Cartoon Network is the Portuguese language feed of Cartoon Network Latin America, broadcasting from São Paulo, Brazil. As a broadcaster, it has carried animated series and anime to Brazilian audiences. In 2013 the channel marked 20 years of presence in the country with special celebrations. Its programming has mixed original Cartoon Network productions with imported anime and action blocks, and it can be reached online at cartoonnetwork.com.br.
Key facts
- Country: Brazil
- Headquarters: São Paulo
- Type: broadcaster
- Website: http://cartoonnetwork.com.br
Origins and ownership
Cartoon Network Studios, the production arm behind the channel’s original series, was created on October 21, 1994. In 1996, Time Warner acquired Turner Broadcasting System, and Cartoon Network came along with that acquisition, placing the channel under Time Warner’s media holdings.
The Brazilian feed operates as part of Cartoon Network Latin America, delivering a Portuguese language version of the regional channel out of headquarters in São Paulo.
Two decades in Brazil
In 2013, the Brazilian channel marked 20 years of presence in the country with special celebrations.
Programming on the Brazilian feed
Among the original productions that became famous on the Brazilian channel were Adventure Time, Ben 10 and Regular Show. These aired alongside popular anime titles including Naruto, Saint Seiya and One Piece, giving the schedule a mix of Cartoon Network’s own output and licensed imports.
The Toonami action-series programming block, one of the channel’s most successful, also aired on the Brazilian and wider Latin American feed, anchoring a slot built around action-oriented series.
Data sources
Data updated: 2026-11-10