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Regular Show

Cartoon Network

This show follows two groundskeepers, a six-foot-tall blue jay named Mordecai and Rigby the raccoon. It shows their adventures as they try to entertain themselves on a daily basis.
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Basilisk

IFC - Independent Film Channel (ended 2007)

Containing the elements of a classic tragedy, this anime show is similar in some ways to a Shakespeare Novel: Romeo & Juliet. The story begins right after a long running cease-fire between two rival clans (Kouga and Iga) was abolished. These clans have been battling each for centuries and they share a inner hate against each other before the cease-fire was made. To make matters worse, the cease-fire has been abolished at the worst possible time, because by the clans initiative a fusion has been planned with the marriage between Kouga Gennosuke and Oboro Iga. Now the clans have no alternative but wage war against each other. But Gennosuke of the Kouga clan and Oboro of the Iga clan, despite the arranged marriage, are truly in love. Can their love prevail or will a centuries-old blood feud be too much for the young lovers to overcome?moreless
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Vampire Knight

TV Tokyo (ended 2008)

Additional Genres: Romance, Sci-Fi Theme: Vampires Additional Titles: Vampire Knight Guilty Based off the manga by Matsuri Hino, Vampire Knight is about Yuki Cross, who has very few memories of her childhood. In fact, she only remembers the day she was attacked by a vampire, only to be rescued by another vampire. That was 10 years ago, and in the now, Yuki is a prefect at the Cross Academy, and the headmaster of the academy is her adoptive father. The Cross Academy is a place that not only accepts humans, but vampires as well, with the two being separated between the Day and the Night classes. Yuki acts as a guardian between the classes to protect Kaname Clan, the one who saved her 10 years ago, whose strong feelings for Yuki, may be hidden in her forgotten past. Alongside Yuki is Zero Kiryu who hates vampire for killing his parents many years ago. 1st Season Opening Theme Song: "Futatsu no Kodou to Akai Tsumi(Two Beats and Red Sins)" by ON/OFF 2nd Season Opening Theme: "Rondo" by ON/OFF 1st Season Ending Theme Song: "Still Doll" Written by MANA and Performed by Kanon Wakeshima 2nd Season Ending Theme: "Suna no Oshiro" Performed by Kanon Wakeshimamoreless
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Ah! My Goddess

Tokyo Broadcasting System (ended 2007)

