Jetix TV Mexico's 'Class of the Titans' Site Goes Online with Tons of Bonus Features.

Jetix TV (official website here), which distributes 'Class of the Titans' in Mexico and Central America (as 'Academia de Titanes'), seems to have recently launched a site for the show with tons of neat bonus features.

Please note that all of the features are in Spanish, though given that both Spanish and English vocabularies are derived from Latin, English-speakers should be able to figure out the gist of the content.

Just to give a brief run-down, some of the special features include the following:

• A basic run-down of the show's story (Historia) and its characters (Personajes), the latter of which is much more detailed than on teletoon.com. The show's Jetix TV air-times are also posted (Horarios). If you have the sound on, you can also hear a Spanish voiceover of the opening titles.
  
  
• A small image gallery (Fotos), including some new images never before seen on an English-based website, and a video clip (Video) of the show's Jetix TV trailer, including Spanish voiceovers for the characters. You can also send a 'Class of the Titans' e-card (E-Cards) if you so wish, though the greeting will be in Spanish.
  
  
• Nine wallpapers for you computer desktop, including one featuring the exclusive holiday artwork director Brad Goodchild drew and posted to his blog a long time ago (no longer archived). All of the wallpapers are available in both 800x600 and 1024x768 sizes.
  
  
• A downloadable screensaver. This is currently only available for those running on PCs, and you need WinZip installed in order to be able to use it.
  
  
• A new Flash-based game, starring Neil. It's titled 'Los Tesoros del Olimpo' ('The Treasures of Olympus') and, from what we've played, it seems to involve having Neil jump onto platforms to collect various items while you have to avoid falling-off into the bottom of the screen (though if you do 'die', Neil screams). It goes along very nicely with teletoon.com's Flash-based chess game.

Many thanks to Ana Lucía from Mexico for the heads-up! So if you have time during the next while to spare, be sure to check-out the site for all the amazing images and downloadable goodies! If you run into problems with translations, we personally highly recommend freetranslation.com to solve your language woes and needs.