FUNimation Channel

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FUNimation Channel
Image:Funimation Channel.jpg
Type television network
Country United States
Availability    United States (cable)/(UHF)
Founder (as independent company)
Gen Fukunaga
Owner FUNimation Entertainment
(Navarre Corporation)
Key people Gen Fukunaga, CEO of FUNimation Entertainment
Launch date September 29, 2005
Past names n/a brand = "FUNimation"
Website Funimation Channel

The FUNimation Channel is a 24-hour anime network that showcases some of FUNimation's properties. OlympuSAT[1] was chosen as the exclusive distributor of the network. The FUNimation channel is North America's second 24-hour dubbed anime cable outlet, the first being ADV Films' The Anime Network.

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Shortly before the Navarre acquisition, FUNimation conducted a survey on its website asking the fans what they thought about a 24-hour anime cable network. Several months passed and Navarre had completed its acquisition of FUNimation before the company announced The Funimation Channel.

This channel is currently available on the C-Band 4Dtv System on Galaxy 23, VCN 802. Viewers with digital sets in the New York area may also pick up the channel from WRNN-TV on Channel 48-3.

On March 23, 2006, FUNimation announced that in addition to the Funimation Channel, it will be launching a 4-hour syndicated anime block. On April 8, 2006, the block was added to CoLours TV. The shows are in their dubbed form. As of October 8, 2007, the weeknight block's hours were cut from 4 hours to 2 hours, same thing for the weekend block as of October 13, 2007.

Monday - Friday
  • 10:00PM - Case Closed
  • 10:30PM - Dragon Ball
  • 11:00PM - Slayers
  • 11:30PM - Kodocha
Saturday - Sunday
  • 10:00PM - Yu Yu Hakusho
  • 10:30PM - Kiddy Grade
  • 11:00PM - Blue Gender
  • 11:30PM - Tenchi Muyo! GXP

Calls Channel Branding Format Market/Market Rank Timeslot Owner
Cable Networks
D* 9407
GTCN 91
CoLours TV Multicultural United States Weeknights & Weekends
10P-12A ET
Black Star Communications
Terrestrial Stations
KBTV-CA 8 (UHF) analog
Comcast 238
KBTV 8 Multicultural Sacramento-Stockton-Modesto, CA / 20 Weekdays
3:30-5 PM
Tower of Babel Broadcasting
WRGT-DT2 30.2 (UHF) digital My TV Dayton General/My Network TV Dayton, OH / 58 Monday-Friday
1-3 AM
Cunningham Broadcasting
(LMA: Sinclair Broadcasting)
WRNN-DT3 48.3 (UHF) digital New York, NY / 1 24/7 WRNN License Company, LLC
WSYX-DT3 13.2 (UHF) digital My TV Columbus General/My Network TV Columbus, OH / 32 Monday-Friday
1-3 AM
Sinclair Broadcasting

  • Seattle: KHCV; dropped for GnF-TV; later replaced with AAT Television.
  • Los Angeles: KSCI: discontinued its affiliation in June 2007.
  • Honolulu: KIKU: discontinued its affiliation in September 2007.

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