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https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2019-10-20/one-piece-anime-english-dub-to-return-with-episode-575/.152432

Here’s The Complete List of Movies & TV Shows Coming to Disney+ on Launch Day: https://www.slashfilm.com/disney-movies-and-tv-shows-list/

The Galar region will be the next Ash will visit after Alola I am guessing

I thought Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz had the rest of season 2 and 3 to release still Yabba Dabba Dinosaurs hasnt been released yet '

Not everything is on boomerang at vrv yet. I just checked not all the movies are there yet for 1 thing

Cancel your boomerang.com subscription then

I wonder if in time DC Universe will be added to VRV as well I am also hoping VRV will be offically be available in Australia as well soon. At the moment I am using smartdnsproxy to access it unoffically

Classic animation streaming service – Boomerang owned by Turner and Warner Bros. (within AT&T’s WarnerMedia group) will be launching on the multi-service streaming platform – VRV on Tuesday 13th November. VRV is also owned by WarnerMedia, via Otter Media and via its subsidiary – Ellation, Otter Media became fully owned by WarnerMedia in August 2018. VRV users will be able to subscribe to Boomerang for $4.99 per month or to VRV’s complete collection of streaming services — including Boomerang, Ellation’s Crunchyroll, Nickelodeon’s NickSplat, Otter Media’s Rooster Teeth and six other services for only $9.99 per month. The Boomerang streaming service has a library of more than 3,000 cartoons featuring productions from Hanna-Barbera, Warner Bros. Animation, Cartoon Network Studios and MGM, including Courage the Cowardly Dog, Scooby-Doo, Tom & Jerry, Bugs Bunny, The Jetsons, and The Flintstones. Boomerang is also home to new animated shows such as Dorothy and The Wizard of Oz, Wacky Races, Bunnicula and Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. Boomerang has also recently announced that the new Care Bears animated series – Care Bears: Unlock the Magic will be joining the service, and also a remastered version of the Garfield and Friends animated series. Ever since the AT&T takeover of Time Warner (now WarnerMedia) in June, the company have been heavily restructuring their digital streaming businesses. As a result of the takeover, the Korean, Chinese and Japanese entertainment streaming service – DramaFever closed on 19th October, with Turner Classic Movies streaming service – FilmStruck also due to close on the 29th November. Despite these closures, WarnerMedia has promised that they will launch a streaming service in the fourth quarter of 2019 that will feature the company’s films, television series, documentaries and animation all in one place.

Crunchyroll and FUNimation Entertainment announced on Thursday that their partnership to share content will end on Friday, November 9. The streaming channel bundle service VRV, owned by Crunchyroll parent company Ellation, also announced that it will no longer have the FunimationNow streaming service as part of its VRV Premium Subscription, or as an individual channel subscription, as of November 9. Instead, the bundle will add the HIDIVE streaming service. According to a memo to Funimation staff from Funimation's president and CEO Gen Fukunaga, FunimationNow subscribers will gain access to the subtitled versions of "several hundred" titles on November 9, but will lose a "handful" of dubbed titles. Crunchyroll also noted that a number of titles will leave both services, and that the companies will update later on which titles will be impacted. Crunchyroll clarified, however, that currently-airing simulcasts and series that premiered during the partnership (including Attack on Titan and My Hero Academia) will still be available on Crunchyroll, and all planned home video releases will still ship as scheduled. Fukunaga also said that all titles licensed during the partnership will still be shared between the two companies. Crunchyroll explained that the partnership is ending because "Funimation has decided to go their separate way." Fukunaga explained that Funimation's decision to end the partnership was due to its acquisition by Sony Pictures Television Networks last year, as Sony is investing in Funimation to make it a "global sub and dub anime brand." Fukunaga said that the partnership "ended amicably this month." Crunchyroll and Funimation first announced their partnership in September 2016. As part of the partnership, many English-subtitled versions of anime moved from Funimation's streaming service to Crunchyroll, leaving Funimation with the English-dubbed versions. The companies would license titles for simulcast streaming, with Crunchyroll streaming the subtitled version and Funimation streaming a simuldub. In addition, Funimation released some Crunchyroll catalog titles on home video with English dubs, and some titles digitally with English subtitles. Crunchyroll also recently underwent a change in ownership; AT&T announced in August that it has acquired all of Ellation's holding company Otter Media, a joint venture it previously co-owned with The Chernin Group. Funimation confirmed that it will begin regularly offering subtitled simulcasts beginning "as early as" the winter 2019 season. Free users will be able to watch the subtitled versions of several hundred shows, but Funimation will not relaunch its subtitle-only subscription tier. In addition, Funimation said that it expects several hundred subtitled shows to launch soon on FunimationNow in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. Funimation also hopes to offer its streaming service in non-English languages in the future.

Maybe @Koby could add it. Its upto him and the other admins remember though

Release Date is Nov 16th. No word yet for a Prince Adam/He-Man cameo or anything yet

Will Ocean do a dub of DB Super?

I am good

Are you the same @iqe from Cartoon Palace?

There is a chance Dreamworks/Netflix might premiere this at this years SDCC 2018