Channels
| Country | Channel |
|---|---|
| Canada | YTV |
| United States | Cartoon Network, The Hub |
| United Kingdom | NickToons |
| Germany | Jetix, Super RTL |
| Mexico | Cartoon Network |
| Peru | |
| Slovakia | |
| Czech Republic | |
| Colombia | |
| Venezuela | |
| Ecuador | |
| Chile | |
| Argentina | |
| Bolivia | |
| Paraguay | |
| Guatemala | |
| Costa Rica | |
| El Salvador | |
| Netherlands | Jetix |
| Portugal | TVI, Canal Panda |
| Serbia | Happy TV |
| Malaysia | TV3, Cartoon Network (Southeast Asia) |
| Bulgaria | bTV, Jetix, Nova Television |
| Slovenia | POP TV |
| Brazil | Cartoon Network, Rede Globo HD |
| Poland | Jetix |
| Philippines | Cartoon Network / GMA 7 |
| Australia | Cartoon Network and Network Ten (On Toasted TV) |
| Israel | Jetix |
| Arab World Countries | MBC 3 |
| France | Gulli |
| India | Cartoon Network |
| Italy | Mediaset Italia 1 |
| Russia | Jetix, STS |
| MTV3 | |
| Thailand | Cartoon Network |
| Turkey | Minika |
| Indonesia | Global TV, Cartoon Network (Southeast Asia) |
| Taiwan | Cartoon Network (Beginning on July 1, 2008, until season 2) |
| Japan | TV Tokyo, TV Aichi (Both beginning April 3, 2010), etc. |
| Pakistan and Bangladesh | Cartoon Network |
| Romania | Cartoon Network and Jetix |
| Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh Republic | Shant |
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