoonverse Worldwide Japan
Cartoonverse Worldwide Turkey
Cartoonverse Worldwide Nordic
Cartoonverse Worldwide Latin America
Cartoonverse Worldwide France
Cartoonverse Worldwide Iberia
Cartoonverse Worldwide Portugal

### Subsidiaries

Shurikedia
Puyo Puyo Enterprises
Halfbrick Animation Studios

***Cartoonverse Worldwide*** is a Valencia-based global private joint entertainment company established by The Splashinis Company as a holding trademark company on March 14, 1991, before diversifying as a media entertainment company incorporated in Valencia, California on May 31, 1993. Cartoonverse Worldwide specialized in licensing, production and marketing of film, TV, video games, home media, snack promotions, comics, clothes, commercials, magazines, books, toys, notebooks, sticker sheets, hats, board games, household items, messenger bags and electronic interactive products centered on several Cartoonverse brand franchises, as well as recurring works centered on Splashinis-branded intellectual properties under licensing from Splashinis Worldwide Studios, in 60 countries worldwide. It became the #1 mass media and children's entertainment company ever in terms, with revenues being within $10.10 billion dollars.

Cartoonverse Worldwide is also specialized in four major entertainment franchises (*The Backyardigans 2.0*, *Puyo Puyo*, *Shuriken School* and *Panty & Stocking*). Cartoonverse Worldwide also owns and operates different subsidiaries, such as Puyo Puyo Enterprises (including The Puyo Puyo Music Community Group), Shurikedia (including Shuriken School Productions), and Halfbrick Animation Studios. Cartoonverse Worldwide found successful and went popular with Mark Mancina's score for epic action disaster film *Twister* in mid-1996, in which all music was successful to the Cartoonverse-branded legical feuds. On March 31, 2006, Cartoonverse Worldwide split its music into three new musical incarnations (known as techscores): the first of which under John Powell's score for *Ice Age: The Meltdown* (via Cartoonverse Remote Control), a.k.a. *The Cartoonverse Remote Control Techscore*, on March 31, 2006, the second of which as a standard incarnation (via Cartoonverse Worldwide) under the musical scores for Blue Sky Studios films (including *Horton Hears a Who!*), a.k.a. the *Originals* techscore, continuing being the same as ones contracted by Sandy DeCrescent (especially even Mark Mancina's score for *Twister*, which valued Cartoonverse to be expanded throughout the music) and Isobel Griffiths (even including *DreamWorks* scores for extra techscores, as well as giving the extra part under Randy Newman's score for Disney/Pixar's *Cars* on June 9, 2006, and finally the third and final of which as the *Puyo Puyo*-branded incarnation (via Puyo Puyo Enterprises), a.k.a. the *Puyo Puyo* techscore, under John Debney's *Ice Age: Collision Course* score (originated on July 21, 2006 and was wounded on July 22, 2016), continuing being the same as ones contracted by Reggie Wilson.

Together with its longtime music contracting collaborator DeCrescent and Rotter Music Contracting, Cartoonverse Worldwide co-creates, co-develops and co-produces the web shows *Cartoonverse Adventures*, *Raven Tales*, *Bugs on a Stick*, *Giulia and the Sea Monsters* (co-produced with Telecom Animation Film), *The Medley Friends*, *Scores in Agent Disguise* (co-produced with High Portable Productions) and *Scorinama Adventures*. It co-produces the web series *Zack & Kouchand* with Gina Zimmitti Music Contracting.

Cartoonverse Worldwide was acquired by Rockville Worldwide Studios on June 25, 2009, and was merged with its video game publishing subsidiary Cartoonverse Interactive to merge Rockville Consumer Products & Interactive Media in 2011.

##### Cartoonverse Films

    ***Cartoonverse Films*** is a British theatrical feature film production unit of Cartoonverse Worldwide.

Cartoonverse Films is responsible for producing over 20 Cartoonverse-branded true theatrical full-length feature films adapted from several Cartoonverse-branded properties, such as *International Super Spy: Beyond Secret*, *Panty & Stocking: Throning Worlds*, *Tommy & Linda*, *Cartoonverse Adventures: The Movie*, *Hyperdimension Neptunia*, *Panty & Stocking: Age Legend*, *The Boo Crew Movie*, *Holly Hobbie & Friends*, *All Hail Kenward*, *Soccer Monsters*, *Untamed Dinosaurs*, *The Knights-A-Lot Movie*, *Raven Tales: The Movie*, *The Adventures of Lipsy & Victoria: The Movie*, *and* *Cartoonverse: It's a Christmas Again!*.

Cartoonverse Films has mostly collaborated with Warner Bros. for a number of successful Cartoonverse-branded theatrical full-length feature films, which became successful among the lates of the $500 million dollars. Cartoonverse Films has became destinated to have a great specializing of greatful Cartoonverse theatrical feature films, especially with live-action and animated works beyond.

Cartoonverse Films was launched in London, England on September 8, 2004 to focus on the Cartoonverse-branded theatrical motion picture content. As of January 8, 2008, Cartoonverse Films became the first #1 filmed entertainment division of supporting a motion picture score contracting with Sandy DeCrescent and Peter Rotter. Cartoonverse Films is best known for its contributed works with sister asset Cartoonverse Animation Studios, which specializes in theatrical and direct-to-video motion picture content based around Cartoonverse-branded properties, as well as the children's television programming content. Cartoonverse Films, on December 19, 2008, officially released a reboot to the 1992 Halfbrick Animation Studios film *King Austin and the Knights of the Round Table* with Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow.

Cartoonverse Films finally successed the ranking and high grossing of its 2008 2D traditional animated feature film *Tommy & Linda*, which packed up against Disney's 2007 live-action/traditional animated hybrid comedy musical film *Enchanted*. Cartoonverse Films has also became successful several Cartoonverse-branded live-action and animated theatrical feature films with Warner Bros. Pictures and Village Roadshow Pictures for Cartoonverse fans. Cartoonverse Films was acquired by Rockville Worldwide Studios on June 25, 2009, along with the rest of the Cartoonverse-branded assets excluding Cartoonverse International Networks, which was acquired by Astro Malaysia Holdings on December 20, 2010.

After poor sales of *The Backyardigans Adventure Maker* which grossed over either more or less than $700 million and recieved negative and poor reviews, the division was officially shut down on May 15, 2011.

In 2013, Cartoonverse Worldwide announced that Cartoonverse Films had been acquired by Bell Media. This made the unsettled deal between Bell Media and Cartoonverse Worldwide. In July of that same year, the division was eliminated and merged into Bell Media.

## Cartoonverse Televsion

The Cartoonverse Television logo used from 2000 to 2009.

### Owner

Right Entertainment (2000-2003)
Backyardigans Agencies (2003-2009)
Classic Media (2003-2009)
Boomerang Media (2009)

### Parent

Sleepy Kids (1991-1999)
SKD Media (1999-2000)
Entertainment Rights (2000-2003)
Cartoonverse Worldwide (2003-2009)
Classic Media (2003-2009)
Boomerang Media (2009)

### Divisions

Cartoonverse Television International
Cartoonverse Networks
Cartoonverse Broadcasting

### Subsidiaries

Baby World Studios
Spyro Entertainment Studios
Shuriken School Productions
Splashinis Television

***Cartoonverse Television*** was a British television division of Cartoonverse Worldwide

The division also has a 12-year partnership deal with BBC, which produces *Doctor Who* seasons since 1994. In 2008, Cartoonverse Television laid off 234 employees from a division, which defunct took place in May 11, 2009.

Rigt Entertainment sold all of Cartoonverse Television's rights for several Cartoonverse-branded animated shows to Entertainment Rights in 2001. From 2002 to 2009, five television shows produced by Cartoonverse Television were officially owned by Entertainment Rights, with the ownership of 500% of the television library. The UK-based home entertainment arm of Entertainment Rights, Right Entertainment, announced that, in 2004 and 2006, will launch Cartoonverse's children's television shows exclusively on VHS. The DVD releases will only be available in Japan, launched by Toho. VHS and DVD releases were released both in the United Kingdom and in several European countries (but DVD releases in English were only for Japan) from 2007 to 2014. From 2003 to 2009, Cartoonverse Television had originally produced the original Cartoonverse-related TV library, with domestic rights around the world to focus on the great entertainment and television products of all time. Its divisions were Cartoonverse Television International, Cartoonverse Networks and Cartoonverse Broadcasting, which were folded into Cartoonverse International Networks on February 10, 2000.

From 1997 to 2009, Cartoonverse Television also collaborated with Sega to co-produced many of the Sega's television productions, most recently along with C.O.R.E. Toons and Decode Entertainment, which helps the company to share with the oportunity of Japanese multimedia involvation to the Corus Entertainment's Canadian television channel, Teletoon. The most recent co-production was the long running *Puyo Puyo* show, premiered on September 24, 1997 and officialy cancelled on January 1, 2015, after twenty long seasons. In December 2001, Cartoonverse Television and Sega Television purchased the original production of *Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi* from Cartoon Network and Sam Register, and from 2002, in association with Sony Pictures Animation, transferred it entirely to an exclusive international television channel in which Puyo Puyo Television co-produced it. Sony Pictures Television has also partnered with the acquisition of global production and merchandising, while Sega Television co-funds the program in association with Sega Europe. Later in January 2003, Sega stated that there would be 26 22-minute episodes consisting of two segments of 11 minutes each. In June 2003, Sony Pictures Television announced its distribution in North America, while its Sony Pictures Television International division would distribute it in international territories, alongside Puyo Puyo Television's another series, *Accord Possible*. In 2004, the new series, co-produced by Sega Television, Sega Europe, Puffy AmiYumi Films and Puyo Puyo Television, debuted as *Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi*, whose international broadcast rights have been managed by BBC, Chellomedia, MTV Networks Latin America and Europe and NHK. Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi is broadcast in more than 60 countries and translated into 20 different languages. The spin-offs, including *Ami the Explorer*, *Ami's World* and *The Adventures of Julie and Yumi,* were launched in the 2000s

In 2003, Xilam developed *Shuriken School* and three other new series, ending *Fanta Babies: On The Case* in 2004. Xilam pre-produced the fictional-ninja project and then produced it in 2005. On May 22, 2005, Xilam and Zinkia Entertainment co-founded Shurikedia to handle over *Shuriken School*. *Shuriken School* is the second co-production of Xilam and Zinkia Entertainment on Earth, after *Bat Baby: The Adventures of Bat Baby and Robin* in 2005. *Shuriken School* debuted on August 20, 2006 on France 3 and Jetix. Shuriken School-related franchise under the same name was also formed on August 28, 2006, while Shuriken School-themed television production company, called Shuriken School Productions, was formed in September 2006 by Xilam and Zinkia Entertainment as the joint venture of the two studios. On December 18, 2006, Shurikedia, Shuriken School Productions's parent company, was fully acquired by Cartoonverse Worldwide. On May 30, 2007, Xilam and Zinkia Entertainment announced that they were producing *Shuriken School: The Ninja's Secret* for its final broadcast on December 22, 2007, when the original French-Spanish run of the Shuriken School was completed, with original two seasons and original twenty-six total episodes.

Jetix Latin America then sold the Latin American broadcast rights of Shuriken School to Discovery Networks Latin America that premiered it on Discovery Kids Latin America on December 22, 2007, along with additional episodes, created by Jim Jinkins, such as the Canadian co-production between Pork Animation Studios, Cartoon Pizza, Decode Entertainment and Halifax Media, giving Cartoonverse Worldwide to sue control of all rights for Shurikedia's properties including *Shuriken School*. In February 2008, it was announced that Cartoonverse Worldwide had purchased the entire franchise property, to be part of the franchise library related to Cartoonverse. The entire franchise will be executed by Cartoonverse Worldwide. When Cartoonverse World on Cartoon Network ended its run forever, the series ended its run completely on February 13, 2009.

Its video games based on the Cartoonverse Television video games were released beneath 2002 until 2009 for the Wii, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Microsoft Windows, Game Boy Advance, Xbox, Xbox 360, Nintendo DS, and GameCube.

On 1 April 2009, Entertainment Rights went into voluntary administration.

On the same day, Boomerang Media announced that it had acquired all of Entertainment Rights subsidiaries including itself, Cartoonverse Television, Big Idea and Classic Media. On May 11, 2009, Boomerang Media announced that the former U.K. and U.S. subsidiaries of Entertainment Rights would operate as a unified business under the name "Classic Media", while Big Idea would operate under its own name.

## Cartoonverse International Networks

### Owner

Backyardigans Agencies (1999-2010)
Astro Malaysia Holdings (2010-2014)
News Corporation (2011-2013)
21st Century Fox (2013-2014)

### Location

London, England
Santa Monica, California
Barcelona, Spain

### Key people

Jonathan Goldstein (CEO)
Peter Robinson (Former Vice Executive Officer)
James Wiloto (President)
Jonathan Patter-Madorot (Chief Executive Officer)
John A. Wilson (Former President)
Leslie Hough (President)
Tom Sulvatto (Executive Director)
Patrick Malvestein (Former CEO)

### Products

Friki
Cartoonverse World
Play Date TV
Totally D'Fun
Smartoonz/Smartkidz
W-I-O-Wa News Channel
W-I-O-Wa International News Channel

### Parent

Baskin Robbins International (1999-2005)
Cartoonverse Worldwide (2005-2010)
Astro Malaysia Holdings (2010-2014)
Fox International Channels (2011-2014)

### Divisions

Friki International S.A.

***Cartoonverse International Networks*** (***CIN***) (formerly known as ***Splashinis International Networks*** from September 17, 1997 until December 27, 2005) is a UK television broadcasting division of Cartoonverse Worldwide that ran several children's oriented channels and programming blocks across worldwide countries.

