History Creator / ToonDisney

* ''WesternAnimation/{{DTV}}''

However, in later years, Toon Disney became more (in)famous for its severe case of NetworkDecay, and the process that led to its overhaul. On February 14, 2004, Jetix, the result of Disney buying out {{Creator/Saban|Entertainment}} and Creator/FoxKids, which aired in prime-time.

However, in later years, Toon Disney became more (in)famous for its severe case of NetworkDecay, and the process that led to its overhaul. On February 14, 2004, Jetix, the result of Disney buying out {{Creator/Saban|Entertainment}} and Creator/FoxKids, began airing in prime-time, consisting of dubbed anime that had nothing to do with Disney other than being owned by the company and, of all things, ''Franchise/PowerRangers'', which certainly wasn't ''exactly'' a cartoon.

In 2008, Disney announced that, due to the channel's demographic preferring to instead watch Creator/CartoonNetwork and Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} they were dropping Toon Disney and replacing it with an all-boys' network called Creator/DisneyXD, come February 13, 2009. In other words, Toon Disney effectively became Jetix in all but name. However, as time has passed, Disney XD now has a heavy animation focus again, though with new content produced specifically for the channel.

However, in later years, Toon Disney became more (in)famous for its severe case of NetworkDecay, and the process that led to its overhaul. On February 14, 2004, Jetix, the result of Disney buying out {{Creator/Saban|Entertainment}} and Creator/FoxKids, 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, ''Franchise/PowerRangers'', which certainly wasn't ''exactly'' a cartoon.

* ''Franchise/{{Marsupilami}}''

In 1997, it became apparent to Creator/{{Disney}} that the company had so many cartoons in its archives, and too many cartoons to put on the Creator/DisneyChannel's growing schedule, that they decided to make a Creator/CartoonNetwork 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 Creator/DicEntertainment) was officially launched.

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

* ''The Incredible Hulk'' (1996 series)

* ''Literature/{{Madeline}}''

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 DisneyChannel that had ''not even been canceled yet''. The channel then began airing live-action movies (a trait that would soon taint Creator/CartoonNetwork as well), soon adding ''TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody'' 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 ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'', ''WesternAnimation/PinkyAndTheBrain'', and ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'', completely ignoring the fact that those cartoons were produced by Disney's biggest competitor, WarnerBros

In 2008, Disney announced that, due to the channel's demographic preferring to instead watch Creator/CartoonNetwork and Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} they were dropping Toon Disney and replacing it with an all-boys' network called Creator/DisneyXD, come February 13, 2009. In other words, Toon Disney has effectively become Jetix, albeit without the Jetix name[[note]]Ironically, Disney XD now has a heavy animation focus again, though with new content produced specifically for the network[[/note]].

Not to be confused with [=DisneyToon=], which is a Disney's animation studio.

* ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}''

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

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 DisneyChannel's growing schedule, that they decided to make a Creator/CartoonNetwork 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 Creator/DicEntertainment) was officially launched.

However, in later years, Toon Disney became more (in)famous for its severe case of NetworkDecay, and the process that led to its overhaul. On February 14, 2004, Jetix, the result of Disney buying out [[Creator/SabanEntertainment Saban]] and Creator/FoxKids, 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, ''Franchise/PowerRangers'', which certainly wasn't ''exactly'' a cartoon.

* ''WesternAnimation/MonsterBusterClub''
* ''Manga/{{Naruto}} Shippuden''
* ''NoddysToylandAdventures'' (originally broadcast 5 years before, in Britain only)

* ''Disney/{{Hercules}}: The Series''

* ''WesternAnimation/{{X-Men}}''

* ''Jungle Cubs''

However, in later years, Toon Disney became more (in)famous for its severe case of NetworkDecay, and the process that led to its overhaul. On February 14, 2004, {{Jetix}}, the result of Disney buying out [[Creator/SabanEntertainment Saban]] and Creator/FoxKids, 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, ''PowerRangers'', which certainly wasn't ''exactly'' a cartoon.

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