In the month of love, Boomerang across Europe will be adding a dedicated preschool block Cartoonito with territories such as Asia expected to get it within the next 2 month while other parts of the region have it on Cartoon Network.
Of course, in these strings of announcements EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) and CEE (Central Eastern Europe) are absent as both wait on WarnerMedia to update consumers over the potential launch of Cartoonito.
During this time, there's been a rumors part of which came from Kidscreen with the other Canal+ that Cartoonito will be launching as a linear channel to replace a brand like Boomerang I mean other parts of Europe have it as a block so the idea doesn't seem far fetched at this point.
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Recently, Canal+ removed Cartoonito from their website and added Boomerang's logo as the change didn't happen as advertised. Either, they recieved the wrong info, date or based their suspicion on Latin America (again it wouldn't make sense to think such as Canal+ have several other channels to focus on so why waste energy on one brand).
According to a source, Cartoonito is not expected in CEE until at least April 30th and won't be available on weekends on Boomerang similar to EMEA's past carnation implying that Cartoon Network will likely fill up that position as seen in the UK and Latin America.
The date kind of checks out as my sources don't highlight the brand in the following month so Cartoonito might arrive in EMEA between May and June/July as the people incharge of these channels also operate in CEE and the UK.
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Cartoonito has plenty of time to enter the market I mean there's only one original series as the rest of the content is licensed by other studios. The question would only boil down to the markets that are waiting alongside these regions for Cartoonito.
Is it possible Boomerang will air more of the content coming to Cartoonito as viewers wait I mean doing that would only make it easier to kill off the channel. It doesn't look like the brand will get anything aside from what's currently available.
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