Cartoonverse International Networks was originally established as Splashinis International Networks (SIN) by The Splashinis Company on November 19, 1999, for the transmission of entertainment programs aimed at children and families. The first Splashinis Channel and Splashinis Kids feeds were launched in Australia on Foxtel on December 15, 2000, followed by Australia's Splashinis Toons feed that was launched on January 1, 2001. Splashinis Channel, Splashinis Kids and Splashinis Toons were launched in Poland on Cyfrowy Polsat on June 26, 2001, while these Turkish Splashinis Channel, Splashinis Kids and Splashinis Toons feeds were launched in Turkey on Digiturk on July 25, 2001. The Eastern European Splashinis Channel and Splashinis Kids feeds were launched on August 1, 2001. ' **debuted on USA Network on September 1, 2001.**

Later, Splashinis Channel Poland, Splashinis Kids Poland and Splashinis Toons Poland were added in Orange Polska as of August 11, 2001, while the Philippine Splashinis Channel and Splashinis Kids feeds were launched on SkyCable on December 12, 2001, on Destiny Cable on March 9, 2002 and on Parasat Cable TV on June 13, 2002. W-I-O-Wa News Channel and W-I-O-Wa International News Channel launched on November 8, 2002. ' **debuted on Cartoon Network on August 16, 2002. The Scandinavian Splashinis Channel and Splashinis Kids feeds were later launched on Canal Digital on August 11, 2002, while Splashinis Channel MENA and Splashinis Kids MENA were launched in the Middle East and North Africa only on beIN on December 13, 2002. The Asian Splashinis Channels and Splashinis Kids feeds were launched on February 14, 2004. In early 2005, Cartoonverse Television, Splashinis Television's Family Entertainment, Universal Animation Studios, The Harvey Entertainment Company and NBCUniversal Global Networks announced that they had banded together to launch a new international children's entertainment TV channel produced in Eurasia, Friki, which would be used to broadcast TV shows from the Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop, including the Family Entertainment series such as *Mission to Mars: The Series* and *Ryan & Isabella: The Series*. This channel will also broadcast most of the foreign children's programming previously aired on M-Net, plus *Baby Potter: The Series*.**

The channel is designed to maintain a variety of successful live promotions and animated real estate-style pollution for children to collect with advertising, promotions, license distributions, lineups, and initial multi-hour promotions. On June 1, 2005, Cartoonverse Worldwide agreed to sell 100% stake in Splashinis International Networks from Baskin Robbins International, and capable of renaming the Splashinis-branded channels through the upcoming Friki brand. The first Friki feed was launched in Germany on June 10, 2005, followed by the launch of the Romanian Friki feed on December 27, 2005. Friki International, a Madrid-based children's entertainment television venture between Cartoonverse Television, Family Entertainment, Universal Animation Studios, The Harvey Entertainment Company and NBCUniversal Global Networks, was established on December 27, 2005 as a children's television broadcasting division of Splashinis International Networks (SIN), which was renamed as Cartoonverse International Networks (CIN), which acquired the ' **programming blocks which still aired on NBC, USA Network and Cartoon Network, and began airing back in late 2003 on Boomerang.**

Cartoonverse International Networks began rebranding the global Splashinis Channel, Splashinis Kids and Splashinis Toons feeds beneath through the Friki brand. The Hungarian and Italian Friki feeds were then launched in mid-June and mid-October 2006. NBCUniversal Global Networks and Universal Animation Studios sold these Friki channels to Fox International Channels, who were then responsible for the transmission of Friki feeds. Cartoonverse International Networks began operating and producing new programming blocks. On July 21, 2006, Cartoonverse International Networks announced its three new programming blocks: Play Date TV, for the CBS network and Fox Broadcasting Company), Smartoonz/Smartkidz (for MyNetworkTV) and Totally D'Fun (for the NBC and Telemundo networks). Play Date TV debuted on CBS on November 1, 2006 and debuted on FOX on January 8, 2007, while Smartoonz (focused on various Cartoonverse-branded animated television shows) and Smartkidz (focused on various Cartoonverse-branded children's television shows) launched on April 27, 2007, with Totally D'Fun being launched on NBC and Telemundo on January 22, 2008.

On January 15, 2007, Fox International Channels and Cartoonverse Worldwide announced plans to release two new Friki feeds both in Australia via Foxtel and in Hungary via Magyar Telekom on November 15. 2007, with two official 30-60-second promotions in June-August (starring Pablo, Shrek, Donkey Kong, Roco and Abyss). The last official promo (which is a modified version of Nickelodeon's Promo from Are You Ready with "*Fly High*" from DNC) was released on October 15th (30 seconds) and on October 28th (60 seconds), 2007, on many Australian and Hungarian television channels. The Australian and Hungarian Friki feeds, replacing Splashinis Channel, Splashinis Kids and Splashinis Toons were officially launched on November 15, 2007, followed by eight Friki feeds from 2008 to 2011 in Turkey, Russia, Ukraine, Israel, Southeast Asia and the Philippines, this time with 30 to 60 second promos featuring "*Fly High*" from DNC. The Indian Friki feed was launched on May 15, 2008 on Dish TV, Tata Sky, Airtel Digital TV and Sun Direct. The new Friki feed for the Middle East was launched on September 29, 2009. The 2007-2012 bumpers were composed by The Eggplant.

Cartoonverse International Networks was acquired by Astro Malaysia Holdings in late 2010, and was later co-acquired by News Corporation on December 31, 2011.

In 2012, Friki presented a global rebranding with new bumpers, new promos, new idents and new advertisements. Fox International Channels and Cartoonverse Worldwide intend to control Friki's various feeds by monitoring children's programs to discriminate against the series' promotions. Later, in 2013, Fox International Channels and Cartoonverse Worldwide set the closing date of all Friki feeds as both December 31, 2014, at 11:59 p.m., and January 1, 2015, at 12:00 p.m. Ultimately, both Friki and Friki International were finally closed on December 31, 2014 at 11:59 p.m. and on January 1, 2015 at 12:00 p.m., thus marking the end of Friki after 9 years on air. Cartoonverse International Networks was shut down on December 31, 2014.

##### Cartoonverse Remote Control

    Cartoonverse Remote Control, a joint venture producing multi-scoring music between Cartoonverse Worldwide and Remote Control Productions, was established in 1997, and prior to the adaptation of the joint venture, the joint venture was the original song composed and conducted by Christopher Lennertz and performed by Hollywood Studio Symphony, recorded on Eastwood Scoring Stage at Warner Bros.

Cartoonverse Remote Control has been used in many of the results of films from the Cartoonverse brand, working together and collaborating with Remote Control Productions, for many in the film industry, such as *Panty & Stocking: Age Legend* (2005), *Robot Wars* (2008), *Soccer Monsters* (2009), *Feli & Raffina* (2006), *International Super Spy: Beyond Secret* (2007), *Shuriken School* (2009), *Super Royals: Into the Hall* (2013), *Super Royals: Ending of the Line* (2016), *Prince Incredible: Mask of Pride* (2002), *Prince Incredible: Master of Darkness* (2009), *Tashagajaka* (2007), *Puyo Puyo*, *Moose World* (2006), *Moose World 2* (2007), *Sabrina Advance 3* (2009) and *Eureka!* (2005). Cartoonverse Remote Control got swapped over under John Powell's score for *Ice Age: The Meltdown*, as *Cartoonverse Remote Control Techscore* on March 31, 2006.

The staff of Remote Control Productions, including Klaus Badelt, Steve Jablonsky, Harry Gregson-Williams, Nick Glennie-Smith, Blake Neely, Jim Dooley, Mark Mancina, Trevor Rabin, Rupert Gregson-Williams, and Hans Zimmer, also collaborated to work on any of the many scores of films from the Cartoonverse brand, which helps them to graduate with Cartoonverse Academy to publicize the Multiverse Awards. In spring 2011, the name of Cartoonverse Remote Control was changed to Rockville Remote Control as a division of Rockville Worldwide Studios to manage some scores, before it was terminated at the end of 2016.

##### Cartoonverse Video Games

    From December 15, 1993 until March 15, 2012, Cartoonverse Worldwide have been released several video game adaptations to the Cartoonverse-branded properties which are published by its video game division, Cartoonverse Interactive, founded in 1993 by Sleepy Kids before being acquired on October 24, 1997 along with

, as well as additionally third-party video game developers and publishers such as Activision, Ubisoft and Global Star Software. Operated from 1993 until 2012, Cartoonverse Interactive publishes and develops entertainment video game industry for Cartoonverse-branded enviromental experiences, especially where it got successed of releasing excited entertainment values. Cartoonverse Interactive critized the rating conspiracies of Cartoonverse-branded video gaming releases, especially games like some Cartoonverse-branded ones released for the Game Boy Advance, GameCube, Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Wii, Xbox and Xbox 360. From May 12, 1995 until October 14, 2008, Cartoonverse Interactive also distributes video game content from Puyo Puyo Interactive, part of Puyo Puyo Enterprises, which develops and publishes overseas *Puyo Puyo*-branded video game adaptations for several gaming platforms, even the sixth and seventh generation platforms. Cartoonverse Interactive continues to releases video games for the iOS and Android platforms despite some poor sales and unforgottable low ratings of the games until December 21, 2012, when the division was shut down during the major reestructing of Cartoonverse Worldwide. Production of Cartoonverse Video Games was terminated in June 2012, leading

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Although not published by Cartoonverse Interactive, Splashinis Interactive or Splashinis Games, other Cartoonverse-branded video games were developed and published by different video games companies including Destination Software, Conspiracy Entertainment, Ubisoft, Neko Entertainment and Brash Entertainment. These games were licensed by parent company Cartoonverse Worldwide, although it may be referred or based on various kids' properties. Cartoonverse Television is best known for distributing video games based on children's telveision productions with Destination Software and Neko Entertainment exclusively for several gaming platforms including Game Boy Advance, PlayStation 2, Wii, Xbox 360, PlayStation Portable and Nintendo DS. During June 2006, Cartoonverse Animation Studios is best known for collaborating with Neko Entertainment on co-creating both *Penguins vs. Kangaroos: War of the Galaxies* (2006) and *Angels and the Pancretic Chase* (2006), co-published by Conspiracy Entertainment in North America and Ubisoft in Europe and Australia, for the GameCube, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable. The final other Splashinis-branded video game was *The Amazing Splashinis: Toonamial Racing Chase* (2011).

* *Baby Potter: The Series* (2006) for the PlayStation Portable, PlayStation 2, GameCube, Wii, Nintendo DS, Game Boy Advance and Microsoft Windows
* *Penguins vs. Kangaroos: War of the Galaxies* (2006) for the PlayStation Portable, PlayStation 2, GameCube, Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advance
* *Angels and the Pancretic Chase* (2006) for the PlayStation Portable, PlayStation 2, GameCube, Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advance
* *Spectacular Hyper Pablo* (2006) for the Nintendo DS
* *The Adventures of Panty and Stocking* (2006) for the Nintendo DS
* *Teamwork Illumination* (2006) for the Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2 and Microsoft Windows
* *Cartoonverse Grand Prix Racing Championship* (2007) for the Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii and Xbox 360
* *Black & White* (2007) for the Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2 and Wii
* *I Am Frankie* (2007) for the Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, Wii and Xbox 360
* *Henwen: The Game* (2008) for the Wii and Nintendo DS
* *Lilly & Mindy: Spooky Investigations* (2008) for the Nintendo DS and PlayStation 2
* *Shuriken School Dimensions* (2009) for the Wii and Nintendo DS
* *The Adventures of Eizan and Ami* (2009) for the Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, Wii and Xbox 360

##### Cartoonverse Animation Departments

***Cartoonverse Animation Departments*** (more commonly known as ***Cartoonverse Animation Departments Group*** and traded as ***Cartoonverse Animation Departments Group Inc.***) is the animation entertainment division of based in Burbank, California. Established on May 16, 1990, Cartoonverse Animation Departments included more than 23 traditional animation/computer animation department assets that are overloaded with Cartoonverse's curious works, which primarily involve the homes of Cartoonverse Animation Studios, Halfbrick Animation Studios, Splashinis Feature Animation and Puyo Puyo Films. Under its unit, (established on July 4, 1995), there are five assets of the design-animation-color department of Cartoonverse Animation Studios Group, designed for the global animation studios of the Halfbrick brand. From March 22, 2001 until December 18, 2006, Cartoonverse Animation Departments was also branded and operated in Spain as ***Familia Cartoonverse Animation Studios***, which provide the solution of sucessful animation works throughout Cartoonverse-branded labities, and is also operated as a merger of the Spanish operations of Cartoonverse Animation Studios, Halfbrick Animation Studios, Splashinis Feature Animation and Puyo Puyo Films. The animation entertainment division was shut down on October 5, 2011.

### Industry

Live-action (1999-2009)
Traditional animation (1999-2004/four films used in 2005 to 2009)
Computer animation (2001-2009)
Flash animation (2004-2006)

### Founder(s)

Hal T. Hickel
Karen Kiser
Guionne Leroy
Steve Segal
Les Major
Kim Blanchette
Glenn McQueen

### Key people

Greg Tulloch (Executive Vice President)
Michael Eisner (Chairman)
Stan Areahan (President and Head of Production)

### Products

Theatrical animated feature films
Direct-to-video animated feature films
Television shows
Video games
Consumer products

### Parent

Cartoonverse Animation Departments Group (Cartoonverse Worldwide)

***Cartoonverse Animation Studios*** (***CAS***), a.k.a. ***Cartoonverse Computer Generated Animation Department No. 5***, is a theatrical and direct-to-video animated/live-action film and television division of the Cartoonverse Animation Departments Group division of Cartoonverse Worldwide. Cartoonverse Animation Studios specializes in theatrical and direct-to-video animated feature films adapted from the Cartoonverse properties, which were successful beneath the 1990s and 2000s around deals, tradings, hovers and boards for Cartoonverse-branded successful works. Before that, its pre-1999 films were produced modernly by sister division Halfbrick Animation Studios. In addition to these successful productions (especially even video gaming and consumer product adaptations), Cartoonverse Animation Studios also specializes in animated television shows, best known for several animated and live-action shows such as both *My Dating's Stepbrother* and *Lassie* (with Sony Pictures Television's Adelaide Productions) in 1999, as well as *Pablo the Little Penguin: The Series* (with Universal Animation Studios and Kids' WB) during 2003 and *Woody Woodpecker: Escape from Buzz Buzzard Park* (with sister unit Cartoonverse Television and Eko Software) during October 2004.