Keiichi Morisato is an engineering student at Nekomi Tech whose entire romantic life had been confessing to the one girl he kind of liked out and getting rejected. One day, Keiichi was minding his dorm chores, and his final chore was to make a phone call for his senpais. But he dials a wrong number, and got the "Goddess Assistance Agency." Out of nowhere appears the Goddess Belldandy, and she offers him one wish to change his life. ONE wish. Thinking this was a practical joke, Keiichi casually wishes: "I want a Goddess like you to stay with me forever." Little does he know that his wish becomes true, and thus begins his new life living with a Goddess!! Not only that, but he soon receives visits from Belldandy's sisters, Urd and Skuld, who are intent in seeing that the fledgling relationship goes the way they want, even if it is at odds with each other and with Keiichi. And what better way to keep tabs than to live with Keiichi and Belldandy as one big happy family as they deal with college life, dating, rivals, and demons. A delightful romantic comedy based on the long running manga series by Kosuke Fujishima, Ah My Goddess has been remade for TV in 2005 and stars many of the same Japanese voice actors from the Oh My Goddess OAV released in the mid-90's. Season Organization There are two seasons so far for this series. Season 1 Number of Episodes: 24 Regular + 1 Recap + 2 Specials Originally aired: January 2005 – July 2005 in Japan Japanese Broadcasts: TBS (Japan) Thursday 1:55am, and its affiliated stations as reruns Licensed By: Media Blasters Opening song: Open Your Mind / Chiisana Hana Hirogete. Lyrics and singing by Yoko Ishida. Closing song (ep 1-13): Negai. Lyrics and singing by Yoko Ishida. Closing song (ep 14-26): Wing. Lyrics and singing by Yoko Takahashi. Season 1 US DVD Titles Vol 1: Always and Forever (ep 1-5) Vol 2: Love Plus One (ep 6-10) Vol 3: With or Without You (ep 11-14) Vol 4: We've Got Tonight (ep 15-18) Vol 5: In Your Eyes (ep 19-22) Vol 6: Last Dance (ep 23-24 + 2 specials) Season 2: Sorezore no Tsubasa / Flights of Fancy Number of Episodes: 22 Regular + 2 Recap (not posted) + 2 Specials Originally aired: April 2006 - September 2006 in Japan Japanese broadcasts: TBS (Japan) Thursday 1:55am, MBS Saturday 2:25am, BS-I Thursdays 1:00am Licensed By: Funimation as of July 2008. Previously by ADV. Opening song: Shirawase no Iro / Color Of Happiness by Yoko Ishida Closing song (ep 1-11): Bokura no Kiseki / Our Miracle by Yoko Ishida. Closing song (ep 12-22): Koibito Doushi by Jyukai. Season 2 US DVD Titles Vol 1: Everyone Has Wings (ep 1-4, released May 8, 2007) Vol 2: I want to be with you (ep 5-8, released July 10, 2007) Vol 3: Reunited, and it feels so good (ep 9-12, released September 11, 2007) Vol 4: I'm a Believer (released Nov 6, 2007) Vol 5: That Old Black Magic (Jan 8, 2008) Vol 6: Love Will Keep Us Together (Mar 4, 2008) Season 2 Bonus: Tatakau Tsubasa Number of Episodes: 2 Special half-hour shows Originally aired: December 2007 in Japan Opening Song: Ai no Hoshi / Star of Love by Jyukai Closing Song: Hanamuke no Merodi / Melody of Farewell Gift by Jyukai Season 3?? If you have any news on a third season please post on the forums or contact the editor. There currently are not plans to make one, but if season 2 is well-supported, they may try to extend the series in Japan. Manga information The manga has over 29 volumes published in the US, and 33 volumes in Japan. The anime uses some of the main storylines, but rearranges them and explores some new stories. Related Series The Adventures of Mini-Goddess was a series of shorts in the late 90's that feature the chibi- goddess sisters, chibi-Marller, and their adventures with their rat friend Gan-chan. Contributing to the guide See Submission Standards in the Forum.moreless
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She-Ra: Princess of Power

(ended 1987)

She-Ra: Princess of Power is an animated spin-off of the phenomenally popular 1980s series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. It follows the adventures of Princess Adora/She-Ra and the members of the Great Rebellion as they try to free planet Etheria from the evil Horde. The leader of the Horde forces that rule Etheria is Hordak, a sorceror who kidnapped the infant Adora during a failed attempt to conquer He-Man's homeworld years ago. Adora's twin brother Adam/He-Man and his nemesis Skeletor often make guest appearances. Like He-Man, this show was spawned from a line of popular Mattel toys and is still a classic among many fans.

"I am Adora, He-Man's twin sister, and defender of the Crystal Castle. This is Spirit, my beloved steed. Fabulous secrets were revealed to me the day I held aloft my sword and cried, "For the Honor of Grayskull!!" From the show's opening sequence.moreless
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Inspector Gadget

(ended 1986)

Inspector Gadget was a cartoon parody of the 1960's television spy parody, Get Smart. Don Adams played the leads in both shows. There are similarities between the two shows. Both agents only had lots of gadgets or devices that they never could use correctly. Both worked for a chief that they invariably infuriated. And of course, both Gadget and Smart were lovable idiots who always won in the end, usually by accident or by someone else's help. Created by DIC Entertainment, this show was voiced in Canada and Los Angeles, drawn in Korea, edited in Los Angeles and distributed by DIC International. First produced as a 1/2 hour pilot in 1983, it was picked up and produced until 1986 for TV. Years later, Inspector Gadget is seen in 55 countries in 24 languages. Spinoffs: Gadget Boy and Heather, Gadget Boy's Adventures in History, Inspector Gadget's Field Trip and Gadget and the Gadgetinis. A liveaction theatrical movie based on the cartoon was released in 1999, as well as a liveaction direct-to-video sequel in 2003.moreless
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Liberty's Kids

