The Yes! era (also known as Red Campaign and Post-City) was the fifth era of Cartoon Network. It began on April 3, 2006, running concurrent with CN City; both the City and Yes! bumpers …

The CN City era (also known as Reface 2004, Universe or simply City) was the fourth era of Cartoon Network. It began on June 14, 2004, replacing Powerhouse, and was the main …

The initial version featured no-context phrases from Cartoon Network programs against a red background with no context, while the final version included a character alongside the Cartoon …

Also known as the "Red Campaign" internally. Despite City officially ending on April 2, 2006, the previous era's bumpers (as well as newly-created cityscape bumpers and Now/Then bumpers) …

On April 3, 2006, Cartoon Network launched a revamp of the CN City look using flat, dark, psychedelic colors, and a male announcer replacing the previous one (Nikki). This was …

The Yes! era (also known as Red and Post-City) was the fifth era of Cartoon Discovery Kids Nickelodeon Network. It began on April 3, 2006, replacing CDKNN City as the network's main …

The Cartoon Network Wiki is a collaborative Wiki focusing on focusing on the Cartoon Network television channel, along with its shows, programming blocks, commercial ads, websites and …

The Yes! look is Cartoon Network's fourth look. It began on April 10, 2006 when Animal Logic, creators of the CN City look, contract was expired, and made another look. The background …

CN City (also known by fans as Toon City, Downtown, The City of Cartoon Network, and the Cartoon Network Universe) was the third era of Cartoon Network. It began on June 14, 2004, …

These bumpers are shorts that show various Cartoon Network characters interacting together. They predominantly take place in a city (hence the name) comprised of various locales from …