Not officially confirmed (https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1083943683872425&set=a.406649494935184&type=3) but workers are saying (https://www.google.com/search?q=Nelvana+Shuts+Down+site:www.reddit.com&sca_esv=702c6148bc6a1adb&sxsrf=AE3TifPcFsIDdIEznSbOVSLfhxZa7axhEQ:1756793704769&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjgtd3FtrmPAxVFhIkEHUBjHhkQrQIoAnoECB0QAw) the studio (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nelvana) has closed down (https://www.resetera.com/threads/nelvana-one-of-canada%E2%80%99s-most-biggest-animation-studios-has-reportedly-shut-down-after-54-years-1974-2025.1286007/) its doors last Friday (https://piratesandprincesses.net/rip-nelvana-animation-studio-behind-star-wars-cartoons-beetlejuice-and-care-bears-closes-its-doors/).

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When it came to animated cartoons Nelvana was one of the top animation companies second to DIC Entertainment and Saban and they were known for animating 80's cartoon favorites such as the animated version of Beetlejuice and many other cartoons. Why I think Nelvana shut down was because of money and basically because animated cartoons are now computer animated and in all honesty nobody watches hand-drawn animated cartoons anymore. But it seemed all of Nelvana's cartoons were Nick Jr. cartoons because I think Nickelodeon gave Nelvana a huge deal to develop all their cartoon hits like Franklin Max And Ruby and others. I also am wondering what's gonna happen to the Nelvana library of cartoons now that Nelvana is gone?