Fox Kids

Fox Kids Network

1990-1992

Fox Kids launched in 1990 as Fox Kids Network, a six-day-a-week program block on the Fox network in the United States.

1992-1993

1993-1996

Even during the following logo and a few months in 1997, this logo was still being used on bumpers.

1996-1997

This logo incorporates the main Fox Network logo, and resembles the 20th Century Fox logo.

1997-1998

This logo debuted during the network's "Weird Week" promotion in February of 1997. The logo change would become permanent by Spring 1997 with the slogan "Rocks Kids". This logo would end its run with the slogan "Take the Ride" and be replaced with the following logo in the summer. The "network" in the logo's font is in Ad Lib.

Fox Kids

The word "network" was dropped in the summer of 1998; Like the 1997-1998 logo, the lights are a reference to the 20th Century Fox searchlights. It is the most recognizable logo from the block.

1998-2001 (America), 1998-2005 (International)

3D version

Digimon: the Movie variant.

2001-2004 (Australia only)

The Australian version used an entirely new logo in 2001 until 2004.

January-September 2002

This logo was only used on the final eight months in the US before it was replaced on Fox by FoxBox in September 2002, however, it was not used intentionally; while the brand was axed in the United States, it continued until 2005, in other countries, when it was rebranded as Jetix.

2012-2015 (Finland)

In 2012, the brand was revived on the Finnish version of Fox, using the 2D version of the logo.

2015-present (Finland)

In 2015, the logo was updated in Finland. A more rounded version of the Fox logo appears behind the multi-coloured 'KIDS' in 3D with the 'D' in 'KIDS' appearing the wrong way round. The rebranding was accompanied by six five second idents and a series of promos.

2014-2016 (Latin America)

In 2014, the Fox Kids brand was launched again as a section of the Fox Premium Play streaming website, due to the purchase of Movie City by Fox Networks Group Latin America. It was closed down in 2016 with Fox+'s rebrand.