Qubo Fantasy Schedules

[Sketch]

If Qubo is a party and Qubo is for everyone then how about some Qubo schedule suggestions?

[Jeff Harris]

When you have a group of many diverse voices working together, one voice shouldn't dominate the entire conversation. Corus, Nelvana's parent company, learned that the hard way last season when they brought two educational/family-friendly shows (Rescue Heroes and Pippi Longstocking), new-to-qubo episodes of network favorites (Babar and Jacob Two-Two), and three older kid-friendly shows (Being Ian, Class of the Titans, and Spliced) to the lineup. While the educational/family-friendly shows and network favorites remain on the network today and will, in all likelihood, remain in the 2010-11 season, the trio of older kid-skewering shows were yanked less than a month after they debuted, which is a shame considering they were some of the most entertaining shows on the entire qubo block. This was largely due to the interference of the majority owner, ION Media.

Unfair? You bet, and considering they provide none of the actual content for the network, it kind of seems unfortunate they're controlling the direction of the lineup. It's a kids' network. It doesn't have to be educational and morally correct all the time. They want to build an audience"? Utilize the best of Corus, Nelvana, Classic Media, NBC Universal, and Scholastic. Unlike the haphazzard set-it-and-forget-it lineup they currently have, I'd run qubo like a real channel. A family network for every member, not just the youngest (who aren't entertained by late nights anyway).

And here's how I'd program the network:

Weekdays (All Times Eastern)

6 AM: Sitting Ducks/Pecola
6:30 AM: 321 Penguins!
7 AM - Gofrette
7:30 AM - Willa's Wild Life
8 AM - Zula Patrol
8:30 AM - Casper and Friends

If I could, I'd get Mallory Lewis and Lamb-Chop to host the preschool morning block, and make it commercial-free throughout:

9 AM - Maisy
9:15 AM - Postman Pat
9:30 AM - Boo
9:45 AM - Gerald McBoing Boing
10 AM - Turbo Dogs
10:30 AM - Clifford the Big Red Dog
11 AM - The Magic School Bus
11:30 AM - Sammy's Story Shop
12 PM - My Friend Rabbit
12:15 PM - Rolie Polie Olie
12:30 PM - Seven Little Monsters
12:45 PM - Elliot Moose

1 PM - Rocky and Bullwinkle
1:30 PM - Underdog
2 PM - Fat Albert
2:30 PM - Miss BG
3 PM - Jacob Two-Two
3:30 PM - Maya and Miguel
4 PM - Rescue Heroes
4:30 PM - The Adventures of Tintin
5 PM - George of the Jungle (2000s)
5:30 PM - Richie Rich (2000s)
6 PM - Babar
6:30 PM - The Magic School Bus

7 PM - Qubo Family Movie

9 PM
Mondays - Famous Dog Lassie
Tuesdays - The Mysteries of Alfred Hedgehog
Wednesdays - Pearlie
Thursdays - The Secret World of Og
Fridays - Class of the Titans

9:30 PM - Maya and Miguel
10 PM - Jacob Two-Two
10:30 PM - The Adventures of Tintin

11 PM - Exo-Squad
11:30 PM - The New Woody Woodpecker Show
12 AM - Casper (1990s)
12:30 AM - Rocky and Bullwinkle
1 AM - Underdog
1:30 AM - Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales

2 AM - Maisy
2:15 AM - Postman Pat
2:30 AM - Boo
2:45 AM - Gerald McBoing Boing
3 AM - Turbo Dogs
3:30 AM - Clifford the Big Red Dog
4 AM - The Magic School Bus
4:30 AM - Sammy's Story Shop
5 AM- My Friend Rabbit
5:15 AM - Rolie Polie Olie
5:30 PM - Seven Little Monsters
5:45 PM - Elliot Moose

[Sketch]

And this is why I'm glad you joined the forum because with channel's like The Hub and Qubo I don't even know where to begin.

[Jeff Harris]

May 25, 2010 16:06:48 GMT -5 Sketch said:

And this is why I'm glad you joined the forum because with channel's like The Hub and Qubo I don't even know where to begin.

Thanks.

