A look at potential content for the channel

Given the new channel, people might not know what all can air on the channel. Hasbro has a lot more stuff than people realize.

Transformers - G1, 1986 Movie, Beast Wars, Beast Machines, Armada, Energon, Cybertron, Animated, Prime, Predacons Rising, Robots in Disguise (2015), and Cyberverse. Doubt we'll seeing any of the Japanese-only stuff like Victory. The 2001 Robots in Disguise cartoon is owned by Disney. Maybe not immediately, but I wouldn't be surprised if they grab the first three Bay Transformers movies at some point. Rescue Bots and Rescue Bots Academy will probably be the default E/I programs.

G.I. Joe - Sunbrow cartoon and movie, DiC cartoon, Extreme, Sigma 6, Renegades, and the CG movies are locks. Resolute maybe late on Saturday nights due to its adult matter. The Origins film might still be too expensive, but I wouldn't be surprised if Rise of Cobra and Retaliation show up at some point.

Power Rangers - The FAST Channel airs up until RPM, so I expect to see all of those. Samurai through Beast Morphers is likely, but not guaranteed. Dino/Cosmic Fury and Once & Always are in Netflix jail still. Disney owns the first two movies while Lionsgate owns the 2017 movie, but I won't be surprised if the latter shows up at some point. If the channel is around for many years, maybe they try and air Super Sentai in overnight hours, but I doubt it.

Power Rangers spinoffs - VR Troopers and Big Bad Beetleborgs are already confirmed, IIRC. Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog is in licensing limbo, so doubtful to see it air. Hasbro has distribution rights to Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation, but might need Paramount's OK to air on television. Masked Rider is banned by Toei, so don't count on that. They don't own Dragon Knight so don't count on that either.

My Little Pony - Original show, Tales, Friendship is Magic, and Equestria Girls are locks. The more recent stuff is locked in Netflix Jail. Might see the theatrical movies at some point.

Duel Masters - Kaijudo was in the promo image. Would not be surprised to see the anime dub show up either.

Littlest Pet Shop - The first two cartoons will likely air at some point. The most recent one will likely depend on whether there's a conflict with Discovery Family.

Peppa Pig/PJ Masks - I doubt either will show up due to television contracts, and if they do, they'll likely only be older seasons.

Jem and the Holograms - Expect to see this on weekends. I also would not be surprised if the live-action movie, as bad as it is, shows up at some point.

Action Man - I believe the CG cartoon has split rights between Hasbro and Wild Brain, so don't expect it anytime soon.

Pound Puppies - Will probably air both cartoons if they can.

Stretch Armstrong - Flex Fighters will definitely be used as filler programming.

GoBots - Will NOT be airing because WB owns the cartoon and it currently airs on MeTV Toons.

Bakugan - I don't know if Hasbro has access to the anime. I imagine they wouldn't be able to air the newer stuff that's on Disney XD regardless, but possibly the older seasons?

B-Daman - Same deal, but minus the Disney XD.

Inhumanoids - Fully expect to see this late Saturday nights.

Cubix: Robots for Everyone - Hasbro apparently got this when they bought Saban's stuff, so it'll probably pop up somewhere.

Visionaries: Knights of the Magical Light - Late night weekend fodder ahoy!

M.A.S.K. - Betting it will air either early afternoons or late at night.

Dungeons & Dragons - Same regarding the 80's cartoon.

Family Game Night - Assuming there's no conflict with Discovery Family, I expect this to be a primetime staple. I do not expect either Scrabble show or the CW Trivial Pursuit anytime soon.

Conan the Adventurer - I don't think they need Fox's permission to air this, but they might.

This channel is going to be relying a LOT on Transformers, Power Rangers, G.I. Joe, and My Little Pony. And they don't have a lot they can bring in from the outside since MeTV Toons already has partnerships with WB and Wild Brain.