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In 1997, it became apparent to [[Disney]] that the company had so many cartoons in its archives, and too many cartoons to put on the [[Disney Channel]]'s growing schedule, that they decided to make a [[Cartoon Network]] of their own. On April 18, 1998, the day of the Disney Channel's 15th birthday, Toon Disney, a 24-hour home to all Disney cartoons that had been made at the time (and some they had acquired, mostly by [[DiC Entertainment]]) was officially launched.
In 1997, it became apparent to [[Disney]] that the company had so many cartoons in its archives, and too many cartoons to put on the [[Disney Channel]]'s growing schedule, that they decided to make a [[Cartoon Network]] of their own. On April 18, 1998, the day of the Disney Channel's 15th birthday, Toon Disney, a 24-hour home to all Disney cartoons that had been made at the time (and some they had acquired, mostly by [[DiC Entertainment]]) was officially launched.


Initially, the main focus of Toon Disney's line-up went to the cartoons that had been around right when it started up, the [[Classic Disney Shorts]] and the syndicated weekday afternoon shows that had been featured on [[The Disney Afternoon]], along with their Saturday morning fare. As time went on, shows from Disney's more recent children's programming block, Disney's One Saturday Morning on [[ABC]], soon joined the channel as well, and thus certain changes were made to balance the schedule between the two eras of Disney TV cartoons.
Initially, the main focus of Toon Disney's line-up went to the cartoons that had been around right when it started up, the [[Classic Disney Shorts]] and the syndicated weekday afternoon shows that had been featured on [[The Disney Afternoon]], along with their Saturday morning fare. As time went on, shows from Disney's more recent children's programming block, Disney's One Saturday Morning on [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]], soon joined the channel as well, and thus certain changes were made to balance the schedule between the two eras of Disney TV cartoons.


However, in recent years, Toon Disney became more (in)famous for its severe case of [[Network Decay]], and the process that led to its overhaul. On February 14, 2004, [[Jetix]], the result of Disney buying out Saban and Fox Kids, began airing in prime-time, consisting of [[Macekre|poorly-dubbed anime]] that had nothing to do with Disney other than being owned by the company and, of all things, ''[[Power Rangers]]'', which certainly wasn't ''exactly'' a cartoon.
However, in recent years, Toon Disney became more (in)famous for its severe case of [[Network Decay]], and the process that led to its overhaul. On February 14, 2004, [[Jetix]], the result of Disney buying out Saban and Fox Kids, began airing in prime-time, consisting of [[Macekre|poorly-dubbed anime]] that had nothing to do with Disney other than being owned by the company and, of all things, ''[[Power Rangers]]'', which certainly wasn't ''exactly'' a cartoon.


At first, Jetix was only a two-hour block (that also aired on ABC Family; they dropped it after two years), but the block chose to expand themselves and took up more and more of the networks' hours. Because of Jetix's expanding, the old Disney cartoons that once made up the majority of the channel's schedule were all dropped one by one in favor of running contemporary shows from the regular [[Disney Channel]] that had ''not even been canceled yet''. The channel then began airing live-action movies (a trait that would soon taint [[Cartoon Network]] as well), soon adding ''[[The Suite Life of Zack and Cody]]'' to their regular schedule as well. In the Jetix programming, Toon Disney ran reruns of cartoons based on Marvel Comics superheroes, most likely to cash in on [[The Movie|The Movies]] that the characters were now starring in. In addition, Jetix picked up reruns of ''[[Batman: The Animated Series|Batman the Animated Series]]'', ''[[Pinky and The Brain]]'', and ''[[Superman: The Animated Series|Superman the Animated Series]]'', completely ignoring the fact that those cartoons were produced by Disney's biggest competitor, [[Warner Bros]]
At first, Jetix was only a two-hour block (that also aired on ABC Family; they dropped it after two years), but the block chose to expand themselves and took up more and more of the networks' hours. Because of Jetix's expanding, the old Disney cartoons that once made up the majority of the channel's schedule were all dropped one by one in favor of running contemporary shows from the regular [[Disney Channel]] that had ''not even been canceled yet''. The channel then began airing live-action movies (a trait that would soon taint [[Cartoon Network]] as well), soon adding ''[[The Suite Life of Zack and Cody]]'' to their regular schedule as well. In the Jetix programming, Toon Disney ran reruns of cartoons based on Marvel Comics superheroes, most likely to cash in on [[The Movie]]s that the characters were now starring in. In addition, Jetix picked up reruns of ''[[Batman: The Animated Series|Batman the Animated Series]]'', ''[[Pinky and The Brain]]'', and ''[[Superman: The Animated Series|Superman the Animated Series]]'', completely ignoring the fact that those cartoons were produced by Disney's biggest competitor, [[Warner Bros]]