All I've been doing was looking around at the basic make-up of the networks and the third-parties that are programming for the network. In the case of qubo, there aren't any third-parties airing shows yet (they have a couple for the fall season like Animal Exploration from Litton and some construction show from TV Ontario), and the bulk of the lineup is from the owners of the network with the exception ION (they just own the channel space and largely dictates the network's direction).

The thing is there are a LOT of shows the partners can offer qubo but won't, and they would easily fit the E/I standards (though truth be told, they only have to show three hours of E/I per week per FCC mandate. This is just overkill. For example:

Scholastic - Clifford the Big Red Dog (it could be leaving PBS soon, and with its massive amount of episodes [65 + 39 additional episodes of Clifford's Puppy Days that could easily blend into the show], a daily qubo run would work), Maya and Miguel (same deal, another 65-episode series), Magic School Bus (a 52-episode series made with fellow qubo partner Nelvana that IS coming to qubo this fall), Wishbone, Goosebumps, Animorphs, and Baby-Sitters Club could all come to qubo one day.

Nelvana/Corus's library of shows is massive, as is Classic Media's. Why Tintin, Rolie Polie Olie, Casper, Rocky and Bullwinkle, Underdog, Basil Brush, Where's Waldo?, Lassie, Fat Albert, and others aren't on qubo is beyond me. But they're putting stuff like He-Man and Bravestarr on weekend afternoons for some odd reason. It'd be nicer if they brought back Being Ian, COTT, and Spliced.

Also, I'm curious why they haven't put a weekly or nightly family movie night on qubo in the first place. NBC Universal is a major partner in qubo, airing the block on two of their broadcast networks, and they have a huge library of family-friendly films that could be put in a package, as does Classic Media, Scholastic, and Nelvana/Corus. It would be one of the best uses of their resources. Plus, as ION has done with other studios like Warner Bros. and Fox, they could also acquire film packages just for the network.

I'm not a fan of channels that are on auto-run like qubo and Boomerang are. I'm an active guy. Qubo needs to be an active network.

[Sketch]

Yeah the 3rd parties really should have a greater interest and I like you dislike a stagnant network and would like to see grander things become of DXD, Nicktoons Network, Qubo, Boomerang and of course Cartoon Network though they're not really stagnant.

[Jeff Harris]

And the thing is there are many, many, many third-party companies just willing to almost give away shows to networks. The Big Three (Nick, Disney Channel, and Cartoon Network) are so picky and have their go-to studios. It's akin to most-favored nation status. Nick, for a while, went with Animation Collective in the US and Nelvana globally. Disney went with BKN, Marathon, and DiC. Cartoon Network went with Viz, Funimation, and nowadays, 4Kids and Fresh TV. Most of the time, the networks keep their properties in-house with third-party acquisitions largely as time-fillers.

When shows that are in the can like Ruby Gloom, Delilah and Julius, Being Ian, Carl Squared, Jacob Two-Two, and many others are just in the ether or lagging around on smaller networks instead of the big three, there's a problem. When top-tier properties like Naruto Shippuden, Dragon Ball Kai, Wolverine and the X-Men, and Spectacular Spider-Man are on the C-level spinoffs of two high-rated networks, there's a problem. And it's not one they want to address, unfortunately.

One of the reasons I'm rooting for The Hub is because they actually seem to be a legitimate contender to break the stranglehold of the Big Three. They're more open to third-party companies to provide programming for their network. Qubo, which is largely a consortium of children's entertainment companies not affiliated with the big three, has the potential of being a great children's network (not to mention one that's free and over-the-airwaves), but due to the myopic vision of ION Media, they only see the preschool audience and not willing to grab their older siblings nor their parents.

Qubo is like a buffet with many chefs. You have a French chef who's a master of pastries and French cuisine, an Italian chef that is globally known for their entrees, a Southern cook that excels in comfort food, and a Seattle-born barrister that can make fine coffees and beverages, and yet the owner of the buffet only offers fresh garden salad to his customers. People get bored with the same old salad, you dig?

[cristeto1981]

This is a cool schedule.

