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Originally Posted by wyxmir
The greatest thing to ever happen to TV in my life time has come to an end after 11 years. When i first heard that Cartoon Network canceled Toonami i felt like a javeline had just gone straight into my chest. Toonami is what introduced me to anime in the first place and it was probably the most entertaining part of my childhood. It became a routine, i would go home watch Toonami for a couple hours then go on with my life. I mean my sole entertainment was Yu Yu Hakusho and DBZ for a long time. Toonami was like my retreat from the real world where i could just sit and relax and have no worries.
Sure some of you may say i was a little obsessed, which i was, but it was fun.
I may not have watched it much for a while. But it still holds a special place in my memories, no action block on TV can ever replace the greatness Toonami once had. Sure it started to go downhill in recent years but it was just about the only way for people to watch dubbed anime, short of buying it, for the longest time i can remember.
This is where i pay my respects to something that shaped my interests for the past 11 years.
Toonami
March 17, 1997 - September 20, 2008
R.I.P.
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I totally agree with you, I watched Toonami for the entire time that it held a position on CartoonNetwork. It introduced me to anime (DBZ, Yu-Yu Hakusho, Tenchi Muyo) and has given me irreplaceable memories. I was faithful till the bitter end, even though the in the last fleeting years their quailty dwindled. I would personally like to know what did Toonami in, because I would have a few choice words for the people behind it no matter what the cause was. But what's done is done and nothing can be done about it now. I hope CartoonNetwork will never try to replace Toonami, because nothing could ever surpass such an epic action programing block. But it doesn't concern me any more because I no longer have any reason to watch anything on CartoonNetwork; they have lost me as a viewer. The only reason I turn it to that channel anymore is for Adultswime; the good anime on Saturdays, which is from 1am untill I feel like going to bed, and I'll keep it like that untill Adultswim changes up their programing or CartoonNetwork stops sucking. I only wish that Toonami could have had a tv channel all to themselves, but that is a fleating, unrealistic dream that will never come to fruition. Okay then enough of these dejecting feelings back to watching anime!