The background story of Cartoonverse Animation Studios dates back to May 16, 1990 when Hal T. Hickel, Karen Kiser, Guionne Leroy, Steve Segal, Les Major, Kim Blanchette and Glenn McQueen created Cartoonverse Lighting Animation Department No. 2, the first-ever

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division, to develop and produce Cartoonverse brand stories inspired by the Disney brand adventures. Later, on September 13, 1990, Cartoonverse Animation Department Studios was not as successful and later became the portfolio company of the most popular early traditional animation department on Earth.

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Soon, on March 14, 1991, Cartoonverse Worldwide was founded. Later, on June 14, 1991, the Cartoonverse Lighting Animation Department No. 2 finally receives a trade name that was Cartoonverse Animation Studios Inc., as part of the animation department originally created by the Cartoonverse Animation Departments. On January 15, 1992, Compile and Sega announced together that they were ready to begin licensing and marketing their own *Puyo Puyo* franchise, whose licensing and marketing rights were acquired by Cartoonverse Worldwide, which launched it on September 14, 1993 as its own new intellectual property for licensing and marketing, which is intended to be part of Cartoonverse Animation Studios Inc. On May 11, 1992, the animation department of lighting is licensed to partner with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Universal Cartoon Studios, Paramount Pictures, Sullivan Bluth Studios and Disney MovieToons to collaborate on their own Contributing works through different cinematographic stories of the Cartoonverse brand.
Shortly after the recent failures of *The Pebble and the Penguin* (1995), Cartoonverse Worldwide officially launched Cartoonverse Animation Studios, which became the CGI animation department of Cartoonverse Animation Departments, through "Cartoonverse Computer Generated Animation Department No. 5", formed in 1993. Cartoonverse Worldwide, then on May 11, 1994, brought most of the Walt Disney Television Animation alumni to work on these contributing works.

On February 2, 1996, Cartoonverse Worldwide hired Margaret Nixon, Greg Tulloch, Kevin Meyer, Karen Nicole, Gloria Gardiner and Mark Medford to oversee the operations of the division. Later, on February 14, 1998, Cartoonverse Animation Studios is tested to produce theatrical and live video animated content especially for *The Backyardigans 2.0*, *Cops & Robots*, *Puyo Puyo*, and *International Super Spy*, in addition to others produced by Splashinis Feature Animation (acquired on also known as Cartoonverse Computer Generated Animation Department No. 3), Halfbrick Animation Studios (also known as Cartoonverse Layout, Design and Color Animation Department No. 4) and Puyo Puyo Films (Cartoonverse Cel Animation Department No. 1), as well as seven other animation departments with the brand Cartoonverse (Animation Department of Cartoonverse Lighting No. 1, Animation Department of Cartoonverse Lighting No. 2, Cartoonverse Cel Animation Department No. 2 (marketed as Fox Animation Studios), Cartoonverse Ink Paint Animation Department No. 1, Cartoonverse Computer Generated Animation Department No. 1, Cartoonverse Computer Generated Animation Department No. 4 and Cartoonverse Computer Generated Animation Department No. 2). In addition, the expansion of the division, Cartoonverse Animation Poland, was founded on February 14, 1998.

On June 19, 1999, Cartoonverse Worldwide officially debuted two new live-action and animated shows, *My Dating's Stepbrother* and *Lassie*, co-produced with Adelaide Productions, which are both premiered on The WB (via Kids' WB) on the same day. Cartoonverse Animation Studios was officially established on December 27, 1999. The former trading name of the Cartoonverse Lighting Animation Department No. 2, was retained as a additional theatrical and direct-to-video animation division of Cartoonverse Animation Departments Group.

In April 2000, Cartoonverse Animation Studios brought alumni from Walt Disney Animation Canada, Inc. (WDAC), after the closure of the Canadian subsidiary of Disney Television Animation abroad in spring at the beginning of the month, while recruting some to most alumni from DisneyToon Studios among the 2000s. On May 9, 2000, Cartoonverse Animation Studios receives $ 250 million to provide its own film industry.

On July 19, 2000, Cartoonverse Animation Studios officially announced that a partnership agreement was established with Universal Cartoon Studios to handle the next product rights for Woody Woodpecker, and in 2002, it adapted *Woody Woodpecker: Escape from Buzz Buzzard Park* in collaboration with Eko Software in a traditional American-Canadian animated action and comedy television series under the same name co-produced with the Cartoonverse Television division of Cartoonverse Worldwide that debuted on CBC Television as part of the Kids' WB programming block in Canada as well as on PBS Kids in the United States on October 10, 2004, but was canceled on March 6, 2006, broadcasting the pair of two seasons and 52 episodes in total, and each season consists of 26 episodes, which consist of two eleven minute segments. On October 29, 2002, Cartoonverse Animation Studios began fully controlling of the licensing and merchandising product rights to *Pablo the Little Penguin* franchise, launched in that same day as a joint venture with Universal Animation Studios. Cartoonverse Animation Studios departed from the focus and production of traditional animation on November 18, 2003.

Cartoonverse Animation Studios entered the focus and production of flash animation on July 21, 2004. Cartoonverse Animation Studios departed from the focus and production of traditional animation on September 8, 2004, during the establishment of Cartoonverse Films. The first season of *Woody Woodpecker: Escape from Buzz Buzzard Park*, debuted on October 10, 2004 and ended on February 2, 2005, followed by the second season of the series debuting on August 9, 2005 and ending on March 6, 2006. *Woody Woodpecker: Escape from Buzz Buzzard Park* is broadcast in more than 52 countries and was dubbed / translated into 36 different languages, in addition to being broadcast internationally on Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Boomerang and Disney Channel. On September 13, 2003, Cartoonverse Animation Studios established manufacturing and production development of a crossover animated television film, *Cartoonverse Dimensions*, which premiered on January 17, 2006 on CBS, NBC, FOX and ABC.

On December 17, 2005, Cartoonverse Worldwide announced a major animation reorganization by dropping Cartoonverse Animation Studios from its direct-to-video film and television experiences after contributing 7-year works, focusing solely on its own theatrical film industry (along with Halfbrick Animation Studios and Puyo Puyo Films). On June 15, 2008, Cartoonverse Animation Studios laid off over 800 employees who worked on. It was later take over by Rockville Worldwide Studios on June 25, 2009, and was renamed as Rockville Animation Studios on December 15, 2010.

## Halfbrick Animation Studios

Final logo used from August 14, 2006 to November 21, 2008

### Industry

2D traditional animation
3D computer animation

### Founder(s)

Edwin "Ed" Aardal
Karl Van Leuven
John McManus
Franklin Grundeen
Claude Smith

### Key people

Catherine Foulkes (President)
Debbe Goldstein (Chairman)
Kelly Sooter (CEO)
Alex Dought (Senior VIP Chairman)

### Products

Theatrical full-length feature films
Theatrical animated short films
Video game adaptations
Consumer products

### Parent

Halfbrick Animation Studios Group Pty. Ltd. (Cartoonverse Animation Departments Group)

### Divisions

Halfbrick Animation Studios UK
Halfbrick Animation Studios USA
Halfbrick Animation Studios Germany
Halfbrick Animation Studios Russia

***Cartoonverse's*** ***Halfbrick Animation Studios Inc.*** (previously known as ***Dumbo Films*** from 1941 until 1950, ***Pagemaster Productions*** from 1950 until 1970 and ***Griptone Films*** from 1970 until 1999; traded as ***Halfbrick Animation Studios Pty. Ltd.*** or ***Halfbrick Animation Studios Inc.***, in addition to be known as ***Cartoonverse Layout, Design and Color Animation Department No. 4***) is an 67-year Australian theatrical traditional hand-drawn/computer animation layout-design-color department studio which operates as the main theatrical full-length feature animation unit of Halfbrick Animation Studios Group Pty. Ltd., a unit of the

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. Over the last 67 years, the studio has released more than 92 theatrical feature films, in total, as well as 60 theatrical animated short films, some video game adaptations, and merchandising products, which makes Halfbrick Animation Studios the most impressive product in the world with more than 371 products, which has had to compete even more with other animation studios, such as Walt Disney Animation Studios, DreamWorks Animation, Pixar and Universal Animation Studios. Since 1994 through its integration in 2008, the studio is led by the staff of Walt Disney Feature Animation's *Beauty and the Beast* (1991). However, no direct-to-video films, television series and specials, comic books or short films were produced. The studio also adapted episodes from Disney's *The Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa* into animated feature films that were released from 1990s to 2000s, before the deal ended in 2006. Halfbrick Animation Studios is also best known for providing the 13 product type merchandising in 60 countries worldwide.

After the release of his ninety-second and final theatrical feature, *The Fuentes*, in 2008, Walt Disney Animation Studios announced plans to integrate the studio into the American computer-animated comedy and adventure film, *Bolt*, this November. This was the movement from the existence of the studio to the *Bolt* action scenes, where since then you can not see any alternative work of existing animation, since it has existed for a long time.

**1941-1960: Formation and Pagemaster Productions**:
The oldest 67-year history of Halfbrick Animation Studios dates back to October 31, 1941, when Edwin "Ed" Aardal, Karl Van Leuven, John McManus, Franklin Grundeen and Claude Smith left Disney after working on *Dumbo* to form his own independent traditional animation studio, Dumbo Films, based in London, to begin production in the sequel to Dumbo, *Dumbo 2*, in 1945, as the first long-duration theater feature of the study. This was followed by the split of his Dumbo films, *Dumbo's Legend*, in 1948

In 1950, Grundeen changed the name to Pagemaster Productions and left the studio together with the previous founders of Dumbo Films, such as Ward Kimball, Oliver M. "Ollie" Johnston, Jr., Marc Davis and Leslie James "Les" Clark moved the study to Melbourne, Australia and then oversaw the new Australian studio. Even when they were doing everything possible for the destination, they believe that it will keep up with the most amazing and most incredible products of all, and that participation will be true. They think that it would be compatible with the greatest and most immense things in history. Later, in the same years, in 1965, the studio's five employees, including Kimball, moved to Los Angeles, California, forming Pagemaster Productions USA, and began production of *The Flash*, followed by *Shiny Whales* in 1972, *Robots in the Future* in 1975 and *Judy's Destiny* in 1981.

**1970-1982: 32nd Anniversary, Second Renamation and Relocation**:
In 1973, the studio celebrated for the first time its 32nd anniversary. After the two-decade operation of Pagemaster Productions, the studio was renamed Griptone Films and started working on *Dogs & Chickens: Further Workings* in 1974,.

In 1982, the studio's twenty employees returned to London to form Griptone Films UK, and started a 50-month contract with Marvel Entertainment to produce a traditional animated adaptation for *Cloak & Dagger*, *under the same name*, released by Orion Pictures on November 20, 1987.

**1990-2008: Cartoonverse Animation Studios era**:
On May 16, 1990,

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acquired Griptone Films, relocated it to Syndey, Australia, and operated it as the second-ever
division through the "Cartoonverse Layout, Design and Color Animation Department No. 4". On June 1, 1990, Griptone Films announced that they planned to acquire the rights to the *Puyo Puyo* of Compile, as a new global and curious extraterrestrial marketing agreement with Sega, by co-launching a agreement, but Compile and Sega declined it in 1992. In 1995, the studio reached an agreement with Walt Disney Television Animation to allow it to only adapt episodes of Timon and Pumbaa to the movies (but only through a world different with some different things) featuring different kind of songs, scores, animations and characters too, but from 1996, the studio was differentiated with the most incredibly powerful and incredible things in history. In 1995, the studio bought over the rights to produce both sequels for the traditional animated feature, Don Bluth's *The Pebble and the Penguin* (1995), to create *The Pebble and the Penguin trilogy*. Halfbrick Animation Studios founded its German division as Halfbrick Animation Studios Deutschland GmBH on July 4, 1995. Also on the same day, Cartoonverse Animation Studios founded Halfbrick Animation Studios Group Pty. Ltd., a new
division, to oversee and operate Halfbrick Animation Studios and Halfbrick Animation Studios Deutschland GmBH as its divisions.

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In 1997, Cartoonverse Animation Studios and Griptone Films began their computer animation work and began production at *Once Upon a Penguin* in 1998. Halfbrick Animation Studios established its American division as Halfbrick Animation Studios USA on April 1, 1997. On June 6, 1997, Halfbrick Animation Studios founded its Russian division as Halfbrick Animation Studios Russia. Subsequently on November 11, 1999, Griptone Films renamed as Halfbrick Animation Studios, and with the name change of the studio to coincide with its 58th anniversary, Cartoonverse Animation Studios is ready to provide the best confrontations of greatful 2D and 3D animation works among there. On January 12, 2000, Halfbrick Animation Studios revived a plan to acquire the rights to the *Puyo Puyo* franchise, and started a deal with

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to give a discussion about a idea for the new animated project it needed. The plan was set out, and the agreement was confirmed on February 10, 2000, when Cartoonverse Animation Departments announced a slate of ten upcoming projects set for the future releases.

