Cartoon Network confirms beloved channel isn’t dead

All Cartoon Network fans can breathe a sigh of relief. Channels that have been loved since childhood are going nowhere. On Friday, October 14, #RIPCartoonNetwork started trending on his Twitter. This comes after another layoff was announced as the newly formed company at Warner Bros. Television. warner bros discovery We are in the process of merging departments. According to news involving a consolidation within the animation department. varietyCartoon Network viewers dreaded the home of classics like The Powerpuff Girls, Dexter’s Laboratory, and Adventure Time.

Rumors about the channel’s possible demise grew so large that the network official twitter account He responded cheerfully to the rumors. “We are not dead. Just turned 30 😂” he tweeted on the channel’s official account, “To our fans: we are not going anywhere. We are loved It has been your home for innovative comics.

Cartoon Network continued to joke about the news Tweet Reaction to discovering “dead” via social media. “When the internet says you’re dead but you’re sitting here like 👁️👄👁️,” the tweet read. shared a video featuring characters from The Amazing World of Gumball. The caption read, “POV: When I found out about my obituary on Twitter 🤔?️”.

Heartbroken millennials and Gen Z viewers were quick to celebrate the news that Cartoon Network is sticking around to offer more original anime series for future generations. 1 a fan tweeted“I love that they’re in on the meme at this point 🤣👍 Belatedly enjoy the 30th CN. Enjoy the 30th CN even more!” add one more“We were worried about you 😭.”

POV: When I found out about the obituary on Twitter🤔!?#husband #Cartoon Network #Cartoonnetworkstudios #still alive #30 And prosper #gumball #theamazingworldofgumball #SaturdayVibes #Saturday Motivation pic.twitter.com/GW61wca5Er

— Cartoon Network (@cartoonnetwork) October 15, 2022

in the meantime Restructuring of Warner Bros. Discovery is very real and Cartoon Network continues to thrive. This is good news for nostalgic fans of the channel.