PBS (ended 2004)

Liberty's Kids was a truly "revolutionary" children's animated series by DIC. For as long as it ran on PBS, Liberty's Kids entertained seven- to twelve-year-olds while introducing them to the exciting stories and people behind the birth of a nation. The program unfurled its historical vignettes through the eyes of two teenage apprentices, Sarah Phillips and James Hiller, who worked in Benjamin Franklin's print shop and discovered first-hand the great adventures of the American Revolution. Benjamin Franklin's wise words and strong principled actions gave guidance to our young heroes, whether he is with them in Philadelphia or writing from across the ocean in France. James Hiller was a 14-year-old apprentice journalist at Ben Franklin's Print Shop. He idolized Dr. Franklin and hoped to run his own newspaper someday. Moses was born in West Africa. After learning the valuable job of smithing, he was able to earn enough money to buy his freedom back. Moses traveled to Philadelphia where he found employment taking care of Benjamin Franklin's printing press. Henri was an eight-year-old street urchin, who had been semi-adopted by Moses and James, who rescued him from a ship. He paid for his room and board by helping out around the print shop and learning how to read and write. Sarah Phillips was a bright 15-year-old girl from England. She helped James and Henri on their wonderful adventures. For a while, she found James' idea of liberty very agitating while working as a journalist to get the Loyalist side of each of James' stories. Liberty's Kids was designed as a 40-part miniseries, run on PBS September 2, 2002 to August 13, 2004. After that, cut-down versions were scattered to commercial stations. The Theme Song is performed by: Aaron Carter and Kayla I see a land with liberty for all Next thing I know the truth will rise and fall That's just the way it goes A word now to the wise The world was made to change Each day is a surprize I'm looking at life with my own eyes I'm searching for a hero to idolize Feeling the pain as innocence dies I'm looking at life through my own eyes I'll take my heart into battle Give that freedom bell a raddle Get my independence signed Declare for it on the dotted line Let Philadelphia freedom ring and patriotic voices sing Red, White and Blue Never give up You represent America! I'm hoping and praying for a brighter day I listen to my heart and I obey How can I see it any other way? I'm looking at life through my own eyesmoreless
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Frisky Dingo

Adult Swim

Frisky Dingo is an eleven minute animated series airing on Adult Swim by Matt Thompson and Adam Reed, co-creators of the cult hit, Sealab 2021. Supervillain Killface is finding that in theory, destroying the world seems like a lot of fun, but in actual practice, it is a very dull and complicated process. There are many boring details to work out such as media buys, budgets and marketing. Every great villain needs a nemesis. Enter billionaire playboy Xander Crews. As the superhero Awesome X, Xander seems to be doing everything he can to stop Killface, but actually he just wants to make it look that way so his action figure line stays in business.moreless
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Sonic the Hedgehog

ABC (ended 1994)