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**2000-2008: Logos and Final Films**:

In the year 2000, the two alternative logos of the studio were introduced, using purple and green color schemes. At the end of the same year, the composer James Newton Howard won an Annie Award for music in a featured production for his work in *The Pebble and the Penguin 2* (1999), the sequel to the *The Pebble and the Penguin* that was released in 1995. In 2000, *Walking Up with Dinosaurs* (2000) was a huge successful box-office hit of comprassing $105.3 million viewers of thurpassing entertainment mayhem. In 2001, several writers and other *Timon & Pumbaa* team members joined the studio, along with the *Beauty and the Beast* team, including Roger Allers, Brenda Chapman, Chris Sanders, Burny Mattinson, Kevin Harkey, Brian Pimental, Bruce Woodside, Joe Ranft, Tom Ellery, Kelly Asbury and Robert Lence. On November 8, 2002, Cartoonverse Worldwide acquired Puyo Puyo Enterprises

In 2003, Halfbrick Animation Studios got a Oscar winning from Best Animated Feature Film in *Once Upon a Penguin* (2002). After that, Cartoonverse Animation Studios has licensed some of the most popular feature animation releases, such as *Mr. & Mrs. Whiskers: Army Wars* (2002). In 2002, Halfbrick Animation Studios signed a two-film deal with London's Isobel Griffiths Limited for *Three Stars* (2002) and *Trulli Tales* (2003).

In 2005, Halfbrick Animation Studios released six films, *Aliens 2: Legend of the Lost Organization* in February, *Colonel Jason* in May, *Hunk Island* in July, *Land of Kangaroos* in September, *A Little Blue Whale* in November and *The Pebble and the Penguin 3: Battle in Space* in December, as part of the studio's distribution deal with Universal Pictures. Halfbrick Animation Studios reupgraded its music and all of its scores among John Debney's music for Disney's 2005 film *Chicken Little*. On January 23, 2006, Universal Pictures signed an agreement with Halfbrick Animation Studios for distribution to the studio's latest theatrical releases before the agreement was finalized in 2008, just after the studio was integrated into *Bolt* in 2008. On July 1, 2006, Familia Cartoonverse Animation Studios was dissolved. Later, Halfbrick Animation Studios released its last computer-animated feature film, *The Two Musketeers: Saving the Land*, on November 17. In 2007, Halfbrick Animation Studios released its last two hand-drawn, traditional animated features, *Trulli Tales 2* in December and *Puyo Puyo*, an live-action/traditional animated adaptation of the franchise, co-produced with Sega, in November of the next year. Ultimately, on June 13, 2008, the final feature film by Halfbrick Animation Studios was *The Fuentes*, which is about a green family facing off the adventures against Althea Andrea in *The Incredibles* style.

**2008: Aftermath and Folded into Bolt**:
After the release of The Fuentes, Walt Disney Animation Studios announced that it will integrate Halfbrick Animation Studios into its new 2008 computer-animated film, *Bolt*, which will be released theatrically on November 21, 2008. During the Bolt action scenes, there will be no such thing as any animation traditional nor the computer animation that seems to be working, in which the study will close for $ 150.00 million dollars of $ 104.00 million dollars.

On September 13, 2008, Cartoonverse Animation Studios laid off over 800 studio employees and the color design and animation departments were dismantled on October 25, 2008.

Finally, on November 21, 2008, when the works were swiped over the fate, the studio was integrated into *Bolt*, and the action scenes will ultimately have invisible animation elements since then, thinking that Halfbrick Animation Studios has been unexisted since then the release of *Bolt*.

The fans of Halfbrick Animation Studios share the great truth of the curious heart of the study, which affects the cancer next line, in which an anromorphic pencil and a draft duo known as Wilson & Atrick. Shortly after the study's demise, a Australian-American-Canadian-British 115-minute documentary video about the origins, history, films and disappearance of the studio, known as *Halfbrick: A Cartoonverse Documentary*, was released on November 19, 2013.

**Video games and consumer products**: Halfbrick Animation Studios is also best known for the consumer products and merchandising industry for over 67 years, while expanding to the best things in Chicago. A Honda commercial was launched in 1986. Later, in 1970 to 1983, comic stories based on the films were released, ending in 1989. In 2000, a website called griptonefilms.com, launched in 1990, was renamed as halfbrickanimationstudios.com, which was then renamed as halfbrick.com.au in 2002, while the rest of 20 international websites were launched during the 1990s, with the website selection page international launched in 1999 under halfbrickinternational.com. Halfbrick Animation Studios is also responsible for contributing with over 70 different worldwide companies to provide merchandising in over 60 countries worldwide.

However, most websites have been closed. Halfbrick's international websites will continue to operate from 1999 to 2004, when all international websites are redirected to the original Halfbrick Animation Studios website. From 1989 to 2007, Halfbrick Animation Studios is best known for its association with most fast food restaurants, such as Subway's over 1999 (later again and once again in 2001 and 2005), McDonald's from 1989 to 2005, Burger King from 2005 to 2008, Taco Bell from 1996, Domino's Pizza from 1998, Sonic's Drive-In from 2005, and Dairy Queen from 1999 to 2004. The company is in partnership with Kellogg's. Halfbrick Animation Studios is also responsible for teaming up with more than 100 companies to do merchandising deals for the films as well.

Its Halfbrick Animation Studios video games, including those based on *Trulli Tales*, *Once Upon a Penguin*, *The Pebble and the Penguin 3: Battle in Space* and *Puyo Puyo*, were all released during 1990s until 2000s. Halfbrick Animation Studios found success with its video game releases in 2005 and 2006 for the Game Boy Advance, GameCube, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo DS, OS X, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Wii, Xbox and Xbox 360, as well as wireless mobile devices and smartphone devices.

In 2008, the consumer products industry of Halfbrick Animation Studios ended after the studio was folded into Disney's *Bolt*.

#### Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop

The ***Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop*** (***CCTW***) is an independent television programming library for children licensed by Cartoonverse Worldwide created by Cartoonverse Television, Splashinis Television and Puyo Puyo Television featuring content adapted for live-action and animated television content aimed at audited children aged 2 to 14 years based on the most popular favorite intellectual properties from

Established on August 31, 1997 by the actress Cathy Cavadini (who co-created a batch of animated cartoon series of the Cartoonverse brand) and later launched on September 1, 1997, the Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop consists of a variety of interactive contamination of Cartoonverse children's television with greetings that help parents provide guidance, of various entertainment products originally produced by
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. The Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop is designed to offer a crossover-style television program for children with the manufacturing type of "TV alignments for children" with the power of an intention to enslave not-so-bad agreements with Noga Communications. The Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop also features animated computer TV content geared towards children of the Cartoonverse brand, hypnotizing only in 3-D, with animations made by different animation studios around the world, such as Rough Draft Korea, Co., Ltd., Bardel Entertainment, TMS Entertainment, Pacific Date Images and especially Cosgrove Hall Films.

Mostly, all Cartoonverse children's television series are set in Cartoonverse, and are broadcasted globally in more than 52 countries and translated into 40 different languages, as they were shown on more than 460 different television networks around the world, sending it to do popular ratings around each of praging out breaks of the entire children's television. At the end of 2008, it was reported that the Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop received influences from bars and competitively low ratings to supervise with high franchise ratings for Microsoft/Rare/4Kids TV's *Viva Piñata*.

The history of the Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop dates back to early 1997 when Cartoonverse Television, Flowgo Television and Splashinis Television agreed on an agreement to form a unique library of individual children's television programming that beautifully presents their own live-action and animated children's television series, under the name of Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop. This new library will help children in 52 countries to improve the wonderful adorable alignments of individualized children's programming alignments, pasting individual programming solutions for imaginative children, stuffed books, friendly novels, licensing products and participating restaurants. The Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop was established by Catherine Cavadini on August 31, 1997, and was launched on September 1, 1997.

In 1999, Cartoonverse Television and Splashinis Television signed an agreement with BBC, ITV and Raidió Teilifís Éireann to allow BBC One, BBC Two, ITV and RTÉ Two to broadcast the children's television series of Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop through Children's BBC, CITV and The Den. Later in Canada, Corus Entertainment agreed to sell the rights to *Cave Party* and *Save the Day* in the summer of that year. Soon, in September 1999, the rights to the television series of the Cartoonverse brand were managed by the European channels of Fox Kids. Also, on November 19, 1999, the rights of the television series were acquired by Turner Broadcasting System, MTV Networks, Disney Channels Worldwide and Qubo (in 2006). On February 13, 2000, M-Net and SABC sent to deliver the rights of six children's television series from the Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop to broadcast them together in 2001. The brand's television series Cartoonverse will begin airing on M-Net on August 13, 2001 through K-T.V., while the Cartoonverse brand television series will begin airing on SABC 1 in 2002, SABC 2 in 2005 and SABC 3 in 2008 (starting with *Baby Backyardigans*, *Dark Knights*, *Dragon Express*, *Secret Mission Adventures* and *Tyrone's News*). Later in 2007, Animax South Africa acquired the rights to eight television series of the Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop to broadcast it through its new block, The Cartoonverse Time As of 2010, M-Net has aired over eighteen television series from the Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop, although *House of Backyard* is meant to be the first and oldest Xilam television series to be broadcast on it.

Later, in June 2001, Mediaset Italia agreed to sell the rights of the TV shows with the Splashinis brand to broadcast them in Italia 1, Canale 5 and Rete 4, while Noga Communications agrees to purchase the rights to five Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop programs, with Canal J and its sister channel TiJi acquiring the rights to eight Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop programs, including those aimed at preschoolers. Later, in September 2001, France Télévisions acquires the French television rights of the eight programs of the Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop to allow France 3, France 4 and France 5 broadcast them from September 2002. Later, on October 29, 2002, Arutz HaYeladim began broadcasting eight series of the Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop.

On January 11, 2003, RAI dealt with the broadcasting rights of Cartoonverse brand TV series in the spring of 2003, followed by SKY Italia began to manage the rights of the Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop live-action and animated series during the summer of 2003. In addition to international broadcast, MTV Oy and Nelonen in Finland, TVB in Hong Kong, SVT in Sweden, South African Broadcasting Corporation and Animax in South Africa, Televisión Española in Spain, Chellomedia in EMEA, Lagardère Active and TF1 in France, HappyTV in Serbia, MediaCorp in Singapore, POP TV in Slovakia, Spacetoon International in Saudi Arabia and Indonesia, and Hallmark International Networks in Central Europe, Germany, Australia and the Middle East recently acquire the TV broadcasting rights to Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop live-action and animated television series to add them into line-ups of their own channels starting from 2004 until 2009.

In early 2005, Cartoonverse Television, Splashinis Television's Family Entertainment, Universal Animation Studios, The Harvey Entertainment Company and NBCUniversal Global Networks agreed to co-create and co-develop their own international television entertainment channel for children called Friki, which intends to broadcast several television series for children of the Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop, along with the programming for children that was previously broadcast on M-Net (included those that were transmitted on M-Net as part of the KT.V.).

Friki feeds were launched in Australia, Scandinavia, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Poland, Turkey, Greece, Hungary, Romania, Russia, Ukraine, the Middle East, Israel, India, Southeast Asia, the Philippines and South Africa during 2005 until 2011, before its global brand change in 2012. All European, Australian, Asian and African international channels of Friki were now owned and operated by Fox International Channels under license from Cartoonverse Worldwide since 2007. However, on December 31, 2014, Friki officially closed after 9 years on air. In December 2007, Cartoonverse Worldwide acquired four children's television series (*Bakugan Battle Brawlers*, *Free Birds*, *Viva Piñata* and *The Rescuers*) and then added it into the Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop.

In late 2008, it was reported that the Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop received influences from bars and competitively low ratings to monitor with high franchise ratings for Microsoft/Rare/4Kids TV/YTV's *Viva Piñata* franchise. On April 1, 2009, Entertainment Rights entered into voluntary administration.

On the same day, Boomerang Media announced that it had acquired all subsidiaries of Entertainment Rights, including himself Cartoonverse Television, Big Idea and Classic Media. On May 11, 2009, Boomerang Media announced that former Entertainment Rights subsidiaries in the United Kingdom and the United States would operate as a unified business under the name of "Classic Media", while Big Idea would operate under its own name. The Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop was preserved after 12 beautiful existing years due to the lack of references of television programming for children and then officially dissolved. Spacetoon Arabic, Spacetoon Indonesia, Spacetoon English and Spacetoon Plus were the last four television channels that broadcast all the television series of the Cartoonverse Children's Television Workshop when it they closed along with all other Spacetoon channels on June 14, 2018, with *Danke & Goodbye* broadcasting.

