Television
The program was featured in the United States on Cartoon Network for a few weeks around January 2006, but, after having its time slot moved, vanished from the line-up. Unlike the other cartoons around its Saturday morning time slot, several episodes of Dragon Hunters were rated TV-PG. It reappeared on Cartoon Network in September 2006, but disappeared again in October 2006. Up until June 2007, it was available for viewing on Cartoon Network Video. As of 2011, it was airing in the U.S. on Starz Kids & Family. 50 of the 52 episodes can be watched in English on Netflix through their partnership with Starz though the episodes are out of order.
A second season of 26 additional episodes began airing in France in August 2007. International releases have occurred in over 60 countries. The show has received a fanbase in Arabic speaking countries, after the show's repeated airing on MBC 3.
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