Toonami first arrived on Cartoon Network in 1997 and it should come as no surprise that it was far different from the Adult Swim block we know today. Initially, the programming block aired in the ...

Let's celebrate 25 years of the beloved programming block by arguing about all the wonderful anime it brought to our TVs. Reading time 2 minutes Adult Swim may have already given Toonami two new ...

In line with previous reports, Turner Broadcasting has confirmed that its 'CNX' channel will be replaced by 'Toonami' this Monday, September 8th. The channel will be found on Sky channel 621, ntl:home ...

CNX will become Toonami in September, Turner Broadcasting confirmed to Digital Spy on Thursday evening. The channel, which was originally aimed at males between 16-34 and featured a mix of anime, ...

Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood Waris finally coming to TV, and it’s becoming another stellar part of Toonami’s lineup. Even at anime’s lowest point of popularity, Bleach remained a constant for fans, and ...

For many anime fans, "The Changing of the Toonami Schedule" is starting to feel like a monthly thing–which in a way is a good thing since it should prepare them for the next change, starting Saturday, ...

Toonami has been a staple of Cartoon Network's programming since 1997, and this year is celebrating its 25th anniversary. A combination of the words "cartoon" and "tsunami," the tiny themed spot ...

My memories are full of afterschool anime, cool promo videos, and blank VHS tapes meticulously labeled with specific episodes. There are so many shows I was ...

We owe it all to Toonami. While anime spent decades arriving on western shores in irregular stages — and often with new titles, like Astro Boy, Speed Racer and Battle of the Planets, which scrubbed ...

In case you need to get caught up, Adult Swim's Toonami used to run these on-air "Fan Art" appreciation bumpers as a way of honoring the late-night anime programming block's viewers and their artistic ...

In 2024, you can’t throw a stone without hitting an anime fan — not literally, of course. But what once felt like an exclusive club has become a mainstream, global phenomenon, appearing on everything ...