Sonic X - Broadcast History

Broadcast History

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Japan

• TV Tokyo (2003–2004)

South Korea

• Jei TV (2009–2010)

USA

• Fox Box (2003-2005)
• 4Kids TV (2005–2008)
• The CW4Kids (2009-2010)
• Toonzai (2010-2012)
• Vortexx (2012–Present)

Canada

• YTV (2005–2008)
• Toonzai (2010-2012) (Via cable)
• Vortexx (2012–present) (Via cable)

UK

• CITV (2004–2006)
• Jetix (2004–2008)

Australia

• Network Ten (13 September 2004 - 14 December 2004)
• Seven Network (2005–2006)

Ireland

• RTE Two (2004–2008)

Peru

• Jetix

Argentina

• Jetix
• Canal 13

Italy

• Fox Kids (2004–2005)
• Jetix (2005–2008)
• K2
• Italia 1

France

• TF1
• Jetix

Mexico

• Jetix
• TV Azteca

Spain

• Antena 3
• Boing
• Neox
• Jetix

Brazil

• Jetix
• Rede Globo

Portugal

• SIC (2005–2006, 2008–2009)

Philippines

• GMA Network
• Hero TV

Poland

• Jetix (2004–2007)
• Polsat (2006–2007)

Netherlands

• Jetix (2004–2009)

Scandinavia (Finland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Iceland)

• Jetix Scandinavia

Hungary

• Jetix

Romania

• Prima TV
• Jetix

Turkey

• Jetix

Israel

• Jetix

Ukraine

• Novyi Kanal (also 33-78 episodes)

Germany

• Fox Kids
• Kabel 1

Kazakhstan

• Fox Kids, Jetix
• Channel One Kazakhsatan

India

• Hungama TV

Iceland

• Sjónvarpið

See also Scandinavia above

Russia

• CTC
• Jetix

Chile

• Jetix
• Telecanal

Bulgaria

• Fox Kids (2004)
• Jetix (2005–2009)
• Nova Television

Greece

• Jetix

Taiwan

• Yoyo TV

Hong Kong

• TVB Jade

Thailand

• BBTV Channel 7

Vietnam

• VTV1

Indonesia

• Indosiar

Fiji

• FBC TV (2011–present)

Malaysia

• NTV7

Singapore

• MediaCorp Channel 8 (2005–present)

Macau

• TDM Ou Mun (2011–present)