Ben 10 new premiere on 10.10.10 on Cartoon Network

ASIA-PACIFIC - Cartoon Network has chosen 10 October 2010 to air the exclusive regional premiere of Ben 10: Ultimate Alien.

Ben 10 on Cartoon Network
Ben 10 on Cartoon Network

Also planned are Ben 10 TV marathons, new online games and contests. There will be premiere party kits and a new product range from toy maker Bandai and limited edition aliens.

Lucien Harrington, vice president, branding and communications at Turner Entertainment Networks Asia, said, “10.10.10 is a day that was surely designed for Ben 10 and we invite kids everywhere to party like a hero with Ben, Gwen, Kevin and Cartoon Network."

Ben 10 TV Marathons are running through September and early October, culminating in the Ben 10: Ultimate Alien Premiere on 10 October 2010 at 10am.

From 1 September 2010, Ben 10: Ultimate Alien Premiere Party Kits became available on-line. There is also a dedicated mini-site that will have the latest show info, series sneak peeks and two new games: a Ben 10 alien creator game and Ben 10 Ultimate Crisis 3D.

Cartoon Network has teamed up with global toy maker Bandai and Toys 'R' Us to win a limited edition Ultimatrix, as well as launching a new Ultimate Alien toy range.

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