"Sonic the Hedgehog," also known as the SatAM (Saturday morning) series, was the second television program to star the famous video game icon. It followed the slapstick "Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog," which was known mostly for its lighthearted approach. The SatAM, however, took on a much darker tone, telling the story of Sonic and his brave band of Freedom Fighters as they struggled to free their home world, the distant planet of Mobius from the clutches of the evil Dr. Robotnik. The first season was an unconventional mix of cartoon characters and a grim setting. Characters were developed and mature themes were explored. The second season, on the other hand, lightened the tone considerably, emphasizing the more comedic aspects of the show and toning down the series' darkness considerably. The show ultimately ended on a cliffhanger after only two seasons due to underachieving ratings. However, this was not the end of the SatAM. The series developed a cult following over the years resulting in countless fan fiction stories and discussion that kept show alive several years after it had been cancelled. Additionally, the Archie comic book adaptation of the "Sonic" character began to modify itself to more closely resemble the SatAM series and remained in publishing ten years after the show had been cancelled. Furthermore, the SatAM's influence was felt in additional Sonic adventures with various elements of the series being included in the "Sonic Christmas Blast!" special and the "Sonic Underground" series. The SatAM is generally agreed to be the most popular of the American-made "Sonic" cartoons. Characters: Sonic the Hedgehog - An egotistic blue blur of the title with an unsatiable appetite for adventure and chili dogs. Princess Sally Acorn - Daughter of King Acorn, rightful ruler of Mobius; leader of the Knothole Freedom Fighters and Sonic's best friend. Bunnie Rabbot - Cyborg rabbit who was in the process of being roboticized before being rescued by the Freedom Fighters. Antoine D'Coolette - Cowardly royal guard who desperately seeks the affections of Princess Sally. Rotor - The Freedom Fighters' mechanic. Miles "Tails" Prower - Sonic's other best friend...like a little brother; he looks up to Sonic and hopes to make his own contribution to the Freedom Fighters. Dulcy - Powerful but clumsy dragon; joined the Freedom Fighters. Uncle Chuck - Sonic's roboticized Uncle. Dr. Robotnik - Ruler of Mobius; achieved this by overthrowing King Acorn; cyborg villain. Snivley- Robotnik's nephew and lackey. Basic Terms: Great Forest - Vast forest where the Freedom Fighters hide; on the outskirts of Robotropolis. Freedom Fighter - A rebel against Robotnik's rule and not just any rebel, a soldier of the rightful King; different cells are activated when the Acorn King is in dire need; King Acorn kept a list of every Freedom Fighter group. Knothole Village - The village hidden deep within the Great Forest where the Freedom Fighters operate. Mobius - Faraway planet that Sonic and the other animals are from. Mobotropolis - Former capital of the Acorn Kingdom before being taken over by Robotnik and renamed Robotropolis. Power Rings - Rings that Sonic uses to give him some extra "juice" (speed) They are produced by a power stone every twelve hours. Power Stone - Stone that produces power rings. Roboticazion - Act of turning flesh into metal; robs individual of free will. Robotropolis - Formerly Mobotropolis, the city that Robotnik rules with an iron fist. SWATbot - Humanoid robotic soldiers under Robotnik's command.moreless
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El Tigre : The Adventures Of Manny Rivera

Nickelodeon (ended 2008)

Manny Rivera is a regular 13-year-old boy who is having trouble using his powers as the masked warrior El Tigre. His best friend Frida is very protective, but she can also get him into trouble. He wants to be good, but being bad is much more fun! He comes from a long line of guys with superpowers. His dad a former superhero, once known as the White Pantera, wants Manny to grow up good and fight evil just like him. But Manny's Grandpapi, a retired super villain known as the Puma Loco, thinks Manny should go on the darkside. Created by Jorge R. Gutierrez and Sandra Equihua, a husband and wife team, El Tigre is a wonderful Mexican-folk inspired cartoon, that all audiences should enjoy.

Basic Notes

The show originated in the U.S. and airs on Nickelodeon. Each season has 20 episodes, and takes about 8-10 months to complete one. The running time is around 25 mins. for each episode. El Tigre translated in English means "The Tiger" which resembeles Manny's superpowers. Currently new episodes air at 10:30 a.m. EST on saturday mornings. The pilot episode ranked in over 3 million viewers making it the highest rated saturday morning show ever to air on Nickelodeon.

Character Guide

Manny Rivera/El Tigre

For the most part, Manny Rivera is a well-meaning kid with the energy and the spirit of a hero. But Manny is no goody-two-shoes. He's also got some serious supervillian potential. When he spins his mystical belt buckle, Manny transforms into the brave and powerful El Tigre, who struggles with whether to use his superpowers for good or evil.

Frida Faurez

Frida is Manny's best friend. But she's not always the best influence on Manny. She always has his back when he's in trouble, but she is usually the one who gets him into it. Frida is up for just about anything, the superpower stuff doesn't phase her.

Rodolfo Rivera/White Pantera

Manny's father Rodolfo is a good old-fashioned dad, complete with rules and orders that Manny doesn't always follow. He is also a semi-retired super-hero known as the White Pantera.

