Check out this new cartoon coming to the Kids’ WB this fall! Skunk Fu! is an animated children’s television series featuring the adventures of personified animals battling evil using martial arts. The series surrounds the story of Skunk and his friends, who are in combat with the evil Dragon. Skunk must learn the ways of Kung Fu, whilst also learning to control himself and avoid getting into trouble.I think my favorite character is going to be either the ninja monkeys or.. maybe the praying mantis, he sounds like Christopher Walken! IN!!Click to read more about the new cartoons joining Skunk Fu! Sept. 22 on the CW!Eon KidThe story centers around Marty, an enterprising kid who deals in scrap robot parts. One day he stumbles upon the ancient Fist of Eon. Unexpectedly, the Fist comes to life and attaches itself to Marty’s arm, endowing him with unknown fighting powers and at the same time putting him at the heart of a centuries-old struggle between good and evil.Magi-NationBased off the Collectible Card Game, (CCG) Magi Nation follows Tony Jones, an ordinary 15-year old boy whose world is shaken when he is drawn through what he will come to know as the Dream Plane, into a world far beyond his imagination. Tony is now in Magi Nation, a beautiful world that was created millennia ago by the powerful Magi people. Tony meets Edyn and Strag - two young Magi heroes in training - who will help Tony discover his vast new magical environment, collect and bond with the fascinating and varied creatures of the lands and compete against the forces that threaten his new home. Tony, Edyn, and Strag and their Dream Creatures accept the challenge to search The Moonlands for precious Dreamstones that will unlock the long held secrets hidden throughout the 12 Moonlands and ultimately, they hope, keep the ominous evil locked deep within The Core.Will & DewittWill is an everyday little kid with an endless thirst for big kid adventure. But he needs direction. Enter Dewitt, his talking frog and personal "life coach," Dewitt’s a frog and then some

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