##### Cartoonverse Television

* *Dragon Express*
* *Galaxy Squad*
* *Dark Knights*
* *Berenstain Bears: Rescue Heroes*
* *Shuriken School*
* *Peter Pan: A Baby Adventure*
* *House of Backyard*
* *Ami the Explorer*
* *Ami's World*
* *Super Sports Smash*
* *The Flower Power Show*
* *Puyo Puyo*
* *The Adventures of Belle and His Mom*
* *The Universe Stops with You*
* *Siblings*
* *The Adventures of Belle and His Mom*
* *I Am Frankie*
* *Woody Woodpecker: Escape from Buzz Buzzard Park*
* *The Funnyman Boogeyman Show*
* *The Adventures of Eizan and Ami*
* *The Flipets*
* *The Electric Company*
* *Sonic Advance: The Series*
* *Follow that Feather*
* *Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi*
* *Yoplait!: The Series*
* *Flowgo's World*
* *The Adventures of Raz and Benny*
* *The Tetra Show*
* *The Adventures of Julie and Yumi*
* *Peter Pan: A Baby Adventure*
* *Spider-Man ABC*
* *Spider-Man & Friends*
* *Leo and Katie*
* *Transformers Academy*
* *The Adventures of Luke and Leia*
* *The Amazing Splashinis*
* *Woody Woodpecker: Escape from Buzz Buzzard Park*
* *Worms*
* *The Backyardigans 2.0*
* *The Adventures of Uniqua & Pablo*
* *International Super Spy: The Series*
* *3-Kangaroos*
* *Sophie Santiago's Secret Files*
* *The Pabloneto Show*
* *Knights-A-Lot*
* *The Dr. Shrinky & Yucky Man Show*
* *Rock Your Style: Missional Adventures*
* *Secret Mission: Zero Gravity*

##### Puyo Puyo Television

* *Raffina And Rulue Adventures*
* *Arle*
* *The Amingo Show*
* *The Arle Show*/*The Amitie Show*/*The Ringo Show*
* *Puyo Puyo!! 20th Anniversary*
* *Puyo Puyo Champions*
* *The World of Puffy*
* *Eizan and Okuni's Big Adventure*
* *Blackboy*
* *Ringo & Tee: Heroes United*
* *The Ringo and Amitie Show*
* *The Yu & Rei Show*

##### Splashinis Television

* *Cave Party* (1995-99)
* *Save the Day* (1997-01)
* *The Amazing Splashinis* (1998-2016)
* *Who Goes There?* (2001-04)
* *Pajamas* (2001-07)
* *The Heart of the Jungle* (2005)
* *Follow that Feather* (2006-09)
* *The Lab Scientists* (2007-09)

###### Boulder Inc.

* *The Adventures of Fun Ghosts* (2003-06)
* *The Backyardigans* (2004-09)
* *Match on Mt. Olympius* (2004-07)
* *The Raina & Olio Show* (2004-07)
* *Spore Fort Mountain* (2005-06)
* *The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour: The Series* (2006-09)
* *News Flash* (2007)

###### Family Entertainment

* *Mission to Mars: The Series* (2002-06)
* *The Legend of the Volcano Sisters* (2002-06)
* *Ryan & Isabella: The Series* (2006-09)
* *Secret Mission Adventures* (2008-09)

##### The Puyo Puyo!! Quest Music Community

* *What's New, Angels?*
* *The Adventures of Roco & Abyss*
* *Trulli Tales*

##### Other

* *Pablo the Little Penguin: The Series*
* *Teamwork Illumination*
* *Baby Jake*
* *Erky Perky*
* *Cartoonverse Adventures: The Series*
* *Conker Live & Reloaded: The Series*
* *Time Warp Trio*
* *Eizami's Undercovering Mysteries*
* *Lassie*
* *My Dating's Stepbrother*
* *Cops & Robots: The Series*
* *Marvel Super Hero Adventures*
* *LEGO Vehicles: Delivery Adventure*
* *The Secret World of Benjamin Bear*
* *Drosselmeyer*
* *Sinbad Sails Alone*
* *The Rescuers*
* *Crash of the Titans: The Series*
* *Stuck on a Island and Can't Be Found*
* *BabyFirst TV: The Series*
* *Angela Anaconda*
* *Roary the Racing Car*
* *The Adventures of Cuddles and Toothy*
* *Sitting Ducks*
* *Alexei: The Series*
* *Steven Universe: The Adventures of the Crystal Gems*
* *Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus: The Series*
* *Oddworld: Munch's Odysee: The Series*
* *Oddworld Unleashed*
* *Animaniacs*
* *Fifi and the Flowertots*
* *The Fairly Oddparents*
* *Pinky and the Brain*
* *Free Birds*
* *Blinx the Time Sweeper*
* *Blinx 2: Masters of Time and Space*
* *Teen Titans Go!*