Grandpapi Rivera/Puma Loco

Manny's Grandpapi is the nicest old man out there. But he is also evil to the core, and wants Manny to be the same way. He is a retired super-villian known as Puma Loco. To describe his relationship with his son (Manny's super-hero father) it would be: love/hate.moreless
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The Maxx

MTV - Music Television (ended 1995)

Welcome to The Maxx guide at TV.com. Most of us inhabit at least two worlds: The real world where we're at the mercy of circumstance and the world within, the unconscious, a safe place where we can escape. The Maxx shifts between these worlds against his will. Here, homeless, he lives in a box in an alley. The only one who really cares for him is Julie Winters, a freelance social worker. But in Pangea, the other world, he rules the outback and is the protector of Julie, his jungle queen. There he cares for her. But he always ends up back in the real world. And me? Old Mr. Gone. Only I can see that the secret which unites them could destroy them. I could be helpful… Bah, screw it. I think I'll have some fun with them first.moreless
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O'Grady

Noggin (ended 2006)

O'Grady, Noggin's first original animated series, is a comedic look at real teenage life—the relationships, the drama, and the "weirdness." This new half-hour series revolves around four self-centered high-school students who must deal with their teenage existence while putting up with the "weirdness," an inexplicable bizarre phenomenon that afflicts their town. O'Grady is The-N's first original animated series. Billed as a cross between Friends and The Twilight Zone , the series revolves around four self-centered high school students, who must deal with the reality of their teenage existence while putting up with the "weirdness" that afflicts their town. The animated comedy "O'Grady" is created by Tom Snyder (Home Movies,Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist) and Carl Adams. Lyrics to Theme song (written by Andre Lyman and sung by Kelly Osbourne) Headed for a drive but we're on our way again We hook up with our friends like almost everyday This weird thing happens but there's no one to explain I really don't mind; it's a pretty normal town Not easy to believe that this stuff is real Sometimes it's kinda cool but mostly just annoying Paranormal world, I guess it's a weird place O'GRADY! O'GRADY!moreless
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My Life as a Teenage Robot

Nickelodeon (ended 2009)

While most kids think their own problems are the end of the world, there's one girl whose problems really are the end of the world. My Life as a Teenage Robot is the story of Jenny, a super-powered robot with a super-sensitive teenage heart. Her primary function is to protect the planet from certain disaster, but, like all teenagers, she has her own ideas about how she would like to live. Defending the Earth has become a mundane chore, and she would rather do more exciting things like go to high school and be allowed to drive the family car. My Life as a Teenage Robot, a spin-off from Nickelodeon's hit Oh Yeah! Cartoons (under the name My Neighbor Has A Teenage Robot), was created by Rob Renzetti and is executive produced by Renzetti and Fred Seibert. This show is the third of three spinoffs of Oh Yeah! Cartoons, the others being ChalkZone and Fairly OddParents. Characters: Global Robotic Response Unit XJ9, aka Jenny Wakeman - XJ9 is just like any other robot designed to defend the planet. She's powerful, confident, clever, brave...oh yeah, and she's gotta be home by 9! Jenny, as XJ9 likes to be called, is spunky, dramatic and prone to major mood swings (sound familiar?). She's also obsessed with pop stars, teen magazines and fitting in with the cool kids. Just like a regular teenager, right? Well, yeah...if regular teenagers were 6 feet tall and made of metal! XJ9's creator (a.k.a. mom) is constantly reminding her of her planetary responsibilities, but Jenny's tired of saving the world and just wants to hang out with her friends. What's a teenage robot to do? Bradley "Brad" Carbunkle - Brad is the boy next door. He's Jenny's closest neighbor and her best friend. Brad's not really interested in the stuff his friends at school are into, and wishes he were more like Jenny. He loves a good adventure and he's dying for a chance to explore the world outside high school. To Jenny, Brad's the reference point to all things "teenaged." He's the gatekeeper of "cool." Only Brad gets bored talking about all that lame teenager stuff and jumps at every chance to get in on Jenny's universe-saving superhero action. Guess the grass really IS greener on the other side of the fence... Tucker "Tuck" Carbunkle - Unlike his older brother Brad, Tuck is suspicious of the unknown and likes to be surrounded by familiar things and faces. He has a whole assortment of hidden fears and anxieties (let's just say he's not a fan of ferris wheels!) At first, Tuck was terrified of Jenny too, but after an unplanned tag-along on a meteor-blasting mission he's become her biggest fan. Well, next to Brad. Despite his fears, Tuck insists on going along on Jenny and Brad's adventures. Though being the typical trouble-making little brother he is, he usually ends up doing more damage than good. Mrs. Norene "Nora" Wakeman - Mrs. Wakeman had been struggling for years to rid the world of evil through the use of her inventions. And then, in a moment of brilliance, she created: XJ9 (a.k.a. Jenny). More mad scientist than understanding mom, Mrs. Wakeman can teach Jenny to battle almost anything that comes her way, but she's not so hot at talking about teenage stuff like clothes and boys. Mrs. Wakeman just doesn't get why Jenny would rather go to the fair than defend the Earth. But isn't having a mom who doesn't understand you, like, Rule #1 for being a teenager? Brittany and Tiffany Crust - Brit and Tiff sit securely on the top of the social hierarchy at school. Brit is the master of the putdown, and Tiff can intimidate anyone in school. All the world domination-plotting super-villians on the planet don't even come close to wielding the power these two cliqueish cousins hold in their hands, and no one is more aware of that than Jenny. But Jenny's arrival on the scene throws this tyranical twosome for a loop. Her physical power makes Tiff's intimidation impossible, and the curiosity she generates threatens Brit's center-of-attention status. Suddenly, Jenny is Brit and Tiff's public enemy number one! Unfortunately, the one thing Jenny's superpowers can't stop is her own desire to be popular! Sheldon Lee - Even though he knows he's pretty low down on the totem-poll of popularity, Sheldon is satisfied as a budding engineer and a comic book fan. And if that makes him a geek, so be it! He's quite content to spend his time perfecting mechanical projects and pouring over comics. Until he meets Jenny, that is. Jenny's the perfect combination of superhero and suped-up machine, and Sheldon falls for her-fast! He's constantly giving her gizmos and gadgets as gifts, but they never seem to do the trick. Alas, unfortunately for Sheldon, Jenny's fine with being his friend, but the thought of dating him hurts her brainwaves.moreless
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The Emperor's New School

