Cartoon Network’s Most Iconic Shows Officially Find a New Free Streaming Home After HBO Max Exit

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After HBO Max purged most of its Cartoon Network titles over the past couple of years, Tubi has stepped in of late to play host to the banner's animated classics. Earlier this year, the free ad-supported streaming platform made a deal to pick up the rights to over 100 shows from the Warner Bros. vaults as part of its "cartoon era," from Justice League to Dexter's Laboratory, Courage the Cowardly Dog, and much more. The move came after the platform found a massive audience for animation upon saving the Looney Tunes library last year, and ever since, the deals have kept coming. Its biggest splash came in March, however, when it greenlit Yokoso Scooby-Doo!, the first-ever Scooby-Doo anime series produced by WB that will take the titular Great Dane and his best pal, Shaggy, on a foodie adventure for the ages in Japan. Frank Welker and Matthew Lillard are even back to lend their voices to the Tubi exclusive.

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