Tons of Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. Shows Are Now Streaming for Free on Tubi 

Tons of Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. Shows Are Now Streaming for Free on Tubi Southeast Asia Home Amazon Deals Pro-tips by Codashop PC PS4 Xbox One Nintendo Mobile Entertainment EsportsMoreSearch Home More About IGN SEAContactAdvertisePressUser AgreementPrivacy PolicyCookie PolicyRSSIGN Southeast Asia is operated under license by Media Prima Digital Sdn Bhd (199901014126) Change Region United States United Kingdom Australia Africa Adria Serbian/Croatian Adria Slovenian Benelux / Dutch Brazil China / 中国 Czechia / Slovakia France Germany Greece / Ελλάδα Hungary India Israel Italy / Italia Japan / 日本 Korea / 한국 Latin America Middle East – English Middle East – الأوسطالشرق Nordic Poland Portugal Southeast Asia Spain / España Turkey / Türkiye world.ign.com Register / Login Register / Login Login Register Courage the Cowardly Dog Tons of Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. Shows Are Now Streaming for Free on Tubi Courage has finally found a new home. This post might contain affiliation links. If you buy something through this post, the publisher may get a share of the sale. By Blythe Dujardin  Updated: March 2, 2026, 4 a.m. Related reads:MapleStorySEA Celebrates 20th Anniversary With Massive Summer Updates In the midst of potential acquisition chaos, Warner Bros. has also been spinning deals with the Fox-owned streaming service Tubi. The most recent agreement gave the ad-supported service the rights to a spread of Cartoon Network and family-friendly Warner Bros. shows. More like thisOpen Back Headphones: A Sound Experience Like No OtherThe context? Most of these shows were removed from HBO Max over the past couple of years, leaving a treasure trove of cartoons and animation stranded from streaming. Since then, fans could only watch most of these shows if they happened to own them on DVD. That makes it all the more significant that starting today, tons of Cartoon Network shows and other Warner Bros. properties are streaming for free, with more to come over the next couple of months. Cartoon Network Shows Streaming for Free on Tubi Starting March 1AnimaniacsPowerpuff GirlsTeen TitansThe BatmanBen 10 (2005)Pinky and the BrainJustice LeagueBatman: The Brave and the BoldDexter’s LaboratoryEd, Edd ‘n EddyCourage The Cowardly DogTaz-ManiaFoster’s Home For Imaginary FriendsCodename: Kids Next DoorThe Mask (Animated)Yogi’s GangYou can check out the full list of upcoming additions here. The decision to take on more cartoons actually goes back to an earlier exchange between Warner Bros. and Tubi. When HBO Max dropped The Looney Tunes in early 2025, Tubi was the streamer to pick it back up. That decision was one of many that contributed to an increase in Tubi’s brand visibility over the course of 2025, with CNBC reporting that the service logged more streaming minutes than HBO Max or Peacock by the end of the year. It’s unsurprising, then, that the company seemingly paid attention to the level of outcry that happened in response to the continued removals of Cartoon Network programs, seeing another opportunity to preserve some beloved fan-favorites.  You can’t stream Courage the Cowardly Dog anywhere now. https://t.co/mhxhsYAIYZ pic.twitter.com/VlF4JgYK6j— IGN (@IGN) August 6, 2025 Tubi itself launched as a free, ad-supported streaming service back in 2014 before being acquired by Fox in 2020. It was recently reported as one of the most profitable arms under Fox Entertainment during the company’s most recent financial quarter. Meanwhile, things continue to be up in the air over at Warner Bros. It initially seemed like things were a done deal between WB and Netflix, with the latter already releasing statements on how they’d handle theatrical releases. More recently, however, WB reopened negotiations, and now Netflix has reportedly walked away from the table. While that leaves some uncertainty for HBO Max subscribers, at the very least, some great cartoons have found a new home. Blythe (she/her) is an Audience Development Coordinator at IGN who, when she isn’t following streaming news, spends way too much time in character customization screens and tracking down collectibles. Related reads:Where You Can Still Watch Courage the Cowardly Dog After the Latest HBO Max Cartoon Network Purge This post might contain affiliation links. If you buy something through this post, the publisher may get a share of the sale. In This Article