Disney Channel (ended 2008)

Disney's The Emperor's New School, is a television series companion to the movies The Emperor's New Groove and Kronk's New Groove. This time, Kuzco must graduate school before he can claim the throne and become the official emperor. Besides passing all his classes, he has to keep thwarting attempts by the infamous Yzma and Kronk to stop him. Yzma is now disguised as the principal and Kronk is disguised as a student.moreless
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Bobby's World

FOX (ended 1998)

Follow 4-year-old Bobby Generic (pronounced GEN-er-ic!) though adventures in growing up and learning about the world in this captivating cartoon series developed by comedian Howard Mandell. Mandell provided the voice of Bobby as well as Bobby's dad and a myriad of other guest characters. Bobby's World was nominated for an Emmy and ran for seven seasons on FOX.moreless
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Transformers Prime Beast Hunters

The Hub

Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Arcee, Ratchet, Bulkhead, and the rest of the Autobots must fight against the Decepticons. Megatron is back with a new element and Team Prime must get ready for war. They must also look over Jack, Miko, and Raf, three kids who found out about the Autobots. Broadcast History: "Transformers Prime" originally aired the first two episodes of its five-part series premiere as a sneak peek airing on Friday, November 26, 2010 at 4:00pm (ET). The remaining three parts of the premiere aired the following Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 6:30pm (ET). The animated series returned on Friday, February 11, 2011 at 6:30pm (ET). The series moved to its new timeslot on Saturday, April 9, 2011 at 7:00pm (ET). On Saturday September 17, 2011, new episodes premiered at the series' new timeslot of 8:30pm (ET). Season 1 ended on October 15, 2011. The second season premiered on Saturday February 18, 2012 at 8:30pm (ET) on The Hub. New episodes continued to premiere in that timeslot until May 26, 2012. The series returned after a break with a new day and time of Fridays at 7:00pm (ET) on August 24, 2012. Season 2 ended on November 2, 2012. The third and final season, entitled "Transformers Prime: Beast Hunters", premiered Friday March 22, 2013 at 7:30pm (ET) on The Hub. New episodes currently air Fridays at 7:30pm (ET) on The Hub.moreless
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Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu

(ended 2005)

Full Metal Panic Fumoffu! Is the follow up show of Full Metal Panic! and it's set in the timeline beforeFull Metal Panic!: The Second Raid.

