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by martino on April 27, 2006
anime and action cartoon lovers are about to get an injection of programming formerly unavailable in the U.S., thanks to a joint broadband TV venture between Turner Broadcasting's Cartoon Network and San Francisco-based anime licenser VIZ Media.
The service, titled Toonami Jetstream, launches July 17 and will provide on-demand full-length streaming episodes of current domestic hits such as "Naruto" and "Samurai Jack" as well as new-to-the-U.S. programs "Hikaru No Go," "MAR" and "The Prince of Tennis." Turner, which is part of Time Warner, will sell advertising on the offering.
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This cartoons have to much violence displayed. You can end up in a trauma recovery center and this is not good for our children: http://www.casapalmera.com
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