[donaldduck12]

Man this was a daunting task. Between rights issues and shows I am unfamiliar with (However I am intrigued by the name There's a Viking in My Bed) I am unsure how this schedule will turn out. Nevertheless here is my shot at it. In Eastern Time

qubo- The Block
Turbo Dogs
3-2-1 Penguins
Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids
Land Before Time
Curious George (I know this is on PBS Kids, but NBC Universal needs to do their part with this)
Veggie Tales

qubo- The Channel
Weekdays
6 AM Gumby Show
6:30 AM Harveytoons
7 AM Dudley Do-Right Show
7:30 AM Original Adventures of Felix the Cat

8 AM Lamb Chop
8:30 AM Charlie Horse's Music Pizza
9 AM Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:30 AM Clifford's Puppy Days
10 AM Rolie Polie Olie
10:30 AM Gerald McBoing Boing

11 AM Jane and the Dragon
11:30 AM Dragon
12 PM Jacob Two-Two
12:30 PM Babar
1 PM Rescue Heroes
1:30 PM Curious George
2 PM Veggie Tales
2:30 PM Adventures from the Book of Virtues

3 PM Underdog
3:30 PM Earthworm Jim
4 PM Wayside
4:30 PM George of the Jungle (New Series)

5 PM He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
5:30 PM Medabots
6 PM Exosquad
6:30 PM Class of the Titans

7 PM Rocky and Bullwinkle Show
7:30 PM Being Ian
8 PM Woody Woodpecker Show
8:30 PM Saved by the Bell

9 PM Lassie
9:30 PM Lone Ranger
10 PM Roy Rogers Show
10:30 PM New Lassie

11 PM Original GhostBusters
11:30 PM Shelldon
12 AM Theodore Tugboat
12:30 AM Postman Pat
1 AM Zulu Patrol
1:30 AM Willa's Wild Life
2 AM Anatole
2:30 AM Pat the Bunny
3 AM Katie and Orbie
3:30 AM Maisy
4 AM Land Before Time
4:30 AM Fat Albert and Cosby Kids
5 AM Turbo Dogs
5:30 AM 3-2-1 Penguins

Weekends
6 AM Roger Ramjet
6:30 AM Archie Show
7 AM Dick Tracy Show
7:30 AM Famous Adventures of Mr. Magoo
8 AM Tennessee Tuxedo
8:30 AM King Leonardo and His Short Subjects
9 AM Gumby Show
9:30 AM Adventures of Tintin
10 AM Uncle Waldo
10:30 AM George of the Jungle

11 AM Back to the Future
11:30 AM Fievel's American Tales
12 PM New Woody Woodpecker Show
12:30 PM Spooktacular New Adventures of Casper
1 PM Sitting Ducks
1:30 PM Pecola

2 PM BraveStarr
2:30 PM Jason of Star Command
3 PM Godzilla
3:30 PM Mummy
4 PM Redwall
4:30 PM Mythic Warriors
5 PM She-Ra
5:30 PM Cardcaptors Sakura

6 PM Family Movie
8 PM Woody Woodpecker Show
8:30 PM Saved by the Bell: The New Class

9 PM Lassie
9:30 PM Lone Ranger
10 PM Roy Rogers Show
10:30 PM Sgt. Preston of the Yukon
11 PM-6 AM Same as Weeknights

I am sure there are many shows I was ignorant towards, but I think that starting out as a franchised based network and block would be the best way to bring in new (and old) viewers. With Fat Albert, Land Before Time, Curious George, Veggie Tales, Woody Woodpecker, Rocky and Bullwinkle, Lassie, Lone Ranger, Godzilla, Roy Rogers, He-Man, Archie, Casper, Richie Rich, Mr. Magoo, Dick Tracy, An American Tail, Back to the Future, Gumby, Underdog, Babar, Lamb Chop, Clifford, Felix the Cat in addition to biblical, historical and mythical figures featured in many of the series how can this not market itself? Seriously if qubo taps into everything they have they will undoubtably have the most diverse and best line-ups on TV. Here's hoping for the best.

[Jeff Harris]

Fun fact: You guys do know that this fall, qubo's adding a retro block of sorts on Sunday afternoons that includes the original Masters of the Universe, She-Ra, Ghostbusters (not to be confused with the Sony-based Real Ghostbusters), and Bravestarr, right? But yeah, dd12, if qubo's partners actually utilized what they have as well as all the resources and titles they have in their collective libraries instead of kowtowing to the one partner whose lone contribution is channel space, then qubo really would be a party AND for everyone, not just parents who want the TV to serve as a babysitter.