The show is set in an alternate reality where the cold war isn't ever yet, but this series only tells stories that hadn't had space in the first season of the original show Full Metal Panic! The show plays in Kanames world, but Sosuke is also a main character. In this series the famous Bonta-kun gets presented for the first time. All the known characters, basically Sosuke's leading officers have their own appearances in this show.

The series is set in the high school Kaname visits and Sosuke has to visit as well. The show lives of the misunderstandings between Sosuke and the "civilized world".

Technical details: Originally only 15 episodes aired, because two were held back by Japanese officials. So the network didn't air the episodes in chronological order. This guide is sorted by the DVD release and how the screenplay intended the show to be ordered.

Opening Theme: Mikuni Shimokawa - Sore ga, Ai deshou?

Ending Theme: Mikuni Shimokawa - Kimi ni Fuku Kazemoreless
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Tiny Toon Adventures

FOX (ended 1993)

Tiny Toon Adventures is basically a kid-version of the classic Warner Bros. cartoon stars and their cartoons. This show is hosted by Buster and Babs Bunny (No relation!) and their friends Plucky Duck, an egotistical power crazy duck much like Daffy Duck, and Hamton Pig, a shy, kind-hearted pig with low self-esteem but just like Porky Pig, but is a Neat Freak. The toons are constantly terrorized by Dizzy Devil, a purple version of Taz; Elmyra Duff, a dangerously childish, animal loving freak of nature which makes any animal who comes near her run; and lastly, we have rich kid Montana Max, who goes by the philosophy that rich people never pay and hates everyone and everything. The toons get their vast cartoon smarts from the Acme Looniversity school, with the famous Warner Bros. cartoon stars as teachers. The school also had a rival as well, Perfecto Prep., a school with a reputation of cheating characters. Tiny Toon Adventures was a treasure trove of pop-culture cliches and paid homage to many of the classic Warner Bros. cartoons of yore. Currently not on TV in the U.S.A.moreless
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Shakugan No Shana

MBS (ended 2008)

Shakugan no Shana - Supernatural, Action, Romance, Comedy, Drama (May contain bloody violence, nudity & adult themes) ... It was a normal day of the life of Sakai Yuuji. When all of the sudden, his life changes when a Monster called "Tomogara" attacks him and everyone around him. He was confused and shocked because everyone around him was turned into a blue flame and being consumed by the monster. Yuuji's life was then saved by a girl in a black coat, with Burning Eyes (also known as Shakugan) and flaming red hair holding a long sword. Due to the confusion and chaotic mess Yuuji gotten into, he follows the girl with the flaming red hair and finds out the truth about everything around him. _______________________ *Season One*: J.C. Staff, 2005. Opening Theme: #1: "Hishoku no Sora" by Mami Kawada (eps 1-16) #2: "Being" by KOTOKO (eps 17-24) Ending Theme: #1: "Yowake Umare Kuru Shoujo" by Yoko Takahashi (eps 1-14) #2: "Aka no Seijaku" by Yoko Ishida (eps 15-23) #3: "Hishoku no Sora" by Mami Kawada (ep 24) *Season Two*: J.C. Staff, 2007. (Sequel) Opening Theme: #1: "JOINT" by Mami Kawada (eps 1-15) #2: "BLAZE" by KOTOKO Ending Theme: #1: "triangle" by Mami Kawada (eps 1-15) #2: "Sociometry" by KOTOKO #3: "sense" by Mami Kawada (ep 24)moreless
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Gungrave

(ended 2004)

Gungrave - Shounen, Action, Drama (May contain bloody violence, bad language & mild nudity) For Brandon Heat, death doesn't matter. Driven by his need for revenge, he returns from beyond the grave to cripple Millennion, the huge mafia organization that uses undead monsters as its enforcers. His ultimate goal will be to destroy Harry MacDowel, the leader of Millennion and, at one time, Brandon's best friend.moreless
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