#### Shared children's programming

* *The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo*
* *2 Stupid Dogs*
* *24Seven*
* *3-2-1 Contact*
* *Ace Ventura: Pet Detective*
* *Action League Now!*
* *Action Man* (1995 series)
* *Action Man* (2000 series)
* *The Addams Family* (1973 series)
* *The Addams Family* (1992 series)
* *The Adventure Series*
* *The Adventures of Blinky Bill*
* *The Adventures of Bottle Top Bill and His Best Friend Corky*
* *The Adventures of a Mouse*
* *The Adventures of Dawdle the Donkey*
* *The Adventures of Hyperman*
* *The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius*
* *The Adventures of Mole*
* *The Adventures of Paddington Bear*
* *The Adventures of Pete and Pete*
* *The Adventures of Raggedy Ann and Andy*
* *The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle*
* *The Adventures of Rupert Bear*
* *The Adventures of Sam*
* *The Adventures of Scrapiron O'Toole*
* *The Adventures of Skippy*
* *Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog*
* *The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3*
* *The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin*
* *The Adventures of Tintin*
* *Adventures on Kythera*
* *Against the Odds*
* *Agent Z and the Penguin from Mars*
* *Aladdin*
* *Albie*
* *Alias the Jester*
* *Alien's First Christmas*
* *Ali and the Camel*
* *Alligator Pie*
* *All Change*
* *All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series*
* *All Grown Up!*
* *All for One*
* *The All-New Pink Panther Show*
* *The All-New Popeye Show*
* *Alvin and the Chipmunks*
* *The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers*
* *Amigo and Friends*
* *Andrew's Ark*
* *Andy Pandy*
* *Angelina Ballerina*
* *The Angry Beavers*
* *Animal Alphabet*
* *Animal Ark*
* *Animal Park*
* *Animal Spies!*
* *The Animal Shelf*
* *Animated Hero Classics*
* *Animated Tales of the World*
* *Animorphs*
* *Anthony Ant*
* *Aquila*
* *Are You Afraid of the Dark?*
* *ARK, the Adventures of Animal Rescue Kids*
* *Around the World in 80 Days*
* *Around the World with Willy Fog*
* *As Told by Ginger*
* *Astro Boy* (2003 series)
* *Atomic Betty*
* *Atom Ant*
* *The Avengers: United They Stand*
* *A.J.'s Time Travelers*
* *The Babaloos*
* *Babar*
* *Babar and Father Christmas*
* *Baby Bollies*
* *Back to the Future*
* *Bananas in Pyjamas* (Original series)
* *Barriers*
* *Barney and Friends*
* *The Basil Brush Show*
* *Batman Beyond*
* *Batman: The Animated Series*
* *Bay City*
* *Bear in the Big Blue House*
* *The Bear's Island*
* *The Bears Who Saved Christmas*
* *Beethoven*
* *Beetlejuice*
* *The Berenstain Bears*
* *Bernard's Watch*
* *Beyblade*
* *Beyond the Break*
* *The BFG*
* *Big Cook, Little Cook*
* *Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot*
* *Big Kids*
* *Biker Mice from Mars* (1993 series)
* *Biker Mice from Mars* (2006 series)
* *Bill and Ben*
* *Bimble's Bucket*
* *Binka*
* *The Biskitts*
* *The Biz*
* *Black Beauty*
* *The Blobs*
* *Blue Peter Special Assignment*
* *Blue Water High*
* *Bluetoes the Christmas Elf*
* *Bob Morane*
* *Bob the Builder* (Original series)
* *Bobobobs*
* *Bonkers*
* *Boo!*
* *Boo to You Too! Winnie the Pooh*
* *Boohbah*
* *Bouli*
* *The Box of Delights*
* *The Boy from Andromeda*
* *The Boy with Two Heads*
* *Braceface*
* *Brambly Hedge*
* *Brand Spankin' New! Doug*
* *BraveStarr*
* *Breaker High*
* *Breakpoint*
* *Brendon Chase*
* *Bright Sparks*
* *The Brollys*
* *Broomstick Cottage*
* *Brown Bear's Wedding*
* *Brum*
* *Bruno the Kid*
* *Budgie the Little Helicopter*
* *The Bugs Bunny Show*
* *Bugs Bunny's Howl-oween Special*
* *Bugs Bunny's Looney Christmas Tales*
* *Bugs Bunny's Mad World of Television*
* *Bugs Bunny's Wild World of Sports*
* *Bugs vs. Daffy: Battle of the Music Video Stars*
* *Bump*
* *Bump in the Night*
* *A Bunch of Munsch*
* *Bunnicula*
* *Bushfire Moon*
* *Busytown Mysteries*
* *Butterfly Island*
* *Brandy & Mr. Whiskers*
* *Bratz*
* *The Brollys*
* *Brothers by Choice*
* *Brown Bear's Wedding*
* *Bruno the Kid*
* *Bugtime Adventures*
* *The Buzz on Maggie*
* *Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*
* *Byker Grove*
* *C Bear and Jamal*
* *Cadillacs and Dinosaurs*
* *Caillou*
* *The California Raisin Show*
* *Captain Cook's Travels*
* *Captain Fracasse*
* *Captain Planet and the Planeteers*
* *Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons*
* *Captain Simian and the Space Monkeys*
* *Captain Zed and the Zee Zone*
* *Cardcaptors*
* *The Care Bears*
* *Casper and the Angels*
* *Casper and Friends*
* *Casper Classics*
* *Casper the Friendly Ghost*
* *Casper's First Christmas*
* *The Castle of Adventure*
* *CatDog*
* *Catscratch*
* *Catweazle*
* *Cave Kids*
* *CBS Schoolbreak Special*
* *CBS Storybreak*
* *ChalkZone*
* *Charlie Chalk*
* *Chick, Chick, Chick*
* *The Chiffy Kids*
* *Children of Fire Mountain*
* *Children's Island*
* *Children's Ward*
* *The Chimpmates*
* *Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers*
* *The Chipmunks Go to the Movies*
* *Chocky*
* *Christopher the Christmas Tree*
* *Chris Cross*
* *Christmas Everyday*
* *The Christmas Star*
* *A Christmas Story*
* *The Christmas Toy*
* *The Christmas Visitor*
* *The Chronicles of Narnia*
* *The Chimpmates*
* *Chucklewood Critters*
* *City Tails*
* *Clarissa Explains It All*
* *Classic Fairy Tales*
* *Class of the Titans*
* *Close Up*
* *Clowning Around*
* *Cockleshell Bay*
* *Codename Icarus*
* *Come Outside*
* *A Connecticut Rabbit in King Arthur's Court*
* *Construction Site*
* *Cooking for Kids with Luis*
* *Cool McCool*
* *The Coral Island*
* *Corneil and Bernie*
* *Cornflakes for Tea*
* *A Cosmic Christmas*
* *Courage the Cowardly Dog*
* *Count Duckula*
* *The Country Mouse and the City Mouse Adventures*
* *Cow and Chicken*
* *The Crayon Box*
* *Crayon Shin-Chan*
* *Creepy Crawlers*
* *Cro*
* *Curious George*
* *Cyborg 009*
* *Daffy Duck in Hollywood*
* *Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines*
* *David and the Gnomes*
* *David and the Magic Pearl*
* *Defenders of the Earth*
* *The Demon Headmaster*
* *Dennis the Menace and Gnasher*
* *Degrassi Junior High*
* *Detective Bogey*
* *Detention*
* *Dexter's Laboratory*
* *Diabolik*
* *Dig and Dug*
* *Digimon*
* *Dink, the Little Dinosaur*
* *Dinky Dog*
* *Dinky Winky Circus*
* *Dinobabies*
* *Dinozaurs*
* *Dirty Beasts*
* *Dirty Rat Tales*
* *Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears*
* *Disney's House of Mouse*
* *Doctor Dolittle*
* *Doctor Snuggles*
* *Dog and Cat*
* *Dog City*
* *Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds*
* *Dogstar*
* *Donald's Quack Attack*
* *Don't Eat the Neighbours*
* *The Doombolt Chase*
* *Dot and Spot's Magical Christmas Adventure*
* *The Dot and the Kangaroo Films*
* *Doug*
* *Dr. Seuss on the Loose*
* *Dramarama*
* *Dragon's Lair*
* *The Dreamstone*
* *Droopy*
* *Droopy, Master Detective*
* *DuckTales* (Original series)
* *Earthwatch*
* *Earthworm Jim*
* *Ed, Edd 'n Eddy*
* *Eddy and the Bear*
* *The Edison Twins*
* *Edward and Friends*
* *Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension*
* *Elephant Boy*
* *The Elephant Show*
* *Elmo Saves Christmas*
* *Emlyn's Moon*
* *Enchanted Tales*
* *The Enid Blyton Adventure Series*
* *Enid Blyton's Enchanted Lands*
* *Enid Blyton's Secret Series*
* *Erky Perky*
* *Escape from Jupiter*
* *Extreme Dinosaurs*
* *Extreme Ghostbusters*
* *The Fabulous Fleischer Folio*
* *Faireez*
* *The Fairly OddParents!*
* *The Fairytaler*
* *Family Dog*
* *The Famous Five* (1978 series)
* *The Famous Five* (1995 series)
* *Fantaghirò*
* *The Fantastic Adventures of the Ugly Duckling*
* *Fantastic Four* (1978 series)
* *The Fantastic Voyages of Sinbad the Sailor*
* *Fantomcat*
* *Farmkids*
* *Father Christmas and the Missing Reindeer*
* *Fennec*
* *Fergus McPhail*
* *Ferry Boat Fred*
* *Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman*
* *Fetch the Vet*
* *Fiddley Foodle Bird*
* *Fievel's American Tails*
* *Fillmore!*
* *Fimbles*
* *Fireman Sam* (Original series)
* *Fireman Sam: Snow Business*
* *Five Children and It*
* *The Flaxton Boys*
* *Flight 29 Down*
* *A Flintstone Christmas*
* *A Flintstone Family Christmas*
* *The Flintstone Kids*
* *Foofur*
* *For Better or For Worse* (TV specials)
* *The Forgotten Toys*
* *Fourways Farm*
* *Foxbusters*
* *Fox Tales*
* *Fluffy Gardens*
* *Fraidy Cat*
* *Fraggle Rock*
* *Fraggle Rock: The Animated Series*
* *Franklin*
* *Freakazoid*
* *Free Willy*
* *Frog and Toad are Friends*
* *The Frog Show*
* *Frosty Returns*
* *Frosty the Snowman*
* *The Fruitties*
* *Fudge*
* *The Funky Phantom*
* *Funnybones*
* *Funny Little Bugs*
* *Gadget and the Gadgetinis*
* *Gadget Boy and Heather*
* *Garfield and Friends*
* *Gargoyles*
* *Gather Your Dreams*
* *The Genie From Down Under*
* *Gentle Ben*
* *George and Martha*
* *George of the Jungle* (2007 series)
* *George Shrinks*
* *Gerald McBoing-Boing*
* *Get Ed*
* *Ghostwriter*
* *The Girl from Tomorrow*
* *The Gingerbread Man*
* *Gladiator Academy*
* *The Gnoufs*
* *Godzilla: The Animated Series*
* *Goof Troop*
* *Goosebumps*
* *Gophers!*
* *Gordon the Garden Gnome*
* *Granpa*
* *The Great Grape Ape*
* *Grimm's Fairy Tales*
* *Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids*
* *The Growing Summer*
* *Grossology*
* *Halfway Across the Galaxy and Turn Left*
* *Hamilton the Musical Elephant*
* *A Handful of Songs*
* *Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child*
* *The Happy Castle*
* *Happy Ness: Secret of the Loch*
* *The Happy Prince*
* *Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs*
* *Harry and the Wrinklies*
* *Harry's Mad*
* *The Haunted School*
* *He-Man and the Masters of the Universe* (1983 series)
* *Heads and Tails*
* *Henry's Cat*
* *Henry's Leg*
* *Henry's World*
* *Here's How!*
* *Hey Arnold!*
* *High Flyers*
* *Hilltop Hospital*
* *Hills End*
* *Histeria!*
* *Hobberdy Dick*
* *Hokey Wolf*
* *Horrid Henry*
* *The Hot Rod Dogs and Cool Car Cats*
* *Hotshotz*
* *How*
* *How Bugs Bunny Won the West*
* *Hoze Houndz*
* *Huckleberry Hound*
* *Huntingtower*
* *Hurricanes*
* *Hypernauts*
* *I am Weasel*
* *If You'd Believe This*
* *Iggy Arbuckle*
* *In the Wild with Harry Butler*
* *The Incredible Detectives*
* *The Incredible Hulk*
* *Inspector Gadget*
* *Inspector Mouse*
* *Into the Labyrinth*
* *Inuk*
* *Iron Nose: The Mysterious Knight*
* *It's a Big Big World*
* *It's a Wonderful Tiny Toons Christmas Special*
* *Ivanhoe*
* *Iznogoud*
* *Jackanory Playhouse*
* *Jackie Chan Adventures*
* *Jackson Pace: The Great Years*
* *Jacob Two-Two*
* *Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks*
* *James Bond Jr.*
* *Jason of Star Command*
* *Jennifer's Journey*
* *The Jetsons*
* *Jim Button and Luke the Engine Driver*
* *Jim Henson's Animal Show*
* *Jim Henson's Mother Goose Stories*
* *Joe 90*
* *Joey and Redhawk*
* *Johann's Gift to Christmas*
* *Johnny Bravo*
* *Johnson and Friends*
* *Jonny Quest*
* *Josie Smith*
* *Joshua Jones*
* *The Journey of Allen Strange*
* *Journey to the Center of the Earth*
* *Jungle Beat*
* *Junglies*
* *Juniper Jungle*
* *Just So Stories*
* *Just William*
* *KaBlam!*
* *Kaboodle*
* *Kangaroo Creek Gang*
* *Kelly*
* *Kenan and Kel*
* *Ketchup: Cats Who Cook*
* *Kid Clones from Outer Space*
* *Kid Paddle*
* *Kideo*
* *Kidsongs*
* *The Kids of Degrassi Street*
* *The Kids from Room 402*
* *Kipper*
* *Kit and Kaboodle*
* *K10C: Kids' Ten Commandments*
* *The Land Before Time*
* *Lassie* (1954 series)
* *Lassie* (1997 series)
* *Laugh and Learn with Richard Scarry*
* *Lavender Castle*
* *The Legend of Prince Valiant*
* *The Legend of White Fang*
* *The Legends of Treasure Island*
* *Lilly the Witch*
* *The Lionhearts*
* *Little Bear*
* *The Little Engine That Could*
* *The Little Match Girl*
* *The Little Mermaid*
* *Little Miss*
* *Little Monsters*
* *Little Mouse on the Prairie*
* *A Little Princess*
* *Little Red Tractor*
* *Little Robots*
* *Little Sir Nicholas*
* *The Little Troll Prince*
* *Little Wizards*
* *Little Zoo*
* *The Littlest Hobo*
* *Littlest Pet Shop*
* *Lizzie's Library*
* *Lloyd in Space*
* *The Long Enchantment*
* *Look Up*
* *Looney Tunes*
* *Loopy de Loop*
* *Los Luchadores*
* *The Lost World*
* *LRTV*
* *Lunar Jim*
* *L.A. 7*
* *Madballs*
* *Madeline*
* *Madeline in London*
* *Madeline's Christmas*
* *McGee and Me!*
* *Maggie and the Ferocious Beast*
* *The Magical Adventures of Quasimodo*
* *The Magician*
* *The Magic Crown*
* *Magic Adventures of Mumfie*
* *The Magic Library*
* *Magic Mountain*
* *The Magic Pencil*
* *The Magic School Bus*
* *The Magnificent Six and 1/2*
* *Make Way for Noddy*
* *Marsupilami*
* *Martin Mystery*
* *Marvel Action Hour*
* *Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action!*
* *The Mask: Animated Series*
* *Masked Rider*
* *Mathematical Eye*
* *Matilda's Dream*
* *Max and Moritz*
* *Max and Ruby*
* *Max Steel*
* *Maya the Bee*
* *Medabots*
* *Mega Man*
* *Men in Black: The Series*
* *Mental Block*
* *Merlin the Magical Puppy*
* *Merrie Melodies*
* *A Merry Mirthworm Christmas*
* *Metalheads*
* *Miami 7*
* *Microsoap*
* *Middle English*
* *Mighty Ducks*
* *Mighty Max*
* *Mighty Morphin Power Rangers*
* *Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures*
* *Mighty Mouse and Friends*
* *Mike and Angelo*
* *Mike, Lu and Og*
* *Mirror, Mirror*
* *Mirror, Mirror II*
* *Miss BG*
* *Mission Top Secret*
* *Mole's Christmas*
* *Mona the Vampire*
* *Monchhichis*
* *Monster Buster Club*
* *A Monster Christmas*
* *Monster Warriors*
* *Monty*
* *Moomin*
* *Moonacre*
* *Moondial*
* *The Moonkys*
* *The Moon Stallion*
* *Mopatop's Shop*
* *Mort & Phil*
* *Mouse and Mole*
* *A Mouse, a Mystery and Me*
* *Mowgli: The New Adventures of the Jungle Book*
* *The Mozart Band*
* *Mr. Magoo*
* *Mr Majeika*
* *Mr Men*
* *Mr Men and Little Miss*
* *Mr. T*
* *Mr Wymi*
* *Mumble Bumble*
* *Mummies Alive!*
* *Mummy Nanny*
* *Muppet Babies*
* *Muzzy in Gondoland*
* *The Mysterious Cities of Gold*
* *The Mystic Knights of Tir Na NOg*
* *My Gym Partner's a Monkey*
* *My Little Prince*
* *My Zoo*
* *M\*U\*S\*H*
* *NASCAR Racers*
* *Naturally Sadie*
* *Ned's Newt*
* *The Neverending Story*
* *The New Adventures of Flash Gordon*
* *The New Adventures of Captain Planet*
* *The New Adventures of Madeline*
* *The New Adventures of Mother Goose*
* *The New Adventures of Ocean Girl*
* *The New Adventures of the Shoe People*
* *The New Adventures of Speed Racer*
* *The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh*
* *The New Adventures of Zorro* (1981 series)
* *The New Adventures of Zorro* (1997 series)
* *The New Batman Adventures*
* *The New Lassie*
* *The New Pink Panther Show*
* *The New Scooby-Doo Movies*
* *The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries*
* *The New Fred and Barney Show*
* *The New Woody Woodpecker Show*
* *The New World of the Gnomes*
* *The New Worst Witch*
* *The New Yogi Bear Show*
* *Newton's Apple*
* *The Nightingale*
* *Nilus the Sandman*
* *Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation*
* *Noah's Island*
* *Nobody's House*
* *Noddy*
* *Noddy's Toyland Adventures*
* *No Sweat*
* *O Christmas Tree*
* *Oakie Doke*
* *Ocean Girl*
* *Oceans Alive!*
* *The Odyssey*
* *Oggy and the Cockroaches*
* *On Christmas Eve*
* *Once Upon a Time... Life*
* *Once Upon a Time... Space*
* *Once Upon a Time... The Americas*
* *Once Upon a Time... The Discoverers*
* *Once Upon a Time... The Explorers*
* *Orson and Olivia*
* *Oscar and Friends*
* *Oscar's Orchestra*
* *Ovide Video*
* *The Owl Service*
* *OWL/TV*
* *The Oz Kids*
* *The Ozlets*
* *Pals*
* *Papa Beaver's Storytime*
* *Papyrus*
* *Paw Paws*
* *PB&J Otter*
* *Pecola*
* *Peep and the Big Wide World*
* *Pelswick*
* *Pepper Ann*
* *Percy the Park Keeper*
* *The Perils of Penelope Pitstop*
* *Peter Swift and the Little Circus*
* *Phantom 2040*
* *Phil of the Future*
* *The Phoenix and the Carpet* (1997 series)
* *Picme*
* *Pig's Breakfast*
* *The Pilis*
* *Pingu*
* *The Pink Panther and Friends*
* *Pink Panther and Sons*
* *The Pink Panther Show*
* *Pinky, Elmyra and the Brain*
* *Pinocchio's Christmas*
* *Pip the Appleseed Knight*
* *Pippi Longstocking*
* *Pirate Family*
* *The Pirates of Dark Water*
* *Pitfall!*
* *Pitt and Kantrop*
* *Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks*
* *Planet Sketch*
* *Pocket Dragon Adventures*
* *Pokémon*
* *The Poky Little Puppy's First Christmas*
* *Polka Dot Shorts*
* *Pop Pirates*
* *Popeye and Friends*
* *Popeye and Son*
* *Postman Pat* (Original series)
* *Postman Pat and the Toy Soldiers*
* *Postman Pat Takes the Bus*
* *Potamus Park*
* *Potsworth & Co*
* *Power Rangers Dino Thunder*
* *Power Rangers in Space*
* *Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue*
* *Power Rangers Lost Galaxy*
* *Power Rangers Mystic Force*
* *Power Rangers Time Force*
* *Power Rangers Wild Force*
* *The Powerpuff Girls*
* *Press Gang*
* *Preston Pig*
* *Prince of Atlantis*
* *The Princess and the Flying Shoemaker*
* *Princess Sissi*
* *Puff the Magic Dragon*
* *Puff the Magic Dragon in the Land of the Living Lies*
* *Pugwall*
* *Pugwall's Summer*
* *Punkin' Puss and Mushmouse*
* *A Pup Named Scooby-Doo*
* *The Puppy's Further Adventures*
* *P.J.'s Unfunnybunny Christmas*
* *Quack Pack*
* *The Queen's Nose*
* *Quick Draw McGraw*
* *The Raccoons*
* *The Raccoons on Ice*
* *Radio Free Roscoe*
* *Ramona*
* *Rarg*
* *Rat-a-Tat-Tat*
* *The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest*
* *The Real Ghostbusters*
* *The Real Story of...*
* *ReBoot*
* *The Red and the Blue*
* *Redbeard the Pirate*
* *Redwall*
* *Renford Rejects*
* *Rescue Heroes*
* *The Return of Dogtanian*
* *Return of the Antelope*
* *Return to Jupiter*
* *Ric the Raven*
* *The Riddlers*
* *River Rivals*
* *Road Rovers*
* *The Road Runner Show*
* *Road to Avonlea*
* *RoboCop: Alpha Commando*
* *Rocket Power*
* *Rocky Hollow*
* *Roger and the Rottentrolls*
* *Rolie Polie Olie*
* *The Roly Mo Show*
* *Romie-0 and Julie-8*
* *Romuald the Reindeer*
* *Roobarb and Custard Too*
* *Rosie and Jim*
* *Rotten Ralph*
* *Round the Bend*
* *Round the Twist*
* *Ruby & The Rockits*
* *Ruby Gloom*
* *Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July*
* *Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer*
* *Rugrats*
* *Runaway Bay*
* *Rupert*
* *S Club 7 Go Wild!*
* *Saban's Adventures of Oliver Twist*
* *Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs*
* *Sabrina: The Animated Series*
* *Sailor Moon*
* *Samson Superslug*
* *Sandokan*
* *Santa and the Tooth Fairies*
* *Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town*
* *Santa's First Christmas*
* *Santo Bugito*
* *Sara* (1996 series)
* *The Save-Ums*
* *The Scientific Eye*
* *Scooby-Doo*
* *Scooby and Scrappy-Doo*
* *Scooby, Scrappy and Yabba-Doo*
* *Scrooge Koala's Christmas*
* *Scruff*
* *Seabert*
* *The Second Voyage of the Mimi*
* *The Secret Garden*
* *The Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty*
* *The Secret Show*
* *The Secret of the Stone*
* *Secret Valley*
* *The Secret World of Alex Mack*
* *The Secret World of Santa Claus*
* *Sergeant Stripes*
* *Sesame Street*
* *Sesame Street Celebrates Around the World*
* *Sesame Street Jam: A Musical Celebration*
* *Sharky and George*
* *Sheeep*
* *Sheep in the Big City*
* *She-Ra: Princess of Power*
* *Shining Time Station: 'Tis a Gift*
* *Shinzo*
* *Ship to Shore*
* *Shoebox Zoo*
* *The Shnookums and Meat Funny Cartoon Show*
* *Shuriken School*
* *The Silver Brumby*
* *Silver Surfer*
* *Simba: The King Lion*
* *Simon and the Witch*
* *Simsala Grimm*
* *Skippy: Adventures in Bushtown*
* *Skippy the Bush Kangaroo*
* *Sky Trackers*
* *Slimer! And the Real Ghostbusters*
* *The Small One*
* *The Smoggies*
* *The Smurfs*
* *Snailsbury Tales*
* *The Sniffing Bear*
* *Sniffles*
* *Snooper and Blabber*
* *Snorks*
* *The Snow Spider*
* *The Snowman*
* *Son of the Sahara*
* *Sonic the Hedgehog*
* *Sonic X*
* *Spartakus and the Sun Beneath the Sea*
* *Speed Racer*
* *Spellbinder*
* *Spellbinder: Land of the Dragon Lord*
* *Spider-Man* (1994 series)
* *Splash*
* *Splash Special*
* *The Spooktacular New Adventures of Casper*
* *Sport Billy*
* *Sport Goofy in Soccermania*
* *Spot*
* *Spot's Magical Christmas*
* *Spunky's First Christmas*
* *Steel Riders*
* *Stingray* (1964 series)
* *Storybook International*
* *Storybook World*
* *The Story of Santa Claus*
* *The Story of Tracy Beaker*
* *The Story Keepers*
* *The Story Store*
* *Strangers*
* *Street Sharks*
* *The Suite Life of Zack & Cody*
* *Super Duper Sumos*
* *The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!*
* *Super Mario World*
* *Superman* (1988 series)
* *Superman: The Animated Series*
* *SuperTed*
* *Swamp Thing*
* *Sweat*
* *T-Bag*
* *Take Me Up to the Ball Game*
* *The Tales of Beatrix Potter*
* *Tales from the Rubbish Dump*
* *Teddy Bear's Adventures*
* *Teen Titans*
* *Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles* (1987 series)
* *Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles* (2003 series)
* *Teletubbies*
* *Tell Me a Story*
* *Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends* (original series)
* *The Three Fishketeers*
* *Thunderbirds*
* *Thunderbirds 2086*
* *Thunderstone*
* *The Tick*
* *The Timberwood Tales*
* *Timbuctoo*
* *Time Riders*
* *Tiny Toon Adventures*
* *Titch*
* *Toad Patrol*
* *The Tofus*
* *Tom and Jerry*
* *The Tomorrow People* (1992 series)
* *Toonsylvania*
* *The Toothbrush Family*
* *Top Cat*
* *Tots TV*
* *Tottie: The Story of a Doll's House*
* *Toucan Tecs*
* *Touché Turtle and Dum Dum*
* *The Town That Santa Forgot*
* *Tracey McBean*
* *Tractor Tom*
* *Transformers: Armada*
* *Transformers: Cybertron*
* *Transformers: Energon*
* *Treasure in Malta*
* *The Treasure Seekers*
* *Tricks of Brer Rabbit*
* *The Tribe*
* *The Trouble with 2B*
* *The Trouble with Sophie*
* *Truckers*
* *The True Meaning of Crumbfest*
* *True Tilda*
* *Tugs*
* *Tukiki and His Search for a Merry Christmas*
* *Tutenstein*
* *Tweenies*
* *The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat*
* *'Twas the Night Before Christmas* (1974 special)
* *Ultraforce*
* *Ulysses 31*
* *The Unbroken Arrow*
* *Unfabulous*
* *The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse*
* *A Valentine for You*
* *Valley of the Dinosaurs*
* *Victor and Hugo*
* *The Village by the Sea*
* *Wacky and Packy*
* *Wacky Races*
* *Walter Melon*
* *Watership Down*
* *Waynehead*
* *The Wayne Manifesto*
* *We All Have Tales*
* *We Wish You a Merry Christmas*
* *What-a-Mess*
* *What's New Mr. Magoo?*
* *What's With Andy?*
* *Where's Wally?: The Animated Series*
* *When I Grow Up*
* *Wicked*
* *Widget*
* *The Wiggles*
* *Wil Cwac Cwac*
* *The Wild Puffalumps*
* *The Wild Thornberrys*
* *Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa*
* *Wildfire*
* *William's Wish Wellingtons*
* *Willy Fog 2*
* *The Wind in the Willows*
* *Winners*
* *Wisdom of the Gnomes*
* *Wishbone*
* *The Wish That Changed Christmas*
* *The Wizard of Oz*
* *Wizbit*
* *The Wombles*
* *Wonderstruck*
* *Woof!*
* *Words and Pictures*
* *The World of David the Gnome*
* *The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends*
* *The Worst Witch*
* *Worzel Gummidge*
* *Worzel Gummidge Down Under*
* *The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss*
* *The Wuzzles*
* *Xyber 9: New Dawn*
* *X-Men*
* *X-Men Evolution*
* *The X's*
* *Yakkity Yak*
* *Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus*
* *Yolanda, the Black Corsair's Daughter*
* *Yogi Bear*
* *Young Dracula*
* *Yoho Ahoy*
* *Young Sherlock: The Mystery of the Manor House*
* *The Zack Files*
* *The Zeta Project*
* *Ziggy's Gift*
* *Zoe Kezako*
* *Zoey 101*
* *Zoo Family*
* *Zoom the White Dolphin*
* *Zoom*

