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Originally Posted by MOONPHASE
Johnny Test really isn’t technically a Cartoon Network series. It aired on Kids WB before it ran on Cartoon Network plus being a Canadian series that wasn’t made like Ed, Edd n Eddy, it is really more of a Teletoon series. But I suppose once Kids WB dropped the series in the U.S., it was more promoted by Cartoon Network.
But if something like that still counts then maybe could add Bakugan Battle Brawlers. Japanese Anime that aired on TV Tokyo but heavily promoted by Cartoon Network outside Japan except for Canada where it aired on Teletoon.
IGPX also counts since it is Japanese Anime that Cartoon Network created for Toonami. I know could also say the FLCL sequels but that’s Adult Swim which makes it a you could put those in but it’s the Adult Swim portion. IGPX though was back when Toonami was on the Cartoon Network portion of the channel.
Thundercats (2011) and Beware The Batman are also Cartoon Network series.
Powerpuff Girls Z another TV Tokyo Anime but Cartoon Network and Boomerang promoted it for most countries outside of Japan. It however has never been seen in the U.S. despite having an English Dub made in Canada.
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Ah, semantics, semantics.
I threw Johnny Test in there because I feel it's heavily associated with the CN 'brand', Warner Bros. was involved with the series, heck, the DVD boxes have the CN logo on them:
(This is also why I included Total Drama despite it also being a Canadian import - Total Drama Island's DVD set was actually released by Warner with the same CN branding as an in-house production)
Just double-checked and Bakugan also had CN branding on the DVDs. Welp, that meets my criteria! I might as well add it.
Both anime and Adult Swim are a bit outside my personal wheelhouse, to be honest. Maybe I'll go digging around and make an Adult Swim list at some point, but wouldn't be surprised if it's been covered more thoroughly elsewhere. Adult animation does seem a bit more popular.
Thanks for the input!
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Originally Posted by Bubbles-11
I'd love to get Madman's releases but i've heard they are edited & in PAL pitch...
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Edited in what way?
Some are in PAL pitch but most of their more recent sets are in NTSC. They are, of course,
region-locked; you'll need a region-free DVD player.