[Jeff Harris]

Haven't done this in a while, but considering the season has just started with a great new addition, Qubo's Night Owl (a late-night airing of classic cartoons).

That doesn't mean it can't be improved. To reiterate what I said earlier:

When you have a group of many diverse voices working together, one voice shouldn't dominate the entire conversation. Corus, Nelvana's parent company, learned that the hard way last season when they brought two educational/family-friendly shows (Rescue Heroes and Pippi Longstocking), new-to-qubo episodes of network favorites (Babar and Jacob Two-Two), and three older kid-friendly shows (Being Ian, Class of the Titans, and Spliced) to the lineup. While the educational/family-friendly shows and network favorites remain on the network today and will, in all likelihood, remain in the 2010-11 season, the trio of older kid-skewering shows were yanked less than a month after they debuted, which is a shame considering they were some of the most entertaining shows on the entire qubo block. This was largely due to the interference of the majority owner, ION Media.

Unfair? You bet, and considering they provide none of the actual content for the network, it kind of seems unfortunate they're controlling the direction of the lineup. It's a kids' network. It doesn't have to be educational and morally correct all the time. They want to build an audience"? Utilize the best of Corus, Nelvana, Classic Media, NBC Universal, and Scholastic. Unlike the haphazard set-it-and-forget-it lineup they currently have, I'd run qubo like a real channel. A family network for every member, not just the youngest (who aren't entertained by late nights anyway).

Weekdays (All Times Eastern)

6 AM: Sitting Ducks/Pecola
6:30 AM: 321 Penguins!/VeggieTales
7 AM - Gofrette/Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse
7:30 AM - Willa's Wild Life
8 AM - Zula Patrol
8:30 AM - Casper and Friends
9 AM - Turbo Dogs
9:30 AM - Clifford the Big Red Dog
10 AM - Little Bear
10:15 AM - Rupert
10:30 AM - Franklin
10:45 AM - Gerald McBoing Boing
11 AM - My Friend Rabbit
11:15 AM - Rolie Polie Olie
11:30 AM - Sammy's Story Shop
12 PM - Babar
12:30 PM - Seven Little Monsters
12:45 AM - Elliot Moose

1 PM - Rocky and Bullwinkle
1:30 PM - Underdog
2 PM - Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids
2:30 PM - Kissyfur
3 PM - Jacob Two-Two
3:30 PM - Maya and Miguel
4 PM - Magic School Bus
4:30 PM - Rescue Heroes
4:30 PM - The Adventures of Tintin
5 PM - Jane and the Dragon
5:30 PM - Richie Rich (2000s)

6 PM - Qubo Family Movie

8 PM
Mondays - Famous Dog Lassie
Tuesdays - The Mysteries of Alfred Hedgehog
Wednesdays - Pearlie
Thursdays - The Secret World of Og
Fridays - Class of the Titans

8:30 PM - Babar
9 PM - Maya & Miguel
9:30 PM - Jacob Two-Two

Qubo Night Owl 10 PM - 6 AM:
10 PM/2 AM - Rocky and Bullwinkle
10:30 PM/2:30 AM - Underdog
11 PM/3 AM - The Woody Woodpecker Show
11:30 PM/3:30 AM - Exo-Squad
12 AM/4 AM - He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
12:30 AM/4:30 AM - She-Ra Princess of Power
1 AM/5 AM - BraveStarr
1:30 AM/5:30 AM - Ghostbusters


Weekends (All Times Eastern)

6 AM - Tales of the Wizard of Oz
6:30 AM - Fabulous Funnies
7 AM - Mighty Machines
7:30 AM -Animal Exploration with Jared Miller
8 AM - Flying Rhino Junior High
8:30 AM - What's New Mr. Magoo?
9 AM - The Woody Woodpecker Show
9:30 AM - Kissyfur
10 AM - It's Punky Brewster
10:30 AM - Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids
11 AM - Casper
11:30 AM - Richie Rich
12 PM - Pippi Longstocking
12:30 PM - Mythic Warriors
1 PM - Shelldon
1:30 PM - Pearlie
2 PM - Willa's Wild Life
2:30 PM - The Secret World of Og
3 PM - Famous Dog Lassie
3:30 PM - The Mysteries of Alfred Hedgehog
4 PM - Babar
4:30 PM - The Adventures of Tintin
5 PM - Jacob Two-Two
5:30 PM - Jane and the Dragon