## Backyardigans Agencies

### Type

Media entertainment company
Wholly owned subsidiary

### Industry

Animation
Live-Action

### Fate

Acquired and folded into Disney Channels Worldwide

### Successor

Disney Channels Worldwide
Puyo Puyo Tetris Studios
Rockville Worldwide Studios

### Founder(s)

Compile
Sega

### Key people

Michael Hirsh (Executive Vice President)
Joe Horne (Consultant)
James Melton (CEO)
Lynn Oldenborg (Executive in Charge of Music)
Sandy DeCrescent (US Music Contracting Leader)
Peter Rotter (US Music Contracting Leader)
Isobel Griffiths (UK Music Contracting Leader)

### Products

*Puyo Puyo* franchise
*The Adventures of Lipsy & Victoria*

### Parent

Cartoonverse Worldwide (2002-2010)
Sega of America (2010-2013)

### Subsidiaries

Puyo Puyo Films
Puyo Puyo Television
Puyo Puyo Direct-to-Video Consumer Products & Film
Puyo Puyo Interactive
Puyo Puyo Music
The Puyo Puyo Music Community Group

***Puyo Puyo Enterprises*** is a children's entertainment production, distribution and participation company based in Tokyo, Japan, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of

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since November 8, 2002 until December 15, 2010. Puyo Puyo Enterprises is specializing in clothing, household items, books, comics, TV, movies, video games, board games, music videos, notebooks and interactive entertainment articles based on the *Puyo Puyo* franchise. Puyo Puyo Enterprises was established as a joint venture between Compile and Sega on June 16, 1995, and began a advancing deal with Cartoonverse Worldwide starting in late 1995, for products throughout May 8, 1998, when the deal expires, four years later before Puyo Puyo Enterprises is acquired by Cartoonverse Worldwide. Puyo Puyo Enterprises included

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and

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, best known for their movie, direct-to-video, television, interactive, music and consumer products productions including the *Puyo Puyo* franchise and *The Adventures of Lipsy & Victoria*, which are all distributed by Cartoonverse Worldwide. Puyo Puyo Enterprises reestructured and upgraded its music among James Horner's score for 1998 film *Deep Impact* on May 8, 1998 and ultimately the *Puyo Puyo*-branded incarnation (via Puyo Puyo Enterprises), a.k.a. the *Puyo Puyo* techscore, under John Debney's *Ice Age: Collision Course* score, on July 21, 2006. Sega of America gain fully control of Puyo Puyo Enterprises in December 2010 after the administration and defunct end of Backyardigans Agencies.

On June 30, 2013, Disney Channels Worldwide acquired Puyo Puyo Enterprises from Cartoonverse Worldwide and merged it with its operations, as well as acquiring the television library of the franchise to be available for broadcast on the international channels of the Disney brand, which will premiere on May 27, 2015 until December 28, 2016, when Disney XD suddenly announced a license agreement with Sesame Workshop to bring *Puyo Puyo Chronicles* on television, and also Sesame Workshop would take Sesame Street from HBO and PBS to that channel to broadcast their final broadcasts during late 2010s. WarnerMedia/The Onward Company's Warner Bros., co-owner of *The Adventures of Lipsy & Victoria*, assumes full ownership of the property and re-upgraded it as a Warner Bros. Animation franchise in late 2013.

The series premiered on May 4, 2017 and served as the end of the *Puyo Puyo* merchandise. The license agreement between the two companies, the network Disney XD and the company Sesame Workshop, was announced in December just after the close of Rockville Worldwide Studios. On January 13, 2017, *Star vs. the Forces of Evil* would be one of the three remaining shows on Disney XD along with *Puyo Puyo Chronicles* and *Sesame Street*, until the official closing of Disney XD on June 14, 2018.

#### Puyo Puyo TV/Web series

''''' ***is a television production, distribution and marketing unit of Puyo Puyo Enterprises, which specializes in production of successful children's animated television shows based on the* Puyo Puyo *franchise. Puyo Puyo Television summons its most favorite deals with DHX Media as well as Rough Draft Korea to support the successsful entertainment varities adapted from the* Puyo Puyo *franchise. Puyo Puyo Television was established on September 24, 1997, in which its first animated series* Puyo Puyo*, which became the most popular, famous and longest-running animated television series ever in all of American history, debuted.***

* *Puyo Puyo* (1997-2015): The long-running popular and famous animated television series based on the franchise premiered on September 24, 1997 and was canceled on January 1, 2015 at 12:00 a.m, running with a total of twenty seasons and over 379 episodes (featuring three seven-minute story segments, bringing a total of 1137). It is a co-production between Decode Entertainment (1997-2015), Lyrick Studios (1997-2001), C.O.R.E. Toons (1997-2010), Sega Television (1997-2015), Cartoonverse Television (1997-2009), Cookie Jar Entertainment (2010-2012), Derado Ent. (2012-2014) and Rockville Interactive & TV (2012 -2015), and is animated by Toon City (1997-2000), Starburst Animation Studios (2000-2002), Rough Draft Korea (2002-2010), Mercury Filmworks (2010-2012), Puzzle Animation Studio (2012-2014) and Lumicel Animation Studios (2014-2015). *Puyo Puyo* airs in more than 167 different countries worldwide.
* *The Witch Show* (2001-05): A 52-episode run aimed at preschoolers under 2 to 6 years old, co-produced by Puyo Puyo Television, Nick Jr. Productions and Nickelodeon Animation Studio, airing from 2001 to 2005.
* *The Tetra Show* (2002-06): A 65-episode run as a parody of *3-2-1 Penguins!**,* originally aired on The WB on June 14, 2002 and ended its run on March 30, 2006. The series is co-produced by Decode Entertainment, The Tetris Company, C.O.R.E. Toons and Rough Draft Korea. *The Tetra Show* have been broadcast in more than 102 different territories around the world.
* *The Ringo and Amitie Show* (2003-06): Originally commisioned by Naturally Sadie and aired from 2003 to 2006, co-produced by Decode Entertainment, Rough Draft Korea, and Puyo Puyo Television.
* *The Adventures of Fun Ghosts* (2003-06): Originally aired from September 16, 2003 to June 15, 2006, co-produced by Boulder Inc. (a joint venture between O Entertainment, DNA Productions and Frederator Studios) and Puyo Puyo Television.
* *Disney's Raffine And Rulue Adventures* (2004-06): The franchise's Disney-branded co-production between both the Puyo Puyo Television and Walt Disney Television Animation, airing from 2004 to 2006.
* *The Arle Show*/*The Amitie Show*/*The Ringo Show* (2004-06): A trio of animated television co-productions, centered on protagonists, between Puyo Puyo Television and Warner Bros. Animation.
* *Accord Possible* (2004-07): The franchise's first-ever international broadcasting animated TV series.
* *Arle* (2005): The franchise's brand new co-production between both Puyo Puyo Television and Disney.
* *The Sig Show* (2005-09): The franchise's another TV series about Sig and her mother Rulue.
* *Puyo Puyo!! 20th Anniversary* (2005-16): The longest-running oldest 11-year 132-episode run.
* *Arle & Friends* (2006-13): Co-production between Televisa and Puyo Puyo Television.
* *The Adventures of Lipsy & Victoria* (2006-10):
* *The Amingo Show* (2006-10): Television adaptation to *Amingo*, co-produced by Anime International Company and Nippon Animation, in association with Sega as the world's first Puyo Puyo anime TV series since the 1990s, along with *The Universe Stops with You*, even when Arle stars. The series is shared by Disney Channels Worldwide in 2007, and extends from 2006 to 2010 with 3 seasons and only 65 episodes as well. The series airs in over 129 countries.
* *The Universe Stops with You* (2007-13): A TV adaptation to the franchise under the same name. The show airs in over 149 countries.
* *The Feli & Raffina Show* (2007): A 26-episode run produced by Decode Entertainment and Halifax Film.
* *The Puyo Puyo Show* (2007-12): A parody of *Animaniacs* and a crossover spin-off to the original *Puyo Puyo* TV series, aired from June 11, 2007 until May 10, 2012.
* *Ringo & Tee: Heroes United* (2007-08): A short-lived animated TV series aimed exclusively to toddlers, originally aired from June 11, 2007 until November 15, 2008, with a total of 26 episodes.

*The World of Puffy* (2008-09): The world's first *Puyo Puyo* preschool animated TV installment, airing from March 1, 2008 to September 1, 2009, with a total of 5 seasons and 104 episodes. It is a co-production between Puyo Puyo Television, Nick Jr. Productions, Rollinghouse Productions and Nickelodeon Animation Studio.

* *The Yu & Rei Show* (2008-10): The world's first *Puyo Puyo* preschool animated TV installment, and the only Nickelodeon-branded *Puyo Puyo* TV show.
* *The Adventures of Starship Tetra* (2009-12): A sequel to *The Tetra Show*, running from June 6, 2009 to September 8, 2012.
* *Planet Puyos* (2014-16): A web series based on *Planet Puyos*, released from September 15, 2014 until September 27, 2016.
* *Puyo Puyo Chronicles* (2017-18): A successor to the *Puyo Puyo* merchandise, as part of the Disney XD's licensed agreement with the company Sesame Workshop behind Sesame Street.

