Animax Hungary

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Animax Hungary
Launched	11 April 2007
Network	Animax
Owned by	Sony Corporation
Picture format	Analog, PAL
Slogan	Animax. A másik éned. (Animax. Your other self.)
Country	Hungary
Replaced	A+
Website	Official website (Hungarian)

A+
Launched	4 December 2004
Picture format	Analog, PAL
Country	Hungary Romania Czech Republic Slovakia
Website	Official Hungarian website (Hungarian)

Animax Hungary is a Hungarian anime television channel, and the local branch of Sony Corporation's international Animax network. Animax Hungary and much of its other Central-European counterparts replaced the A+ channel in Hungary, Romania, the Czech Republic and Slovakia on April 11, 2007. This was Animax's first major expansion to Europe.^[1]^[2]^[3] It's current programs are available either dubbed to the local languages of each country, or in Japanese audio with local subtitles.

A+ (also known as Anime+, /+ or Anime Plusz) was originally launched in December 4, 2004, and was broadcast in Hungary, Romania, the Czech Republic and Slovakia either via cable or satellite TV systems. It was acquired by Sony Pictures Television International (SPTI) in October 2006. All programs prior to this acquisition were dubbed to the local languages.

1 Programs broadcast
- 1.1 Programs broadcast after Animax transformation
- 1.2 Programs broadcast prior to Animax transformation
2 References
3 External links

[edit] Programs broadcast

[edit] Programs broadcast after Animax transformation

(Not listing programs that were available prior to the transformation, and may be currently broadcasted.)

A-Kuei and Gatchinpo
Ayakashi Ayashi
BLEACH
BLOOD+
Death Note
Dogtato
Digimon 02
Digimon Tamers (starting in July 2008)
Digimon Frontier (starting in September 2008)
Fullmetal Alchemist
Honey & Clover
Jigoku Shoujo
Kyoro-chan
Naruto (starting in July 2008)- uncut version

[edit] Programs broadcast prior to Animax transformation

Note that Sony Corporation acquired A+ in October 2006, and while not being officially Animax yet, the channel aired further programs with only japanese dubs and local subtitles, with the exception of a few.