Toonami has had quite the long history with the Dragon Ball franchise, as the programming block helped to put Dragon Ball Z ...

While Toonami still exists today, it has continued more as a late-night block catered towards teens and adults. The classic ...

On March 17, 1997, Toonami introduced a new programming block on Cartoon Network with a specific focus on action cartoons to replace Super Adventures. Given that nobody was doing action like ...

When Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim recently announced the return of Toonami, a long running programming block dedicated mostly to Japanese animation, anime lovers took notice. With classic titl ...

For those from or adjacent to the ‘90s, the word Toonami will surely evoke a sense of nostalgia. The programming block, which was created for Cartoon Network on March 17, 1997, was unlike ...

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 ...

Here’s how it works. Talk to almost any American anime fan today, and chances are they'll have something good to say about Toonami. Cartoon Network's animation block arrived in 1997, dedicating ...

Toonami is an extension of the network's push ... "It was the total immersion cartoon with an online component -- interactive television that was live online while we were on the air, and an ...

When Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim recently announced the return of Toonami, a long running programming block dedicated mostly to Japanese animation, anime lovers took notice. With classic titl ...