#### Puyo Puyo comics

 *Life is a Warn Blacket* | Dark Horse Comics | June 2000 - August 2006
 *Great Medium is On* | September 2006 - June 2007
 *System of the System* | Black Mask Studios | January 2013 - January 2015

#### Puyo Puyo toys

In January 1997, Jakks Pacific released a set of first four monkey bars featuring *Puyo Puyo* characters Ringo and Amitie. In May 1999, Build-A-Bear Workshop released 6 plushs featuring Ringo, Amitie, Arle, Mrs. Accord, Sig and Raffina, in the United States. A UK version of 6 plushs was released in September 1999, while a Japan version of the plushs were released on September 14, 2000 by Nakajima USA.

On March 13, 2002, Explore Technologies released a set of *Population Doubling Time* series of educational video games designed by Hasbro Interactive for the Windows 98 operating system and originally marketed by Microsoft. A set of 24 action figures based on the Puyo Puyo characters was released on September 17, 2006. A set of *The Puyo Puyo Movie* toys were released by McDonalds on August 5, 2002. A set of crotch patterns featuring *Puyo Puyo* characters was released on September 14, 2003 in Poland, on September 27, 2003 in Germany, on September 29, 2003 in Malaysia and on September 12, 2003 in Sri Lanka. A set of *The Tetra Show* action figures were later released on April 5, 2004. A set of Circus Adventure toys were released on April 29, 2004 by the Fisher-Price division of American toy company Mattel (HiT Entertainment's parent company). A set of *Puyo Puyo* toys were released by Burger King on November 15, 2007.

A set of massive blankets featuring Ringo, Amitie and Arle were released on May 1, 2004. Providencia Cobertures released a set of bed blankets featuring *Puyo Puyo* characters and locations around Mexico on September 17, 2007. On April 15, 2005, LeapFrog Enterprises released a interactive educational love caring game based on the franchise, known as *Puyo Puyo: Love and Caring* for the Leapfrog Leapster, while another educational adventure game known as *Puyo Puyo: Adventures in Puyoville* was released on Leapfrog Leapster 2 on April 29, 2009, exclusively in North America. From 2011 to 2017, Subway's released a set of Disney's *Puyo Puyo Tetris* action figures around 2010s.

A set of Hot Wheels-themed racing tracks featuring *Puyo Puyo* characters were made in 2013 by Mattel, as well are the final *Puyo Puyo* toys released on June 14, 2014.

#### Puyo Puyo films

##### Theatrical

    ''''' ***is a theatrical feature film unit established as***

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in late 1995 and based in Osaka, Japan. Puyo Puyo Films specializes in live-action and animated feature films based on the *Puyo Puyo* franchise, which were grossed over and budgeted up to the box office at sure. From 2002 until 2010, its films were distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures as well.

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#### Puyo Puyo video games

In case, Compile and Sega are best known for *Puyo Puyo* video games, but for Backyardigans Agencies Inc., it was reasonable for approviding several video games based on the Puyo Puyo video games altogether, under Puyo Puyo Interactive, one of the Puyo Puyo Enterprises divisions, which publishes, develops and licenses video game tie-ins to the *Puyo Puyo* adaptations, including video game adaptations to several productions made by Puyo Puyo Films. From May 12, 1995 until October 14, 2008, its video game tie-ins to the *Puyo Puyo* adaptations were also distributed by Cartoonverse Interactive which publishes, distributes and licenses Cartoonverse-branded video games for several gaming platforms, even the fifth, sixth and seventh generation platforms, plus mobile devices and smartphone products as well. Puyo Puyo Interactive was acquired by Disney Channels Worldwide in 2013, before being folded into Disney Interactive Studios on December 29, 2014.

#### Puyo Puyo albums/soundtracks

***Puyo Puyo Music*** is a music production, distribution and creation entertainment unit of
. Puyo Puyo Music specializes in successful soundtracks, songs and musical scores for *Puyo Puyo* adaptations, which were all distributed by
. Since May 8, 1998 until November 4, 2005, Puyo Puyo Music now specializes the same music as James Horner's score for 1998 film *Deep Impact*, in which Puyo Puyo Enterprises was reestructuring and upgrading it. The music was rolled back to normal on October 17, 2012, with the *Puyo Puyo!! 20th Anniversary*. The unit was folded into Disney Music Group in 2013.

#### Puyo Puyo commercials

Many of the advertisements featuring *Puyo Puyo* characters have been aired during the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s. A 2009 promo of Cartoonverse Animation Studios featuring *Puyo Puyo* characters, along with Flighty Fairy, Shifty and Nobugana, was released. A 2010 promo featuring Chevrolet cars driven by *Puyo Puyo* characters was released in the United States, and later in the United Kingdom and Ireland. In Japan, a 2012 advertisement featuring *Puyo Puyo* characters was released. These are various commercials of Schezo games that were aired during the 2010s on any of the children's television networks, such as Cartoon Network and its sister channel Boomerang. As of 2013, over 104 *Puyo Puyo* commercials had officially been aired, due to the retirement of traditional animation.

#### Puyo Puyo clothes

A red shirt was released in 1999, featuring Amitie. A blue shirt was released in 2002, featuring Ringo, while a green shirt featuring Arle was released in 2004. In 2005, a blue pants featuring Sig and Klug was released in 2007 in Latin America and in 2008 in the United Kingdom and Ireland. In 2009, the three shirts were released in Japan by Nakajima USA, featuring Amitie, Arle and Ringo, as well in Latin America on June 15, 2010. Manty of the shirts based on *The Tetra Movie* were released worldwide on June 15, 2005.

#### House Stuffs

A window featuring Ringo was released in March 2002, along with another window featuring Amitie. A window featuring Arle was released in September 2002, along with another window featuring Sig. Five windows featuring other *Puyo Puyo* characters were released in 2004, along with The Tetra Movie flashlights on April 14, 2005, while a clock featuring Sig and Arle was released in September 2007 in the United Kingdom, in October 2007 in North America, and in November 2007 in Japan. A flashlight featuring Ringo and Tee from *Ringo & Tee: Heroes United* was released in September 2009.

#### Puyo Puyo sticker sheets

A set of 24 sticker sheets featuring over 24 *Puyo Puyo* characters was released in September 2012.

#### Puyo Puyo notebooks

A notebook featurng Arle was released in September 2003, while the notebooks featuring Arle and Amitie were released in September 2004 and September 2005. A Latin American version of notebooks newly featuring Ringo, Arle, Amitie, Sig, Klug, Schezo, Mrs. Accord, Satan, Yu & Rei, Maguro, Raffina, Feli, Onion Pixie, Donguro and Carbuncle were released during 2007 until 2013, by Hasbro, in association with Cartoon Network. A notebook based on *The Tetra Movie* was released on Apr 20, 2005 in the United States.

#### Puyo Puyo messenger bags

A messenger bag featuring Ringo was released in 2007, along with other ones featuring Arle and Amitie. A messenger bag featuring Maguro was released exclusively in Latin America on September 24, 2008.

#### Puyo Puyo hats

A hat featuring Ringo was released in 2007, while another hat featuring Amitie was released in 2008. In 2009, three hats featuring Arle, Yu & Rei and Mrs. Accord were released, this time exclusively in Latin America, while a hat featuring Klug was released in 2010 in Poland only, then in Germany only, and finally in Southeast Asia only.

#### The Puyo Puyo Music Community Group

*Main article: The Puyo Puyo Music Community Group*
### Backyardigans Music Creations & Productions

***Backyardigans Music Creations & Productions*** is an American music providation and contributing, film score and song production facility headquartered in Burbank, California, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of

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(also a joint venture with DeCrescent and Rotter Music Contracting and Isobel Griffiths Ltd). Founded as ***Muppets Entertainment Group*** as a joint venture with The Jim Henson Company and Sandy DeCrescent (which took over Velma Feldstein's music contracting role for all Backyardigans Agencies productions beginning with Mr. & Mrs. Whiskers in 1992) on March 14, 1991 before being revamped and divided under the same name on May 26, 1995 with three new music providating, contributing and score community divisions (The Puyo Puyo!! 20th Anniversary Music Community, The Backyardigans 2.0 Music Community and The Puyo Puyo!! Quest Music Community), Backyardigans Music Creations & Productions provides, produces, experiments and distributes musical scores and soundtracks (even all of Sandy DeCrescent-contracted ones) from

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, mostly together with DeCrescent and Rotter Music Contracting (and formerly Isobel Griffiths Ltd until 2002), sometimes using music from all 65 albums released by X-Ray Dog. From 2003 until 2008, Backyardigans Music Creations & Productions previously composes and plays Epic Music. Backyardigans Music Creations & Productions became dormant since April 29, 2013. It acquired X-Ray Dog and the rights to founders and X-Ray Dog's soundtracks from Bertelsmann Music Group on November 8, 2002, renaming it as ***Backyardigans Music Making System*** as its own UK joint score and song creation, development and production facility venture with Isobel Griffiths Ltd. Backyardigans Music Creations & Productions was acquired by Rockville Worldwide Studios on May 29, 2010 and was renamed as Rockville Music Entertainment Group, which began make the same music as music of either *Twister*, DreamWorks films, DisneyToon Studios films, *The Magic Roundabout* (in real-life suit), or *Happy Tree Friends*, on December 15, 2010, with Backyardigans Music Making System being renamed back as X-Ray Dog and continued to provide epic music for trailers for films.

#### Film clients

The group's music featured in trailers for a number of films from 2002 until 2013 are the *Harry Potter* series, the *Pirates of the Caribbean* series, the *Chronicles of Narnia* series, *Alice in Wonderland*, *Iron Man*, *Captain America: The First Avenger*, *Toy Story 3*, *Pan's Labyrinth*, *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*, *My Week with Marilyn*, *Transformers*, *Into the Wild*, *The King's Speech*, *Hellboy*, *Match Point*, *Prince of Persia*, *Gangs of New York*, *Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows*, *Babel*, *X-Men: First Class*, *Atonement*, *The Iron Lady*, *Up*, *The Book of Eli*, *Gran Torino*, *Walk the Line*, *Jurassic Park III*, *The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy*, *Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street*, *King Kong*, *The Hours*, and *Hotel Rwanda* in total.

#### Discography

Backyardigans Music Creations & Productions, when known as X-Ray Dog, has only recorded 65 albums from 2003 until 2005, with the last one being *Beware of Dog*, in which Backyardigans Agencies completed a buyout of X-Ray Dog.

* New Music
* Bönz Unleashed
* Prime Cuts
* Sit Up And Listen
* Fresh Meat
* New Tricks
* Mad Dog
* A Breed Apart
* Double Live Doggie Style I
* Double Live Doggie Style II
* Dog Party
* Canis Rex I
* Canis Rex II
* Dog Eat Dog I
* Dog Eat Dog II
* Hellhounds
* Bites Barks Growls
* B.B.G. Elements
* Dog Gone Wild
* X-Ray Spex
* Best In Show (Drama – Adventure – Comedy)
* Mighty Dog (Action)
* K-9 Empire I (Drama)
* K-9 Empire II (Drama)
* Cerberus I (Action)
* Cerberus II (Action)
* Boneyard I (Drama)
* Boneyard II (Drama)
* Dog Rock (Rock)
* Alpha Dog (Rock)
* Mechanimal (Techno)
* Dogs Of War I (Rock)
* Dogs Of War II (Rock)
* Top Dog (Orchestral)
* Argos (Orchestral)
* Anubis (Drama)
* Canis Maximus (Heroic Action)
* Feed The Beast (Dark Action)
* Night Hounds (Modern Drama)
* Woofer (Comedy – Pop – Rock)
* Rip Chew Gnaw (Atmospheric – Horror – Suspense)
* Internal Organs (Scary – Sound Design – Elements)
* Seeing Eye (Lite – Drama – Dramedy)
* Bite Size I
* Bite Size II
* Bite Size III
* Bite Size IV
* Bare Bones (Action/Suspense Underscore)
* Scent of Evil (Horror/Sci-Fi Underscore)
* Pet Shop (Pop Comedy Advertising)
* Muttsketeer (Family Action/Adventure)
* X-Pack (Epic Action/Adventure)
* Funny Bones (Comedy/Rock)
* Big Licks (Comedy/Spy Pop/Retro Swing)
* Canis Optimus (Epic Heroic Drama)
* Canis Destructus (Modern Dark Drama)
* Beast Break (Modern Heroic Drama Action)
* Hot Pursuit (Funk Indie Pop Romcom)
* Dog Beds Vol. 1: Top Chops (Comedy Dramedy Romcom Underscore)
* Dog Beds Vol. 2: Dogma (Drama Suspense Mystery Heroic Underscore)
* Battle Bred (Action Modern Drama)
* Man's Best Friend (Family Adventure and Comedy)
* Every Dog Has Its Day (Uplifting Pop)
* Bury the Bone (Roots Blues Rock Americana)
* Stray (Modern Vintage Pop Rock)
* Beware of Dog (Dark Modern Action)

## References

1. ↑ Rizvi, Samad. Remembering Glenn McQueen, 1960-2002. Pixar Times. Retrieved on 2012-11-08.
2. ↑ Nusair, David. 5 Things You Didn't Know About the Cars Series. About.com. Retrieved on 2012-11-08.
3. ↑ Cars Easter Egg - Tribute to Dead Animator. husband and wife team of David and Annette Wolf. Retrieved on 2012-11-08.
4. ↑ PLAY – Label Profiles. .playkpmmusic.com. Retrieved on 2012-03-16.
5. ↑ BMG ACQUIRES UK PRODUCTION COMPANY BEDS & BEATS.
6. ↑ X-Ray Dog online catalog, http://x-raydogmusic.com/catalog.htm, retrieved 12/19/2012

## See also

* Rockville Worldwide Studios