6 PM - Qubo Family Double Feature: Movie One
8 PM - Qubo Family Double Feature: Movie Two

Qubo Night Owl 10 PM - 6 AM:
10 PM/2 AM - Sam and Max: Freelance Police
10:30 PM /2:30 AM - Spliced
11 PM/3 AM - Being Ian
11:30 PM/3:30 AM - Class of the Titans
12 AM/4 AM - Voltron: Defender of the Universe
12:30 AM/4:30 AM - Super 7 Presents (Freedom Force, Young Sentinels, Webwoman, Manta and Moray & Superstretch and Microwoman)
1:30 AM/5:30 AM - Blackstar

[Neomysterion X. Prime]

I never did one for Qubo yet. Okay, here I go!
There's a lot of great shows that has aired on Qubo in their past, I just couldn't fit 'em all on Ion and NBC, so I'll make a Qubo Network fantasy schedule.
*I am familiar with some of these shows, but not all of them.

Weekdays:
6AM: Veggietales (Qubo version)
6.5AM: 3-2-1 Penguins/Larryboy Stories
7AM: Dragon
7.5AM: Babar
8AM: Jane and the Dragon
8.5AM: Jacob Two-Two
9AM: Lamb Chop's Play Along
9.5AM: Charlie Horse's Music Pizza
10AM: Rolie Polie Olie
10.5AM: Sammy's Story Shop
11AM: George Shrinks
11.5AM: The Berestain Bears (2003)
12PM: Elliot Moose
12.5PM: Miss BG
1PM: Bananas in Pyjamas
1.5PM: Big Comfy Couch
2PM: Theodore Tugboat
2.5PM: The Puzzle Place
3PM: Shelley T. Turtle Show
3.5PM: Rupert
4PM: Jane and the Dragon
4.5PM: Jacob Two-Two
5PM: My Friend Rabbit
5.5PM: Willa's Wild Life
6PM: Shelldon
6.5PM: Turbo Dogs
7PM: Class of the Titans
7.5PM: Spliced
8PM: Ruby Gloom
8.5PM: Wayside
9PM: Pecola
9.5PM: Sitting Ducks
10PM: Classic Terrytoons
11PM: Casper's Scare School
11.5PM: The New Woody Woodpecker Show
12AM: Space Goofs
12.5AM: Oggy and the Cockroaches
1AM: Ghostbusters
1.5AM: Slimer and the Real Ghostbusters
2AM: He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
2.5AM: She-Ra: Princess of Power
3AM: BraveStarr
3.5AM: Blackstar
4AM: The New Adventures of Mighty Mouse and Heckle and Jeckle
4.5AM: Quackula
5AM: Class of the Titans
5.5AM: Spliced

I'll get to weekends later.

[donaldduck12]

Just a Quick Little Qubo Channel Schedule

Weekdays
6:00 Mr. Magoo
6:30 Underdog
7:00 Shelldon
7:30 Turbo Dogs

Early Childhood Education
8:00 Lamb Chop
8:30 Charlie Horse
9:00 Clifford's Puppy Days
9:30 Clifford the Big Red Dog
10:00 Curious George
10:30 Rescue Heroes
11:00 Franklin
11:30 Theodore Tugboat

Elementary Education
12:00 Back to the Future
12:30 Babar
1:00 Book of the Virtues
1:30 Wishbone
2:00 Magic School Bus
2:30 3-2-1 Penguins
3:00 Veggie Tales
3:30 Maya y Miguel

4:00 Casper's Scare School
4:30 George of the Jungle (New Series)

Action/Adventure
5:00 He-Man
5:30 Beyblade
6:00 Exoquad
6:30 Class of the Titans

7:00 Rocky and Bullwinkle
7:30 Woody Woodpecker

Live-Action for Older Audiences
8:00 Leave it to Beaver
8:30 Munsters
9:00 Saved by the Bell
9:30 Goosebumps
10:00 Lassie
10:30 Lone Ranger

11:00 Being Ian
11:30 Spliced
12:00 She-Ra
12:30 Medabots
1:00 Fat Albert
1:30 Felix the Cat

