List of programs broadcast by Jetix

This is a list of television programs broadcast by Jetix around the world, now known as Disney XD.

Jetix Animation Concepts

Jetix Animation Concepts, also Jetix Concepts Animation, was a brand used for animation co-produced by and for the Jetix global group by the American owner, ABC Cable Networks Group.^[1]

• A.T.O.M. (premiered January 30, 2006)^[2]
• Dragon Booster (premiered 2004)^[3][4]
• Get Ed (premiered September 19, 2005)^[5][6][7]
• Pucca (premiered 2006)^[8] - Jetix Europe co-production^[9]
• Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go! (premiered 2004)^{[1][3][4][10]}
• W.I.T.C.H. (premiered 2004)^[1][4]
• Yin Yang Yo! (premiered fall 2006)^[8][11]

Jetix original series

The following shows premiered under the Jetix brand with Toon Disney as part of their first run:

• Battle B-Daman (premiered 2005)^[12]
• Captain Flamingo (premiered 2008)^[13] - newer season and webisodes are first run on Jetix/Toon Disney.
• Digimon Data Squad (premiered 2007)^[14]
• Monster Buster Club (premiered June 9, 2008)^[15]
• Ōban Star-Racers (premiered fall 2006)^[11][16]
• Power Rangers Dino Thunder (premiered February 14, 2004 with Jetix)^{[3][17][18][19]}
• Power Rangers Jungle Fury (premiered February 18, 2008)^[20][21]
• Power Rangers Mystic Force (premiered February 20, 2006)^[22]
• Power Rangers Ninja Storm (premiered February 14, 2004 with Jetix)^[3]
• Power Rangers Operation Overdrive (premiered February 2007)^[23][24][25]
• Power Rangers S.P.D. (premiered February 7, 2005)^[26][27][28]

Marathons

• Power Rangers Generations (premiered 2005)^[29][30] – selections from previous Power Rangers shows.

India

• Tutenstein (premiered October 17, 2005)^[31]

Kazakhstan

• Gadget & the Gadgetinis
• The Secret Files of the Spydogs^[32]
• Sonic X

Latin America

• Chaotic (October 2007)^[33]
• Dragon Booster ^[34]
• Nine Dog Christmas Special (Christmas 2004) - Earthworks Entertainment^[35]
• Wolverine & the X-Men (Winter 2008)^[36]
• Grossology (TV Series) 2007-2009

Jetix US

• Astro Boy
• Avengers: United They Stand
• Batman: The Animated Series (2007^[21]–2009)
• Beyblade (2004^[17][18]–2009)
  • Beyblade G-Revolution
  • Beyblade V-Force
• Bureau of Alien Detectors
• Buzz Lightyear of Star Command
• Captain Flamingo (2007–2009)^[37]
• Chaotic (2007^[33]–2009)
• Daigunder (2006^[38][39]–2007)
• Digimon (2004^[17][18]–2009) – includes four seasons
  • Digimon Adventure^[39]
  • Digimon Adventure 02^[39]
  • Digimon Frontier^[39]
  • Digimon Tamers^[39]
• Fantastic Four^[40] (2004–2005; 2008–2009)
• Gargoyles
• The Incredible Hulk
• Iron Man
• Jackie Chan Adventures
• Kong: The Animated Series^[41]
• Legend of the Dragon ^[42]
• The Legend of Tarzan
• Medabots (season 3 premiered on Jetix, all but final episode aired)^[38]
• Mon Colle Knights^[39]
• NASCAR Racers (season 1 premiered on Jetix, but aired on Toon Disney in 2006)
• Pinky and the Brain
• Shinzo^[39] (2005–2009)
• Silver Surfer
• Silverwing
• Spider-Man
• Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends
• Spider-Man Unlimited
• Static Shock
• Superman: The Animated Series
• The Tick (2005^[40]–2009)
• X-Men
• Xyber 9: New Dawn

Jetix Europe

• Captain Flamingo (2006 premiere; at least 3 seasons)^[37]
• Hamtaro (2002) - 52 episodes; Shogakukan Production and TMS Entertainment^[43]
• Iggy Arbuckle - acquired February 2007, to be broadcast from August 2007^[44]
• Iron Kid - bought from BRB Internacional for Jetix Latin America in January 2007; it was already showing in France and Spain^[45]
• Jimmy Two-Shoes - called Jimmy Cool in some countries; co-production; April 2009 ^[46][47]
• Kid vs Kat - co-production (April 2009) ^[9]
• Magi-Nation (2008)^[48]
• Pretty Cure (October 14, 2006 on Jetix Max Spain) - Toei Animation^[49]
• World of Quest (2008)^[48]

See also

• List of final programming by Fox Kids

References

External links

• Jetix Animation Concepts - The Big Cartoon Database listing
• Jetix Concept Animation at the Internet Movie Database
• Jetix Europe Channels at the Internet Movie Database
• Jetix [gb] at the Internet Movie Database