Cloverway Inc. - Knowledge (XXG)

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in America ceased, due to Toei's decision to start licensing and distributing directly since 2004, thus ending the contracts with their agents Tokyo Business Consultants in Europe and Cloverway in America, and launching their own offices in 2004

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After losing Toei's successful catalog, Cloverway continued representing and distributing anime from other Japanese companies, adding new properties and selling most of their new catalog to Cartoon Network L.A. and other local TV stations in

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were the only two licenses whose English versions were produced by Cloverway, dubbed in association with Optimum Production Services in Canada. As for the U.S. Hispanic market, Cloverway syndicated the series

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and previously distributed by other companies, but Brazilian versions were never produced and Cloverway couldn't get a deal for them to be dubbed and broadcast in Brazil. Also, Spanish versions of

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was re-dubbed by Cloverway, after Bandai failed distributing their first episodes and a movie, dubbed under the title of "Zero y el Dragón Mágico" ("Zero and the Magic Dragon", based on the

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Parallel in the United States, Cloverway tried to distribute the same series by himself as in Latin America, but due to the regulations that led to the

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of many series formerly distributed by Cloverway, with the Latin American versions being the most affected for this change in distribution.

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is on weekend morning blocks made their debut on October 6, 2001, including the animated series as well as anime series (Dragon Ball Z);

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in Mexico. Other Cloverway's arrangements were made with International Telefilms Inc. for first-run syndication broadcasting in Chile (

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in each country, regionally and pan-regionally as well as arranging publishing deals with several manga publishers in English,

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Brazil, while some other works were dubbed into Spanish through Cloverway's arrangements with Televisa's owned

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The company was founded in 1991. In 1992, the first anime series distributed by Cloverway for

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and home video. They were also acting as an intermediary agent between Japanese companies (

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The following list features the anime and live action series licensed by the company:

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Due to economic problems, Cloverway closed its operations in August 2007.

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in 2005, Cloverway eventually lost the representation of Shueisha (for

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Spanish and Brazilian versions producer and Distributor (Licensed to

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TV series, first broadcast in Mexico and Brazil. It was followed by

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Spanish version producer and Distributor (only first 25 episodes)

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Spanish version co-producer and Distributor (Dub co-produced by

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English, Spanish and Brazilian versions producer and Distributor

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English, Spanish and Brazilian versions producer and Distributor

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who begun airing the block in March 2007, including the series

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