Various Education
2:00 Mighty Machines
2:30 Animal Explorations
3:00 Rolie Polie Olie
3:30 Dragon
4:00 Pearlie
4:30 Willa's Wild Life
5:00 Jane and the Dragon
5:30 Jacob Two-Two

Weekends
Classic Animation
6:00 Roger Ramjet
6:30 Tintin
7:00 Harveytoons
7:30 Gumby
8:00 King Leonardo
8:30 Tennessee Tuxedo
9:00 Dudley Do-Right
9:30 Felix the Cat

Comedy
10:00 Spooktacular New Adventures of Casper
10:30 New Woody Woodpecker Show
11:00 Earthworm Jim
11:30 Fievel's American Tails
12:00 Sam and Max: Freelance Police
12:30 Wayside
1:00 Spliced
1:30 Being Ian

Action/Adventure
2:00 Shazam/Dick Tracy (Sat) Jason of Star Command (Sun)
2:30 Mummy
3:00 Mythic Warriors
3:30 Redwall
4:00 Bravestarr
4:30 She-Ra
5:00 Medabots
5:30 Cardcaptors

6:00 Family Movie

Older Live-Action
8:00 Baby Sitters Club
8:30 Land of the Lost
9:00 Saved by the Bell: New Class
9:30 Animorphs
10:00 Roy Rogers
10:30 Sgt. Preston of the Yukon

11:00 Rocky and Bullwinkle
11:30 Woody Woodpecker

Other Education
12:00 Sammy's Story Shop
12:30 Goffrette
1:00 Marvin The Tap-Dancing Horse
1:30 Mysteries of Alfred Hedgehog
2:00 Pippi Longstocking
2:30 Zula Patrol
3:00 Rupert
3:30 My Friend Rabbit
4:00 Pecola
4:30 Maisy
5:00 Sitting Ducks
5:30 Gerald McBoing Boing

[donaldduck12]

Qubo on NBC
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Curious George
Land Before Time
3-2-1 Penguins
Veggie Tales
Fat Albert

Qubo on Ion
Clifford's Puppy Days
Magic School Bus
Shelldon
Turbo Dogs
Babar
Maya y Miguel

[Neomysterion X. Prime]

[glow=gold,2,300]I love your idea for a Qubo Schedule, DonaldDuck12![/glow]

Ontopic, here my weekwnd schedule for Qubo, enjoy!

Weekends:
6AM: Lamb Chop's Play Along
6.5AM: Charlie Horse's Music Pizza
7AM: Bananas in Pyjamas
7.5AM: Big Comfy Couch
8AM: Maisy
8.5AM: Boo
9AM: Miss BG
9.5AM: Gofrette
10AM: VeggieTales
10.5AM: 3-2-1 Penguins/LarryBoy Stories
11AM: Babar
11.5AM: Babar and the Adventures of Badou
12PM: Jane and the Dragon
12.5PM: Jacob Two-Two
1PM: My Friend Rabbit
1.5PM: Willa's Wild Life
2PM: Pearlie
2.5PM: Scaredy Squirrel
3PM: My Dad the Rockstar
3.5PM: BraceFace
4PM: Being Ian
4.5PM: Wayside
5PM: Goosebumps
5.5PM: Animorphs
6PM: Space Goofs
6.5PM: Oggy and the Cockroaches
7PM: Ruby Gloom
7.5PM: Pippi Longstocking
8PM: Class of the Titans
8.5PM: Spliced
9PM: The New Woody Woodpecker Show
9.5PM: Casper's Scare School
10PM: Hoopity Hopper
10.5PM: Tennessee Tuxedo
11PM: Dumb Bunnies
11.5PM: Sam & Max: Freelance Police
12AM: Space Goofs
12.5PM: Oggy and the Cockroaches
1AM: Ghostbusters
1.5AM: Slimer and the Real Ghostbusters
2AM: He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
2.5AM: She-Ra: Princess of Power
3AM: BraveStarr
3.5AM: Blackstar
4AM: The New Adventures of Mighty Mouse and Heckle and Jeckle
4.5AM: Quackula
5AM: Class of the Titans
5.5AM: Spliced

[donaldduck12]

I put it there because Nelvana, one of the companies behind Qubo, produces Beyblade. Funimation has nothing to do with qubo.