In 2008, Disney announced that, due to the channel's demographic preferring to instead watch [[Cartoon Network]] and [[Nickelodeon]] they were dropping Toon Disney and replacing it with an all-boys' network called [[Disney XD]], come February 13, 2009. In other words, Toon Disney has effectively become Jetix, albeit without the Jetix name.
In 2008, Disney announced that, due to the channel's demographic preferring to instead watch [[Cartoon Network]] and [[Nickelodeon]] they were dropping Toon Disney and replacing it with an all-boys' network called [[Disney XD]], come February 13, 2009. In other words, Toon Disney has effectively become Jetix, albeit without the Jetix name.
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* ''[[Dave the Barbarian]]''
* ''[[Dave the Barbarian]]''
* ''Disney's [[Doug]]''
* ''Disney's [[Doug]]''
* ''[[DuckTales]]''
* ''[[DuckTales (1987)]]''
* ''[[The Emperor's New School|The Emperors New School]]''
* ''[[The Emperor's New School|The Emperors New School]]''
* ''[[Fillmore]]''
* ''[[Fillmore!]]''
* ''[[Gargoyles]]''
* ''[[Gargoyles]]''
* ''[[Goof Troop]]''
* ''[[Goof Troop]]''
* ''[[Hercules (Disney film)|Hercules]]: The Series''
* ''[[Hercules (1997 film)|Hercules]]: The Series''
* ''[[House of Mouse]]''
* ''[[House of Mouse]]''
* ''Jungle Cubs''
* ''Jungle Cubs''
* ''[[Kim Possible]]''
* ''[[Kim Possible]]''
* ''[[The Legend of Tarzan]]''
* ''[[The Legend of Tarzan]]''
* ''[[Lilo and Stitch: The Series|Lilo and Stitch The Series]]''
* ''[[Lilo & Stitch: The Series|Lilo and Stitch The Series]]''
* ''[[The Little Mermaid (animation)|The Little Mermaid]]''
* ''[[The Little Mermaid (animation)|The Little Mermaid]]''
* ''[[Lloyd in Space]]''
* ''[[Lloyd in Space]]''
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* ''[[Ultimate Book of Spells]]''
* ''[[Ultimate Book of Spells]]''
* ''[[X-Men (animation)|X-Men]]''
* ''[[X-Men (animation)|X-Men]]''
* ''[[What a Mess]]''
* ''[[What-a-Mess]]''
* ''[[Yin Yang Yo!|Yin Yang Yo]]''
* ''[[Yin Yang Yo!|Yin Yang Yo]]''


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RIP 1998-2009


In 1997, it became apparent to Disney that the company had so many cartoons in its archives, and too many cartoons to put on the Disney Channel's growing schedule, that they decided to make a Cartoon Network of their own. On April 18, 1998, the day of the Disney Channel's 15th birthday, Toon Disney, a 24-hour home to all Disney cartoons that had been made at the time (and some they had acquired, mostly by DiC Entertainment) was officially launched.

Initially, the main focus of Toon Disney's line-up went to the cartoons that had been around right when it started up, the Classic Disney Shorts and the syndicated weekday afternoon shows that had been featured on The Disney Afternoon, along with their Saturday morning fare. As time went on, shows from Disney's more recent children's programming block, Disney's One Saturday Morning on ABC, soon joined the channel as well, and thus certain changes were made to balance the schedule between the two eras of Disney TV cartoons.

However, in recent years, Toon Disney became more (in)famous for its severe case of Network Decay, and the process that led to its overhaul. On February 14, 2004, Jetix, the result of Disney buying out Saban and Fox Kids, began airing in prime-time, consisting of poorly-dubbed anime that had nothing to do with Disney other than being owned by the company and, of all things, Power Rangers, which certainly wasn't exactly a cartoon.

At first, Jetix was only a two-hour block (that also aired on ABC Family; they dropped it after two years), but the block chose to expand themselves and took up more and more of the networks' hours. Because of Jetix's expanding, the old Disney cartoons that once made up the majority of the channel's schedule were all dropped one by one in favor of running contemporary shows from the regular Disney Channel that had not even been canceled yet. The channel then began airing live-action movies (a trait that would soon taint Cartoon Network as well), soon adding The Suite Life of Zack and Cody to their regular schedule as well. In the Jetix programming, Toon Disney ran reruns of cartoons based on Marvel Comics superheroes, most likely to cash in on The Movies that the characters were now starring in. In addition, Jetix picked up reruns of Batman the Animated Series, Pinky and The Brain, and Superman the Animated Series, completely ignoring the fact that those cartoons were produced by Disney's biggest competitor, Warner Bros

In 2008, Disney announced that, due to the channel's demographic preferring to instead watch Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon they were dropping Toon Disney and replacing it with an all-boys' network called Disney XD, come February 13, 2009. In other words, Toon Disney has effectively become Jetix, albeit without the Jetix name.

Disney cartoons that have aired on Toon Disney:

Non-Disney cartoons that came on Toon Disney/Jetix/Disney XD:

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