Toon Disney was a television network that primarily aired animated programming, targeting children and families. Launched in 1998, it featured a mix of classic and contemporary animated series, including shows from the Disney library and other popular cartoons. The channel aimed to provide a dedicated space for animated content, distinct from other Disney channels. In 2009, Toon Disney was rebranded as Disney XD, shifting its focus to a broader range of programming, including live-action shows and more action-oriented animated series. This change reflected the evolving interests of its young audience and the desire to attract a wider demographic.