Media News
New Delhi, June 27, 2008
On a distant planet, AXIS, a gigantic coiling plant is withering. At its centre is a village whose people are in mortal danger because of this. Compelled by a mysterious force, 17 year old Kaena, the adventurous free spirited girl of the village, will defy her people’s ancestral beliefs to take the risky journey through the Axis’s deepest roots and discover
Estreno de Cartoon Network: Viewtiful JoeSegún informa Licencias de actualidad, el próximo lunes 23 de junio se estrenará el anime Viewtiful Joe en Cartoon Network y se emitirá de lunes a viernes a las 18:50. Esta serie de animación cuenta con la dirección de Takaaki Ishiyama y consta de un total de 51 episodios que fueron emitidos en Japón entre octubre de 2004 y septiembre de 2005.Viewtif
Media NewsNew Delhi, May 31, 2008Indian kids favourite green hero “Ben 10” welcomes World Environment Day on Cartoon Network, India’s number one kids’ channel. As Ben 10 discovered that given the power to change the world, 25% of kids would help reduce environmental problems and save endangered species, the green hero decided to show his back-to-back episodes in “Ben 10: Go Green” on W
Cartoon Network New Media today launched Ben 10 Alien Force: Game Creator, a new, free online game that merges the popular animated action franchise with user-generated content, marking the first game of its kind. Beginning today, fans can access...
Tech Tags: children's newswatch children's news kids news children kids youth
Some selected comments from the you tube on this video clip to tell you more* luv this song and video* Aw brings back memory's when i was about 5,6,and 7 and mabye 8. i used to wake up at about 5 or 6 in the dak and look ant old cartoon's and this.* This video reminds me how much better the old cartoon network was.* i seirously am crying from all the happy memories i have from this thank u* I remember watching this when i was little and life was fun. It makes me want to cry.* I love the subtitles (what the characters are saying)"I don't remember getting this many chairs- Betty must be redecorating" XD* This killls my bad moods in the afternoon* can't beat the classics* Funny parody of the crappy Hanna Barbera cartoons. They always pass by th
A belated Christmas present from the folks at Cartoon Network, the brand-spankin' new animated series premieres with a 90 minute movie at 8:00 p.m. EST. Be there!In the meantime, here's another preview to tide you over...If I get a chance to catch it, I'll post my thoughts later this week.
A couple of weeks ago I watched the Part 1 episode of "Family Guy" in which Stewie kills Lois. I watched it at 9:00 p.m. on Fox. Then last night, at 2:30 a.m., I saw the same episode on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim. At first I was surprised to notice a few tidbits that I hadn't apparently picked up on the first time around. But after a while, when I kept seeing more and more scenes that seemed "new," I realized they all had something in common. They were a bit more extreme and offensive than the usual gags. Not that they offended me personally, but they could have offended someone else more easily than the other jokes in the show.I finally understood that Fox doesn't show full Family Guy episodes. They edit out some of the dirtier sequences. In order to see the "original" version of an episode, you can just watch it late night on Cartoon Network.
I was channel surfing last night and came across some programming on Cartoon Network within a block they call "Adult Swim." I've watched a few of those shows off and on for years, but some are just way too bizarre. But they can also be fun if you're in that kind of mood.One of the shows last night was called, "Perfect Hair Forever." I'm not sure what it's about, but from what I can gather it's a spoof of all kinds of Anime with no solid plot. The gags, though, seemed to make up for that. I think it's the kind of show where if you're really tired and out of it, it might entertain. The colors of one of the characters' hair kept changing and looked pretty psychedelic.I became interested when the main character, an apparently balding teen with a comb over, was meditating and then decided to begin a quest to achieve the 9th level of power. I thought, "Cool!" Then he got sidetracked by a bear, and I lost interest. Oh well. But now I know something. If I'm ever in the mood
Cartoon Network Universe: FusionFall is the name of an upcoming MMORPG scheduled for release on PC in 2008 that takes place in the Cartoon Network universe and will reportedly feature CN characters, locations and other-related items.
The game is being developed by CN themselves along with Grigon Entertainment and promises to offer a unique MMO experience differing from anything else out there. Graphically is has a cartoony look and it definitely has more platform elements than you’re used to seeing in your typical MMO, as well as apparent shooter elements. Details on the game are scant but you can see yourself in the debut trailer and a new gameplay trailer from Comic-Con 2007.
Comic-Con 2007 show floor “cam” gameplay footage of FusionFall.
Transformers Armada Invades Cartoon Network This Summer
This summer, Cartoon Network revives one of the most popular cartoons from the ‘80s when TRANSFORMERS ARMADA joins the Toonami line-up with all new adventures. On Friday, August 23, TRANSFORMERS ARMADA will premiere at 4 p.m. (ET, PT) with a 90-minute movie special. Beginning August 30, the 52-episode series will begin airing Fridays during Toonami at 6:30 p.m. and will join the daily Toonami schedule in November.
http://www.turnerinfo.com/…-a07fdd0836f3
Cartoon Network manager Jim Samples has resigned as head of the Cartoon Network due to a marketing stunt that went wrong last month. Boston went on alert last month, bridges and roads were closed after flashing devices were discovered. The devices were battery powered signs that promote the Cartoon Network late-night adult themed show Aqua Team Hunger Force.
Each sign show a character from the show with a raised middle finger.
Samples said "He felt compelled to stand down immediately in recognition of the situation"
Us TV giant Turner Broadcasting that owns the Cartoon Network, and a advertising agency that run the stunt agreed to pay Boston $2,000,000 in compensation for emergency responses. $1,000,000 to cover the cost of the security operation and another million as a good will gesture.
